Yankees Hammer Senators in Twin Bill as Gehrig Louges Two Homers
Lou Gehrig hit two homers to pace the New York Yankees in a doubleheader sweep of the Washington Senators. The first game ended 12 to 1 and the second 21 to 1, with Gehrig belting his 27th and 28th homers and Babe Ruth held at 3? in the nightcap before a large crowd. Burke Walter Johnson took the loss in the opener.
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Profs Win Two Close Battles From Brasses
New Haven defeats Waterbury in a holiday double bill 3 to 1 and 1 to 0. Kemner outpitched Morrison in the afternoon. Comiskey was ordered from the field for protesting a third strike. Manager Martin of the Press stole home in the sixth inning.
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Pirates sweep doubleheader over Cardinals on Independence Day
Sixty thousand fans watched the Pittsburgh Pirates win both games against St. Louis 7-2 and 6-4. Meadows outpitched Alexander in the opener, while Bernhart’s eighth inning double sealed the second game. Hill earned his 12th win as the Pirates extended their lead.
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Athletics And Red Sox End Protracted Losing Streaks
Boston and Philadelphia split a Holiday doubleheader at Fenway. The Athletics won 10 2 behind Groves airtight pitching to end a seven game slide, while the Red Sox snapped a 16 game drought by winning 11 3 as Wiltse starred and Rogell led with three hits.
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Wilmot Beats Wheeler Jr. in Brooklawn Club Match
R. C. Wilmot defeated John W. Wheeler Jr. 4 to 3 in the club championship at Brooklawn Country Club. Wheeler, winner of the spring Brooklawn event, suffers a second round upset. First round results include Hubbard over Navamare 2 up with 1 to go and Phelps over Miller Up and 4 to go.
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DeMar Captures Providence Race Sees 56 59 Mile Split
Clarence DeMar of Ameslerck wins the City of Providence modified marathon, clocking 56 minutes 59 seconds for ten miles after a two minute 18 second handicap, leading from 21% miles and finishing ahead of James Henigan and Albert Michelson. Prizes presented by Providence Mayor James S. Dunne.
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Callow Reported to Have Resigned from Washington Coach Post
The Times reports authoritatively that Callow, Washington State University crew coach, has resigned to take a similar post at the University of Pennsylvania. His contract runs two more years, but he is not expected to be compelled to honor it. Earlier Philadelphia reports denied a PA offer exceeding 10,000 dollars.
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Bryn Mawr Polo Team Defeats Roslyn In Philadelphia Match
Ryan Mawr wins as Bryn Mawr polo team defeats Rosyn 11 to 7 in the second junior polo title match at the Philadelphia Counts Club grounds.
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Chicago HITTERS: Sox Drops Double Bill in Cleveland
Cleveland swept the Chicago White Sox in a doubleheader 2 0 and 6 2. Chicago totaled eight hits after entering Cleveland with 61 hits in four games at St Louis. Levsen allowed two hits in the morning game while Buhne yielded six in the afternoon. Burns collected his 29th and 30th doubles in the second tilt.
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Giants Beat Robins Twice In Holiday Twinbill
The New York Giants defeated Brooklyn 4-3 in eleven innings to win the first game and then routed the Robins 9-4 in the second. Hornsby hit his fifteenth homer in the nightcap as Giants piling 19 hits off three Brooklyn pitchers, with Henry the winning pitcher and Elliott the loser. Crowd of 32,000 attended.
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DePaolo Wins 200 Mile Rockingham Race
Pete DePaolo led from the start to win the 200 mile holiday race at Rockingham Speedway Salem New Hampshire finishing two laps ahead of Frank Lockhart. Dave Evans third as DePaolo set a 128 1 2 mph first hundred miles record and earned 7000 while Lockhart won 3500. Other money finishers included Woodbury Stapp Karte and Melcher.
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Dempsey Plans Private Training Ahead of Sharkey Bout
Jack Dempsey begins private training at White Sulphur Springs under new manager Leo Flynn as he prepares for the September title shot with Sharkey. The session included a strong drill against Dave Shade and a three minute wrestling workout with Carl Carter, highlighting his continued comeback efforts.
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Stribling Wins Verdict Over Wiggins On Fouls
In Macon Georgia on July 4 195? W L Young Stribling heavyweight defeats Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis by referee decision in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round bout.
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