Babe Ruth Hits 34th Homer as Yankees Top Browns 9-4
The Yankees swept the four game set from the St Louis Browns and extended their streak to fifteen straight wins. Babe Ruth hit his 34th homer, breaking the tie with Gehrig for the team lead, as New York rallied in the eighth inning to pull away and win 9 to 4.
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California Girls in Tennis Finals Note Goal Scoring Mix
In a brief, chaotic score note from Associated Press, players including Lieut Colonel Beresford, H P Guineness, Latham, and Jone are listed with multiple goals for Greenwich and focal club connections. H L Platt and BR Buret appear in lineup positions as R F Allison also features. The Boston American League club reports pitcher Frank Bushey being optioned to Lewiston in the New England League.
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Wills and Jacobs to Meet in Essex Club Finals
Two famous Helen Wills and Helen Jacobs reach the finals of the Essex County Club invitation tennis tournament in Manchester Moss. Jacobs defeats Margaret Blake 6-2 6-2 and Wills defeats J Dallas Corbiere 16-0 6-2, setting up a headline clash tomorrow.
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Sothern Drives Hammers as Hillies Roll Past New Haven
Pittsfield defeats New Haven 12 to 2 as Sothern belts two homers boosting season total. Bates adds a double and a single while Parkinson fields 12 of 14 chances. Raecht appears early, Kemner doubles as pitcher, with Malle and Hammond in relief during the second inning.
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Johnson Allows Six Safeties as Washington Wins
Washington defeated Chicago 12 to 2 to close the series. Walter Johnson yielded six hits as Washington hammered three White Sox pitchers for 16 hits. Bucky Harris collected four safeties in five plate appearances in a high offensive showing.
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Red Sox Take Two From Cleveland in Doubleheader
Boston beat the Indians 3 to 0 and 4 to 1 in a twin bill as Mac FaYden limited Cleveland to seven hits. Welch doubled Rothrack scored Russell. Boston improves to 11 wins in 18 against Cleveland this season. Buckeye and McAlister among those banished after dispute at plate.
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Vice President's Cup Play At Brooklawn
Qualifying round for the Vice President's Cup at Brooklawn Country Club ends Tuesday August 2. The round opened Wednesday with a wide field expected to enter. The cup is a popular midsummer event founded by Dean C Wheeler and Breen of Brooklawn.
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Berlenbach Knocks Out Lawson at Madison Square Garden
Paul Berlenbach overcomes a first round knockdown by Fighting Bob Lawson to win by knockout in the seventh round of their ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Lawson, heavier, staggered but Berlenbach rallied, delivering a strong barrage of lefts and rights to claim the victory as the crowd roared.
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