Ruth Hits Homer in Eleventh to Tie Yankees and A's
Ruth belted a ninth inning homer and then a game winning shot in the 11th as the Yankees split a Philadelphia doubleheader. The morning game went to Philadelphia 9 8 before New York won 6 5 in 11 innings, with Grove pitching and Ruth’s 14th homer of the year powering the victory.
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Callahan Favored To Defeat Myers In Ten Round Thriller
Mushy Callahan the junior welterweight champion was a slight favorite to defend his title against Soug Myers of Pocatello Idaho in a ten round decision contest at Cubs' baseball park. Both fighters weighed under 140 pounds and the bout, the third between them, was projected to draw about 100000 spectators per promoter Jim Mullen.
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Springfield and Hartford Split Doubleheader
Springfield and Hartford played a doubleheader with Hartford winning the first game 9 to 4 and Springfield taking the second 16 to 8. Keesey hit a three run homer for Hartford in the opener, while Miller forced in the winning run in the nightcap. Schinkel and Morrison connected for home runs with two aboard in the late game.
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Sheredel and Haines Pitches Cards to Double Triumph
Memorial day doubleheader split by St. Louis Cardinals over Cincinnati Reds 6 to 3 and 9 to 1. Haines earned his eight win, holding Reds to scattered hits with clutch pitching. Hafey fueled the offense with two doubles in game one and two doubles plus a home run in game two. Attendance around 28,000.
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Sparserized historic scores roundup of cities and teams
Daily results list multiple games across cities including Hartford Albany Pittsfield Bridgeport New Haven Providence Springfield Waterbury St Louis Chicago Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia New York Boston Brooklyn and Cincinnati. Boston Washington and Pittsburgh appear with various scores and matchups mentioned.
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Springfield vs Hartford baseball game report
Springfield fell 9 to 2 at Hartford with key hits by Bedford Krahe Butler and Morrison. Auer yielded nine hits while Hellman Fortune Miller walked six in seven innings.
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Black Maria and Mary Jane Win at Belmont Stakes
New York May 30 AP report notes Black Maria owned by Gall and Combs wins the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont after a rough stretch,Osmand is second and Velorous third amid strong purse of 7 225 for backers. Mary Jane, ridden by Leslie Pichon at Churchill Downs, is highlighted as a key Kentucky Oaks contender.
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Record audience totals for Memorial Day baseball games
On Memorial Day 1930s style coverage reports about 308,900 fans attending major league doubleheaders across cities like Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Chicago and St Louis. Yankees drew about 980,000 fans in a day Pirates 60,000 and totals show National League ahead of American League by 18,000.
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Westerns Defeat Pastimes 12 to 4 in One-Sided Game
The Western A C beat the Nor walk Pastimes 12 to 4 yesterday afternoon, recording a second straight win. Pitcher Wabsler struck out most opponents and allowed four runs as Mishie Warm and Bushman contributed for the Westerns in a high-scoring affair.
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Gentien defeats Borotra in Title Tourney final
In St. Cloud France May 30 Jean Borotra the Bounding Basque loses to Antoine Gentien in the international Lardcourt championship. Tilden defeats Raymond in a long four set match as German women lose both top players Aussem remains as last German hope. Williams Dartmouth 0 Holy Cross 5 Boston College 1.
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Giants and Phillies split double header on Decoration Day
The Giants and Phillies split the Decoration Day doubleheader with a 14 to 10 Giants win in game one and a 6 to 1 Phillies win in game two. Clarence Mitchell starred in the nightcap with three hits as he shut the Giants out. The winning run in the second game scored on an error by O Neill, Priberg’s sacrifice and Sielder’s choice to Hornsby, with Prieberg beating Hornsby’s throw to the plate.
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Harvard Wins Over Brown Nine 5 to 0
Harvard defeated Brown 5 to 0 as five Crimson runs in the first two innings carried the game. Burgess was relieved by Rawlings in the Bruins bullpen but Brown’s seven scattered hits failed to overcome Harvard’s early lead. Gurney, Barbee, Dunitch, Burgess, and Rawlings contributed in the field and at the plate.
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