Yankees crush Indians in doubleheader as Ruth belts two more
New York pounded six Cleveland pitchers for 33 hits and swept the doubleheader 13-1 and 14-2. Babe Ruth hit two homers in the second game, lifting his season total to 28. Henry Johnson and Roy Sherid each pitched for the Yankees. The Senators won 12-3 over Detroit, while Boston beat Chicago 4-2 and Philadelphia took 6-5 from St. Louis.
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Oscar Legions Win in League
The Oscar Legions won their first City Baseball League game by edging the Canton Merchants 12 to 11 in a free hitting contest. Merchants players were asked to report for a Sunday trip to Louisville, with Howenstine on the mound for the Merchants.
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Terriers Open Four-Game Series With Richmond Roses
Canton hosts Richmond at Lake side stadium in a two game today starting at 1 30 with Heinie Groh signing Frenz to join the pitching staff and Roy Hansen possibly bidding farewell to the Central League.
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Canton Travelors and Merchants Tilt in City League Schedule
City Baseball League schedule lists multiple matches among Canton travelers merchants cardinale and legions, with games set at City Canton Cook Conk and other venues from June into August. Players Giannitte Gro Rockus Cements and Bear Legions feature in several clashes as Canton efforts to win titles unfold.
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Sandovillie Plans July 4 Baseball Game
The Sandovillie baseball team seeks a July 4 game for competition. Call C H Meiser at Magnolia 155-1-3 to arrange details and confirm venue and time.
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Terriers Fall to Fort Wayne in Ninth Inning Rally
Fort Wayne erupted for a late rally to defeat Canton 6 to 5. Jones homered after a controversial play, Kinney and Lowrance scored on Lovelace miscue, and Donagan, Rodrigues, and Groh contributed in a tight ninth inning.
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Cashners Edge Ne HIs In Low Hit Game Win
Cashners of North Canton defeated the Massillon Ne-His 63 by a six to three score in an pitching duel with only four hits. Eddie Moore of the Motors broke his ankle sliding into third and will be out. Littlejohn and DeMusey held the Ne-His to 11 safeties. The series stands one all as the teams prepare the second game at Goat Hill Park Alliance at 2 30. Hank Howenstine is expected to start for North Canton with Goetz for the Generals.
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Readout of International Picot Gamer Race Participants
A fragmented listing names numerous competitors and locations including Jersey City Newark Baltimore and various surnames such as Warnecke Bell McAfee Moore Liebbhardt Miner Newsome Allen Bream Jor gene Weaver McMullen Petty Parmelee Harvin Leggett and others. The text resembles an OCR from a race results page with no clear event details or outcomes.
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Cubs Close In On Dodgers By Beating Leaders In NL
Chicago’s injury hit club won 4-2 to move within seven percentage points of the Brooklyn Dodgers in the National League lead. Pat Malone limited Brooklyn to seven hits as the Cubs narrowed the gap amid a crowded pennant race with 30,000 fans watching.
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LaCoste and Golf Champ to Marry in Paris
Mile. Simone Thion De La Chaumin and tennis champion Rene LaCoste will wed in Paris on Monday. Wimbledon players Henri Cochet and Eugene Borotra plan to attend. Both couples announced they will retire from championship play.
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Gallant Fox Triumphs In Dwyer Stakes Battle
Gallant Fox won the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct by a length and a half over Xenolith in a strong final drive. Despite absent rival Whichone, the three year old champion of 1930 battled under Earl Sande's whip, with a huge crowd roaring in support and the favorite held at 1 to 2 on.
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Netters Clash as Akron Club Visits North Canton Courts
North Canton Chevrolet tennis team hosts Akron University Club rivals Sunday at North Canton courts. Notables include Vern Barker former Ohio finalist and 1928 Akron indoor champ, Olcott from Oklahoma, plus Dr Day and West. North Canton lineup features Del Schuster Gordon Curry Warren Cogan Cleet Heas Fred Ungaschick and Bill Shanafelt.
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