Champs' Big Guns Break Loose With Roar in 8th Frame
In Cleveland on June 7 the Yankees rallied in the eighth inning to beat the Indians 6 to 2. Babe Ruth hit his 20th home run and Lou Gehrig his 12th as New York broke through after seven scoreless innings. Durocher, Ward, Pipgras, and Luzzeri contributed key plays including Ruth's homer to center and Gehrig's drive over right field.
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Yankees
Jos Shaute
Indians
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Ward
Durother
Futn
Gehrig
Paschal
Tony Luzzeri
Piogras
Durocher
Ruth
Homer
New York
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Cong
Jd. Kewell
Yatsert
Ot Myattes
Duyan
Anding
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Wara
Burocher
Lasser
Fonseca
Lind
Enrig
Dugan
Ward. Runs Balted In, Ruth 3, Contig 2. Lazaeri 2, Fascbal
Udle
Unaaerl
Sacrifices
Pipgras
Snaneri
Hara
Shante
Piparas
Strack
Bshante
Ipsras
Balx
Wideurans
Ormsby
Guthrie
Tigers Triumph Over Red Sox 5-2 in Wet Ballgame
Detroit wins the opener as Owen Carroll limits Boston to five hits. Russell leaves early, Russell out for Mussel, and Detroit plates two late runs to seal a 5 2 victory. Rainy conditions and pitching duel define the day with Musselman starting for Boston and Carroll finishing for Detroit.
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Owen Carroll
Haly Cross
Beaton Red Sox
Aide
Carroll
Jack Rusesllynt
Russell
Benton Din
Vorthergill
Heimann Sg
Gsioway
Hofmann
Woodall
Minor League Results Across Leagues Summary
MiddIe Atlantic games feature Wheeling beating Charlerain in ten innings and Clarksburg edging Fairmont in ten. American Association results show Toledo narrow to Milwaukee and St Paul drawing with Lincolns. International league notes Reading defeating Newark and Baltimore splitting with Jersey City. Toronto and Montreal traded wins in seven innings.
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International Reading
Newark
Fallimore
Dereey City
Baltimore
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
What next is going to happen to Rogers Hornsby
A retrospective on Rogers Hornsby career contrasts his firebrand Rajah image with his quiet Boston persona. It recalls his 1920s pennant drives as player manager, the St. Louis success, his New York stint, and a mid career trade to the Braves. The piece asks what the next move will be for Hornsby as he leads with an iron hand.
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Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Rejah
St. Louis
Boston
Rajah
Bt. Louis Cardinals
Rogers
Yanks
New York
Gantster
John McGraw
Giants
Boston Braves
Braves
Jack Slattery
The Old Angler on Early Season Trout Angling
More than a quarter million licensed anglers show wide interest in the sport in older, populous states. Early season targets brook rainbow and brown trout in open waters. Above Mason Dixon line and west of Ohio river, seasons come late spring as high icy waters recede. Even with late openings anglers chase ideal weather and biting trout. Early trouting draws many but fewer keep baby trout for future season. Wading in cold rain and snow flurries resembles a standing invitation to fish.
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Mason and Dixon Line
Ohio River
Fishermen’s tips piece appears in The Gazette series
Editor’s note introduces a recurring helpful column for fishermen in The Gazette. It frames the item as part of a series offering practical advice and tips for readers engaged in fishing activities.
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Gazette
Theatrical Contract Not to Keep Jack From Fighting
The piece analyzes Jack Dempsey's post boxing plans and hints he may return to fighting or pursue acting with Belasco. It notes his mixed signals, possible draws for fights or theater, and his value to promoter Richard Knowe, along with potential weekly earnings as an actor.
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Jack
Mammoth Team Defeats Coal Fork In Pitchers Duel
United Fuel Gas baseball club beat Coal Fork nine at Paint Lick 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Barnett allowed no hits through seven innings while Kennison yielded three hits and eight strikeouts. College baseball also saw William and Mary defeat Mount St. Mary 7 to 4 in Emmitsburg Maryland.
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Mammoth
United Fuel Gas Company
Coal Fork
Paint Lick
Barnett
Kennison
Emmitsburg
William and Mary
Mount St. Mary
Jack Dempsey Plans Likely Return to Ring
The text speculates on Jack Dempsey returning to boxing for a prolonged training period of six weeks and fighting durations from one minute up to ten or fifteen rounds. It states potential earnings between 300,000 and 950,000 and hints at Dempsey deciding his next move, suggesting he is inclined to pursue another bout.
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Jack Dempsey
Theatrical Contract Provisions In Dempsey Case
A fragment notes a contract clause allowing Dempsey to quit a show and enter training on two weeks notice if paired for a bout. The text references a theatrical agreement and a provision regarding boxing commitment, dated in 1924.
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Dempsey
Cam
Belt Strain Test Reveals Flexing Limits Around Body
A brief note describes a belt that wraps three-quarters around the torso, with strain and bending tested as it yields and stretches, highlighting its flexible design and resilience under movement.
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