Yankees Take Four Game Set From St Louis Team
The New York Yankees defeated the St Louis Browns in a four game series to even the slate. Ruth sidelined with a knee injury did not play, while Lou Gehrig homered in the fifth inning with one on base. Gus Weyhing or similar players pitched for New York. Passe Bale suffered a knee recurrence and did not appear, but expected to return in an exhibition at St Paul tomorrow.
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Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Broks Sven
Loazeri
Garton
Elent
Bale Buth
St. Paul
Louis
Tenex
Vaschal
Metlie
Minder
McManus
Fiennett
Durat
Soo
Lester and Sande Ease to Victory at Aque Duct Stakes
In Temawel of the Rockaway polling stakes at Aque duct, Lester and Sande won easily in a six furlong race. About 13 thousand spectators watched Peter Pancelding, Noah, and the rest contest the event, with the track slowed by rain and finishing in around 1:13 and 4-5 seconds.
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Hachtirack
N.Y
Banda
Aqueduct
Rockaway
Peter
A Dangerous Pair In The Dirkish Onen Championships
The piece profiles Walter Magen the 1922 1924 champion and Jim Tarnes who aided Macdonald Smith in 1925 as contenders in the Dirkish onen championships. It contrasts Walter Hagen and Jim Tarnes, notes Tarnes from Pelham Manor and Hats humor, and includes comments on finances and vanity in pro golf with Peg Murray quoted on high expenses and balance.
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Walter Magen
Jim Tarnes
Macdonald Smith
Scotland
Haren Wan
Jess Sweetser
Tim
Hellannia
Walter Hagen
Jim Darnes
Sir Walter
Son
Long Jim
Jong Patta
Tee
Erosa
Jim Harnes
Pelham Manor
Tony Jim
Alp
Walter
United States
Yingen
Frontierve
Abe Ditchell
Carey Winfrey’s horse wins money as Tester shines in crowded race
A 15 horse field sees Tester besting rivals with a quick ride by regular jockey Winfrey’s horse earns 30,180 for owner and trainer Sands. Centrifugal poor break caused chaos as Applecross and Volante close in. Splinters and testers also feature strongly in the photo finish. Separately, Armager Connie Mack trades Harris Haimach and Jacobson for Pitchar Ermke from Boaston, with Helmach and Hatrlay as pitchers and Jacobson an outfielder.
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Sands
Tester
Eq Marvey
Winfrey
Applecross
Traveller
Wihsranl
Hit Carnon
Volants
Afton
Killer
Athletics
Vance Strikes Out Many as Cards Top Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance fanned nine over seven innings but Brooklyn fell 5 to 4 to St Louis. Bottomley hit his tenth homer of the season and drove in a run, while Tiny South debuting for St Louis struck out twice in two at bats.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Hehins
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Tiny South
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St. Bair
Hladea
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Ype
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Cox
Hargren
Lao
de Htunstaert
Ehrhardt
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Job OhFath
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Ulndrs
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Deathit
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Rarelfee
Douthit
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Vanes
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Hbrherdt
Erhardt
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Moran
Thardon
Sweeney
Tirme
Rae
BI Graham
Graham
Rainedle
Dummer
Bill Séya
Bil
Bill
Hill
Ramelia
George
International League scores and Southern Association notes
Baseball scores from Rochester at Newark 5 to 1 and Syracuse 6 to 4 over Jersey City. Butfulo 4 lost to Baltimore 6. Toronto 6 Reading 1. Southern Association Nashville 1 Mobile 4. Chattanooga 3. New Orleans at Little Neck and Memphis at Birmingham rain affected schedules.
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Southern Association
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Mobile
Chattanoogi
New Orleana Fs
Little Neck
Oil Service Beats State House at Laidley Field 14 to 4
Oil Service roped to a 14 to 4 win over State House at Laidley Field last night. Will Hama pitched for Oil Service, allowing five hits and fanning as many. Gardner started for State House, exited after the second, Wilson allowed four straight walks in the ninth, and Bullington stood out with a double and a single. Kelsay added two singles as Oil Service’s hitters, led by Gardner, Hamilton, and Ham a, rapped the ball in three trips each. State House pitchers yielded seven runs apiece.
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Laidley Field
Ramo
Will Hama
Soya
Gardner
Politiciana
Wilson
Bullington
Ptck
Pullig
Hamilton
Kelsay
State House
Ranedom
Inniiga
Electrical Supply Beats Expressman in Fast League Clash
In a Business Men's League game at Interurban Park in Kennewick City Charleston Electrical Supply defeated American Express 4 to 1. Pitcher Terry allowed only one hit as Charleston built a lead, with notable fielding and clean hits from both sides. Carter pitched well for American Express, but Charlestons offense held on for the win.
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Business Men
Kenawha City
Charleston Electrical Supply Company
Exprem
Terry
Expressmen
Nat
Man Ch Firet Basa
Tratentern
Lana
Arrore
Carter
Hite
Feat
Lng
Electricians
League Express
Charleston Electric
American Express
Terry and Marshall
Carter and Hott
Carbon Fuel Team Wins Over Marines
The Carbon Fuel baseball aggregation of Cabin Crack defeated the Marines 4 to 1 at Armor Park, aided by strong pitching from Kid Warren. Marines had defeated Carbon at Dacota previously, 7 to 6. Carbon schedules games against Cedar Grove, Thamwell, and Notomine teams in late June and early July, with a community event planned at Dacota featuring a Judea af d anciatics fair, athletic events, swimming, and field races.
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Marines
Armor Park
Kid Warren
Dacota
Cedar Grove
Thamwell
Heamwell
Notomine
Carbon
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