Babe Ruth Draws Biggest Crowd as Return Stirs Fans
New York reports Babe Ruth remains baseball’s top drawing card as crowds surged to see his return. The 1929-era piece notes near riot scenes and a 40,000-fan pulse, with Ruth pushing to revive form after recent operation while Col Ruppert and others praise his exceptional impact and enduring love of the game.
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John McCormick
Charley Chaplin
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Sushing
Col. Ruppert
Mys
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All-Story Sports Notes From A Bustling Day Of Play
Yesterday’s action featured Erin Ward driving in the lone run in a 6 to 3 win as the Browns struggled. Ward, a second baseman, singled in the tenth and scored the eventual run. Other results included the Red Sox beating the White Sox 8 to 1 with five seventh inning runs, the Robins routing the Cubs 8 to 4, and the Giants losing to the Red 16 to 5 in a crowd of 30,000. In tennis, Lenglen defended her title in Brussels, and other notes covered boxing, golf, and various sports headlines from New York and Chicago including Dempsey Wills and public links events.
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Pete Donahue
Red
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Jacke Dumphney
Tex Rickard
Montreal
Jess Wit
Brussels
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Elizabeth Ryan
California
Lenglen
Chicago
Jock Hutchison
United States Golf Association
Thas
James WB. Standish, Jr
Datpait
Toledo
Gene Tunney
Tax Rick
Britton
Benny Leonard
Tate
Jersey
Notice of former owner disassociation and guest report
The notice states that the former owner JR Kovalcik known as the Peoples Winiset is no longer connected with the establishment and will not be responsible for any bills. It also mentions TF Dempser from Johnsontours visiting over Sunday as a guest of WW HH Blair.
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JR. Kovalcik
Winiset
J.R. Kovalells
TF Dempser
Johnsontours
Blair
American League Scores and Standings Snippet
The excerpt lists several AL game results with teams including St. Louis, New York, Cleveland, Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Washington and Chicago, showing mixed outcomes such as St. Louis defeating New York and Philadelphia besting Detroit, among others.
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Boston
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Washington
Chicago
Attention of Boy Scouts Urgently Requested
A 1910s notice calls for local Boy Scout involvement across several churches in Philadelphia. It lists Scoutmasters and leaders from First Methodist, First Presbyterian, Immanuel Episcopal, United Brethren, and St. Thomas Churches and urges former and prospective scouts to register, noting a mobile station will be announced soon.
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Washington
House
First Methodist Church
Cheo Williams
First Presbyterian Church
MS. Ashton
McIntyre
William Duke
St. Thomas Church
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the National League
National League results show Brooklyn 8 Chicago 5 and Cincinnati 5 New York 1 while Boston defeats St Louis 4 to 1. Other games were not scheduled and miscellaneous scores like Pittsbargh 10 New York 7 appear in scattered listings.
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Local Home Goods Sale Highlights Curtains and Rugs
Bargain rack features 86 inch oak rug filler at 65 cents a yard and rubber stair pads for 25 cents each. Kirch curtain rods offered in single and double styles for various window sizes. One batch of sheets 81 by 90 inches priced at 1.39 while supplies last.
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