Babe Ruth big two homers help Yankees beat A’s 7 to 5
In Philadelphia on June 20, Babe Ruth hit his 14th and 16th homers of the season to back a four-error performance by the Athletics and lift the Yankees to a 7 to 5 win over the league leaders. George Pipgras pitched well in relief, fending off late threats as New York earned the split in the series before about 43,000 fans at Shibe Park.
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Cochrane
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Earnshaw
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Browns sweep White Sox in twin bill
The St Louis Browns moved into a tie for second in the American League by sweeping a double header from the Chicago White Sox. George Blueholder allowed four hits and won 2 to 0 in the opener, then the Browns exploded for a 12 to 4 victory in game two with Oscar Melillo belting a homer.
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R. H. E. St. Louis
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Faber, Dugan, McKain
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First Official Release of Helena Ball League Batting Averages
Summary lists Critz Kolp and Brome among the top hitters. L Waner Kelly and Allen with two-base hits. Swangon Grantham Sacrifices FP Waner Ford Kolp Brickell. Ford Gritz Kelly turned double play. Hawks left on base. Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 6. Walks Swetanie Kolp two each. Swetonie two strikeouts Kolp one. Hits Swetonie five in 1 2. Swetonia Dressen hit by pitch. Losing pitcher Swetonic. Umpires Magerkutth Higler and Jorda. Time 1:42.
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Maronick
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Giants and Phillies Split Double Header in New York Set
New York Giants and Philadelphia Nationals split a double header as Mel Ott led the Giants with his twenty second homer of the season in the opener and Dutch Henry challenged in the nightcap, Phillies winning 6 to 1. The day also featured Dodgers beating the Braves twice in Brooklyn with Morrison’s first start for Brooklyn and Bissonette and Frederick homering.
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Cubs Take Third In Row Off Cardinals
Runa batted in by Hornsby Grimm Bottomley Cuyler Stephenson Douthit Gelvyert Orsatti Holm. Tivo-base hits Gonzales Hornsby Frisch 2 Stephenson. Home runs Grimm Bottomley. Sacrifices L Wilson Douthit. Double plays English Hornsby Grimm. Left on base Chicago 7 St Louis 9. Walks Blake Sherdel Haid Hallahan Tolland Frankhouse Bush. Strikeouts Blake Sherdel Haid Hallahan Frankhouse. Hits off Sherdel 9 in 2 2 3 innings Vaid Lin 2 1 3 Hallahan 2 2 3 Frankhouse none in 2 3 Holland none in 2 Blake 7 in 7. Bush none in 3 Wit pitches Hallahan. Winning pitcher Blake Losing pitcher Sherdel. Umpires Meridon Quigley McCormick. Time 2:11.
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Foxx Hits At 408 Leads All Hitters
Philadelphia Athletics star Jimmy Foxx leads the American League batting with an unofficial average near .405 through last Wednesday, ahead of Bob Fothergill of Detroit. Al Simmons Micky Cochrane and Bill Miller boost the rallying attack as the A’s top the circuit. Bob Grove shines on the mound with 12–1, while Detroit and Cleveland trade top fielding honors and double plays as the season unfolds.
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Five Tiger hurlers scalped by Indians in Detroit
Detroit June 29 AP Five Detroit pitchers struggled as Cleveland toppled the Tigers 12 to 9. Cleveland’s batters rifled Emil Young and Stover for runs, with five Tigers reaching the mound in a wild hitting display before the fifth inning ended.
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Reds Take Second Game of Pirates Doubleheader
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati split a doubleheader as the Reds win 8 to 2 in the nightcap on five hits. Paul Waner’s wild fourth inning throw allowed the winning run after Cruz drove Kelly home. Burleigh Grimes earned his twelfth win with a 2 to 0 shutout in the opener, scattering 21 Reds hits. Sheely doubled for Pittsburgh’s first run and Waner homered in the other frame.
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Unclear scores from regional baseball tourney report
Fragmentary report lists teams and scores with several garbled names including Atlanta Birmingham Memphis and Little Rock. Unable to determine a clear winner or event context from the readable text.
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Man
Orleans
Birmingham
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City Slickers and Valley Rubes Meet in Baseball Game
Helena valley farmers challenge a city team to a Fourth of July baseball game at the fair grounds. Captains Nelson Graves and Swede Vollmer lead City Slickers and country players, including Waddell and Devore, in a likely lively contest between open spaces and town sellers.
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Cory
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Sunday sermons on Kansas golf course headline team
Hutchinson Kansas June 29 AP Readers learn Cap Graves has picked a pitching staff for a church outreach on the local golf links. Ministers will conduct 20 minute services as the City Slickers outfield takes shape with Matt Cummings Frank John son and H C Ledyard among invited players.
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Bauer
Kirby Hoon
Graves
H. C. Ledyard
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Hutchinson Universalist
Frank
Frog) John
Cajenais
Ford Johnson
Opposition in Pacific Coast league split vote in San Francisco
Oakland club president J Caldwell opposes a league split plan and any bonus from the treasury for post season winners. Ewing states opposition to lump sum payments, arguing such bonuses penalize Oakland for past successes. If a split passes, San Francisco Missions stand to receive at least 40 percent of the bonus. last year the division was 60-40. Also notes Boston milk consumption ranges from 29 million to 32 million pounds monthly.
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J. Caldwing
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