Cobb Homers Race to 3-Run Victory in Detroit Showdown
Ty Cobb powered the Detroit Tigers to a 9 run win over the St. Louis Browns with three home runs and six hits in six at bats. Cobb tied a modern major league record, while George Sisler extended his consecutive games hitting streak to 20. The game featured multiple substitutions and a flurry of late scoring as Detroit surged ahead.
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Helena WGK Defeats Telephone Team In Eight Innings
Helena WGK beat the Telephone Company team in eight innings in a decisive game. The match featured strong pitching and timely hitting, with standout contributions from Blankenship and Boone helping secure the victory.
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College Track Men Leave for Seattle
The Mountaineer track team heads to Seattle for the carnival with relay members Williams Liles Blakeslee and Thayer plus teammates Dales and Steeoke. They race in the 880 and shuttle hurdles while Williams leads the 44 yard dash. After Seattle, the squad proceeds to Bozeman for the Montana Intercollegiate field meet, facing Magli Isudio Sheffer and Li such.
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Rocky Kansas suspended for foul on Sid Terris
New York May 5 The New York State Athletic Commission suspended Rocky Kansas for 60 days for fouling Sid Terris in the fifth round of their 10 round Buffalo bout on April 17. The panel also lifted suspensions for Jock Majone and Charlie Carpenter, both restored to good standing. McTigue, recently reinstated, provided a contract release signed by his manager.
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East Helena Smelter and Independent Teams to Meet Sunday
East Helena hosts a Sunday matchup between East Helena Smelter and Independent baseball teams at Smelter field. The 2:30 p.m. game draws likely the season’s largest crowd, with past meetings between East Helena and The Journalists noted as well attended and closely contested.
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Amateur League Opens as Pirates and Cubs Schedule Sunday
An amateur league for boys launches with the Pirates from the depot section facing the Kenwood Cubs at Kenwood. The Reds meet the West Side Plants at West Fil Field as two games are on the Sunday slate. Raymond Higgins promotes the junior national league organized by four major league clubs, with first pitches at 1 pm.
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Ruth Denies Rumor Of End Of Major League Career
New York May 3 Babe Ruth dismissed a report that he will retire from baseball while hospitalized for indigestion and influenza. He said the idea is bunk and that he will recover at his hospital bed then return to the Yankees. Ruth noted he has lost 33 pounds but expects to regain strength and hit plenty of home runs when fit.
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Coast League Summary From Central and Western Cities
Pagifig coast league report lists results at Sacramento and Portland. Stewart, Peters, Shellenback and Shea are noted in Sacramento. In Portland, Cortland, Sitherland, Moore, Flummer, Baldwin and Meeker appear among players. Vernon-San Francisco game postponed with Vernon traveling.
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Ty Cobb Ties Major League Record At Bat
The Associated Press reports Ty Cobb tied the major league record for hits in a season with three home runs and remains in contention for the American League batting title. Cobb, captain of the Detroit Tigers, led his league in batting as the season progressed, while Christy Mathewson, a former Giants star and former NL club president, is recovering from a heavy cold at Saranac Lake.
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Lay Nurmi Off Till Charges Cleared Up
The record and American tour of Paavo Nurmi paused when Frederick W. Pytien, chairman of the national registration committee, announced cancellations until his manager, Plage Quist, answers a charge of demanding money to gun at the Drake Relays. Nurmi’s official reply was not filed.
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Smoke Then Smoke Aftermath In National League Names
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Terris Outpoints Dundee in Twelve Round Title Bout
Sid Terris, a New York light heavyweight, defeats Johnnie Dundee over 12 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Terris dominates with speed and refined defense while Dundee presses in bursts. Over 13,000 spectators witness the decision that triggers an uproar, in a bout punctuated by Terris clear advantage through the earlier rounds.
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Boxing and baseball notes on sports wire items
Miscellaneous AP and wire sport items report boxers signing for a Queensboro bout in June and notes on a Brooklyn NL player, with a London shipbuilder receiver appointed for Gould Steamships and Industries Ltd. The brief items touch on boxing, baseball, and shipping firm news in terse paragraphs.
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Burleigh Grimes Triumphs Over Braves as Phillies Trounces Giants
Burleigh Grimes wins for Philadelphia against New York, with strong hits from Williams, Southworth, and Meusel. The Phillies offense scales to overpower the Giants while Grimes holds the Braves, aided by clutch singles and fielding in a tense midseason game.
Geers Memorial on Grand Circuit Card Toledo
The Geers Memorial on the Grand Circuit highlights Toledo Ohio races led by Ameri Lea and many stakes. Key events include the 12 horse Memorial Sweepstakes for 12c8 trotters with purse figures, the Tecumseh pace for 2:1 pacers, and the Mooney for yearling pacers, drawing entries from major stables such as Chandler, Mars, Murphy, Cox, and Neill.
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Judge Dean Quits in Fairmont After War-Era Dishups Scandal
Jude C. Bean, 68, former president of the National Partisan League, announced his resignation in Fairmont Minnesota amid a health related withdrawal linked to wartime actions. He faced jail time during the World War I era for unspecified dishmuse conduct.
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