Yanks Take Pair As Pittsburgh Falls In Cincinnati Nine to Seven
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburgh 9 to 8 in a heavy hitting game highlighted by Red winning with a ninth inning single scoring two runs Waner collects five hits in five at bats for the Pirates. Cincinnati gains a split after Brooklyn 7 New York 4 and other results in yesterday’s National League action.
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Lucas Hit In Ninth Beat Pirates 9-8
New York Yankees win two games over Boston Red Sox with a 12-2 opener and 11-4 victory. Ruth hits his twenty fourth homer of the year driving one into right field bleachers in the second game. Lazzeri homers in the first game as Meusel injures a leg while being put out at second in the sixth inning.
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Army Steward Blames Greeley For Bow Legs In 2200 Mile Trek
New York dispatch details Sergeant Edward O’Keefe on Governors Island recalling a 2200 mile hike from Texas to South Dakota tied to Horace Greeley lore. The piece mixes anecdotes from O’Keefe’s long service as club steward with sports scores and frontier song verses, highlighting his Bow-legged frame, a vast photo collection, and memories from the Spanish American era. It also notes baseball results, Meusel’s ankle injury, and other victors and defeats, all framed by O’Keefe’s reminiscences.
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Running Hog
Little Wolf
White House
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Washington May Be Sacrificed To Preserve Eastern Rowing Prestige
Washington University may lose its coaching anchor as Rusty Callow reportedly plans to move to the University of Pennsylvania for the 1927 season. The shift would elevate Penn’s program with Callow, Fred Spahn, and Max Luft, while rival programs at Yale Harvard Princeton and Navy are also noted.
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Poughkeepsie
Fred Spahn
Max Luft
Bob Butler
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Unclear boxing results from Camden and Philadelphia cards
Fragmentary report shows fighters Dick and Conlon with rounds noted, Joe McKean and Sam Sanchez in a ten round outpointed decision, Teddy Silva and several scattered names tied to Camden and Trenton cards. Missing details hinder full event reconstruction.
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Joe, McKean
Sam Sanchez
México
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