Yankees Power Past Senators For Big Polo Grounds Win
The New York Yankees crushed the Washington Senators 14 to 7 at the Polo Grounds to move into second place behind the Dodgers. Ruth, despite no home run, pitched and batted, while Ping Bodie and Roger Peckinpaugh homered as leadoff bats and the team piled up seventeen hits. Leif Erickson was roughed up, and Clark Griffith’s pitching staff took a beating as the Yankees ran the bases and piled on late, with multiple players contributing to the barrage.
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Ruth Injury Highlights Uneven Yankees Composure in Big League Tilt
Babe Ruth left the field after a puncturing slide by Ruth on Judge during a high scoring double header. Meusel and Bodie led the offense as the Yankees built a large early lead before lifting Ruth to right field. The Senators clawed back five runs, but Yankees momentum carried them to nine straight wins and a looming World Series vibe.
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Young College Pitcher To Join Giants Monday
Lexington report states the Giants signed Thomas Grubbs a twenty year old Kentucky University pitcher to report June 7. Grubbs a tall right hander with a flawless college record led the Kentucky team four years and has dominated Middle West baseball in college play.
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Geelong Swordsman Tops Airedale Terrier Group at Mineola Show
More than 300 dogs entered the seven tenth annual Mineola Fair Dog Show by the Ladies Kernel Association. James Hall's Geelong Swordsman won best among Airedale terriers while Kinnelon Kennels took the old Engen sheep dogs class and J Harry Myers’s Rolling Win Hover won a stake event.
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Sir Barton Topweight in Suburban Handicap at Belmont
Commander J. K. Moss’s four year old Sir Barton receives 129 pounds in the Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park on Saturday. Sam Wildridge’s Purchase carries 124 and Mrs Lucutlite 127 as fifty of the East’s best thoroughbreds vie for the mile and a quarter race. The field includes Poster Billy Kelly Dunboyne Naturalist Star Master and others though some may not start.
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Navy Bestows Highest Honors on New York Rider Athlete
Annapolis reports Howard Chirk of New York City, a Navy halfback and midshipman, awarded the Navy Athletic Association honor for athletic supremacy. Graves of Pennsylvania also named a premier member of the Navy eleven and midshipmen baseball squad.
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Athletics Take Doubleheader from Red Sox in Boston
Philadelphia Athletics win both games at Boston, taking three of four in the series. Dugan drives a timely double in the final inning of the opener to seal a 7 to 6 victory as Harris out-pitches Fortune in a 7 to 2 second game.
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Tigers Triumph In Slugfest With Indians 11 to 10
Detroit beats Cleveland 11 to 10 in a slugging contest at Rounders Park. The game featured late drama as Cleveland chased a tie in the eighth inning before Detroit pitcher Ehmko shut the door and preserved the win.
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Lift Ban on Ban Johnson Surfaces in Baseball News
A confusing report claims Ban Johnson’s suspension of Yankee pitcher Rob Shawkes will be lifted tomorrow. The article blends scattered dates and places, referencing Nebr and Web sources without clear specifics.
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Baseball stars clash with Ruths greatness in season talk
The article muses on Babe Ruth chasing home run records as Walker Felsch and Sisler pace pace, notes Cobb and Donlin thoughts on natural swing, and cites golf and boxing greats while previewing upcoming events including the first British amateur golf championship since 1914 with Kaiser references.
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Mount Vernon Runner to Lead Williams Colley Team
Mount Vernon native John W Crofts, twenty-one, selected to captain Williams Colley track squad next year after steady point contributions in distance events. The announcement comes amid a sports page featuring a lengthy Chicago Yanks-Waseda University clash.
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Ruether the Red Secures Eighth Straight Over Cubs
Chicago hosts Cincinnati in a tight 6 to 6 game turned by a ninth inning run on a walk, sacrifice, and wild pitch. Roush earned the win for Cincinnati, marking his eighth consecutive victory as the Reds move into second behind the leader.
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Cards Beat Pirates In Fifteenth Inning
In a long game at Pittsburgh on June 1, St. Louis rallied to tie in the ninth and won in the fifteenth. Key moments include McHenry scoring on errors after a double, and Hornsby contributing to four runs.
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Myers Delivers Late Rally for Dodgers Victory over Giants
At Ebbets Field the Dodgers roared back in the ninth to beat the Giants 10 to 9. Hi Myers belted a wall-splitting double to drive in the tying and winning runs as Brooklyn seized first place and swept the series. Multiple pitchers worked as defenses misfired and the Dodgers collected 17 hits to 14 for New York.
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Ready-to-Wear Offer From Long-Standing Tailor Shop
A veteran clothier promotes ready-to-wear options to solve high tailoring costs and worn garments. With decades of experience, the shop offers a wide range including straw hats low shoes luggage sporting goods and livery, inviting customers to try fittings and new styles.
College Coaches Move to Curb Prep Athletes in Track
College Track Coaches Association, meeting in Philadelphia, adopts a unanimous resolution to limit younger prep school athletes from competing in more than two or three meets. The rule aims to protect developing high school runners until they enter college and pursue professional track.
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Stengel's Two Homers Fail to Help Phillies
Boston defeated Philadelphia 8 to 4 in a game featuring four costly errors and three local homers. Mann hit a ninth inning homer with two on to seal the win. Stengel hit a pair of solo shots for Philadelphia.
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Stern League Results Shift Amid Mixed Wins
The report shows Stern League standings with AlNann and Waterbury posting varied results. Tivo Mietario and Shimenens Waterbury are listed among teams with limited success in the South Association Olena era.
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Yale Man Tennis Victor in New England Championship
The Hartford Go t Club hosted the New England championship tennis event with second round finished and third round underway. Players advancing to the third round include R. L. James of Saratoga Springs ER W Pike of Springfield Massachusetts J. M. Banka of West Merriam Hartford and Snow.
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New York A. C. Secures Most College Athletes
The New York A. C. gains a strong share of college athletes transferring to the Mercury squad. Notables include W. E. Masser Jr., Erdmonjy, Grose, A. Prow, Troup, and others, with Troupbridge and Troup eligible to compete for Mercury as track and field champions are set for June 18 at C. C. N. Stadium under Giessin AWG.
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Brennan Faces Double Incentive in Key Victory Bid
Brennan aims for victory with double incentive as K O Bill Brosman contends for a comeback against Bartley Madden in a 12 round bout at the Rayno A A or Friday night. The Chicago critic hints a title shot awaits the winner and adds stakes for heavyweights Kad Norfolk and Dawe in the card.
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