Murderers Row Beats Cobbless Detroit Tigers 13 to 6
New Yorks Murderers Row slugged to a 13 6 win over a Cobbless Detroit Tigers in Detroit. Meusel and Bodie led the attack with multiple hits, while Mogridge failed early and Shawkey steadied the Yankees. Ruth struggled at the plate with three strikeouts as Boland and Coombs clashed with umpires in a game marked by aggressive baserunning and sharp fielding.
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Caldwell Keeps Indians in Lead in 7-5 Win Over Philadelphia
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 7 to 5 in the first game of the series. Moore roughed up early, taken out in two innings, while Caldwell scattered Mackmen hits. Burrus Speaker Caldwell O Neil Homers and two-base hits fuel the Indians offense as Keith Keefe struggles.
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Johnson's Home Run Helps Win Own Game
Washington defeats St. Louis 6 to 3 as Johnson hits a decisive homer in the seventh inning. Williams and Sisler homered for St. Louis. Sotheron pitched seven innings for Washington while Van Gilder finished. Ragged fielding aided the locals in the loss.
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Rawlings Sale Not Connected To Giants Exchange
Boston National leaders denied any link between the sale of John Rawlings, substitute infielder, to the Philadelphia Nationals and yesterday’s Philadelphia New York Giants exchange announcement.
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Magee Admits Betting Tie to Chase in 1918 Scandal
Cincinnati pitcher Lee Magee testified in a federal case that he and Hal Chase bet $500 on Cincinnati to win a July 25 1918 game against Boston. Magee said he later learned the money was bet against Cincinnati and stopped payment on the check. He also alleged Chase pressured him to gamble and that both clubs sought to manage his release after a confession in Chicago.
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Krueger's Wild Heave Secures Cards Late Rally
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the league leading Wengers 5 to 2 yesterday afternoon in a tense Over skirmish at Ebbets Field. Krueger's wild throw to first opened the path for a fourth inning surge, as Johnny Smith led Brooklyn with four hits in five trips, while Cadore battled the Cards who collected eleven hits. The rally swung the game, giving St Louis the lead they never relinquished.
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Lone Star State stars clash with Cubs in baseball outlook
Analysis compares Ruether and Alexander in pitching effectiveness and wins while noting Vaughn’s recent form. Texas players vie to challenge Cobb and Roush as top leaders, with Princeton slated for a major track test in England contrasting Oxford Cambridge relay history. The piece also jumbles with political quip about the Republican Party and Babe Ruth nomination.
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Baseball standings and today’s National League schedule
National League games today Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston Yesterday New York 5 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 4 Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago 3 Pittsburgh Buxton noted cold weather American League games today New York at Detroit Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at St Louis Detroit 6 7 5 5 Chicago 1 5 St Louis 3 3 Standings show Brooklyn 25 18 .581 Cincinnati 18 22 .450 New York 24 22 .522 Chicago 24 22 .522 Detroit 20 19 . Example text trimmed to fit.
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Paulette's Homer Wins for Phillies Over Cubs
Paulette hit a two on, eighth inning homer to lift Philadelphia past Chicago 6 to 2. Fletcher, playing first game as Phillies captain shortstop, made standout defense with a double and single off Alexander. Stengel and Robertson led Chicago with key hits, while Williams and Paulette supplied the Phillies power.
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Jones Beats White Sox With Four Bingies
Sam Jones limited the White Sox to four hits as the Red Sox won 4 1 in Chicago. Heston earned the win in the opener of the series, while Wilkinson struggled but fielded well. McGinnis Foster and Scott supplied the decisive eighth inning RBIs as Boston clinched the game.
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Army boxing trials heat up as finals loom at armory
Preliminary bouts in the 69th Regiment Armory elimination trials selected contenders for the Olympic boxing team. The standout featherweight clash featured Jimmy McCann of Fort Myer and Joe Presaner of Motor Transport, ending in a draw after four rounds and prompting a rematch tonight. In college baseball, Harvard fell to Cambridge University 2 to 1 as the season opened in Boston.
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Giants Rally At Home Lot In World Series Return Victory
Charles A Taylor reports the Giants beat the Reds 6 to 4 on the home lot yesterday afternoon. Arthur Fletcher absent, Jave Bancroft debuted at shortstop with mixed results while Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel’s blasts earlier drew praise. A chaotic eighth inning featured protests from Reds fans and questionable plays, but Burns’ double and Bancroft’s hit helped secure the win as the teams prepared to resume hostilities.
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Double Harness for Gents Tailoring in New York
A period promotional snippet markets men’s attire including cutaways, evening dress clothes, silk hats, shirt collars, travel wear, leather coats, and accessories. It highlights ready stock of business suits priced at 50 and 60 dollars and lists shop locations on Broadway, 13th Street, Fifth Avenue and Warren at 41st Street.
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Fragmented score notes from New York game report
The garbled text references a baseball game with players such as Neate Warnes Karorstt Kelley Grohuth Kuane and Daubert. It mentions New York and a line on Fisher pitching two innings with Baltes and Lane in relief, umpire names Macormles and Morrison, and game specifics like innings and runs in a partial box score style.
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Yale First Crew Shows Improvement in Practice
In Gaels Ferry Connecticut Yale crews trained twice on the Thames with a smooth water session late in the day. Coach Nickalls pushed the varsity through a five minute high tempo drill while the second varsity sprinted part of the distance. Freshman eight logged four to five miles in the afternoon and substitutes did light on water work. Several rowers tried single sculls.
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