Yankees Beat Tigers as Meusel Homers at Navin Field
New York defeats Detroit 11 to 0. Bob Meusel hits a towering homer over Navin Field’s center area, the first out of the park there, as Babe Ruth and Ping Bodie contribute runs. Pitcher Thormahlen holds the Tigers to a one-sided win, with Lewis, Pipp, and Pratt adding key hits in an overwhelming showing.
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Magee Loses Suit Over Release From Cubs in 1918
In United States District Court in Cincinnati a jury returned a verdict for the Chicago Nationals in the $9,500 suit brought by Lea Magee former Cincinnati and major league outfielder alleging unjust release by the Chicago club denying him a living as a professional player. Magee testified he bet on a July 25 1918 Boston game and that Hal Chase told him the bet was lost. Judge Peck urged upholding baseball integrity and public confidence while the case proceeds on appeal.
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William Weerk
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Fordham Beats St Johns in Final Home Baseball Game
Fordham University baseball defeated St John’s College 4 to 0 at Fordham Field on the last home date of the season. Coach Arthur Devlin used pitchers Me Namara Cullerton and Waters, each contributing a shutout inning as the Rams held the Redmen to zero runs.
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Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin
A garbled item mentions rent in New York and a miscue involving a hundred dollars. The fragment references Oribune and a two minute timeframe, with phrases about leaves and a mistaken amount.
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Ex Giant Fletcher Guides Phils Past Cubs 3 1
Philadelphia wins second straight over Chicago 3 to 1 as Fletcher, the new captain, drives in a run and scores one himself. Smith outpitched Tyler in a pitching duel to lift the Phillies over the Cubs for the eighth straight loss in Chicago.
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Sixteen U. 5S Teams To Compete at Antwerp
Entries of sixteen United States teams for the Antwerp event will be sent to the Belgian Olympic Committee today. The American Olympic Committee will reserve the maximum number of entrants and forward the list of entries, naming athletes in sports including rowing and cycling, with several names garbled in the scan.
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Pfeffer Outduels Doak In Thrilling Dodgers Cardials Duel
In a tense nine inning pitchers duel Jeff Pfeffer of Brooklyn bested Bill Doak as the Dodgers beat St. Louis to reclaim first in the pennant race. Pfeffer pitched seven scoreless frames before Doak allowed two runs in the fifth. Johnny Smith's muff, Otto Miller's big day, and Mitchell's drives fueled Brooklyn's late surge.
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Myern
Dano
Mitchell
Bim
Hornsby
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Johnaton
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Biefer
Clemons
Laa Wien
Warum
Ruth's Home-Run Record Fueled by Lively Ball Says Grantland Rice
Grantland Rice analyzes the 1919 and 1920 baseball seasons, arguing that Ruth's home-run surge stems from a livelier ball and his own hitting prowess. He cites comparative figures for Cobb, Jackson, Roush, Hornsby, and Ruth, noting Ruth's 29 homers in 1919 and a projected rise toward 40 with 1920's ball. The piece discusses ball composition, pitching form, and the era's league-wide homer pace, highlighting the Yankees' power surge and the hitting environment shaping records.
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My Cobb
Bob Verch
Joe Jackson
Ed Roush
Hornsby
National League and American League Games Today
League games feature Cincinnati at New York Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis and others yesterday New York leads NL standings with 27 wins 46 losses Detroit hosts New York and Boston at Chicago in AL results Philadelphia defeats Boston 4 1 Chicago beats Detroit 2 0 Washington edges Cleveland 4 0 standings show Chicago and New York atop their leagues with Detroit and Philadelphia trailing.
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Champions Outhit Red Sox But Lose Three to Two
In Chicago the Athletics and visitors combined to produce a tight 3 to 2 game. Harry Hooper doubled and Schang singled amid a flurry of miscues as Boston plated all its runs in a valiant but falling effort. The Cubs out hit the Red Sox, while Joe Bush scattered Chicago’s offense.
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Schang
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Ier
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Witt's Home Run Saves Mackinen From Shut-Out
Cleveland Indians beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 as Witt belted a late homer to left field driving in the tying and winning runs. Uhl pitched steadily for the Indians while the Athletics escaped a scoring drought until Witt's clutch hit.
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LSU
Shocker Fails 16 Check Senators Browns Lose
Washington snapped a straight set of losses as Shocker edged the Senators in a tense game while the Browns fell. Several players were cited in the clash with incomplete rosters and scattered scoring. Harvard Captain Dennis O Connell returned to lead his track team to a decisive 4 to 0 victory over Yale, marking a notable campus result.
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Giants Beat Reds 6-4 in Homer Heavy Victory
At the Polo Grounds the Giants topple world champions the Reds 6 to 4 behind four base blows by Sailth and Young. Nehrh and Ring pitched for the Reds with Ring hampered by a slight sciatic, while Ross Young and Benny Knuth provided key Giants hits, with Ruth errors aiding in the late rally.
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Ping Bodie
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Neale
Vet
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Rovider
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Daubert
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Grok
Seroni
Butler
Omeloe
Five Leading Batters In Two Big Leagues
National Hague Players Club lists top batters with sparse OCR data. Names include Tarvin, Ga, Davbort, Williams, Rohmaton, and Mouwel among others, with inconsistent abbreviations and numbers. The fragmentary item hints at league leaders but lacks clear dates, teams, or统计.
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Thomson to Lend Greet HANOVER track meet report
A fragment from a Hanover track coverage notes results today with unclear names. It mentions a relay or sprint events and performances, including a 1 yard dash and a 2s time, but many words are garbled.
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Lurdinn
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