Babe Ruth Falls Short on Homer as Yankees Rally to Win
Ruth failed to homer for the Infant Swatzy but his eighth inning triple tied the game and sparked a late Yankee rally that overcame a three run deficit to beat the Red Sox 7 to 6 at the P Grounds. Allan Russell struggled as Ruth delivered two RBIs and Meusel and Ruth combined in the late scoring spree.
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Peckispaugh
Pipp
Theevbs
Babe Rath
Swally
Hooper
Red Sox
Allen Russell
Onion
Russell
Rob Meusel
Wist
Ruth
Ping Bodie
Ping
Telegraph Hill
Derrill Platt
Ruszell
Mencel
Uth
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Ruth Sain
Jenry Fapinn
Kerr
Pally
Sox
Teol
Hall of Fame
Yanke
Schurpot Bhane
Halite
Melanie
Foster
Sehanie
Peni
Waltons
Mussel
Yanks
Meusel
Adie
Balla
Prattis
Mourel
Home Run and Double Play Highlight Sox Win Thriller
In a tense Boston at New York game, Witt hit a long hom er and Vitt followed with a standup double to drive in runs, while Ward saved the Sox with a key defensive play. The ninth inning featured a near double play miscue, umpire Chill ruling runners out. The crowd anticipated a strong finish as stitches of a tight series with total attendance approaching 100000 across four games.
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New York
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Ward
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Fall — Walters
Stuy Vanpher Chill
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Witt Hooper
Mousel
Oscar Vitt
Sox
Aaron Ward
Red Sox
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Menosky
Chill
Yanks
Comrade Wins Grand Prix at Longchamp in Driving Finish
Paris June 27 Comrade English bred but owned by E de Saint Alary won the Grand Prix de Paris in a driving finish with Embry second and Sourbier third. Hellhouse rode Embry as four American and eleven English jockeys competed. The 9000 metre race carried 300000 francs. time 3 minutes 25 seconds. Attendance set a record despite threatening weather.
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Associated Press
E. de Saint Alary
Embry
Sourbier
Henda
Hellhouse
Longchamps
England
France
Spion Kop
Charlesville
Charleville
Flower Shop
Bois de Boulogne
Sunna
Comrade
Indians Triumph Over White Sox By Score of 4 to 1
Cleveland won the final game of the series against Chicago 4 to 1 as Rugb y held the White Sox scoreless until the ninth inning when Jackson hit a home run. Kerr pitched well for Chicago but Cleveland’s offense produced the decisive runs. The article notes two home runs and multiple players contributing to the final score, with scoring tallies and fielding details.
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White Sox
Chicago
Cleveland
Chicage
Jackson
Kerr
Chicoro
Cuieviland
A. F
Ye Bunya
Wien
Kerry
Itaghe
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M. Collins
J. Culling
Jynnetan
Walpdiesinas
Hye Chapman
Cries
Jersey City Splits Doubleheader With Akron At Home
Jersey City broke even with Akron, losing the opener 7 to 1 and winning the second 2 to 1. Akron could not touch Finneran in the first game, while Jersey City rallied in the second with three singles and a triple. Shielda hit a solo homer for the visitors in the nightcap.
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Jersey City
Akron
Bkeeters
Finneran
Shielda
Mrs Pell Hosts Boston Terrier Club Meet in White Plains
In White Plains on June 27 the Boston Terrier Club of New York toured Mrs George TH Pell s home hosting a luncheon for over a hundred members. The event included a dog match with forty entrants competing for twenty seven cash prizes three trophies and club medals Judge Ritchey awarded Best of Match to McNamara s fine male and Best of Opposite Sex to M G Beirman with Gyps Beauty.
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White Plains
Boston Terrier Club
New York
George TH. Pell
Ita
Cdine
McNamara
Buntim
Dan Ritchey
M. G. Beirman
Gyps Beauty
Kramer and Piani win 2 Mile Tandem at Velodrama Newark
Frank Kramer and Orlando Piani win the two mile tandem in Newark as they surge from half a mile out to lead. Gouliet Grenda challenge but finish third as Spencer dominates the one mile national championship race with Frank Kramer in second. Eleven sprint format yields Big, McNamara, and Spencer strong totals.
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Frank Kramer
Orlando Piani
Newark
Kramer
Piani
Gouliet
Grenda
Hanley
Ray Exton
Will Spencer
Oscar Ege
Reggie McNamara
Willie Spencer
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Spencer
Brown's Pitcher Beats Tigers In St Louis 8 to 1
Van Gilder held Detroit to three hits as St. Louis won 8 to 1 securing an even split in the series. A wild throw by Gerber after a sharp stop sparked the Visitors’ run. Oldham’s wildness helped the locals score two. Pinel Filson and Iverson highlighted the game with base hits and Glileson made notable plays. Umpire Connolly. Time of game not specified.
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ST. Louis
Me van Gilder
Detroit
Gerber
Oldham
Xe Gerber
Bawey
Pinel
Filson
Ubson
van Gibler
Ralin
Nai Connolly
Tesreau Bears Win Two as Burke Allows One Hit
Tesreau's Benra defeated the Norfolk Stars in both ends of a double header at Dyckman Oval yesterday afternoon. The first game ended 2 to 0 with Marke holding Norfolk to one hit. In the second game the Bears won 12 to 2 as Mahoney and Cason starred on the mound and at the plate for Lincoln Giants.
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Burke
Jeff Tesreau
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Norfolk Stars
Dyckman Oval
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Norfolk
RM By
Teare
Record of Major League Clubs in Baseball Standings
A compact listing shows clubs Weta Woh Bet Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Hoyton Bhiyn N York E Willwi phila with decimals and percentages indicating wins losses and efficiency. The fragment references several teams and figures, suggesting early baseball standings.
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St Louis
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Bhiyn
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Capablanca to Confer With Lasker Over World Championship Match
Capablanca plans to travel to Europe to discuss a possible world championship match with Lasker. He says delays in long duration matches concern both players and believes modifications could allow a match without altering the title’s status. Debating whether Lasker would accept revised terms, Capablanca sees a path to a championship contest.
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Dr. Lusee
Dr Thomson Wins President Cup at Mul Field Club
Dr J B Thomson defeated M A Rice 4 up in a 36 hole final to claim the President's Cup on the Mul Field Club greens. The morning 18 holes were tightly contested with Thomson 1 up at lunch and the afternoon saw Thomson maintain the lead to secure victory.
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Thomson
J. B. Thomson
Mul Field Club
M.A. Rice
Five Leading Batters In Two Big Leagues
The report lists top hitters from both the American and National Leagues with player names from Chicago New York and other teams. It highlights season totals such as at bats hits and runs driven in, noting standout performers like Daubert and Hohertoun.
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Spealer
Lust
Landerlown
Waahetan Az BR
Cms Huth
New York
National League Minger
Inh
PO. Nady
ML. Lowte
MAS Sintity
Daubert
Cho'nat
Fine
Chicago
Yoney Wins From Marquard in Stirring Pitchers' Duel
Fred Toney shuts out Rube Marquard at Ebbets Field 2 to 0 as the Giants beat Brooklyn in a tense pitcher’s duel. Toney yields seven hits with flawless defense backing, while Marquard allows four Giants hits. About 20,000 fans witness a tense contest with Frisch returning to form for New York.
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R. J. Kelly
Fred Toney
Wilbert Robinson
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Giants
Clarence Mitchell
al Mamanx
Flatbush
Harrisan
Jon Toney
Hart
Harrison
Frank Frisch
Manhattanites
Frank Snyder
Marquard
Johnston
Toney
Burns
Griffith
Bancroft
Synder
Pep Young
George Byrne
Miller
Sand Burns
Croft
McCabe
Young Santo
Frisch
Young
Konetchey
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King Inter
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Flatbush Clan
Wheat
Sickins
Myers
Konetehy
Frise
Zack Whest
Fortian Flash
Ston
al Iefevre
Fordham
Boston
Braves
Philadelphia
Gavry Cravath
Cubs Fall To Pirates In Eight Inning Defeat
Chicago tumbles 8 to 1 as Pittsburgh Pirates erupt in the eighth inning aided by four hits three errors a passed ball and bold baserunning. Pitchers Alexander Moran and Rhiger toil amid a tangle of miscues in a blemished game.
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Cheago
Asburgh
Cicago
S. Tos
Alexander
Carlton
Nif Hatley
Ole Carlson
Univers Tn
Alesander
Kithey
Martin
Hone
Steele
Hy Sieumioy
Beipiteh Hiller
O'Parcail
18th Defeat in Row for Connie Mack's Team
Washington won its seventh straight game, 7 to 0, handing Philadelphia its eighteenth consecutive defeat. The Athletics were outpitched, with Moore and Johnson combining on the mound and Walker contributing key hits as Washington maintained pressure through 9 innings.
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Waltern
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Philadelphia
Sion
Hertel
Cards Take Third Straight From Reds, Klein Under Fire
St Louis rallied to defeat Cincinnati 3 to 2 as Schupp outpitched Ring and moved within a few points of first. Cincinnati filed charges against umpire Klem for alleged abusive language toward Pitcher Luque after yesterday’s game, with Klem umpiring today.
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St. Louis
Schupp
Cincinnati Club Tonight
Klem
Luque
Louim
Cincinnate
Brunton
Fournier
Ravanak
Clemons
Innning
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Ciocinnath
Ring
Kopt
Hornaby
Rath
Roush
Duncan
Svhulta
Ays
Neale
Stack
Hornsty
Lavan
Ting
Ny Schupp
Tinpirea
Bhisie
Hagen and Barnes Win Silver Cups in Fine Golf Match
DFAL England June 27 an enthusiastic crowd watched Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes, American professionals, play at Walmer and Kingstown links. Despite wind and out of bounds at the 11th hole Barnes shot 4 and Hagen 75. The Walmer and Kingadown Club captain presented each with a silver cup after a reception. They head to the Deal Open Championship next week.
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England
Walter Hagen
Jim Barnes
Walmer
Kingstown Links
Hexen
Barnes
Haren
Kingadown
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Deal
Race Around France On Tricycles Start From Paris
Paris June 27 The Tour de France on tricycles started this morning from Place de la Concorde. Ten competitors began a 4450 mile course ending in Paris in July with stops planned at Havre Cherbourg Brest Sables Bayonne Perpignan Aix Nice Strasbourg Metz Dunkerque and other towns.
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Place de la Concorde
Paria
Havre
Cherbourg
Brest
Sables
Bayomne
Perpignan
Aix
Nice
Strasbourg
Metz
Dunkerque
Amateur Boxing Try Out in Bedford and Atlantic Svenues
Amateur boxing try outs set for next Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Bedford and Atlantic venues in Arlyn. The New York and Connecticut clinics will stage boxing outs to select representatives from this association for the forthcoming try outs. A champion will compete in each of the eight classes.
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Bedford
Atlantic Svenues
Arlyn
New York
Connecticut
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