Yankees Rally to Beat Red Sox 6 5 in Ninth InningThriller
Aaron Ward drove in the tying run and scored the winner as the Yankees, trailing 5 0 in the ninth, surged past the Red Sox 6 5. Babe Ruth had a triple and Meusel homered earlier, while Frane Shore struggled before Ward’s late heroics and Herbert Thormahlen held Boston in relief. The crowd of 16 000 roared as Peckinpaugh scored the final run and Ward’s fielding dazzled.
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Five Leading Batters In Two Big Leagues
The season’s top hitters from both leagues include notable names such as Robinson, Daubert, Speaker, and Williams. The American League and National League leaders showcase high averages and strong RH batting from clubs like Chicago and Cleveland, highlighting standout performances through midseason.
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Indians Increase Lead by Winning Two From Browns
The Cleveland Indians widened their pennant lead by sweeping a doubleheader from the St. Louis Browns in St. Louis. The opener saw Cleveland rally to 9-6, and in the nightcap Morton limited the Browns to seven scattered hits as the Indians won 6-4.
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White Sox tie Tigers 8 7 for second win
Detroit June 29 Chicago claimed a second straight victory over Detroit by scoring eight runs to seven. Starting pitchers Williams and Ehmke worked seven innings each amid heavy contact, while Veach hit a fifth inning homer to spark the Tigers.
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Japs in Brooklyn Meet Olympic Athletes Ahead of Antwerp
Japanese athletes H Masuda and Noguchi, noted all around stars of the Far East Aggregation, are en route to Antwerp and will compete in the pentathlon. The duo is expected to add suspense for American contenders as the Loughlin Lyceum hosts events in Brooklyn next Sunday.
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Conflicting Tournament Dates Hit Local Tennis Players
By Fred Hawthorne a long season sees conflicting tennis fixtures within fifty miles, reducing publicity for one event and forcing players to pick. The University Heights Tennis Club hosts the tenth annual North Side championship singles for the Tribune Challenge Cup starting Saturday at 2:30. Entries close Monday at 8 P.M. with J M Mersereau or at 7 P.M. at 2478 De Voe Terrace.
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Major League Games Today and Yesterday's Results
Major league clubs Brooklyn at New York and Pittsburgh at Chicago. New York beat Boston 6 to 5 and 7 to 1 over Philadelphia. Cleveland defeated St Louis twice 9 6 and 5 4. New York topped Philadelphia 7 to 1. Cincinnati beat St Louis 6 1. standings show Cleveland 30 10, Washington 31 27, Chicago 23 31 510, New York 41 80 508.
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SPORTLIGHT on the big moment in sports tests
Grantland Rice explores factors behind championship form and the elusive big test. He notes how even greats like Johnston, Tilden, Parke, and Nichols faced slumps, timing issues, and luck. Training helps but cannot guarantee peak performance at the decisive moment.
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American Olympic Committee to Name Marathoners
The American Olympic committee will announce on July 6 the women runners chosen to represent the United States in the Antwerp marathon. The swimming and boxing teams will be selected at a meeting of the committee.
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Beecher to Box Farese in Newark semi final bout
Newark fighters Harold Farese and Charley Beecher to meet in a semi final at the First Regiment Armory Newark in tonight's boxing card. Johnny Wilson holder of the middleweight title and Soldier Bart Sane Rate ince are also listed among the participants.
Dodgers Rally to Lose Sixth Straight in Boston
The Dodgers dropped to fourth in the pennant chase after an 8 1 loss to the Braves in Boston. Wilbert Robinsons Brooklyn nine allowed five of six games in the series to George Stallings’s club, extending a six game skid. Cadore started, gave up runs, and Mohart relieved in the seventh as Boston held the lead and prevented late Brooklyn rallies.
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McGraw Men Hammer Rixey Off the Mound
The Giants routed Philadelphia as Gavvy Cravath’s Phillies lost again in the series. McGraw’s lineup collected fifteen hits including four doubles and a home run, with Phil Douglas pitching well into the eighth inning. Rixey struggled after the fifth, and George Burns homered as New York pulled away, 9 to 2.
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Baltimore Nine Blanks Skeeters by 6 to 0
Baltimore defeated Jersey City 6 to 0 as Gill of Jersey City earned a triple and four doubles with six singles. Ogden of Baltimore pitched steadily. The Independence Day celebration plans note 41 parks and seven baths to be used, with no entry fee and free admission, chaired by William J. Lee.
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Prices on straw hats and clothing for Fourth of July sales
The listing shows straw hats priced from 3 to 6 dollars and panama hats from 6 dollars up. It notes fine ward robe trunks once priced 43 to 105 dollars, now 35 and 50 dollars. Also advertised are bathing suits soft collars shirts tennis rackets golf clubs canoes and blue serge suits at 50 and 60 dollars.
Fisher Pitches the Reds to Victory Over Cards
Cincinnati June 29 The champion Reds beat St Louis 5 to 1 Ray Fisher pitched well despite loaded bases and the Cardinals only run tied the score with a fourth inning single by Hornaby and a Schultz double. Grah and Sordean contributed in field and at bat as Cincinnati secured the win with strong pitching and timely hits.
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