Mets Get Three Homers In Earliest Nine
In Philadelphia on September 4 the Mets hit three homers as Lems Gehrig by tho era produced a 21-5 rout. The game featured multiple players with power, a rough start, and key moments in the seventh.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1927
Page
8
In Philadelphia on September 4 the Mets hit three homers as Lems Gehrig by tho era produced a 21-5 rout. The game featured multiple players with power, a rough start, and key moments in the seventh.
A muddled recap blends baseball chatter with spring betting as Yankees talk of Wey Moore as a batman and Ruth’s home run lore, while Cardinals dominate Cubs 14 1 with Moore’s third inning homer and Rays Kremer sidelined by injuries.
Chicago report notes a 5 am altercation involving Stengel and Columba amid a broader graft and management controversy. The piece mentions Ruth earning $700 yearly with security concerns and references Moore’s past bets and a dent claim, drawing tangled city politics into the incident.
In a Sept 7 bout, Gene Tunney improves with decisive work each round and gains clear advantage, aided by timely punches and controlling the pace. The fight draws attention to boxing as a national interest with coverage noting the looming political context and references to the National Republican Convention.
A fragmented record of heavyweight title fights mentions Sullivan, Kilrain, Corbett, Jeffries, Burns, Johnson, and Johnsons with bouts in 19th and early 20th century venues such as New Orleans, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Colma. It lists outcomes including knockouts and decision results across numerous dates and places, reflecting a chaotic boxing chronology.
A vibrant preview outlines the looming 1920s heavyweight scene with Dempsey, Tunney, Sharkey, Maloney, Godfrey and Heeney among contenders. Tex Rickard faces a busy autumn of matchings as promoters push for big bouts and big money.
The first City Tennis Tournament moves toward semi finals at Baker Park with matches set for Tuesday evening. In women’s singles Irene Stupp defeats Dorothy Jolliffe 6 0. Alden Fisher beats Wilbur Hallet by default in boys and Fisher advances toward the final.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reptile or report involving Gene Tunae attributed to Jack Dempeer with mentions of Seaquicentennial Streets. Details are unclear but indicate a niche archival item.
Leo Stickers emerges as leading hitter for Hustiera this season, posting strong batting averages and on base rates. Team performance and standout ABR contributions are noted as key factors in their successful campaign.
A New York woman Mrs Clemfarton Cor son reportedly faced the cold English Channel and was oblized Tuesday evening. The muddled text mentions racing, a family, and a visit related to William the Cenquerorn, with several garbled names and places.
New York leads at 14 2 with Boston at 2 6. Chicago 9 over Detroit 6 and St Louis 7 over Cleveland 4. Philadelphia 0 and Washington 14 0. Yesterday tallies include Cincinnati, Park 9 over Boston 6, St Louis 12 over Chicago 1. Today Brooklyn visits Philadelphia and spardiee plays Toronto at Rochester.
Summary unavailable due to illegible OCR. The fragment mentions trotting meeting at Indianapolis, golf state amateur championship at Del Monte West Virginia, and a women’s championship at Ree N TV, with several garbled place names and names of sponsors or winners unclear.
Norman Remsburg of Jefferson was injured while tearing down an old public school building near Lander. He fell and suffered a fractured nose and severe facial lacerations but was not believed to be seriously harmed. He was treated at Frederick County Hospital. The article notes that eighty percent of the world's automobiles are owned in the United States.
The SOK and Maroons begin a three game series today at Chambersburg with the first game in Chambersburg. The series shifts to Martinsburg for the second game and a potential third game could be in Martinsburg Chambersburg or a neutral field. Officials include Ward Donnella DeWolf and McGuire. Final pennant winner faces Parkeley Va. in a five game series for the Five State title.
A humorous remark notes that the allowance girls give to their fathers often equals the price of a diamond brooch. The quip frames small money transfers as a playful measure of value and tradition.
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