Yankees Clinch Hope as They Edge Tigers in Double Bill
The Yankees split a twin bill with Detroit, edging the Tigers 8-5 in the opener and losing the nightcap. Babe Ruth homered in the first inning and again off Victor Sorrell, though he trailed his 1927 peak with three games left. Leo Durocher managed late, and Hoyt and Bengough took the loss in the opener.
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Yankees
Tigers
New York
Dareness
Babe Ruth
Carroll
Victor Sorrell
Bebe
Leo Durocher
Rile
FC Detroit
Two-Timer Barba Faces New bantam challengers
In Cleveland a corner exchange between Ernie Owens and George Courtney led to a loud confrontation after a late round. Barba, a former flyweight champion, eyes a title in two classes while Graham faces a difficult defense against Brown. Benny Leonard, recently ill, remains under doctor care as boxing headlines circulate through the circuit.
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Cleveland
Ernie Owens
George Courtney
Owens
Ray Alvis
Ernie
Little la Barba
Littlee Fiddle
Hfs
Barba
Bushey Graham
Graham
New York Young Commission
Graben
al Brown
Jing
la Barba
Club Standing American League
Standings summarize ine ints w L f 2 2 to New York vl 40 Waslington 85 s creas and Ate 84 Add E9 Alt idas hg
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W. L
New York
Waslington
Haveno Ribbon Cigars Highlight Ripened Tobacco Themed
A vintage notice extols Havana Ribbon cigars made with fully ripened tobacco hearts. It touts the top leaves as under ripe at harvest while mid leaves fetch higher prices. The ad promotes practical five cigars per package and invites readers to try the nickel smoke.
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Havana
Baseball Scores and Upcoming NL Games
National League results include Chicago defeating New York 3 0 and Pittsburgh beating New York 6 1. St Louis edged Boston 3 3 in a two sided note. today St Louis at Boston and Chicago at New York with no other clubs scheduled.
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St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago St New York
AIG
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Frederick City Bowling League reorganized for 1923-29 season
The Frederick City Bowling League was reorganized at a meeting in the YALL C.AL. Jack Hart was re elected president and Henry Decker secretary treasurer. The season runs late October to March with a two week earlier start and wooden pins to be used for the first time. Seven teams attended and four from last year will compete: Moose, Eagles, Diamonds and Knights of Pythias.
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Yall C.al
Frederick City
Jack Hart
Henry Decker
Frederick
Moose
Eagles, Diamonds
Knights of Pythias
Potomac Edison
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Chaplines
Dreamlands
Charles Mercer
Diamonds
Augustus Boyne
Eagles
Emory Crum
Eherdas Brontlinger
All Stata
Harry Perry
Garber Baking Company
Joseph RB. Burke
Crystal Laundry
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Pirates Dro
Bill
Hoyt
Bengough
Woodall
Shes
Gon
Weathouale
Sorrell, Smith and Hargrave
Lefty Grove
White Sox
Athletica
Cochrane
Cleveland Indians
Sox
Ach Homan
Wating Taderhil
Grant
L. Sewell
R. H.E
Hardy, Brown and Myatt
St. Loui
Browns
R.H.E
Washington
Hackey
Ruel
Stewart
Coffman
Wiltse
Manion
Cafdira
Braves
Giants
Cubs
Pedbirds
Brocklin
Cardinals
Brandt
Johnny Coomey
R. HB
Beeston
Haines de Wilson
Cooney
Tsrner
T¢ West
McCarth
Root
Jones
Root, Jones and Wett
Genetich
Hogan
Tory
Hemsley
Phiadelphia
Pete Dorsimo
Frilow
Wsato Curtaon
Califor Iia
Jett
Benny Leonard
Sol Rowtenbere
Benny
Wats Gunn
New Yorker
Sleepy Holler Club
Lott
Brown
Waner Johnson
Don Kelman
Pune Cowen Washingtons Waitt
Woods
Ted
John McGraw
Nother Town
Amd
Rogers Homsbr
Zea Ukeforth
Caldwell
Miller
Baccht
Davis
Soxy Phann
Depot Destrum Vn
GSP
National League
Atna-Ize
Potts & 3 Court Sr
Thip Axene
Cipal Ince
INSU
Griffin
Marcel
Pilate
Lance
Markey’s
News-Post
the Moose Carnival
Tonite
A. F. Rees
Middletown Memorial Hall
Middletown, Maryland
Roland Gaver
KDKA
Oldfield Tires
SS. Sax
Annolls
the Ideal Garage Co., Inc
Patrick St
Frederick County
Pearce
Quaker City
North Market ST
Vacation Savings Club
Fredericktown
Royal Insurance Company, Ltd
Helfenstein & Urner
Mullins
A. E. Fisher
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Seeger & Company
South Market &T
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