Tris Speaker Reaches 3 000 Hits with Indians in 1925
On May 17 1925 at Dunn Field Cleveland Tris Speaker joined Cap Anson Honus Wagner Nap Lajoie and Ty Cobb as the first to collect 3000 career hits. The article notes Speaker’s age 37 height 6 feet 193 pounds and his impact as a center fielder while reflecting on era media limits and public reaction.
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Sporting News
Tris Speaker the Grey Eagle Hall of Fame star
A historical note on Tris Speaker born 1888, his career with the Boston Red Sox and Cleveland Indians, and his 3000th hit. It covers his records, major league achievements, and contemporaries’ coverage including The Plain Dealer and Cleveland News reports from 1925.
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Martinez Back in All Star Form Drives Mariners Credit To Offense
Mariners designated hitter Edgar Martinez, coming off strong 1994 form, leads AL in batting average and sits among leaders in runs doubles and hits. With Ken Griffey Jr. sidelined, Martinez credits teammates for protection as Seattle faces roster shakeups and a sub-.500 record. Dave Fleming clears waivers and is sent to Tacoma as manager Lou Piniella signals more changes.
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Winfield nearing return to Indians after injury
Dave Winfield, out since June 10 with a rotator cuff tear, practiced three days straight and says he swings pain free. Manager Mike Hargrove expects activation shortly after the All-Star break with decisions on roster moves and potential shifts among first basemen and outfielders.
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Sorrento
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Indians Hold Off Mariners Behind Ogea Solid Start
Ogea allowed six runs in four prior starts but shut down Seattle with three strikeouts and a late rally by Ramirez and Thome. Cleveland's lead grows to 12 games in the AL Central as Belcher falters in relief and Belle adds a homer.
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Jim Thome
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Ramirez drives four RBI boosts and leads team in homers
Ramirez delivered four RBI and captured the team lead with 18 home runs and 61 RBIs. He notes his line drive bat during practice but power appears in games. Manuel recalls Ramirez's early swing and emphasizes proper front shoulder alignment for driving balls to right field. Also mentions a Little League West fundraiser car wash on July 15 at Lowes from 10 am to 2 pm with Chris reachable at 323-7892.
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