Chuck Homer Drives In Two With a Wall Scrape
In Russell field the St. Joe Cadets fall 10-8 as Company I clinches the amateur league title. Chock Lord hits a seventh inning homer with two aboard to break a 7-7 tie, while Gardner and solid defense anchor the win. Al Brooks surrenders late, Geitner finishes for Cadets.
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St. Joe
Company I
Russell Field
Hammond Iron Works
Lord
Bobby Burns
Pearson
al Brooks
al” Geitner
Gardner
Chuck Lord
Swat
Bob Burns
Babe Ruth and Yankees dominate Athletics in 10-4 victory
Babe Ruth hit his 29th and 30th homers as the New York Yankees crushed the Philadelphia Athletics 10 to 4. Bob Meusel and Jimmy Dykes homered, Pipgras pitched steady, and Gehrig Lazzeri and Robertson drove in runs. In Boston, the Red Sox split with the Washington Senators in a two game set, with Washington winning the first and the Sox taking the second. Cautious buyers, read the classified ads carefully.
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Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Yankee
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Meuse
Jimmy Dykes
Pipgras
New York
Ruth
Meusel
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Robertson
Cobb
Simmons
Routh
Lazieri
Koenig
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Washington Seniators
Washington
Sox
Bepo
Combs
Boenig
Ss Ruth
Lf Gehrig
Rf Lazzeri
Grabowski
P. Collins
aDarst
Olympic Chances for Joie Ray and American Runners
A sports preview noting Joie Ray as America’s top long distance hope, with DeMar, Michien, Harvey Frick, Bill Agee, and Jimmy Henngan. It covers likely Olympic rivals A C Stenroos and R Bertini, and highlights Lloyd Hahn as a potential standout in the 800 meters, mentioning German and French competitors.
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Jack Lords
United States
America
Joie Ray
Joie
A. C. Stenroos
Finland
R. Bertini
Italy
Clarence DeMar
DeMar
Ray
Albert Mich
Sien
Harvey Frick
Bill Agee
Jimmy Henngan
Sam
Amsterdam
Lloyd Hahn
Franklin Indpendents to Meet Here on Sunday
Franklin Independents host a strong Venango County lineup Sunday at Exposition Park. Leo Callahan reports from Owl City that Reid Hefferman will start for Franklin, with solid pitching and deep infield and outfield depth. Local manager Burns anticipates a tough battle as Venango stacks its best players for the clash.
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Franklin Independents
Exposition Park
Bob Barns
Leo Callahan
Owl City
Callahan
Warren
Burns
Venango County
Franklin
Lefty Callahan
Reid Hefferman
Ikely
Frankl
Hefferman
Sox Edge Indians 3 2 With late ninth inning run
A tight Chicago White Sox win 3 to 2 over the Cleveland Indians. Cissell drove in the deciding run with a ninth inning triple after Metzler scored earlier. Uhle pitched for Cleveland with Sewell behind him, while Blankenship and Crouse handled Chicago’s bullpen.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Cissell
Metzler
Uhle
L. Sewell
Blankenship
Crouse
Hospital Must Win Tribune Loop Game From Newell Prints
State Hospital, leading team in the Tribune Industrial League, must win today's game at Russellield against Newell Printers to stay atop the standings. A Prints victory would drop State Hospital to second behind Warren County Dairy, with manager Joe Gardner undecided on his battery. State hosts Bankers tomorrow at North Warren.
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State Hospital
Newell Printers
Russelield
Tribune Industrial Organization
Warren County Dairy
Joe Gardner
North Warren
Judy Jewell
Joe DeFrees
Skin Weidert
Cardinal Pilot Laughs Last as Pirates Strife Fades
Substantial focus on Bill McKechnie as leader of the St. Louis Cardinals amid past Pirates tensions. Notes his role since 1925 pennant, roster changes, and managerial rise. mentions O’Farrell era, 1927 gaps, and renewed optimism as Cardinals chase the National League pennant.
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William McKechnie
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill
Barney Dreyfuss
Righ
Dreyfuss
McKechnie
Cardinals
Treasure Cove
Pirates
St. Louis
Rabbit Marangiile
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Jim Bottomley
Frankie Frisch
Fred Clark
Pirate
Robin
Clarke
Max Carey
Clyde Barnhart
Carson Bigbee
O'Farrell
Bill McKechnie
Baseball Stars Put On Mixed Show of Power and Dots
Yesterday's box score highlights Babe Ruth belted his 29th and 30th homers of the season while Lou Gehrig went 2 for 5, Ty Cobb 1 for 5, Paul Waner doubled in two trips, Frankie Frisch homered and doubled in four at bats, Herry Heilmann went 0 for 4, and Tris Speaker and Rogers Hornsby were idle.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Ty Cobb
Paul Waner
Frankie Frisch
Herry Heilmann
Tris Speaker
Rogers Hornsby O
Baseball action and league playoff hopes in Russell Field circuit
Johnny Graham limped off after a dizzy spell but finished the inning as Company I edged Cadets. State Hospital and Newell Printers square off on Russell Field in Tribune Industrial league action with Amateurs idle next week, while Bankers and other teams plan to close the first half pennant battle.
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Johnny Graham
Chocka
Russell Feld
Comepany 1
Cadets
Johnny
State Hospital
Newell Printers
Russell Field
State
Tribune Industrial League
The
Industrial
Nypean Furniture-State Hospital
Grant Emerges as Dependable Pitcher for Tribe in Slipping Standings
Geoece 2ant George Grant rises as Cleveland Indians key hurler amid a fading season. Once with St. Louis Brown, he faded to Class B minors before resurging as the lone steady arm. With the club faltering, Grant’s resilience contrasts with Ahle Hadlin and others, while Nypenn Furniture and Warren County Dairy Ny Penn threaten in the pennant race as Banks slips to fourth.
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George Grant
Cleveland Indians
Grant
St. Louis
Home Run Club American League and National League summary
Ruth and Gehrig lead the American League with multiple home runs for the Yankees. Hauser and Todt appear among notable AL hitters. In the National League, Bottomley and Hornsby pace the Cards and Braves with homers, while Ott and Frisch contribute for the Giants and Cards. Yesterday’s homers feature Ruth and Mensel of the Yankees and others from Athletics and Giants.
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Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Hauser
Athletics
Brannon
Browns
Bine
Todt
Red Sox
Bissonette
Robins
Hornsby
Braves
Wilson
Cabs
Hurst
Phillies
Ott
Giants
Mensel
Lind
Cohen
Frisch
Cards
Loughran Wins Ten Round Decision Over Emanuel
New York June 29 Tommy Loughran light heavyweight champion won a ten round decision over Armand Emanuel in Madison Square Garden. Emanuel weighed a quarter pound more than the 175 pound limit while Loughran weighed 174. The Californian pressed early but Loughran boxed effectively and finished strong with a whirlwind finish earning the decision. Emanuel showed strength in clinches and fought hard throughout.
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New York
Armand Emanuel
California
Tommy Loughran
the Garden
Emanuel
Loughran
Indian Boxer Lo Beats Down Ears For Cash
A new Indian boxer, Lo, rises in the east to scalp white wallets. Bred among Sioux teepees, son of Big Chief Busted Beak, he’s fought hard and earned good money, paying off the wigwam mortgage as he trains on pemmican. He has grown civilized and now makes his living defeating rivals.
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East
Big Chief Busted Beak
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R.h.po
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Haas
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Boley
Hessler
Vel Walberg
P - Earnshaw
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U Hahn
Hahn
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Edwin Wide
Faavo Nurm
Seraphim Martin
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Larence 2
Indians
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Hospital
Newell
Boss
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Bob Robinson
Dare Devil” Wee Jack Norton
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Newell Prints
Nypean Furniture
Russell
Sportraits
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