Ruth Equaled His Home Run Record in Big Game
New York, July 15 Babe Ruth equalled his own 29 homerun season record in today's game against the Browns. With half the campaign gone he hit his twenty ninth circuit clout, clearing the top of the right field stand. The long drive won the overtime game for the Yanks as Ward and Pipp rode the bases when Ruth connected. The Browns carried more hits but game went to two extra frames, Ruth receiving a rousing reception after his trot.
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Ruths 29 Homers How They Fell to Opponents and Dates
A ledger style listing of when where and off whom Babe Ruth hit his 29 homers. Dates range May to July with opponents including Pennock IJnes Wilkinson Kerr Williams Weisman Leonard Dausm Harper Karr Bush Johnson Zachary Carlson Bnyder Okrie Myers Faber Williams Shocker Pennock Bigben Perry Oldham Dausa Ehmke Davis Burwell Be King etc. Includes bases on balls stolen bases sacrifices and fielding notes.
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Brooklyn Tops Chicago 4 3 In Extra Inning Series Finale
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 4 to 3 in ten innings as hits cluster in two rallies off Vaughn. Merkle and Johnston drive runs while Marquard survives Chicago threats to earn the win. Bailey takes the loss after a late ninth inning Chicago rally.
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Phillies Rally in Ninth to Beat Champions
Philadelphia mounted a strong ninth inning rally to defeat Cincinnati 7 to 6 in a tense interleague contest in Cincinnati. The narrative notes key hits by Paulette Meusel and Wheat, with Hubbell securing the win as Ring took the loss, as the Phillies overcome an early deficit with a late surge.
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Ruth Keeps Pace with 78 Career Home Runs
Ruth nears 50 season homers as he adds his 78th career circuit drive in majors. He hit his twenty ninth yesterday and earlier tallies include 29 in 1919, two homers in one game on two occasions, and multiple rounds off Nationals pitchers in New York and elsewhere this season.
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Speaker and Chapman Bat Tribe to Another Victory Over Macks
Philadelphia, Pa July 13 Thunderstorms paused the Cleveland Philadelphia game at the start of the seventh inning. Speaker and Chapman led Cleveland’s offense while Raghy and Welch provided key hits as Cleveland held a narrow lead when play halted.
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Virginia League Star Sold to Athletics for 7500
The Athletics paid 7500 and a player for Frank Walker, Rocky Mount Virginia League star outfielder. Walker is a top Virginia League fielder and hit .400 in the first half of the season, marking the largest Virginia League transfer price on record.
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Navy and Interstate Commerce Tennis Match Report
Navy Nastoma swept the five match series against Interstate Commerce, winning all sets except one. Bates and Bragg defeated Wyer and Raizer. Hughes and Teary beat Eastman and Morrow. Wurton and Raynesford beat Taney and Chretberberg. Corle and Rogers defeated West and Johnson. Cale and Wilson defeated Zeitz and Mardena. The Italian government delivered a wine-related notice to Melnr W Conke, marking Allied wartime recognitions.
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Peter Coley Repeats in Fort Miami Stakes at Grand Circuit
Peter Coley, favored after North Randall win, captured the Fort Miami 34,000 stake for 2.08 trotters in Ohio. Single G won the free for all pace after Grace Direct claimed the second heat. Coley trailed then sprinted to lead in the final two heats. Tootsie Toise won the 2:13 trot over Bob Commodore who broke early.
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Major League Pennant Races and Day’s Results
Standings for both leagues shown with team records and percentages. Yesterday’s results include Chicago at Washington Detroit at Boston and New York beating St Louis. Cleveland and Philadelphia game shortened by rain. Today’s schedule lists Chicago at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at New York and Boston at Detroit.
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Pirates Again Take Measure of Braves
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 8 to 4 for the fourth time as Grimm sparked a ninth inning rally with a leadoff hit and second on a sacrifice. Carlson earned the win over Watson in a back and forth game filled with timely hits and mistakes.
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Scores From Minor and Southern League Games
Baseball results across multiple leagues report varied scores. Buffalo tops Jersey City 4 2. Reading defeats Reading opponents 15 in Virginia and other listed matchups include Mobile 5 Birmingham 0 and Memphis 20 Chattanooga 7 with several rain affected games.
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Richards advances on clay courts in ten annual tourney
Vincent Richards of Yonkers wins to reach the semifinals at the tenth annual clay court tournament at the Southside Tennis Club in Chicago defeating Walter T Hayes of Chicago in straight sets 6-1. Williams of New Haven also reaches the semifinals with a 3-1 victory over Weber. Doubles matches proceed with Richards and Roberts advancing by default in one pairing.
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Boyd Leads Golfers In Pro Tournament At Fox Hills
Boyd of Fox Hills Golf Club led the metropolitan qualifying round of the Professional Golfers Association at Fox Hills and Richmond County links. Twelve players from New York New Jersey and Connecticut qualified for Chicago championship, including Wilt Macfarlane Isaac Mackie Pat O Hara Peter O Hara Tat Dogie and Clarence Hackney. Tom McNamara a former metropolitan champion tied for last with 154 but withdrew.
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Semi final duel looms in Western amateur golf meet
In Memphis four players Chick Evans Bobby Jones Jr Henry Wenzler and Clarence Wolff reach the Western Golf Association semifinal stage with Jones facing Evans and Wenzler meeting Wolff. Evans beat James Ward while Jones eliminated Clarence Hubby Jr in 36 hole third round tests.
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Herron Dominates Mohawk Club Match Play
National amateur golf champion Davidson Herron posted an easy two match victory at Mohawk Golf Club in Schenectady. He defeated Dr. R. M. Coils 7 up 4 to play in the morning and beat S. P. Emerick of Oswego in the afternoon, after an impressive near 200 yard drive and an eagle on a par four.
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