Ruth Wrecks Nationals in Labor Day Showdown
Ruth powers the Red Sox to a 2 1 victory and 4 1 win over the Nationals, belting his 24th homer and driving in key runs as Boston rallies from a tied edge. Pitchers Jim Shaw and Russell duel until Ruth's seventh inning blast seals the game, with strong fielding by Vitt, Roth, Scott, and Schang backing the staff through a shower-soaked Penwalt Park crowd.
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Babe Ruth Powers Late Rally For Big Lead
Babe Ruth delivered a late rally as he moved to a record pace with a homer and two hits while teammates added three runs late. Milan and Menosky helped spark the comeback as the game swung on Roth and McInnis, with Shannen contributing a single.
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Schang
Milan
Menosky
Roth
Ruth
McInnis
Shannon
Ruth Delights at Fenway as Hats Vanish in Rain
Noted of Nationals Boston September 1 reports over 50 straw hats collected by clean-up brigade after the second game. Babe Ruth's home run drew the greatest ovation ever at Fenway Park as fans streamed home hatless in the rain. Hooper day honors Harry Hooper. Gill and Healy Cross College tie referenced amid lively crowd despite weather and questions about baseball popularity.
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White Sox Take Two Battles From Tigers
The White Sox defeated Detroit 2 0 in the morning and 5 1 in the afternoon as opportune hitting and solid pitching by Williams and Kottle secured both wins. Cobb and Veach succumbed late, and Detroit’s pennant chances dimmed.
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Veiet Collins
Yanks Rope in Next Win Over Macks 5 2
Philadelphia visit notes a 5 2 loss as the New York club extends a winning streak to eight. Fewster and Peckinpaugh powered a 12 hit attack with Burns and Pratt among the key run producers. Defensive miscues by Philadelphia aided the visitors in an easy afternoon victory at home.
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Pirates and Cardinals split doubleheader in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh and St Louis split a day twinbill with the visitors taking the morning game 5 to 4 and Pittsburgh winning the afternoon 2 to 1. The box scores show Heathcote, Steck, McHenry and Mollwitz among the top contributors for St Louis, while Schupp earned the win for Pittsburgh and F Miller took the loss.
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Pennant Race Heats Up in Major League Standings
The American League lead widens as Detroit loses both to Chicago and Cleveland splits with St. Louis. With 22 games left the White Sox hold a seven game edge while the Reds pull seven in front in the National League. Yesterday offered mixed results for other clubs as standings shift subtly and teams chase late-season goals.
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Sisler's homer ties the game for St Louis in 11th inning
In St Louis, Sisler belted a homer in the eleventh to tie Cleveland 4 3 and force a full nine innings plus. Able powered the first game with three singles and two runs as St Louis split a doubleheader after Cleveland won 5 3. The crowd saw Detailing includes Gra ny Chapman Gardner and Sisler among the key names.
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Potomac Junior Eight Wins Regatta on Potomac River
Potomac's junior eight led Vesper and Malta in the middle States regatta on the Behnuytkei River. Potter's crew, stroked by Bell, finished a half length ahead of Vesper, with Malta third as crowd cheered. Other races featured Ringling and Duncan in the intermediate single, and Undine and Vesper earning victories in senior events.
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Reds Triumph In Afternoon Victory Over Cubs
Chicago and Cincinnati split a holiday doubleheader with the Reds winning the second game 4 to 2 after Chicago took the morning 4 to 3. Merkle hit a homer to break a tie in the opener as Cincinnati and Chicago traded runs and fielding miscues shaped the day.
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Giants Down Braves With Nefh On Mound
New York Giants beat Boston 3 to 2 in the afternoon game at New York after a rain postponement. Nebf pitched against his former team in his first game back since the trade, with Frisch and Molen contributing key hits as the Giants secure the win despite late pressure.
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Washington D C Faddlers Triumph in Big Regatta
Washington Canoe Club paddlers dominated the Delaware Chesapeake regatta, winning four senior events and most junior races, with strong showings from Pittsburgh A and Red Dragon clubs. Crosdais of Red Dragon took the trophy, while Washington C C led a high-scoring overall effort among clubs from Boston Philadelphia Syracuse and Kananda.
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Nationals Turn Back Washington 6 5 in Kensington Loss
In a Southern Association game Kensington defeated Washington 6 to 5 yesterday on Grove's diamond. Warthen pitched well for Kensington, fanning 12 batters.
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War Cloud Wins Belmont Autumn Handicap
New York racing opens the fall season at Belmont Park with War Cloud an outsider taking the Autumn handicap by a length in 1:50 1-5 over Valor. Cudgel, the favorite, placed third, while Corn Tassel, Suburban winner, finished last. Six furlongs race results follow with Lucullite and Robin Fellow leading other races.
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Phillies pound Pfeffer and thrash Dodgers in Brooklyn
Philadelphia bats Pfeffer out in five innings to beat Brooklyn 6 to 4. The lineup features Meusel, Bancroft, Hickman and Myers delivering key hits as Philadelphia shows early-season hitting at Brooklyn. Timonium race day follows with crowd, bets, and several notable finishers including White Crown at 26.40.
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Radical split widens police banked banners at Chicago convention
Chicago dispatch reports deepening rift in Socialist party as right wing delegates oppose excluding left wing factions. Tensions flare as police pull down red banners at the communist gathering while John Reed is singled out as not welcome back. Delegates warn of possible party division and discuss amendments to accommodate farmers' groups.
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Tartars Hold Area Armenians Want Tartars Hold Area
Special Cable From the London Times reports the Tartars in Transcaucasia, led by a Turkish colonel, occupying much of the area between Julia and Sadarak. Armenians seek control but fail to reach an understanding with the Tartar majority. British evacuation looms as Turkish fears of two-front war grow.
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Austrian Flour Mill Burned Near Innabruck
A large Austrian flour mill near Innabruck was destroyed by fire today, consuming logs of fifteen carloads of wheat. With the food situation in mind, the loss is viewed as more serious than the monetary damage.
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