Ruth Hits Forty Fourth Homer As White Sox Top Yankees 5 2
Ruth belts his forty fourth home run of the season off Grady Adkins in the first inning, but the White Sox win 6 to 2. Detroit beats Philadelphia 4 to 1 as Elam Van Gilder dominates. Senators top Browns 3 to 0 behind Sad Sam Jones in Washington.
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Ruth contrasts crown with team play in Paris critique
A Paris sports piece defends Babe Ruth as a top slugger and fielder while noting his homer heavy approach. It argues Ruth's emphasis on long balls can sideline teamwork, yet acknowledges his ongoing value and speed. The follow up headline marks Ruth's thirty seventh homer winning a game.
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Cleveland Indians Edge Red Sox 2–1 in Opening Inning
Cleveland jumped to a 2–0 lead in the first inning and held on as Charles White pitched well after the shaky start. Boston scored its solo run on two singles, but could not mount a rally, failing to convert threats as Cleveland’s bats were limited to four hits in the opening frame.
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Hunter Will Not Play Without Tilden Invitation
New York August 16 14 a Francis T Hunter of New Radhflie NY a doubles partner with Big Tilden refuses to participate in the United States Lawn Tennis Association event at Forest Hills unless Frank Tilden receives an invitation to join the annual crat west matches.
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First Presbyterians Beat Walnut Baptists in Postseason
The Sunday school baseball post-season at Cerar River park saw first place Walnut Baptist lose to second place First Presbyterian in a pitchers battle 2 to 1. Helett and Woodyard formed the Baptists battery while Roberts and Kolton pitched for the Presbyterians. The series moves to Cedar River park Friday for game two of five.
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Rockne Named Supervisor of Football at St Thomas College
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame coach, was named general supervisor of football at St. Thomas College by Rev. Matthew Schumacher. Rockne will oversee football activities with Father Joseph Gibbs as athletic director, requiring frequent visits during training and playing seasons.
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Alexander Hurls Cards to 6 1 Win Over Braves
Grover Alexander pitched a 6 to 1 victory for the St Louis Cardinals over the Boston Braves, earning his 13th win of the season. Bell doubled and Freigau sacrificed in a key late play. Alexander walked none as the Cardinals built a big lead.
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Modern Woodmen Triumph Over Public Service 7 to 4
In a City league baseball game at Byrnes Park last night Modern Woodmen defeated Town Public Service 7 to 4. White pitched for Modern Woodmen striking out six while Robinson started for Public Service.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported By AP
In Boston Jim Mileney defeated Jus y Fuente in a technics bout. New York Jack Britton outpointed Tony Vaccaro. Sammy Mandell knocked out Johnny O'Donnell in Janesville. Vince Dundee beat Irish Pagan in Newark. Eddie Shea defeated Benny Kid Carer in Chicago.
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Heavweight Elimination Bout Opens With Roberts Risko Clash
New York August 15. Roberto Roberti of Italy faces Johnny Risko of Cleveland in a ten round elimination match at Ebbets Field. Risko, an ex baker, has experience and higher standing among heavyweights, while Roberti weighs more but has limited top placement results. Humbert J. Fugazy has staged this key bout against Tex Rickard.
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Two World Records Set in Women’s Track Meet
At Stamford Bridge Great Britain won the women’s international track and field meet marking two new world records Fraulein Heublein set a shot put mark of 38 feet 5 4 inches and Miss Clark of South Africa posted 134 5 seconds in the 100 yard hurdles.
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Major League Hitter and Pitcher Standouts
The summary lists leading players in batting and pitching with R B I leaders Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees at 107 each. Fingstead of the Red Sox with 38 doubles. Comics of the Yankees with 15 triples. Montis of the White Sox with 21 stolen bases. Hoyt of the Yankees as leading pitcher earning HM with a loss record of 3.
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Batter Sign Tipping and Sign-Stealing in Baseball Rules
An article discusses the American League adopting a new plate area with a white circle to limit sign sharing and hitter overlap. It notes the National League has not adopted the change and warns about sign-catching tactics behind the catcher.
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Shields Favored to Retain Junior Title
Culver Ind Aug 15 VPJ It was the west against the east and south as eight players reached the junior national tennis championship quarter finals at Culver military academy The far west still had four players the south and east had two each Frank Shields of New York defending champion faced a strong field Shields lost only three games yesterday en route to the third and fourth rounds and started as a favorite to repeat.
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Iowa 1928 Hawkeye Squad Averages Revealed
The Iowa football squad reports average weights and heights from 71 athletes as fall drills approach on Iowa field. Sophomores provide the tallest and heaviest players with Ralph D. Hilton at 6 feet 5 inches and 250 pounds. J B Hay and J R Moore among lighter ends. Joe Ray wins Tail team games marathon in Dublin.
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Hawks and players in Central League update
Frank Brozovich made the all star Central League team while with Canton Ohio. Cedar Rapids faces losses and possible player sales as attendance wanes. Amat Jorgens is sold to New York Yankees for spring delivery, with Okla homa City as his current club and Grote staying there.
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