Babe Ruth fires a two-hitter, by Ty Cobb and George Burns, for a 6 – 0 win for the first place Red Sox over the Tigers. Ruth adds two hits at the plate.

On July 31, 1916 — Babe Ruth fires a two-hitter, by Ty Cobb and George Burns, for a 6 – 0 win for the first place Red Sox over the Tigers. Ruth adds two hits at the plate.

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