Delaney's ninth inning RBI sinks Clarks in tight diamond clash
In a 2 1 decision, Vern Uirigg beats Clark hurler Charlie Phippen as Babe Delaney misplays the bases on balls in the ninth. Tremblay and Weir sparked early offense while Ulrigg and Phippen locked down the mound until Delaney's miscue produced the decisive run.
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Centerville Defeats Gulch Nine At Clark Playground
Centerville wins 3 to 2 over Gulch with Henry pitching a three hitter and 12 strikeouts. Leahy hits a home run for Centerville as they tally 20 hits while committing two errors. Gulch fans attend, as Centerville eyes a game with Williamsburg at Timber Butte grounds on Tuesday August 7.
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Three Forks Beaten by Harlowton Team
Three Forks lost to Harlowton 10 to 9 at Glamond Field in Three Forks July 31 after a thunder shower delayed play. Harlowton benefited from late errors in the third and had nine hits led by Jefferson and Harwood.
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Dempsey Sails East for Europe Tour on $10,000 Weekly Deal
Jack Dempsey left Los Angeles for New York to pursue an Eastward move possibly leading to a Europe tour. He reportedly signed a contract worth $10,000 a week, though双方未 disclosed the other party. He departed at 11:30 a.m. via the Santa Fe line, avoiding press as details emerged.
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Recall drive targets officials backed by the league
An association opposed to the NonPartisan League in North Dakota announced that 58,094 voters have signed petitions to recall certain officials endorsed by the league. About 80,000 signatures are required before a recall election can be called.
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Struck Out and Scoring: Ulrigg Beats Phippen in Nine
Ulrigg struck out Phippen nine times while Phippen fanned five. Ulrigg allowed seven hits in nine innings and earned the win. Phippen took the loss. Bases left unused by A. C. M five and Clarks eight. Umpires Rowleau and Gonigle officiated.
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Reformers shape sport with bouts and brutal past styles
The piece surveys boxing’s history from ancient Greeks to Jack Dempsey, noting reformers’ push to curb brutality, the evolution of rules, and the sport’s social reception. It mentions figures like James Figg, Pipes and Gretting, Gentlemen Jackson, Dempsey, Rankin, and topics from Roman gladiatorial display to modern promotions and social attitudes.
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Children Tennis Tourney at Gaadens
Arrangements for a children's tennis tournament at Columbia Gardens begin August 8. Open to boys and girls under 18, singles and doubles. Entries must reach Mr. Clevett or Miss Greenough by 6 p.m. Thursday. A kite making class at the Y M C A at 1 p.m. teaches designs for next Thursday's garden contest. Mr. Frank Herman will coach and accept entrants at the boys’ entrance.
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Arguments Today in Baseball Case Trials Continue
Ten hours of oratory are planned as nine lawyers plead to convince the jury there was no conspiracy by Chicago White Sox players to throw the 1919 World Series. The defense aims to finish its last plea tomorrow with the state expected to close Tuesday.
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Printers' Baseball Tournament Opens With Upheld Titles
In Detroit on July 31 Saint Louis defeated Pittsburg 10 to 6 while Washington beat Detroit 10 to 2 advancing to the next round. Tomorrow's schedule features New York versus Indianapolis and Boston versus St. Paul. St. Paul currently holds the title.
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Phillies Wallop Chicago Handily In Eight Inning Rally
Philadelphia concentrated their attack in three innings today and easily defeated Chicago. Winters pitched nearly invincible ball through eight, while a pinch hitter delivered two runs with a double. Goldie Rapp extended his hit streak to 26 games before going hitless. Maisel made a clutch catch denying a double. In the eighth, no local batter reached third base, and only one man reached first. Catcher Henline of the Indianapolis club joined Phillies today. Final score Philadelphia 10, Chicago 2. Batters Winters and Rixey, Ponder, Freeman, York, Daly, Twombly.
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Giants suffer first double defeat in season
New York Nationals lose two tight games as manager McGraw watches hopes of overtaking Pittsburgh fade. Cincinnati wins both ends of a doubleheader, while the Pirates slump and Cleveland clings to a two game lead in the American League race. Weather and inconsistent showings cloud St Louis as Philadelphia and Detroit struggle.
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Amateur Baseball Bruins Triumph Over Meaderville 10 to 9
The Young Anaconda Road Bruins defeated the Meaderville Stars on Meaderville grounds by 10 to 9. Batteries: Meaderville Dosocko Russell Bruins Doherty Lowney Sheehan. Meaderville games by arrangement at 1811-W Butte. Coast League results include Vernon 2 2 Portland 5 10 Sacramento 1 3 Los Angeles 3 2 Salt Lake 0 2 San Francisco 2 6 Oakland 7 2 Seattle 2 7. State baseball mentions Glendive City 6.
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Yankees End Cleveland Streak With Big Win
The New York Yankees defeated Cleveland 12 to 2 to avenge yesterday's loss. Mays starred, homering twice and driving in three as he and Peckinpaugh fueled a six-run sixth inning. Ruth added his 38th homer, while Mays limited Cleveland to two hits. Also, Washington beat Detroit 9 to 4 behind a five-run rally in the fifth, and tennis players from Miles City swept a Milltown event.
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