Clarks Edge Colo-Pitts In Five In Wild Game At Park
Clarkes win a five inning game against Colo-Pitts at Park playgrounds 6:30 pm after a late darkened start. Curley struggled with wild pitches as Colos led briefly but Clarkes rallied with timely hits and fielding to secure an 8 to 4 victory. Delaney and Jovick starred with timely blows as Ross Bar and Marshall contributed solid defense.
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Meaderville routs South Side Savages 21 to 1 on home ground
Meaderville defeated the South Side Savages 21 to 1 with Sokolich for Meaderville allowing six scattered hits while Roberts worked for the Savages. The win sets Meaderville for a series of games against Anaconda Roads Dublin Gulch East Side and a return with Three Forks at Butte. Batteries were Sokolich and Davis for Meaderville Roberts and Turner for the Savages. The game lasted seven innings.
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Boxing nostalgia and what might have been in old rules
A collage of boxing debate and era contrasts. Experts like Eugene Corris discuss how Carpentier might beat Dempsey under London prize ring rules. The piece recalls fights, ring setup, and the slippery, brutal old format, plus moderns like Dempsey Sullivan clashes. It notes baseball feats by Daubert and Blue, and reflects on how rules shape outcomes.
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No-Hit No-Run By Henry In Centerville Win
Henry and Leahy shut down Williamsburg as Centerville rolled to a 10 to 6 victory at Timber Butte grounds. Henry fanned 12 in six innings, Williamsburg managed four hits and reached base four times. Sullivan and Sullivan homered for Centerville. Jackson allowed 13 hits. Centerville seeks August games and a Meaderville clash is planned for next week.
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Senators Sweep Series In Detroit Nine Run Rally
Washington completed a clean sweep over Detroit, winning 8 to 4 as Ilan's triple and Rice's single produced the decisive eighth inning. Beisel pitched for the Senators as they claimed their eighth straight win. Batteries Ehmke Woodall Courtney Acosta Zachary and Ghar nit.
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Butte Man Triumphs In Seattle Bout
J A Simonich of Butte won the decision in a four round boxing match with Simmy Storey of Seattle. Simonich floored Storey in the third and the referee ruled for Simonich in the fourth. He will meet Travie Davis for the Pacific coast weight title next Tuesday.
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Willard Dempsey bout terms discussed by Rickard
Topeka Kansas August 2 Joe Willard said he received a form from Tex Rickard outlining terms for a bout with world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey. Willard plans negotiations, four to five months of training, and may base his camp near Lawrence or California if the fight is arranged. Goodwin released by St. Louis to Houston. Rain halts play in Newport tennis event.
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Dempsey
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Cardinals Bungh Hits In Seventh National
Louis offense produces six runs in seventh inning, powered by a double, triple, two singles, five scoring plays, and a sacrifice fly to defeat New York. Barnes shines on mound as St. Louis gains a game and a half on the Yankees.
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Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati In Ninth Inning Rally
In Cincinnati on August 2 Brooklyn overwhelmed Cincinnati 4 to 3 with a ninth inning rally. Myers and Schmandt opened the frame, Hood ran for Schmandt, and after two outs Taylor and Janvein subbed in. Rogers nameless in score as Brooklyn tied and won with a left field hit off Cadore. Batteries Cadore Mitchell Taylor Jaeger Luque Wingo. American Association results list St Paul 15 Louisville 2 Milwaukee 12 Columbus 5. others postponed.
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Jaeger
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Wingo
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