Clarks Move Up On Anaconda Champions In 8-to-3 Battle
Clarks, led by Hap Collard with six wins in seven starts, defeated Montana Power 8 to 3 at Clark Park. McIvor allowed 11 safeties as Clarks jumped on the Powers with three runs in the third and clinched the victory with four in the seventh despite Powers’ late rally. Wilson moved to first base, Martin contributed a timely seventh inning double, and Collard fanned two batters in relief to seal the win.
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Clarks
Moar
Montana Power Crew
McIvor
Montana
Powerstar
Bobbbles
Anodes
Mines League
Clark Park
Cole- Pitt
Hap” Collard
Powers
Clark
Wilson
Rude
Martin
Jimmy Charlton
Collard
Rathjen
Tr. Powers
Colbert
Jovick
A & McGeehan
Evans
L. Ryan
Phillips
Willis
Cullen
Ryan
Eewe Mcliver
E Mellen
Nee Charlton
Duffy
Rf Sneer Wilson
Eee Delbarba
Powers Clarks
Charlton
McGeehan Jovick
Ivor
Wilda Teries
Mclyer
Ibarba
Mellen
Mcliver
Se— Powers
Whitesides
Dempsey Establishes His Training Camp
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey set up training quarters at White Sulphur Springs in Saratoga Springs New York Aug. 5 ahead of his Sept. 14 bout with Luis Angel Firpo of Argentina. A week rest is planned to recover from the cross country trip before resuming training hours.
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Associated Press
White Sulphur Springs
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
Dempsey
American Association Scores And Manila Bout Draw
Columbus defeated Milwaukee by 5 to 3 while Toledo fell to Kansas City 6 to 3 and Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 9 to 1. Louisville drew St Paul 5 to 3. In Manila Stanley McBride fought Silvino Jamito to a 12 round draw, sport writers expected Jamito the winner, and Willie Hunter won the California Country Club invitational golf title over Elmer Henderson 6 and 4.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Associated Press
Manila
Stanley McBride
Chicago
Silvino Jamito
Orient
Jamito
Hunter
Los Angeles
Cal
Willie Hunter
California Country Club Today
Elmer C. Henderson
Grandstand Burns at Lewiston Fair Grounds
A fire during a baseball game at Lewiston fair grounds destroyed the grandstand and three barns plus the caretaker’s residence and the gateway. About fifteen hundred spectators fled unharmed as the blaze caused an estimated 626,000 in losses with 11,000 covered by insurance.
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Associated Press
Lewiston
Idaho
Lewiston Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Giants Increase Lead in National League in Cincinnati
The New York Giants beat Cincinnati 2 to 0 to extend their lead to five games. Nearly 28,000 attended as McQuillan and Snyder held Cincinnati to two runs while Rixey and Hargrave worked for the Reds.
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Giants
Associated Press
Cincinnati
New York Giants
R. H. E. New York
McQuillan and Snyder
Rixey and Hargrave
Henry Blows Up as Chicago Beats Brooklyn 4 to 3
Frank Henry lasted two innings before being chased after walks as Chicago rallied to win 4 to 3 over Brooklyn. Griffith homered with a man aboard in the eighth. Braves Tame Cardinals 4 to 0 as Boston climbs in standings.
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Chicago
Frank Henry
Brooklyn
Griffith
Smith
de Berry
Alexander and
Hartnett
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Cardinals
ST. Louis
Boston Braves
Boston
Boman
Marquard
O'Neill
Pfeffer
Barfoot
Ainsmith
English fox hunt to highlight Hagenbeck Wallace circus
The Carl Hagenbeck Wallace circus will feature an English fox hunt on August 1 as part of its Aug 13-14 touring schedule. The act includes two packs of Walker hounds and Kentucky thoroughbreds, with expert trainers keeping fox-hound work away from horses, while riders perform high jumping and bread jumping feats. Top riders Orrin Davenport and three women riders headline center ring along with European and French acts, promising the best equestrian display yet.
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Kentucky
Carl Hagenbeck- Wallace Circus
Porter
Maid-of-the-Mist
Atta Boy
Orrin Davenport
Victoria Bedini
Lula Davenport
Bensie Castello
Crandalls
Lowande
LeDoux
Babe Ruth Homers Twice In 18-Inning Yankee Win
In a thrilling 18 inning game Babe Ruth belted his 26th and 27th home runs as the New York Yankees beat St Louis 9 to 8. Bob Meusel drove in the decisive run with a bases loaded single in the 13th.
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Associated Press
New York
Yankees
Stt. Louis
Bob Meusel
Babe Ruth
R. H. BE
St. Louis
Kopf
Boyne
Vangilder
Severeid
Jones
Hoyt
Schang
Endurance race horses set for East national ride
Colorado Springs announcement lists Norfolk Star and Ninth as entrants for the national endurance ride in the Genesee valley Avon New York October 15. Norfolk Star is owned and ridden by Capt. H. E. Watkins and Ninth by Lieut. N. M. Corpening.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Col
Norfolk Star
Colorado
Genesee Valley
Avon
N. Y
H. E. Watkins
Ninta
N. M. Corpening
Renault Wins in Havana Boxing Showdown
Havana crowds watched Canadian heavyweight champion Jack Renault stop Antolin Fierro of Cuba in the second round of a scheduled 12 round bout this afternoon.
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Renault
Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Jack Renault
Antolin Fierro
Ruth Closes Gap On Williams In Home Run Race
Babe Ruth trails Cy Williams by one homer as of Aug 5 in Chicago. American league leaders include Ruth 27, Williams 19, Heilmann 13, Brower 12, Hauser 12, Tobin 12, McManus 12, Miller 10. National league leaders: Williams 28, Miller 14, Fournier 14, Hornsby 13, Meusel 13, Traynor 11, Tierney 11, O Farrell 10, Mokan 10.
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Babe Ruth
New York Americans
Cy Wiliams
Philadelphia Nationals
Ruth
New York
Williams
St. Louis
Heilmann
Detroit
Brower
Cleveland
Hauser
Philadelphia
Tobin
McManus
Miller
Fournier
Brooklyn
Hornsby
St Louis
Meusel
Traynor
Pittsburg
Tierney
O'Farrell
Mokan
Baseball Schedule Notes for Today in Major Leagues
National League matchups include Boston at St Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburg. American League games feature St Louis at New York, Cleveland at Washington, Detroit at Boston, and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Deer Lodge News Notes From Local Community
Kenneth Davies, a known young former Deer Lodge resident, underwent appendicitis surgery in Anaconda and is reported to be recovering well. Visitors include Miss Alice Cummins of Missoula and various locals. court actions include a restraining order in Powell county against O W Perry and Helen Perry regarding a county road near Ovando.
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Madison River
Harold Sterling
Three Forks
Haagensen
Helena
Friay
Winston
Powell County
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Helen Perry
Ovando
Tom McCormick
Helenville
John Corrigan
Gold Creek
Buddy Stoll
W. J. Cummins
C. J. Hawley
Tan Burks
Beth Burks
Charles Kiem
James Higgins
Helmville
Mary Oepfner
H. W. Boulter
California
Marie Neeley
Butte
Tee Laraie
Getty
Galen
Tom Collins
Saerneas
Missoule
Funay
Snappy Fielding Helps Visitors Win In Slugfest
Earl Tucker's Cole-Pitts beat the Anodes 5 to 4 as Adams and Williford starred on defense. Sells led Pitts with three hits, while Ridings and Higbee sparked Anodes in a high errorless game. Williford allowed nine hits and two walks as the Pitts edge kept them near the top of the standings.
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Williford
Ware
Sells
War Club
Earl Tucker
Cole-Pitts
Anodes
Clark
Montana Powers
Clark Gang
Cme
Bill McGonigle
Pitts
Annie
Higbee
Tucker
Bahan
Janey
Emmanuel
McComas
AB. R. H. PO
Goleman
Juney
McComas, If
Connaghan
I Pana
Scess
P. A
Greg
Peeee
Highee 2
Tucke Boyer
Rolfe
Aidin Comas
Jones
Clyne Gs
Mcriflee
Bahant Allen
Chisholm
Notes on the game umpire Chisholm faces sharp questions
Umpire Chisholm faced criticism for many calls including a sendoff of Goleman in the third. Higbee covered much of the action across three gardens with four putouts in center reserve. Adams struggled but delivered ten hits for the Angdes and Buck Jones stole the game’s lone base.
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Chisholm
Goleman
Larry Higbee
California Girl Defeats Wills To Retain State Title
Mia Molla Mallory defended the New York state championship on the turf courts at West Chester Biltmore Country Club by beating Helen Wills of Berkeley two sets to one 4 6 6 1 6 0. Mallory and Edith Sigourney of Boston also captured the doubles title by default when Cassell of New York and Wagner of Yonkers could not play due to a sore arm.
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N. Y
Mia
Molla Mallory
New York
Helen Wills
Berkeley
Cal
West Chester Biltmore
Marie Wagner
Yonkers
Cassell
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