Indians Rout Athletics In Shortest American League Game
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 4 0 in the opener while the Indians in the second game were limited to two hits. Spurgeon and Jamieson delivered Cleveland’s only multi base drives as Uhle and Myatt held Philadelphia to four hits. The A’s pitching duel featured Rommel and Uhie.
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Pirates Rally in Ninth to Beat Robins 19–9
In Pittsburgh, the Pirates erased a deficit with three ninth inning runs to defeat Brooklyn 19 to 9. Spencer hit a clutch single for the winning run as Carey and Grimes got ejected after a seventh inning clash. Cincinnati topped the Giants 2–1, while Chicago beat Philadelphia 5–1 with Grimm’s homer and a sequence of double plays spelling the win.
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Daily baseball results from yesterday across American Association
Yesterday's scores show New York 1 over Boston 0, Brooklyn 9 over Chicago 2, Philadelphia 4 over Chicago, and Cleveland 19 over Washington 0. St. Louis 3, Minneapolis 6, Indianapolis 5, Louisville 11 over Milwaukee 7, with other games listed.
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Five Running Races Daily At Montana State Fair
Helena reports a program of five horse races each day of the Montana state fair from Sept 7 to 10. Officials including L J Rose oversee racing under strict rules as horses from Salt Lake City Reno and Vancouver arrive. More than 100 horses have been secured with expected 150 thoroughbreds housed at the fairgrounds, and the mile track is being prepared with repairs and improvements for Labor Day post.
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Marquis blanks Omaha in farewell contest
Jimmy Marquis formerly of the Mines league shut out Omaha 6 to 0 with a four hit exhibition in his Western league farewell before leaving St. Joseph to join the New York Yankees. The Sporting News notes the reported sale price was not disclosed but the Yankees paid a substantial sum for a tryout. Other Mines leaguers active include Welser Dell who won two games for Atlanta in the Southern Association, Hap Collard with San Antonio and Doug Tait with Los Angeles contributing in the past week.
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Go finalists meet in national public links semifinals
Ape T Ray McAuliffe of Buitelo West Virginia and Bill Serrick of New York set for 36 holes in the national public links match for a spot in the final. McAuliffe defeats Bill Riper of Detroit 6 and 4 to reach the semis. Serrick faces Soret Houghton Washington and G Austria plans $18 million rail electrification. Birmingham and Bena lend telephone upgrade to automatics.
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American Women Delays Cross Channel Swim in Boulogne
In Boulogne Aug 7 the English channel swim by Gertrude Ederle was postponed to Aug 17 due to a mild indisposition. Lillian Harrison may compete next day if weather allows while Ishak Helmy and Setou Nishimira seek cross channel attempts. Ederle and Harrison remain friendly rivals amid camp rivalries between Ederiites and Harrisonites.
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Tippero in Butte to Box Lanood Two Weeks Away
Dominick Tippero the Utah youngster who met Dixie Lahood in April 1924 arrives in Butte with manager Joe Delaney to plan a fight two weeks hence. Dixie scored a last minute blow in a twelve round bout with Tippero, who has since added about 30 fights and defeated Frankie Mack Sailor Wanger Pico Reamies and others.
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May Benefit Ball Planned for Montana Grid Team
A meeting at the Silver Bow club in Butte tonight will organize a benefit ball for the University of Montana football squad. Bill Kelly and Russell Sweet will attend, with sponsor H. C. Bell of Missoula also present to raise finances for the season training.
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Triangle event at Country Club teases unique golf match
An unusual triangle golf event will be played at the Country Club tomorrow as a cross country medal tournament. Each player chooses a route with three holes assigned by the sports committee and must score while putting out on the three greens, paying one ball as an entrance fee.
Centerville Sluggers Rally For 8 to 8 Tie Breaker
Centerville defeats MecQueens 8 to 8 in Meaderville as six hits including extras spark a late rally. Pitcher Chick Shea fanned 12 in seven innings for the winners. Centerville faces Dillon in the next game in the city tomorrow.
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Earthquake Shock Registered From Far Off New Zealand
A strong quake was recorded at 1 54 a m from Chicago on the University of Chicago seismograph. The event showed a 1 840 mile distant tremor to the south east and was felt as a remote disturbance while New Zealand is about 30 days' sea voyage from the United States.
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Hein Powers Anodes Past Clarkmen In Big Park Show
The Anodes defeated the Clarkmen 11 to 2 at Clark Park as Slim Hein led a heavy, multi homer attack. Hein batted and pitched through pressure, backed by Ridings Linton and others, pushing Anaconda within one game of first. Clark's Murchio struggled as Anodes tallied 15 hits and four runs in a key late stretch.
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Six Club Circuit Talk For Next Baseball Season
Discussion centers on expanding to six clubs in the Mines circuit next year with potential newcomers railroads from Butte and Deer Lodge. Two new teams would join the current leaguers as the circuit reverts to a six club structure. Hein may win more for Anodes as critics praise his pace and control despite a mid game dip. The Clarks collected two of eight hits early and plated one more in later frames. An Anaconda miscue involving Linton and McKain led to a dropped ball, while MecKain’s seventh inning swing struck Umpire Funk after arguing a prior decision.
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Hearing Continued in $260,000 Suit Between Gottlob and Hill
A motion to change venue in the $260,000 alienation suit of Frank M. Gottlob against Walter Hill was continued by stipulation in district court until August 14. The suit, filed last month, contains sensational charges. Mrs. Gottlob, divorced, is reported to be living in Chicago.
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Walker Wells Bout Canceled By Rain In Chicago
The Mickey Walker and Billy Wells boxing match in East Chicago was rained out tonight at 7 and rescheduled for next Monday night. The rest of the card remains the same.
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