Yanks Take Two From Cleveland
New York edged Cleveland 7 to 4 in 10 innings to complete a two game sweep. Mays drove in a run with a double and started the winning tally with a two base hit in the tenth. Ruth dislocated his right knee in the first inning sliding into second and Meusel replaced him, scoring the tying run and driving in the eventual winning run.
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White Sox Take Fourth Game From Senators
Chicago ends a four game skid versus Washington by a 2 to 1 victory. Erickson weakened in the seventh, Zachary finished after a walk to Schalk and a pass to Collinge. Gharrity homered, Jackson added a run, saving the shutout bid for the visitors.
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Boston Wins 5 to 3 on Timely Hitting
Boston defeats St Louis 5 to 3 as timely hitting shines in a comeback. Pennock replaces Haver in the eighth as Boston rallies from a deficit. Harper holds St Louis to lead off. Scoring details show Boston seizing control late in the game.
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Much Baseball Promised Fans In Anaconda
Weather favors a busy schedule as Anaconda fans look for a long season. Protests over postponed games prompt a replay of the Columbis Goodfriend game and a review by the City League Commission. Unofficial standings show General Office, Goodfriends, Knights of Columbus, and Foundry in a tight race amid a series of postponed matches. Tigers beat Sluggers as manager Ray Sullivan seeks more local teams.
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Hutchinson Sets New Record For Inverness Links
Jock Hutchinson of Chicago led the national golf championship at Inverness with 88 on the first nine and 69 for 18, two strokes under par, as qualifying progressed. Notables like Jack Burke, Gene Sarazen, and Harry Vardon contended while amateurs and internationals battled for ranking, with Hutchinson posting a 141 total to lead.
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Ruth Injured Sliding To Second In Cleveland Game
Babe Ruth of the New York Americans was forced to retire from an August 11 game in Cleveland after dislocating his knee sliding to second base in the first inning. He likely will miss several days but hoped to return by Friday. Ruth hit to center and dashed for second as Speaker's throw reached him at the bag. he collapsed when attempting to rise and was carried from the field.
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Dempsey Signs to Fight Phil Brennan
New York news reports Jack Dempsey the world heavyweight champion signed an agreement to meet K C Phil Brennan of Chicago before January 1 1921. The date venue and number of rounds were not specified.
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Standing of the Glubs in International Games
The log shows Seattle hosting Glubs standings with Spokane losing 0 to 4, Victoria taking a 1 point win over Yakima, and Tacoma defeating Vancouver 7 to 6 in a sequence of regional results.
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Giants win twice to extend streak in doubleheader
New York Giants beat Pittsburgh in both ends of a doubleheader 3 to 1 and 6 to 3 in York Aug 11. Henton and Douglas pitched well for the Giants before Douglas faltered in the second game’s sixth inning as Spencer drove in three runs with a bases loaded hit.
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Cardinals Knock Meadows From Box
St Louis won the third straight game of the series by 18 to 10.3, scoring in Philadelphia. Haines pitched milder late innings while Williams hit his thirteenth home run, as Meadows and Enzmann connected for the opposing side.
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Fans Toss Bottles at Umpire During Brooklyn Doubleheader
In a chaotic seventh inning of the second game, fans hurled pop bottles at umpire Quigley after cautions. Brooklyn split the twin bill with the Dodgers, taking the first game while the second ended in a close by a slim margin. New acquisitions From Birmingham and Bert Gartnh joined the Brooklyn lineup as the team battled through batteries Kendrix Carter Alexander and O Farrell against Chicago.
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Williams and Harte win again at tennis in Newport
In the Casino lawn tennis tournament Billy Williams and Harold Harte prevailed in doubles as late play continued on soft courts. Singles matches were postponed to tomorrow amid adverse conditions with several noted players active from Davis Cup teams and national champions, including Griffin defeating Rosenbaum.
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Anaconda notices on illness and funeral details
Long illness claims life of Theresa Landreville, 1864 birth in Hancock Michigan. Survived by husband Landreville three sons and two sisters. Funeral at 814 East Park Avenue. date to be announced. Benefit ball at Washoe park to aid a hospital patient with illness, proceeds to Woodmen of the World and Carpenters union member in need. Tickets selling briskly as supporters rally for tonight’s event. Harold Erickson Sachem and David Davidson Chief of Thecord listed.
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Irene wemies se ves inown at Imperial theater tonight
Irene wemies se ves inown stars in The Mysterious Client at the Imperial theater tonight. Mrs. Castle credits screen favorites with artful motion plots requiring study and perseverance. She urges aspiring film actors to take outdoor exercise such as horseback riding. Road closures alter travel between Anaconda and Butte, with detours via Three Mile House and Opportunity. H Clyde Amesbury, State Highway Residents Commission.
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Purchases STV Store Transfer to Mrs Keig
Mrs Louis Mirlo proprietor of the style shop on Hast Park avenue has disposed of her business to Mrs W P Keig who assumed possession yesterday. Keig is well known in Anaconda connected with millinery and Copper City Commercial company for years. She is remembered as Miss Minnie Nelson suitor of Boze Juvigny and ismes. In the city yesterday a friends candidate for office of idan ti sta Tore bifocal reading and distanc Glasses Crescent Jewelers Bluebird.
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