Colo-Pitts Triumph In Loosely Played Inning Bout
The Colo-Pitts defeated the Anacondans 11 to 7 in a nine inning affair marked by loose play and errors. Evans pitched for the Toners and gave up multiple runs, while Foley held the mound for the A CM team with 12 strikeouts but received poor support in key moments. Reed, Linstrum, and Jovick contributed timely hits as Colo-Pitts built leads with decisive innings.
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Ruth hits longest White Sox Park drive in AL history
Babe Ruth of the Yankees belts a 675 foot total journey in Chicago, adding his 148th AL circuit drive as New York defeats Chicago 11 to 3. The day also features Cleveland’s 15 8 win over Philadelphia amid a concussion scare, and St Louis beating Washington 7 2 while Detroit Boston doubleheader is postponed by rain.
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Simonich Breaks Nose Won't Fight Tonight
Aug 17 report notes Joe Simonich sustained a broken nose delaying a welterweight title bout with Frankie Murphy of Denver. The boxing commission refused to clear a match. Simonich expressed willingness to box someone in the welterweight class by next Tuesday if a match is arranged. Promoters are reviewing options as the injury sidelines the planned fight.
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Denver
Latonia Championship rises as rival to Kentucky Derby
Latonia launches a rival to the Derby with a purse equal to Churchill Downs event. The Latonia Championship targets top 3-year-olds for a mile and three quarters late in season, aiming to crown a champion with a field including Grey Lag and other elite contenders.
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Credit for present goes to new mascot in sport scene
The article praises a shift of credit to a new mascot, with a redheaded negro rider on a white mule near the grand stand while a game unfolds. It laments the French tennis star Mile Suzanne Lenglen’s illness–induced loss to Mrs. Mallory, noting the upset exposes condition rather than skill, and closes with light verse on domestic woes and an old court case.
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New York Girl First To Test Mile At West Side
Miss Eleanor Goss of the West Side Tennis Club New York met Mlle Suzanne Lenglen in the United States first match opening the women's national championship at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills Long Island No racing. Belmont track Narberth Pas postponement of the program until tomorrow racing to resume Saturday. Ruth is climbing Babe Ruch and Coast League results noted.
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Gridiron Star Darl Nelson Entering University
Darl Pill Nelson, former star full back and captain of the Butte high team, announced plans to enter the University of Wisconsin for the coming school year. The note mentions his past performance against Billings and his aspiration to prove himself in the Western Conference.
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Butte
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Billings
Twenty Homers By Giant Kelly At New York
New York defeated Cincinnati 8 to 6 as Kell and Bancroft hit homers in early innings. Kelly's grand slam started a productive day for the Giants and Pat Shea pitched five and one third innings of solid relief. Cincinnati’s offense was stifled by strong pitching and solid defense.
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