Clubs Set for Mines Pennant Struggle in Anaconda
Lee Connaghan of Cole-Pitts dominates batting with .465 as Mines league tightens race. Cole-Pitts surge to second place behind Anaconda while Montana Powers slumps. Earl Tucker boosts Pitts with a .310 average and several key hits as teams prep for critical matches at Anaconda Athletic Field.
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Speen Neaade Ee Ee
Connaghan
Cole-Pitts
Clarks
Anode
Anaconda
Clark
Montana Powers
Clark Park
Butte
Lee Connaghan
Willow Weither
Ray Willis
Cole Pitts
Pittmen
Powers
Pitts
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Tait
Cullen
Marquis
Specs
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Bloodgood
Morris
Rolfe
Angdes
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Mayler
Boyer
Morton
Evans
Lang
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Chariton
Powerite
Eiton
Tucker
Clynes
Gach
Hap” Collard
Frank Juney
Rhgdes
Collard
Janey
Jim Bluejacket
Anodes
Anaconda Athletic
Bill Mcliver
Electrics
Pe Connaghan
Claree
Black Specs
Sean
Ewer
Montana Power
Colo- Pitts
Goleman
Colo-Pitts
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Ttewer Boyer
Eeree Tucker
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Eters
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McGlone
Colo Pitts
Eewee Goleman
Wrens
Moore
Sells
Anodes Ee
Rathisen
Cheriton
Steer Tucker
Emmanuel Anodes Allen
Emmanuel
Coleman
Delaney
Mclyer
Adame
Williford
Ring
Anne
Carruthers
Pariah
B. Mé
Ocenvsil
Scotland's shooting 13 now American season in Scotland
London Aug 18 Contrary to predictions the shooting season in Scotland is distinctly American. Moors swarm with American residents and touring guests as many large shoots are let to them. Many Americans attended the Harding memorial service and have traveled on the continent. Notable visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles A Corliss of New York and Senator and Mrs La Follette.
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Scotland
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Westminster Abbey
Charles A. Corliss
New York
Iceland
Scandinavia
Harrison Gardner Forest
Lexington
Paris
la Follette
Hyde Park
Frank Upham
Carlton
William Collier
Chili
Skinner
United States Counsul
Hamilton McCormick
England
J. Hamilton Lewis
Switzerland
Nina L. Duryea
Cowes
Romola
Greece
Herbert Howland
Percy Chubb
Cecil Campbell
Richard Williams
Minor Leagues Thrive Without Draft Rule
New York Aug 18 Three major minor leagues the International Pacific Coast and American Association thrive without the draft rule. They lose top players to majors but draw profitable crowds and develop stars to sell to big leagues at high prices. Major clubs rush to spend on minors, while minors rely on selling players to ease finances. Giants bought Dennis Gearin from Milwaukee. Yanks negotiating with Baltimore.
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New York
International
Pacific Coast
American Association
Giants
Dennis Gearin
Milwaukee
Yanks
Baltimore
Scouts Look to Lower Leagues for Baseball Talent
The passage notes limited attention to top leagues with scouts focusing on lower classification levels. It suggests few substantial signings or checks will reach class AA clubs based on current indications.
Big Blaze Wins Saratoga Grand Union Hotel Stakes
An 8 to 1 shot, Big Blaze, ridden by Jockey Lang, won the $19,000 Grand Union Hotel Stakes for 2 year olds at six furlongs on the Saratoga track. St. James placed second and Klondyke third. Time 1:11 3-5.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Big Blaze
Lang
Saratoga
St. James
Klondyke
GOLFER PRACTICE BEFORE FLMSMORE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
New York Aug 18 The national amateur golf championship at Flossmore in September approaches after weeks of practice and minimal competition. Bobby Jones and other top players favor studying form over early tournaments. Defending champ Sweetser hovered near peak form despite defeat by Evans in the western amateur. Guilford and Ouimet, former champions, show renewed focus at Inwood. Flossmore expected to host top golf in September.
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New York
Flossmore
Bobby Jones
Evans
Sweetser
Wills dethrones Mallory in dominant US tennis final
Miss Helen Wills, 17, from the Pacific coast, defeated seven-time champion Mrs. Molla Mallory in straight sets 6-2 6-1 at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills New York. The victory ends Mallory’s long reign and crowns Wills as national champion before a crowd of over 4 000.
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Associated Press
Forest Hills
N. Y
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Helen Wills
Pacific Coast
West Side
Mallory
Miss Wills
Berkeley
Cal
Susanne Lenglen
France
McKane
Nancy Covell
Eleanor Goss
New York
Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
Boston
Bijurstedt
Marion Zinderstein
Wilmington
Del
John B. Jessup
Wightman
Wimbledon
Mile
Lenglen
Gridders Begin Work for Eastern Season
New York Aug 18 College football preparations are underway as many players train in quiet places ahead of a September start. While tennis and golf dominate public interest amateur sports, gridiron workouts continue despite curtailed college coaching, with players focusing on conditioning for the coming season.
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New York
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