Leavers Leads Mines Hitters Amid Week of Swat
Veteran pitchers and hitters vie for weekly mining league honors as Lefty Leavers of the Pitts tops total bases and runs batted in while Al Bloodgood of the Pitts retains the league mark at .390. Earl Tucker of Anodes and Clarks trio vie for pace in batting while Johns, Keeley, and Rathjen push fielding and run-getting.
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Messrs
Rloodgood
Pitts
Tucker
Anodes
Leavers
Pittman
Laurels
Clarks
Mines League
al Bloodgood
Earl Tucker
Anaconda
H. Taylor
Keeley
Escallier
Charlton
Tait
Louie Sells
Lewis
Baker
Duffy and
Matthews
Powers
Eddie Rathjen
Dick Boyer
Phillips
L. Baker
Goleman
Angdes
Guilland
Marquis
T. Bill
Coleman and Hansen
Strock
The
Pitt Star
Chariton
Jovick
Meuter
McGlone
Rathjen
Boyer
Delbarba
Cleary
McGeehan
Ed Coleman
Bill Lasley
Pitt
Pet
Bloodgodd
Black-Pitts
Eee
Selle
A.C. M
Duffy
Powers Matthews
Clarka
Steer
Leave
Black Pitts
Sells
Clarks Steer
Bloodgood
Clarke
Bells
Rrare
Powers Eer Eee
Eeeeeneer
Rolfe
Powers Zimmerman
Pitts A. Cc
Fly
Black -Pitts
Coleman
M. P
Lassey
LW Kellett
Delaney
A. Cc. Menewe
Clarks Eerewee
Bowers
Il Hovey
Chekaluk
Erickson
Thornton
Ryan
Melver
Adams
Setzer
B. W
Clarks Rabb
Anodes Guilland
M. P.ceeoes
Pitching Strength Key to Pennant Races in 1924
Urban Faber reflects on pitching philosophy and old advice from Boston mentors. He argues durable arms win pennants and cites Joe Bush Walter Johnson Stan Coveleskie and Christy Walsh era stars as exemplars. He notes modern pitchers must learn to ease up and bear down and credits veteran guidance for his own enduring strength.
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Joe Bush
Walter Johnson
Stan Coveleskie
Urban Faber
Alexander
Rixey
Grimes
Nehf
Yankees
Washington
Giants
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Christy Walsh Syndicate
Final Week for Babe Ruth All Star Team Entries
Montana fans race to name Ruth’s 1924 all American baseball team as the Standards contest closes next Sunday. Readers from Anaconda Butte Springfield Eugene and other cities submit candidates to editor. selections will be printed next day with sender details.
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Standard
Babe Ruth
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Sport Writers of the East
Walter Camp
United States
Louisville
Ruth
Francia Teragram
New York
Thurston
Chicago
Vance
Brooklyn
Kelly
Hornsby
St. Louis
Peckinpaugh
Dugan
Cuyler
Pittsburg
Cobb
Detroit
Hellmann
Master Charlie Wins 50 000 Hopeful Stakes At Saratoga
Master Charlie carried 130 pounds to win the 50 000 hopeful stakes at Saratoga, finishing six furlongs in 1 13. Pas Seul placed second and Kentucky Cardinal third as the 25 to 1 choice. The article notes a separate statistic that South Africa bought over 9 000 motorcars last year.
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Associated Press
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Master Charlie
Pas Seul
Kentucky Cardinal
South Africa
Leconey Claims World Record in 100 Yard Dash
Al Leconey former Lafayette track star and Olympic runner won the Knights of Columbus event in Allentown Pa with a time of nine and two fifths seconds sparking controversy over a new world record. Referee Dr J K Shell questioned the wind aiding speed and the finish photos fueled debate as Charlie Paddock and Loren Murchison disputed second and third places.
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Allentown
al Leconey
Lafayette
Charlie Paddock
Los Angeles
Loren Murchison
Leconey
Dan Kelley
Howard Drew
J. K. Shell
Philadelphia
Paddock
Bowling Season Opens at Y Tuesday
The 1924 bowling season will open Tuesday night at the Y. M. C. A. Alleys with Freitag as manager. All equipment is in good shape and bowlers anticipate record breaking contests this fall and winter. Regular league play begins around Sept. 15.
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EE. Freitag
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