Clarks Rally Tops A C M In Sixth In Butte Tilt
Clarks overcome an 8 0 deficit to beat A C M 8 to 6 as Al Anderson shines on the mound. Tebbs Ricker punch early runs for A C M but Clark bats rally in the fifth and sixth frames before Hutchinson and Anderson seal the game. Charlton homers for Clark in a lively night of baseball amid rain delay.
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Charley Schwartz Wins as An airtight Pitcher Shines
Quiet Al Anderson seals Charley Schwartz's third straight win after a noisy scene. Charley butchering big leaguers earlier, Jimmie Chariton hits a homer as Clark hosts A C M and Powers. Anode Power clash set for Friday with Anaconda day celebrated. Fourth of July bout pits Clark against A C M at noon with Powers facing Anodes in Anaconda at 3 15.
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Boxing official bars Kearns from fight arena
New York boxing scene bars Jack Kearns manager of Mickey Walker from attending the Walker Greb title fight at the Polo Grounds with ticket takers instructed to keep him outside. State officials warn he would be removed if he attempted entry and may face action by the attorney general.
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Babe Ruth powers two homers as Yankees top Red Sox
In Boston on July 1 the Yankees defeated the Red Sox 11 to 8. Babe Ruth hit his fourth and fifth homers of the season, one with a man aboard in the third inning and the other in the seventh. Bob Meusel homered for his nineteenth of the year. Todt added a three run shot in the ninth for Boston.
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Todd Hart Winner on Grand Circuit in Cleveland Race
Todd Hart driven by H Puyusnam upset to win the News purse 3000 for 2 08 trotters at North Randall. Hart won heats one and four, with Thompson Dillon taking two and Trumpet three. A world record with Peter Hancock in the 2 12 pace marked the day.
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Walker Greb Wills Weinert Set For Polo Grounds Card
The Italian hospital fund boxing bill cards head to Polo Grounds tomorrow night with Mickey Walker vs Harry Greb for middleweight title, Harry Wills vs Charles Weinert, Jimmy Slattery vs Dave Shade, and Joe Lytch vs Jack Sharkey. Attendance expected around 80 000. receipts near 700 000. Gates open 5 pm. referees and judges to be announced. Broadcast by SWGRS New York and WGY Schenectady.
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Greb,Wills, Walker Set for Polo Grounds Prize Fights
New York July 1 Harry Greb Pittsburg world middleweight champion meets Mickey Walker Elizabeth N J world welterweight champion in a 15 round main along with Harry Wills Newark N J heavyweight facing Charlie Weinert. four other bouts plus police detail and state athletic commission decision awaited.
Giants Rally to Sweep Doubleheader and Jump NL Lead
The New York Giants regained first in the National League by sweeping Philadelphia 6 to 4 and 16 to 7. Meusel hit three homers in the two games, Wilson two in the third inning of game two, and Ross Young and Frank Snyder drove in runs as New York piled up 20 hits in game two.
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Unclear Scores From Regional Association Standings
Readable lines show team totals for several cities and a list of matchups. Three games are scheduled with associations including Columbus Louisville Minneapolis Kansas City Toledo Indianapolis St Paul Milwaukee among others.
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Pacific Coast League Batting and Scoring Summary
In Los Angeles the home team lost to the visitors with heavy scoring against, while Portland edged its opponent in a close game. Seattle beat Salt Lake in eleven innings with strong pitching and a high run total, and San Francisco saw Oakland battle to a draw with late rallying.
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Lenglen cruises to Wimbledon final in all France semis
Suzanne Lenglen reaches the Wimbledon final after a 6-0 6-0 semifinal win over Kathleen McKane. She will face Joan Fry, who beat Mme Billout 6-2 4-6 6-3 in the other women's semi. In doubles, Cochet Brugnon beat Melden Scroppe, while La Coste Borotra advanced to the semis.
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Boxing Bill Sets Butte Fourth of July Ring Card
Doc Snell and Tommy Ryan prepare for a main event across a crowded boxing card at Broadway tomorrow night. The bout clocks in near 122 pounds, with Dixie Lahood watching as he eyes a Labor Day showdown against the Snell Ryan winner. Helena Anaconda Great Falls fans, plus ringside seats, drive advance sales and hotel lodging for a strong turnout.
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Denny O Connell Released by A C M Club
Veteran right hander Denny O Connell has been released by the A C M club per yesterday's league bulletin from Secretary Wilbur Hanley. The A C M signed Walt Keeley as shortstop to replace O Connell. Anode pitcher Elmer Tesreau was acquired after being released Tuesday.
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Kirkwood Goes Good In Glen Eagles Qualifier
Joe Kirkwood of the United States shot 73 in the second qualifying round of the Glen Eagles thousand guineas in Scotland. His aggregate 153 likely secures qualification, while Abe Mitchell led with 149 on a 70. Aubrey Boomer added 75 to a 69 for 144, and George Gadd had 145 as notable players Ted Ray and James Braid faltered.
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