Simonich to Box Barbeau in Missoula July 20 Card
The N E K A convention week in Missoula hosts a boxing card led by Simonich against Barbeau in a 12 round main event. The 32 total rounds include two 10 round prelims and two featherweight bouts. A new squared circle will seat 4 000 to 5 500 spectators at the baseball park.
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Missoula
N. EK. A
T. J. Tobin
Cly Doe Simonich
Game Butte Battler
Frank Barbeau
Barrieau
Joe
Canada
Simonich
Barreau
Kid Jackson
Jimmy Cole
Spokane
Red McCauley
Fighting Harp
Garden City
Morgan
National and American league games listed for today
National games include Philadelphia at Boston, Brooklyn at New York, Chicago at Pittsburg, Cincinnati at St Louis, plus Detroit at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia in American. Association standings show Minneapolis 5 2 Milwaukee 8 1, St Paul 3 4 Kansas City 7 4, Columbus 5 1 Louisville 6 4, Toledo 3 3 Indianapolis 0 3. Second games noted ended early in fifth or ninth with darkness.
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National
Philadelphia
Boston
Broklyn
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Sacramento
Oakland
Kunz
Penner
Cook
Brenton
Jones
Mitze
Koehler
Pet. R. BK
M Teco
Montana Power
Anodes
Englewood
Cole-Pitts
Portland
Ore
Petersen
Pet
H B Roberts
If. P. Ss
Coston
Centerville
Los Angeles
McNaughton
Colored Giants
Hankin
Meaderville Pees
Wallace and Daly
Wal- Ferkovich
Berg Vreeman and Elliott
East Side
Crase
If Sinai
Goodwin
Williamsburg
R. HH
K. Stodden
Harrington
Portland Ee
Wise
Dumovich
McQuade
Baldwin
Bilemiller
Leverenz
Crump
Ler
Fuhrman
Brooklyn
Ae Oss
Rogers
Leary
Ra. K
San Francisco
Shea
Seattle
Ssrelk
G. Mulcahy
W Sullivan
McWeeney
Yelle
Kingston
Pet Gregg
Adams
J. Sullivan
F. Sullivan
Leahy
Coumbe and Agnew
Washington
R. Englewood
Indianapolis
Seee
Centerville Jones
St. Paul
Eevaces
Mulcahy
Minneapolis
Seeee
Cavanaugh
Columbus
Res Sano
Sullivan
Kansas City
Toledo
Ney
Kinsella
Stodden
Vernon Enes
Roberts
Salt Lake
Ferkovich
Louis Gains Game On Giants In Doubleheader Sweep
Louis earns a one game improvement on the Giants by sweeping both ends of a doubleheader with Cincinnati. Keck struggles in game one as Pfeffer falters. St. Louis wins 8 to 4. In game two Pertica outduels Luque 2 to 1 as the Cardinals take the nightcap.
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Associated Press
Incinnati
R. H. EB
St. Louie
Cincinnati
Pfeffer
Ainsmith
Keck
Markle
Schnell
Wingo
Cubs Rout Pirates as Alexander Shines on mound
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1 in an easy game. Alexander pitched effectively for the Cubs, supported by timely hits and solid defense. Hamilton and Gooch worked for Pittsburgh with O Farrell catching for Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburg
Alexander
R. H. E. Pittsburgh
Hamilton
Gooch
O’farrell
Three Nimrods Missed Month's Shoot at Anaconda Range
Only three Nimrods attended the monthly shoot at the Anaconda Gun Club range, forcing the postponement of the medal event. Conditions were ideal with good visibility and no wind. Robinson led with 78 of 80, missing two thirds in the third set. Remaining scores follow.
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Anaconda
Robinson
How to Hit Long Golf Drives with Proper Follow Through
The article explains two hitting styles slapping and snapping for distance and emphasizes proper follow through. It advises keeping weight on the right leg at the top, then driving the clubhead through the ball to finish over the left shoulder, plus taking turf after impact and relaxing to maintain rhythm and accuracy.
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John F. Dille Co
Clarks Slump Shows in Ugly Game Against Power and Black Specs
The Clarks suffered a rough day with losses dropping them in standings as Montana Power rose to second and Black Specs claimed third by beating Angdes. Jovick starred with 19 chances no errors while Nelson shined behind the bat. Wind gusts disrupted both teams, and Simmons and Jovick combined for key outs in a tense matchup.
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Montana Power
Clarks
Babe Ge to His Twelfth Homer in Seven Day Span
New York defeats Philadelphia 9 to 3 as Babe Ge to belts his twelfth homer of the season in the eighth with two on. Clarence Walker homers twice for the Athletics. Detroit tops Chicago 12 to 6. St Louis Browns beat Cleveland 9 to 5 as Williams belts his 20th homer.
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Associated Press
York
New York
Philadelphia Today
Babe Stuth
Clarence Walker
Athletics
A . Ne
Philadelphia
Harris, Moore
Harrison
Perkins
Hoyt
Hofmann
ST. Louis
Browns
Cleveland
Williams
Sisler
McManus
Wood
McManis
Mails
Kolp
R. H
Edwards
Lindsey and O'Neill
Shinault
Severeld
Johnson Outpitched as Ferguson Wins for Boston
Boston defeated the locals 2 to 1 in Washington. Collins drove in both Boston runs. Ferguson and Ruel held Washington to one run while Johnson and Erickson worked for the pitchers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Ferguson
Boston
Collins
R. H
Ruel
Leonard Kan Sas Set for July Fourth Title Fight
Benny Leonard world lightweight champion and Rocky Kansas of Buffalo prepared for a 10 round title bout in Michigan City Indiana to be held July Fourth. They wrapped training as a huge outdoor arena with 30 000 seating rose ready. Referee choice remained unsettled with Floyd Fitzsimmons backing BE Dickerson.
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Associated Press
Ichigan City
Ind
Benny Leonard
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
N. Y
Michigan City
Leonard
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
Floyd Fitzsimmons
BE. W. Dickerson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gibson
Centerville defeats Englewood in 30 to 9 rout
Centerville racked up 30 hits and capitalized on 18 Englewood errors as I) Mulcahy pitched through the rough nine innings. Englewood used three pitchers but managed only nine hits and was shut out in two frames. Final score 30 to 9.
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Englewood
Centerville
Centerville Gang
Englewoods
Mulcahy
Home run leaders in the two major leagues
The baseball home run record list shows Williams of St. Louis at 20. C Walker of Philadelphia 17. Kid Miller of Philadelphia 13. Heisman of Detroit 12. Ruth of New York 12. Falk of Chicago 8. Hornsby of St. Louis 18. Williams of Philadelphia 12. Wheat of Brooklyn 9. Ainsmith of St. Louis 8. Parkinson of Philadelphia 8.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Williams
St. Louis
C. Walker
Philadelphia
Kid Miller
Heisman
Detroit
Ruth
New York
Falk
National
Hornsby
Wheat
Brooklyn
Ainsmith
Parkinson
Montana Power Rally Clinches Regular Contest Win
The Montana Power clan moved from fourth to second in the standings after a three run rally in the eighth inning secured a 6 to 5 victory over the Clarks in the second game. Earlier they won the first game 10 to 3 after a protested contest was allowed by the commission.
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Montana Power Clan
Tut
Juice Deliverers
Clarks
Power Clan
Protested Game Leads Powers Past Clarks After Seventh Inning Rally
The Powers defeated the Clarks after a June 16 protest allowed play to resume from the fifth inning. Five runs in the seventh, aided by errors and timely hits, produced the decisive margin as Neffer, Lang, Jovick, McGeehan, Moore, A Cullen, and Simmons figures drive the rally while the Clarks fail to score in the last frame.
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Morris
Clark Moundsman
Montana Powers
Clarks
Powers
McGeehan
Neffer
Rumsey
Jovick
Simmons
Nelson
W. Cullen
McComas
Hollister
Cullen
Mooney
Norris
James
Moore
Ryan
Lang
Jarvis
Malloy
MecGonigle
A. Cullen
Brother Cullen
Martin
Oswald
R.H . Moore
Eeeebee
Eeeewee
Eevee
Eeenee Nelson
Seeeeee Neffer
Seeee
P. Oreenee
Montana Power
EB McGeehan
Clarks Sonessensevde
McComas - Moore
McGonigle
Boyer
Taylor
Doran
Chew
See Nee
Seaton
Clarks AB
H. PO
Ey Lang
Blackwood
Foley
P Malloy
Tee
Seaton Boyer
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Butte Battler
Louis
Giants
Cardinals
Reds
Pertica
Clemons
Luque
Hargrave
Boston & To
Dodgers
Oescherger
Braves
Ra. H
Marquard
Ocesberger
Lansing
O'Neill
Gowdy
Vance
Mamaux
Smith
Deberry
Caee
McQuillan and Gowdy
Shriver
Decatur
Cadore
Hungling
CUBS
Tottle
Chick’’ Evans
Twilight
Clark
al Cullen
Bill
Babe Geto
Robertson
Hodge
Oldham
Bassler
Blakenship
Yaryan
The
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Battlerg
Kansas
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