Foley Powers Victory Sparks Two Frame Comeback
In a two frame win powered by Dick Foley and Larry Mynning, the Powers defeated Cole Pitts 7 to 4 on the Clark diamond as Bert Babb polished a hurling exhibit. Willis, McGlone, and Clynes delivered key hits while Trahern and Manning supported on defense. Pitts Answered with triples from McGlone and Willis as both teams traded blows through the evening. The win moves the Powers closer to the Anodes in the chase.
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Bert Babb
Montana Power
Cole Pitts
Clark
Dick Foley
Powers
Larry Mynning
Ray Adams
Hook Corry
A. C
Babb
Pitts
McGlone
Tuckmen
Trahern
Willis
Gleason
Manning
Evans
Ryan
Clynes
Adams
McComas
Connaghan
Clyne
Allen
Tucker
Boyer
Jovick
R. H
McComars
MecGlone
Mynning
Eertsets Connaghan
C Clynes
Var Adams
Ee Tucker
Eieers Foley
Tt Corry
Montana Powers
AB. R. H. PO
McGeehan
If Gleason
Os ” Evans
MeGlone
L. Ryan
Foley
Myn
Byning
Offoley
Umbase
Pires
Whitesides
Morris
Double Bill Today on Slark Grounds at Clark Park
At Slark Grounds this afternoon two baseball games start 1:30 pm. Montana Powers vs Angdes in Anaconda and Clarkes vs Black Specs, with Cole Pitts facing A M team. Umpire Rowdy Chisholm from Bremerton will officiate as bulletins on the Dempsey Gibbons fight are read in Shelby.
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Montana Powers
Anaconda
Clarks
Black Specs
Cole Pitts
Clark Park
Dempsey-Gibbons
Shelby
Chisholm
New Mines League
Bremerton
Wash
Coast League Results
AP reports scores from Seattle Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles games. Key battery duos include Krause and Baker in Seattle and James Reiger and Marcus Leverenz in Portland, with Prough Koehler Miers Jenkins and others in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Portland
R. H. E. Wofror
Woertland
Wes Woerten
James, Reiger
Marcus Leverenz
Sullivan
Eckert
Aly
Columbus Men After Stock in Boston Club
Boston club president Harry Frazee said negotiations to sell his Red Sox stock to a Columbus, Ohio syndicate would likely close next week in Boston. He anticipated a meeting with Bob Quinn and others. details seem settled but he did not specify the amount, estimated at about 1,250,000 dollars.
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Associated New York
Harry Frazee
Boston American Club
Red Sox
Columbus
Ohio
Boston
Frazee
Bob Quinn
Freedman Confident of Beating Tendler in Title Preview
Michigan City July 3 Sailor Freedman and Lew Tendler meet here tomorrow for the light weight championship shot both men expressing confidence in their ability to win their managers were more optimistic. Both fighters took it easy today with light workouts and no heavy exertion before the clash.
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Associated Press
Michigan City
Ind
Sailor Freedman
Lew Tendler
Benny Leonard
Freedman
Tendler
Ohio Grand Circuit Races Halted by Rain in North Randall
In North Randall Ohio this afternoon rain stopped Grand Circuit harness events after the 2:10 pace was won by Hal Abbe and two heats of the 2:08 trot for a $5,000 purse. The Ohio will be completed tomorrow with Fovani an winning the first heat in 2 03 5 and Clyde The Great taking the second heat.
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North Randall
Cleveland
Hal Abbe
Ohio
Favonian
Clyde the Great
Welch Sets 24 Hour Auto Endurance Record in Edmonton
Paul Welch set a new 24 hour automobile endurance record at the Edmonton fairgrounds track by driving 1,131 9 10 miles by midnight with only one tire change. The prior world record was 842 miles.
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Edmonton
Alta
Paul Welch
Edmonton Fairgrounds
Caplan and Herman Fight to Draw in Featherweight Bout
New Haven report says Louis Kid Caplan of Meriden and Babe Herman of California battled 12 rounds in a featherweight contest ending in a draw. Caplan pressed forward with sharp combos while Herman countered with solid defense and sharp counterpunching throughout the bout. The crowd saw a closely contested match with neither fighter gaining a clear edge as the referee ruled a draw after the final bell.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Dempsey Gibbons Bout Shines On Even Ground
Shelby Mont July 3 The gong signals a clash between Jack Dempsey and Tom Gibbons as the two evenly matched heavyweights prepare for the title fight. Gibbons seeks the crown while Dempsey aims to extend a history of victories amid a clash of styles and endurance.
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Shelby
Mont
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Gibbons
Dempsey
Toledo
Jess Willard
Crown of Jewels
A Gibbons
Wilde Announces Ring Retirement
New York July 3 Jimmy Wilde former world flyweight boxing king has quit the ring for good. The Welshman who lost his title by knockout to Pancho Villa of the Philippines on June 18 announced his retirement before sailing on the Aquitania for England. He will devote his time to business and private estate.
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Associated Press
New York
Jimmy Wilde
Ring
Pancho Villa
Philippines
Aquitania
England
Baseball Schedule From Today’s National and American Leagues
National League games feature Boston at Brooklyn, New York at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chicago, and St. Louis at Pittsburgh. American League matchups include Chicago at St. Louis, Detroit at Cleveland, Washington at New York, and Philadelphia at Boston.
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Anodes
Montana Powers
Cole- Pitts
Black Specs
A. C M Ee
Clarks
National League
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston Os Oab
Philadelphia
Cleveland Even Bees
St. Louiis
Vernon
Seattle
Oakland
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Yankees Triumph In Fifteenth Inning Hit By Ruth
New York Yankees edge Washington 2 to 1 in a 15 inning game. Joe Bush homers in the eighth to break a scoreless tie. Babe Ruth follows with his sixteenth homer in the 15th to seal the win for New York. Batteries Mobridge Ruel Bush Hoffman.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Americans
Washington Club
Joe Bush
Washington
Babe Ruth
N. Y
Mobridge and
Ruel
Bush
Hoffman
Yanks Expected 10 Go For Tennis Title Postponed
Wimbledon action reports an American tilt toward the singles title with Francis T Hunter reaching the men’s semi final by defeating Count de Gomez in five sets. William M Johnston meets B I Norton in the other half while doubles and mixed results include Johnston and Eleonora Sears ousted, Lenglen and Ryan advancing, and Richards with Mallory winning a second round match.
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Associated Press
Wimbledon
Wimberdon
Francis T. Hunter
Count de Gomez
F. G. Lowe
England
William M. Johnston
B. I. C. Norton
South America
Eleonora Sears
J. M. Hillyard
Satterthwaite
Mile Lenglen
Elizabeth Ryan
Platt
Radcliffe
Vincent Richards
Molla Mallory
F. M. B. Fisher
Geraldine Beamish
Will Cost Fans 10 for New York Title Bouts
New York July 3 Tom O Rourke matchmaker for the Polo Grounds Athletic club says top price for a title bout seats will be ten dollars plus tax Agreements with Eugene Criqui Johnny Dundee Johnny Wilson Pancho Villa and other leading boxers set appearance at the Polo Grounds at the new maximum price. Abe Gordon Loses. Portland July 3 In a 10 round bout Frankie Grandetto of Portland won a decision over Able Gordon of Portland Both weighed 108 pounds.
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Tom O'Rourke
Polo Grounds Athletic Club
O'Rourke
Eugene Criqui
Johnny Dundee
Johnny Wilson
Pancho Villa
Polo Grounds
Abe
Gordon
Portland
Ore
Frankie Grandetto
Able Gordon
Meusel Homers Power Giants Past Phillies in July Win
Irish Meusel slugged two home runs guiding the New York Giants to a 4 to 2 victory over Philadelphia as of July 3. The game featured balanced scoring with the Giants tallying three runs in the final innings to seal the win.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Meusel
New York
R. HB
Watson
Gowdy
Behan
Hubbel
Wilson
Pittsburgh Defeats St Louis Cardinals 4 to 2
Associated Press report from Pittsburgh on July 3 states Pittsburgh beat St Louis Cardinals 4 to 2. Pitchers Toney and McCurdy supported by Meadows Schmidt allowed the runs as Pittsburgh scored in the first and third frames, while St Louis could muster two runs late.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Schuebner
Mostil
Shelby
Chicago
R. H. E. Gaesge
St. Louie
Thurston, Blankenship
Schalk
van Gilder, Pruett and
Severeid
Cincinnati
Kaufmann
Benton
Wingo
Kaufman
O'Farrell
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
R. H. E. Gt. Ziows
Toney and McCurdy
Meadows, Schmidt
Quinn Leaves Browns for Job in Boston
Bob Quinn will depart for Boston next week to negotiate the transfer of the Boston Red Sox from Harry Frazee to a Columbus syndicate and may become president of the Boston Americans if the deal is completed. He has turned over St. Louis Americans affairs to Bill Friel as business manager.
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ST. Louis
Bob Quinn
Columbus, Ohio
Quinn
Jeffries to Referee Firpo Willard Bout in New York
Jim Jeffries former heavyweight champion will referee the match between Jess Willard and Luis Firpo at Boyle's Thirty Acres on July 12 promoter Tex Rickard announced today in New York.
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New York
Jim Jeffries
Jess Willard
Luis Firpo
Boyle's
Thirty Acres
Tex Rickard
Champs and Stars in Holiday Soccer Tilt
The State Champions and the League Stars will play the Fourth of July league soccer contest at Lake Avoca this afternoon at 2 30. All games in the future will be played at the lake.
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Lake Avoca
Greb Smith Bout Postponed After Arm Infection
Pittsburg July 3 Harry Greb announced he cannot meet Jeff Smith of Atlanta July 13 and has requested a 10 day postponement after a blister on Greb's right arm became infected, according to his physician.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Harry Greb
Jeff Smith
Atlanta
Greb
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