Clarks Beat Black Specs 3 to 2 at Butte Park
In a Fourth of July Mines district game Clarkss defeated Black Specs 3 to 2 as Denny O’Connell starred for A C M in a 6 to 1 win over Cole-Pitts. The crowd of about 2,200 watched lively action at Clark Park with Ray Adams, Hook Corry and Collard delivering key plays.
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Yankees Ingreate Lead in American Get Even Break
Detroit beat Cleveland 15 to 3 in the afternoon after losing 10 to 7 in the morning. In the first game the Tigers piled up runs behind strong batting and solid relief pitching. In the second game Cleveland’s pitchers struggled as Detroit extended its lead. Chicago swept two from St Louis, 9 to 7 and 8 to 1, with offensive support from Leverett, Schalk, Blankenship, Graham and Sev ereid in the doubleheader.
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Club standings show varied records across cities
Louisville is 6-5, Indianapolis 6-12, Kansas City 3-1, Milwaukee 5-4, Columbus 13-2, Toledo 7-0, St. Paul 7-0, Minneapolis 5-1. The list details current win loss marks for multiple clubs across several locales.
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Thirteen Balloons Lead National Race From Indianapolis
Thirteen balloons drift over Indiana and likely toward Ohio or Michigan in a national balloon race started in Indianapolis. Eighteen entrants including naval, army, and civilian crafts rise at five minute intervals with gas supplies from 50 600 to 80 000 cubic feet and pilots aided by one assistant each.
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Two New Dirt Track Records Reported at San Luis Obispo
In San Luis Obispo California on July 4 two new dirt track speed records were set. Jess Coe ran 15 miles in 11 minutes 47 3 5 seconds and Fred Frame completed a mile in 43 2 5 seconds in a non competitive event.
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Coast League Results at San Francisco
First game shows unclear team names with Batteries featuring Hughes and Schang and Shea and Agnew. Second game lists players Sorawa Batteries Thompson Koehler Mitchell Hodge McWeeney Yelle. Overall report is incomplete due to garbled OCR text.
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TWO FOR CHAMPS IN DOUBLE-HEADER
New York swept a Philadelphia doubleheader, winning 7 to 2 and 5 to 3. Batteries were listed for both games, with pitchers Bentley Snyder Glasner Winters Henline Nehf Ring Wilson. Pirates Take Two in Pittsburgh as St Louis was defeated 7 to 6 and 6 to 1. Batteries Stuart Barfoot Pfeffer Doak Clemons Bagby Kunz Cooper Schmidt Gooch Lewis.
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Dodgers Boost Average In Twin Bill At Brookyln
Brooklyn defeated Boston twice on July 4 by 4 to 1 and 9 to 5. Pitcher Vance starred in the opener as Brooklyn improves to 22-2. Batters Mastan Catterion Genewich O'Neill and Deberry contributed, while Boston’s lineup featured Battarice Filmain Barnes McNamara Gibson Grimes and Taylor.
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Split Holiday Bill Ends In Cincinnati Chicago Doubleheader
Chicago and Cincinnati split a holiday doubleheader with morning 6 3 Cincinnati win and afternoon 6 3 Chicago win. Batteries Luque Hargrave Keene O’Farrell Donohue Keck Wingo Osborne O’Farrell.
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Powers Top Angdes 7 4 in Mines League showdown
Montana Powers beat Angdes 7 to 4 at Anaconda Athletic Field to move within half a game of the Mines League leadership. Melivor held the Angdes to five hits as Higbee struggled for Smeltermen, Rose starred for the Angdes with homer and two doubles, and Gleason and Jovick contributed key hits for the Powers.
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Americans Reach Wimbledon Singles Final
William M Johnston and Francis T Hunter, both Americans, won their Wimbledon mini singles semifinals. Johnston defeated B J Norton of South Africa 6 4 6 2 6 4, while Hunter beat F Gordon Lowe of England 6 3 7 5.
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Williams hits twelfth homer in St. Louis win over Chicago
Kenneth Williams of the St. Louis Americans hit his twelfth home run of the season in the third inning against Chicago. T Blankenship pitched with no one on base. The blurb also notes ticks and mites are found worldwide.
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