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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1920

Page

6

Leonard Denies White in Ninth Round Knockout

Benny Leonard, world lightweight champion, knocked out Charlie White of Chicago in the ninth round of a scheduled ten round bout in Benton Harbor Michigan. White, who had never been KO'd before, was floored five times in the final round before the referee counted him out. The crowd caused a riot after the finish, but no serious injuries were reported. Leonard weighed 137 1/2 pounds, White 134, with both weighed at public camps earlier in the day.

Benton Harbor Mich Benny Leonard Charley White Chicago White Leonard Michigan Boxing Commission Ard O'Dowd McKay Pocatello O’dowd Jack Conner Denver

O Dowd Beats McKay In Pocatello Boxing Main

Mike O Dowd of St Paul won a 12 round decision over Gordon McKay of Pocatello in a crowd of about 5 000 at Brady park. McKay showed limited offense and was repeatedly overwhelmed by O Dowd s constant pressure. The undercard featured Beadle Kelly beating Abe Mishkind and Regan Gardine drawing with Gardine as the crowd booed the late decision.

Standard Pocatello Mike O’dowd St. Paul Gordon McKay Brady Park Pocatello Athletic Club McKay O'Dowd O’dowd Gordon Mike Regan Gardine Frankie Regan Idaho Walls Ray Wallace Butte Hardy Downing Salt Lake Barrell Gardine Idaho Falls Spud Meyers Jack Buster Cabello New York

Double Readers by Big Leaguers

Philadelphia tests Boston with two holiday games. 6 to 1 morning win and 19 to 3 afternoon loss. Batteries Pennock Walters Hasty Birbee Styles in first game. Bush Walters Harris Hasty Perkins in second. Washington takes both from New York, 4 to 3 and 9 to 3, with Shore Zachary Schacht and Gharrity as key pitchers and batters.

Philadelphia Boston Ea Ee Bees Geese Betoc Sab Ress Ges Wit Pain Pennock Walters Hasty Birbee Styles R Bush Harris Perkins New York Washington Zachary Shore Senators Schacht KR. Wh. BR Sea Ee Thormahlen, McGraw and Hannah Sehacht Gharrity

Chicago Rally Drops Cleveland With 6 5 Late Win

Chicago scores six in the eighth to beat Cleveland 6 to 5 after winning the morning game 5 to 3. First game lineup and pitching listed. second game facts show Cleveland's Paubine and Coveleskie errors, with O'Neill and Schalk behind.

Chicago Cleveland Ee Cl Veland NS Perri Caldwell Niehaus Faeth O'Neill Williams E. Cleveland Paubine Etrnes Hs Coveleskie and Kerr, Wilkinson Schalk

Detroit Beats St Louis in Holiday Twin Bill

Detroit swept the split with St. Louis on July 5, winning 6 to 3 after a morning 5 to 4 defeat. In the first game Sotheron and Severeid teamed for Detroit while Ehmke and Stanage pitched for St Louis. The nightcap featured Van Gilder Burwell and Severeid for Detroit with Dauss and Stanage on the mound for St Louis.

Detroit St. Louis Laget Sotheron Severeid Ehmke Stanage van Gilder, Burwell and Dauss

Pirates sweep Reds in doubleheader in 11 innings

In Pettsburg, the Pirates beat the Reds 4 to 1 in the morning and 6 to 4 in 11 innings in the afternoon. Batteries included Visher Theis and Winxo for the Pirates and Carlson Haefner for Cincinnati. New York afternoon win over Philadelphia 6 to 2 after morning 5 to 1. Cravath protests umpire call. Brooklyn takes both games from Boston 9-5 in 10 innings and 5-2 behind Marquard and Pfeffer.

Pettsburg Pirates Cincinnati Reds Gamie R. H Visher Theis Winxo Carlson Haefner Junque Wingo Ponder, Hamilton E. Schmidt Pleven Innirmegs

St Louis Takes Morning And Afternoon Wins Over Chicago

St Louis swept Chicago in a doubleheader today winning 4 1 in the morning and 2 1 in the afternoon. The batteries listed include Hendrix O Farrell Schupp Clemons for St Louis and Alexander Killeter for Chicago, with Sherdell and Dilhoefer also noted.

ST. Louis Chicago Ndee Alexander and Killeter Sherdell and Dilhoefer

Coast League Standings Snapshot

Vernon 6-4 Seattle 4-5 Oakland 5-2 Portland 6-0 Salt Lake 2-2 San Francisco 1-4 Sacramento 2-4 Los Angeles 4-5.

Cincinnati Brookly St. Louis Vee Burg Hee Whee Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Washton Louis Minneapolis Toledo Indiana Lis Milwaukee Columbus Sanal Louisville Ake Vernon Los Angeles A San Francisco Portland Oakland Sacramento Ee Beattie Rete Seattle Salt Lake Sacramento Los Angeles

Midwest Baseball Standings Snapshot

City and team records listed show Columbus 4-6 Toledo 2-5 Kansas City 6-11 Milwaukee 5-10 Louisville 5-2 Indianapolis 8-4 Minneapolis 10-1 St. Paul 4-5, reflecting early season performance across eight clubs. Milwaukee and Minneapolis lead the pack while Kansas City and Toledo struggle.

Columbus Toledo Kansas City Milwaukee Louisville Indianapolis Minneapolis St. Paul

Bremer Wins Coast Title Bout In Springfield Summary

Special Dispatch reports Harry Bremer the Pacific coast featherweight champion defeated Jimmie Murphy of St. Louis in the ninth round of a planned ten round bout in Springfield. Larry Hawkins of St. Louis KO'd Young Costello of Memphis in the third round of their scheduled ten round fight.

Standard Springfield Harry Bremer Jimmie Murphy St. Louis Larry Hawkins Young Costello Memphis

Red Lodge Victors Over Edgar In Free-Hitting Contest

Red Lodge defeated Edgar 8 to 1 in a free hitting game. Denny of Red Lodge pitched a strong relief effort, delivering his third consecutive start in three days. A hailstorm halted play for ten minutes at the end of the seventh inning before the game resumed.

RED Lodge Edgar Denny

Edwards Stake at North Randall Consolation Winners

Red Lancelot driven by C. Valentine won the first division of the Edwards stake for 2.08 pacers at North Randall Cleveland. Each division carried a 3000 dollar purse. Tom Murphy steered John Henry to victory in the second division.

Edwards North Randall Cleveland Red Lancelot C. Valentine Pacers Tom Murphy John Henry Edwards Stake

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