Phillies Rally Past Braves 6 5 in Eighth Inning
The home team delivered a four hit rally in the eighth to defeat Boston 6 to 5. Powell and Wright led the attack as Philadelphia, off the mound by Watson and McQuillan, held off a late Braves push. A ninth inning close nearly tied the game before a disputed play at the plate and a subsequent brawl halted the tension.
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Washington Wins Two From Boston
The New York Americans beat Philadelphia 7 to 6 for their eighth straight win as Ruth hit his 31st homer and Hasty passed him in the seventh. Baker drove in three with a double. Boston suffered a double-header sweep, with Washington taking the first game 7 to 5 and the second 6 to 1, as Johnson and Pleinich led the pitchers, Myers contributing with two singles and a double. Cleveland overwhelmed Chicago 16 to 4 behind Sotheron in his Cleveland debut, while Detroit edged St Louis 6 to 5 as Palmero’s eight walks and an error sealed the Browns’ fate.
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State wins first round in baseball trial in Chicago
In Chicago on July 5 Judge Hugo Friend denied the defense motion to quash indictments against the Chicago White Sox and others tied to an alleged plot to throw the 1819 world series to Cincinnati. The prosecution began cross examining a social panel of 100 veniremen as six jurors indicated reliance on testimony from supposed conspirators who turned state's evidence. Prospective jurors were asked about valuing testimony from co conspirators and convictions on uncorroborated accomplice testimony. American Association games saw Milwaukee 6, Kansas City 1, with other results pending. Pacific Coast League reports San Francisco 3, Oakland 2, Los Angeles 1, others unscheduled. A note mentions higher costs to ship cotton by rail to Buenos Aires.
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Eunice Bell Wins Fasig Sweepstakes at North Randall
Eunice Bell the Tom Murphy's Peter Volo filly won the Fasig sweepstakes for 3 year old trotters, the feature of today's Grand Circuit card at North Randall. Walter Cox drove the winning horse, Greyworthy placed in the second division while Sarge the Great finished second. Pop Geers claimed his first win of the season aboard Lillian Birkwood in the 2:20 pacing class. Shawne won the first division of trot in straight heats with George Watts the favorite finishing second.
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Boxing card shines with even bouts and local scrutiny
The boxing show featured six evenly matched fighters drawing praise for competitiveness. A Monday county commission briefing warned referees to halt stalling. Rose and Dillon drew attention with a dramatic eleventh round, while crowd turnout was disappointing yet included many women spectators.
Miller takes fourth in Tacoma 250 mile race
In Tacoma yesterday Fadie Miller finished fourth in the 250 mile race at Tacoma Speedway. Official results revised Holme from first to sixth after timing error. The correction, issued today, cites a 20 second clock discrepancy affecting Hearne’s stopwatch.
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Dempsey’s Auto Seized Before Salt Lake Trip
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey left his hotel and boarded a train to Salt Lake City, aided by bodyguard Toddy Hayes and Detective Sergeant Mike Trant. A deputy sheriff seized Dempsey’s limousine under a Batavia suit for 1000000 dollars connected to a motion picture venture. Jersey City lawyers sought bail on an assault complaint tied to Georges Carpentier bout talks.
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Thompson Hangs Up New Record At A A U Meet
Thompson of Los Angeles A C set what is claimed as a new world all around points record at the Pasadena AAU meet. New York A C dominated relay events winning all five relays while Shea of Pastime AC placed second in the all around. Officials noted several records broken in the relays and individual legs though no global record fell beyond the all around scoring mark.
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Clarks Hold Back Anacondas In Billings Scrimmage
In a tense evening game Clark and Anacondas battled with Toomey wildening the mound and Foley steadier late. Byrnes and McGeehan sparked Clark rallies but Anacondas answered with timely hits tying and edging ahead as Toomey drove in the decisive runs. Fielding miscues and a late rally kept fans watching each pitch.
Dave Shade Off for Portland
Boxing winner Dave Shade left Butte headquarters at the Grand hotel with his father and trainer for Portland Ore after a Monday night bout at the Broadway theater. Shade said he broke the index finger knuckle and sprained the center finger on the same hand in the fourth round, making his punches weak. He called Simionich the toughest opponent he has met so far and likened hitting him to striking a brick wall.
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Rose's Manager Fined 25 Dollars for Boxing Ring Incident
The Silver Bow County Boxing Commission fined Billy Rose twenty five dollars for misconduct after Ray Rose and Karl France bouts in Butte. Ray Rose clashed with Dandy Dillon final round while Benne Haskell tried to intervene. Referee Fionn halted further trouble as police intervened. The commission barred Rose from rough conduct and warned others. Figno received a reprimand for his part in the altercation.
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Mrs Evans Team Wins On Y Alleys Bowling
Mrs Byane again captained the winning team in the ladies bowling tournament at the Y alleys last evening beating the five led by Mrs Dummy. Attendance was good and applause frequent. Scores: Evans team McGeever 366 Gray 333 Bateman 260 Blewett 307 Byane 350 total 1616. Dummy team Kohn 320 Needy 256 Newman 368 Morton 228 Dummy 210 total 1379.
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Meaderville Wins in High-Scoring Baseball Clash
Meaderville defeated the Hub 14 to 8 in a game marked by strong hitting from Meaderville players Sekolich Penhale and Bate and weak work by Hub pitcher Sullivan. Sokolen pitched steadily with solid support from Meaderville's defense.
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Montana Irrigation Board Seeks Bond for Dam Project
The state Irrigation Commission announces an application for a petition to issue a 1.6 million bond to fund a dam project on the Fork of the Yellowstone. The notice appears in the Associated Press dispatch from Helena July.
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