Clarks Beat Anodes 10 to 3 In Mines League Clash
Clarks led by strong batting from Chariton and Escalier took control at Anaconda Athletic Park. Ridings excelled with a .667 average and Rodda added a ninth inning triple as Clarks outslugged the Anodes 10 to 3 amid multiple fielding errors and bobbles by the visitors.
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Brooklyn 1 2 Boston 4 4 New York 8 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2 Pittsburg 3 Cincinnati 1 St Louis 3 American Washington 7 New York 2 Cleveland 4 Chicago 5 St Louis 6 Detroit 5 Association Kansas City 1 Milwaukee 2 St Paul 2 Minneapolis 5 Columbus Toledo postponed rain Louisville 6 Indianapolis 7 10 innings
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Osborne Star At Frisco Meet
Harold Osborne of Illinois A. C. dominates the national A A U meet in San Francisco finishing near world records. New York A C. sweeps the relays with a 449 world record set by Hussey Schultz Toda and MacDonald. Osborne wins high jump discus and pole vault while placing in hurdles and broad jump.
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Fans Not Accustomed to Such Slugging at Clark Yard
The Powers slugged 38 bases in a high scoring game at Clark ball yard as fans watched a barrage from both sides. Kunch and Spears led with 23 and 15 total bases respectively while Schwartz was benched and later ejected for remarks. Montana State band played as Powers completed a fourth inning run, and Eddie Coleman was released from Clark. Ray Molle and Pay showcased strong defense and baserunning. Glitter shoes in London drew attention as fashion notes.
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Traynor Stars in Pirates Victory and Doubleheader Wins
Traynor powered the Pirates with two base hits and a homer as Chicago split a game in a 3 to 2 win. Boston took both ends of a doubleheader from Brooklyn 4 to 1 and 4 to 2, Welch and Felix homering to fuel the victories. Giants top Phillies 8 to 3 after Irish Meusel homered to spark an early five-run lead.
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Cornion Matmen Decide Laurels in Cornish Wrestling
Hight amateur grapplers competed at Legion hall in a windy Cornish wrestling tournament. T H Richards 172 pounds won the title, Tom Richards 135 pounds took second, Fred Williams 162 pounds third, Father Kelly 126 pounds fourth.
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Browns Win With 6th Inning Break
The Browns beat the Tigers 6 to 5 in St. Louis to win the final game of the series. Rice drove in the winning run with a single after Vangilder. Manush and Tobin pinch hit without safety. about 9,000 attended.
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Electr7cs Slash Five Homers To Tie Rivals Then Take Honors
The Montana Powers defeated the A C M 17 to 10 at Clark Park in a wild game marked by five home runs and a grand slam inning. Pitcher Harris led the Powerites with two homers and a four-bagger as Duffy and Molle starred for A C M with four hits apiece. The loud offense produced 19 hits for A C M and a rowdy crowd witnessed a high scoring, major league style affair.
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Oakland Aces fall to San Francisco in doubleheader
In the morning game at San Francisco the Oakland club mustered 7 runs and 12 hits to San Francisco's 8 runs and 15 hits. The afternoon tilt saw Oakland lose again by 8 to 15 with both teams fielding strong offenses. Batteries included Kunz Kaiser Foster Read Griffin Williams Geary Agnew Boehler Pfef fer and Yelle.
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