Powers Beats Clarks 1 To 0 In Muddy Clarke Park Pitching Duel
Montana Powers defeated Clarks 1 to 0 at Clarke Park in a rain delayed game. Bert Babb pitched nine innings with a three hit effort while Oscar Bowers held the Clarks hitless at key moments. The studded defensive effort and a lone run by Bill kept Powers unbeaten in the 1923 season opener.
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Umpi Chisholm
Clark Bows Out In Slender Baseball Tilt
A rough game saw Clark pitchers struggle with walks and wild pitches as hitters fanned and grounded, Tommy Jovick and Rodda debuting for Clark while Kesley and Babb struggled at the plate. Rodda’s only chances limited, Ryan's grounder slipped through on an error filled sequence.
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van Sth
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Cleary
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Argentine Defeats U S In Tight Pole Duel
St Cloud France July 6 Argentine triumphs over the United States by 6 to 5 in a severe pole vault duel for world supremacy. Anderson wins French national amateur title after defeating Cyril by one up at La Bouille.
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Associated Press
ST. Cloud
France
Arggentine Today
United States
Anderson
LA Bouilie
John G. Anderson
Cyril By
Anaconda Nine Slips In Odd Rout By Pitts 10 8
In a tense Min League tilt the Black Pitts capitalized on errors to topple the Anacondas 10 to 8. MacLeod’s crew surged ahead in the first inning and built a decisive lead as Anodes struggled with misplays. Lasley started for the Pitts, while Carmody and Sells featured key defensive miscues by Anaconda, and Camody later contributed a run as the Pitts sealed the win.
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Powers
MacLeod Gang
Anaconda
Pitts
Sells
Olympic and boxing and baseball notes from 1920s era sport page
Grantland Rice surveys Olympic hopes with United States favored in sprints and Finland strong in longer events while weighing boxers and the year’s baseball stars. He cites Wills Firpo Madden showdowns, Dempsey prospects, and a roundup of players like Ruth Cobb Speaker and Hornsby with team-by-team notes and early season form.
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Wills
Madden
Dempsey
Exchange Valley
Wille
Walby Double Plays Lead Leavers in Tight Loss
Walby and double plays highlight Leavers defense as Thornton and Setzer hold the opposition. Larkin and Thorn contribute key hits while Lasley and Setzer drive in runs. Anod Time stretches to 1 hour and 60 minutes as pitching duels unfold with Hiack-Pitts at the plate.
Ruth Runs His String Of Circuit Clouts 1022
Babe Ruth sparked a flurry of power in the past week, driving in his 22nd homer of the season as Brooklyn and Philadelphia sluggers chase the league lead. Ken Williams of St Louis sits second with 14, while Hauser of Philadelphia and Hornsby of St Louis are tied for second in the National League as the circuit chatter continues. More than 300 cities use employ policewomen.
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Associated Press
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Babe Ruth
Ler
Brooklyn National
Seatn
Ken Williams
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Hauser
Phil Adelphia
Hornsby
Cy Williama
Philadelphia
Bel
Washington Loses Final of Series in Five Game Set
New York defeated Washington 4 to 1 on July 6 to close a five game series, with the visitors taking the fourth win of the run. Pitching by Shawkey Bush Sehang Martina Marberry and Muel Tate supported by the New York offense produced the decisive score. Detailing other games Detroit and St. Louis and Chicago’s clash with Cleveland highlight a day of heavy hitting in the league.
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Kamman wins opening clay court national tennis match
In Louis, Carl Kamman of St Louis defeated Ted Hackney of Fort Worth 6-1 6-1 to advance in the national clay court championship second day play. Arthur Haerting fell to F C Eitwell 6-3 6-4 as others competed in the event.
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Carl Kamman
Giants Split Double Bill in New York and Philadelphia
The New York Giants split a double header with Philadelphia, winning 5 0 1 in the first game and losing 2 to 0 in the second. In Brooklyn, Brooklyn and Boston also split, with Brooklyn taking the first game 4 to 0 and the second 8 to 5. Cincinnati charms Pirates 8 to 2 as Jack Cooper struggles. St Louis Cardinals win behind Blades and Preigau as Jacobs departs early.
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Chicago Derby at Hawthorne to decide rich mile and a quarter race
Chicago summer racing features a field of eight to ten top yearlings in the Chicago Derby at Hawthorne next Saturday afternoon. The race carries about 18,000 dollars in added money and promises a hot contest among leading S year-olds from across the nation.
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Ritola Sets World Mark In 10000m At Paris Olympics
Finnish runner Witlie Ritola shattered the world record in the 10,000 meters at the 1924 Paris track championships, delivering a dramatic victory before about 40,000 spectators. Finland led the opening day with 30 points, while the United States and Sweden trailed, as Myrra won the javelin and other Finish stars posted top finishes.
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Reno Sales Cup Won by Mrs White in Final Match
In the final for the Reno Hales cup for women Mrs McC White defeated Mrs Re Te Kilroy three up and two to play. A large gallery watched the match despite weather, with excellent golf shown by both finalists.
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Mrn Mec
White
Mem Re Te Kilroy
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