Clarks Capture Battle With Anodes 9 to 0
Strock belts a ninth inning home run to lift A C M over Powers 6 to 4 after McKain's injury shifted Strock to second. Tremblay shines in center with six putouts as Clark field holds firm and Morton scores on the game winning blast.
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Strock
Powers
Willis
Gleason
Phillips
Cullen
Doc” Tremblay
Jovick
Ryan
Godfrey
Evans
Babb
McGeehan
Lang
Sieber
Morton
McKain
O'Connell
Bieber
Soma
Lowry
Mayler
Rumsey
Giants Nose Out Meaderville In Ninth Inning Rally
The Colored Giants defeated Meaderville 5 to 4 after a nine inning battle at Meaderville with all runs in the eighth. They followed with a 12 to 6 win over Dublin Gulch in seven innings, boosting their standing as Meaderville’s second loss in 12 games. Willis started for the Giants, Mack Walker relieved, and Smith hit a second inning homer. Meaderville and the Giants will not meet again this season. Meaderville must falter to lose the pennant.
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Meaderville
Giants
Dublin Gulch
Gulch
Willis
Smith
Dublin Guldhers
Maddox
Gulchers
Meaderville Giants
the Gulch
Home Run Gloats Defeat Giants in Cincinnati Rally
Cincinnati wins 5 to 3 over New York Giants as Cagney Burns and Fonseca hit key homers for the Reds in a July 8 game. Batteries Luque and Hargrave for Cincinnati. Scott, Jonnard, Ryan and Snyder for New York. Also St Louis blanks Brooklyn 4 to 0 as Barfoot earns first win of season. Time 1:25. Umpires Cavanaugh and Rodgers. King of Persia note about ancient hunting with cheetahs added.
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Associated Press
New York
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Giants
Cagney
Burns
Fonseca
R. H. E. Cincinnati
Luque
Hargrave
Scott
Jonnard
Ryan
Snyder
Associated Arena
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Clyde Barfoot
Dodgers
Grimes
R. H. EB
Barfoot
Ainsmith
Taylor
King
Persia
B. C
Browns
Bush
Babe Ruth
R.H. E
Bush, Jones and Hoffmann
Pruett, Danforth, Bayne, Root
Severeid
Coast League Results and American Association Scores
The Associated Press reports baseball scores: Louisville defeated Milwaukee 3-2 in the coast league, Milwaukee tied 4-4 per the record. Indianapolis beat Kansas City 4-13, Toledo triumphed over Minneapolis 6-9 9-6 and Columbus 6 tied with St. Paul 11. Indianapolis beat Kansas City 13 in the second game.
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Associated Presse
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
The
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Corres Eereeneres
Los Angeles Batteries
R. McCabe
Peters
Thomas
Robertson
Byler
Ee Aeeee
Visitors rack 17 hits in rout of Angdes at Anaconda field
Clark batsmen pounded Williford as Anodes fell 9 to 0. Visitors produced 17 hits led by Collard’s three extra base hits and four singles while Anodes struggled with a crippled lineup. Williford pitched through injuries as Higbee sat out and Ridings handled short with a felon on the hand.
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Clark
Williford
Anaconda Athletic Field
Plate
Collard
Willford
June
Standings of Glues Hit by Glove in Erratic Ball Game
Clarks led by Colbert with homer double and triple while Martin added a double and a single. Anodes batsmen were limited as Goleman topped with a double and single. Umpire calls sparked protests, including a controversial home-plate ruling and a near-baseless safe call in a rundown, as fans disagreed with several decisions.
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Rose
Goleman
Colbert
Clarks
Martin
Leas
Charlton
Anodes
Rolfe
Gill
Williford
Jones
Merlin
Ump
Chisholm
Seattle
Umpire Abused by Portland Fans in Doubleheader
In Portland Oregon Ed Finney was attacked with pop bottles and cushions after a disputed eighth inning ball four. Police arrived to restore order as Vernon beat Portland 19 to 6 in the second game while Portland won the opener 2 to 1.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Ed Finney
Don Rader
Vernon
Home Place
Finney
Middleton
Skeleton of Indian chief unearthed near Winnemucca
In Nevada a ranch site near Winnemucca yielded the skeleton of an Indian chief along with stone tablets bearing hieroglyphics. The University of Nevada will attempt to decipher the inscriptions.
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Reno
Nev
Winnemucca
University of Nevada
Negro Siki Knocks Out Marcel Nilles in Second Round
Paris July 8 Battling Siki a Senegalese fighter knocked out Marcel Nilles a French heavyweight in the second round of a planned 15 round bout. Nilles once France’s top heavyweight staggered in the opening rounds before Siki’s decisive left hook ended the match.
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Nilles
Siki
Associated Press
Paris
Marcel Nilles
Georges Carpentier
France
Baseball schedule from Today's National and American Leagues
The listings show Pittsburg at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit New York at St Louis Boston at Cleveland notes New York and St Louis matchups and various city venues for the day.
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National League
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Cleveland Grabs Slugging Contest
CLEVELAND and Boston played a high scoring 15 to 10 game with 38 hits and 57 total bases. Collins of Boston was hit by a pitch and may have a broken wrist. Ferguson, Quinn, Ehmke, Picinich, Shaute, Bedgood, Metivier, Uhle and ONeill worked the game.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Boston
Collins
Uhle
Ferguson
Quinn
Ehmke
Picinich
Shaute
Bedgood
Metvier
O'Neill
Stage Pitching Duel as Chicago Defeats Washington 4 2
Charley Robertson, cleared by Manager Gleason, faced Walter Johnson in a pitching duel. Chicago scored on Johnson’s five hits that counted, defeating Washington 4 to 2. Washington had a 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 line while Chicago used timely hits to plate four runs.
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Chicago
Charley Robertson
Gleason
Walter Johnson
Washington
Johnson
White Sox
R. H. E. Washington
Ruel
Robertson
Schalk
Sarazen shoots 71 in Open practice at Inwood Course
Gene Sarazen, the defending champion, posted one under par 71 during Open practice at Inwood New York. In a foursome with Jock Hutchison, Jess Sweetser and Emmet French, Hutchison finished 73 while Sweetser 74 and French struggled on the windy day.
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Sarazen
Inwood
Associated Press
N. Y
Gene Sarazen
Jock Hutchison
Jess Sweetzer
Emmet French
Youngstown
Ohio
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Outer Garden
O’connell
Clark Park
Anaconda
Butte
Montana Powers
Clark Field
Doc
Trahern
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M. AB. KH
Ramsey
Vdieo
Soos
Thompson
Aes Ee
Ridechan
Ese Willis
East Side
Williamsburg
Walker
Allen
Cayney, Burns and Fonseca
Barfoot Blanks Dodgers
Spearman
Os Wile
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M. Walker
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Miele
Tisanecte
Truncano
Cleaves
Crutch
MecAlpin
Colored Giants
Cavanaugh
Rodgers
E. Walker
Lundy
Battles
Sheeee Willis
Williams
Rf Seere
Dublin
Sullivan
Leahy
M. Kelly
Seeee Rogers
Leary
Evermneeee Dennehy
Ese Pierce
R. Kelly
McGuire
Esconend
Dublin Gulch Scereeene
Pierce
Dennehy
San Francisco
H. E. Sacramento
Yellowhorse
Penner
Koehler
Cooks
McWeeney
Shea
Yelle
Sacramento
Hughes
Fittery
Courtney
Mitchell
Hodge
Geary
Agnew
Oakland
R. H.E. Vernon
Portland Semos Veeeerseteeesenn
Gilder
D. Murphy
Sutherland
Daly
Seve
Vernon Seeenneee
Williford Barry
Freak
Englewood
PO. A. Williamsburg
Chariton
Meulen
Rathjan
Dilbarba SR
Rude
Duffy
Anodes Clarks
Hiee Colbert
Gatewood
Ter Ee
Bath
Red Sox
Indians
Haney
R.H. E. Philadelphia
Harris
Rommel
Perkins
Braggy
Holloway
Francis
Dauss
Bassler
Woodal
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