Two to One Lead Sealed as A. C. M. Defeats Anodes
In a free hitting game at Clark field the A. C. M. beat the Anodes 6 to 5. Jimmy Marquis started strong for Anodes but was relieved in the fifth by Gunner Larkin as A. C. M. tied the score and pulled ahead on key hits by Conrad and Serafini. Rube Lewis earned the win for A. C. M. with solid relief pitching despite a late rally by the visitors.
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Clark Field
Dig Company
Jimmy Marquis
Gunner Larkin
A.C. M
Rube Lewis
Butte
Anodes
Stokke
Conrad
Marquis
Sells
B McGlone
Tremblay
Carlson
Larkin
Ancles
Clarks
Powers
Black Pitts
Baker
Short
Art Relfe
Callan
Meauter
Crast
McGlone
Goleman
Fort
Walch
Han Dall
Funners
Serafini
A. C
Bells
Hind
Macaule
McGeehan
Dewes Snake
Wight
A.C. i
Angie
Price
Coast League Results Spotlight Team Performances
Coast League results highlight Gut ame Gren, Beettand and Baldwins with notable showings. Researchers note strong individual efforts and team cohesion shaping the standings amid tight competition.
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Ey Gut
Ame
Gren
Beettand and
Baldwins
Leitch Infielder Signs with Powers in Pacific Coast Play
Baseball news notes Leitch an infielder signed by Powers as games stop for Trib une. Report mentions July Pacific coast schedule, league president Harry A Williams, Zevic decision over Barbarian in a Brooklyn 12 round bout, both boxers 135 pounds, Paddy Ryan beating Sammy Mark in a four round bout.
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Tribune
Angeles
Pacific Coast
Eure
Atte Calvin Coolidge Jr
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Harry A. Williams
League
Zevic
New York
Jack’ Zevic
Notable Slumps and Scrambles in Local Ball Game
Youthful Jack Conrad drilled the first homer of the week and handled grounders cleanly. Doc Tremblay sparked a late rally with a single and double as Clark’s lineup shuffled with Rolfe at first and Stokke at second. Doug Tait faced a 15 day suspension from manager Jimmy Chariton after the last inning incident.
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Rolfe
Callahan
Short
Stokke
Bells
Cass
Marquis
Doug Tait
Clark
Jimmy Chariton
Eit
Baseball Scores and Highlights From July Games
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 12 to 11 in a slugfest as seven pitchers were used. Pittsburg tops Boston 8 to 3 in the first game of a series. New York Giants beat St Louis 11 to 6 to open their series. Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a 20 inning doubleheader with a 2 to 1 second game victory.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Brooklyn
Henry
Osborne
Decatur Taylor
Aldridge
Jacobs
Milatoad
Hartnett
Pittsburg
Boston
McNamara
Benton
North
O'Neil
Giants
Cardinals
ST. “Louis
Sotheron
Peetter
Rherdel
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
R. I. E. New York
Louis
Bentley
Snyder
Goway
Petter
Sherdel
Gonzales
Vick
Associated Pros
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Philadelphia
Inn
Athletics
Cleveland
Vicory
Rowe
Shatiie and Myatt
Gray
Perkins
Boys Planned Soccer Teams Amid Anxiety Over Entry
The article notes planned boys soccer teams facing delays and anxiety as organizers push to finalize entries. Officials emphasize timely registration and competitive balance.
Sting Sets New Track Record in Classic Event
A fragmented report notes Sting topping a track record in a classic event. It mentions a large weight giveaway and multiple unclear entities, with references to Pres, DAA, Baie Saco, and Bling. The readable parts imply a victory and record improvements.
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Sting
Revery in a Country Ball Yard by Grantland Rice
Poem celebrates unknown players in small town baseball, praising humble fields over fame. It recalls oldtimers like Cobb and Wagner as possible hidden stars from the Barefoot League. The piece laments limited recognition and a quiet, faithful love for the game in rustic communities.
Simonich Leaves Butte for California Boxing Matches
Joe Simonich a welterweight from Butte heads to California for a series of bouts starting in Oakland. He is scheduled to fight several opponents including Young Dudley in upcoming bouts this month.
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Simonich
California
Joe Simonich
Butte
Young Dudley
Weiter
Oakland
Sth
New World Record on Grand Circuit at Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on July 8 a world and season best were set in the Shepard and Swisher $5,000 stake for trotters. Etta Druien lowered the 4 year old trotting record by a quarter second in the fast heat, but Payette National won the next two events.
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Associated Press
Columbus Ohio
Shepard and Swisher
Etta Druien
Payett
Fastest Three-Mile Track Times This Year Recorded
Meet notes show two standout three mile marks 2 03 and 2 06 as the year’s fastest on any track. Journeyman runners push limits in mid distance events across venues, with top performances often on early season meets.
Promoters Discuss Dempsey Madden Bout in Queensboro Talk
Promoters in New York discuss a Dempsey versus Madden fight at Queensboro venue. Details on date venue and potential undercard are awaited as negotiations continue.
Goldstein Defends 118-Pound Title Wednesday
Goldstein defends his 118-pound title in a match slated for Wednesday. Opponent Charley Ledoux of France is listed as the challenger, with details on location and bout terms not fully clear from the fragment.
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Goldstein
Ima
Charley "Ledoux
France
Yankees and Sox Get Even Break
New York and Chicago split a doubleheader with the Yankees taking the nightcap 6 to 5 after the White Sox won the opener 19 to 2 in New York. Thurston and Crouse worked for the Yankees with Schang behind the plate.
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Yankees
SOX
New York
New York Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Thurston
Crouse
Bush
Markie
Gaston
Schang
Roise
Lyons, Barnes and Crouse
Hoyt
Pennock and Hofman, Schang
De Hart Hubbard and Houser Crown Olympic Champions
At the Paris Olympics on July 8 1912 De Hart Hubbard of Michigan won the broad jump with 24 feet 6 inches and Clarence Houser of Southern California captured the shot put with 49 feet 214 inches. The U S team led Finland in the field events and Britain won the 800 meters with D G A Laws.
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Associated Press
Olympic Stadium
Colombes
France
Stars and Stripes
Finland
de Hart Hubbard
University of Michigan
Great Britain
D. G. A. Laws
Lowe
HB. Stallard
Stallard
Ted Meridith
U.S
United States
Trench Olympic Committee
Rallo
B.O. Gourdin
America
Albert E. Ross
Pennsylvania
William A. Comins
Comins
Hubbard
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