Gibbons After Dempsey Again Manager States
Eddie Kane Gibbons manager says a new Dempsey rematch is the sport’s top demand. Kane, Buck Pape, and Gibbons plan a Yellowstone trip then a Panatges vaudeville tour. A New Orleans offer of 500000 purse is cited. Kane denies any charity from Jack Kearns.
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Shelby
Eddie Kane
Gibbons
Butte
Great Falls
Kane
Buck Pape
Yellowstone National
St. Paul
Tommy
Dempsey
New Orleans
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Shelby Old District
Gordon Campbell
Frank Walker
Salt Lake
Utah
Woolman Street Stars Triump Over Troop 10 42 to 2
In a one sided game at the Cinders yesterday, the Woolman Street Stars defeated Troop 10 baseball team 42 to 2. Batteries were Sullivan and Harrington for the Stars and Leary and Hanley for Troop 10.
Hits Notch Hasty Shuts Detroit In 6 1 Victory
Detroit yielded 13 hits and 5 runs as Bob Hasty pitched Philadelphia to a 6 to 5 win halving the series. Batteries Hasty Perkins Cole Johnson Francis and Bassler. Boston tops Cleveland 4 to 1 as Burns and Harris drive runs after Howell error. New York tops St. Louis 9 to 3 with Ruth Smith and Collins homers. Chicago beats Washington 8 to 1 to even the series.
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Bob Hasty
Philadelphia
Hasty
Perkins
Cole
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Francis
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RED Sox
Indians
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Boston
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New York
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Collins
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Severeid
Sarazen tops Open qualifier at Inwood with 148
Gene Sarazen of Briar Cliffe and 1923 Open champion posted the lowest 18 hole score at Inwood Country Club, firing 148 to lead a 90 player field in the first of four qualifying rounds for the national open. Emil Loeffler opened with 152, matched by Francis Gallett and Jock Hutchinson as the chase for spots continued.
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Inwood
WN. Y
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Briar Cliffe
Inwood Country Club
Emil Loeffler
Pennsylvania
Francis Gallett
Port Washington
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Sarazen
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Chicago
Favorites win in clay court tourney at Woodstock
In Indianapolis on July 9 favorites moved through first round matches at the national clay court tennis championships. William T. Tilden of Philadelphia, the defending national champion, defeated Claude Watkins losing only one game. The day’s feature match saw Manuel Alonzo of Spain lose to Jack McKay 2 6 4.
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Indianapolis
Woodstock Club
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Claude Watkins
Manuel Alonzo
Spain
Jack McKay
McKay
Dempsey to defend title vs Wills at Yankee Stadium Labor Day
New York reports quote Jack Kearns associate claiming Dempsey will meet Harry Wills next Labor Day at Yankee Stadium after negotiations flagged by Cromwell Athletic Club. The friend says Dempsey remains focused on a New York bout for big money, with Gibbons and Firpo discussions noted but not settled.
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Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Yankee Stadium
Labor Day
Cromwell A. C
Kearne
James J. Johnston
Keane
Wills
Montana
Jack
Dempsey-Gibbons
Gibbons
Willard
Firpo
Shakeup Brings Giants Victory in Final Cincinnati Game
New York Nationals manager Mc Graw altered the lineup before Sunday's contest. The Giants closed strong to beat Cincinnati 13 to 6 in the series finale. Cincinnati 6, New York 13. Batteries Benton Keck Harris and Hargrave Nehf Scott and Gowdy.
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McGraw
New York Nationals
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Cincinnati
Benton
Keck
Harris
Hargrave
Nehf
Scott
Gowdy
Strong finish gives Philadelphia 4 to 2 win over Pittsburg
Philadelphia secured a 4 to 2 victory as a late surge in the final innings overturned a 2 to 0 deficit. Pittsburg mustered two runs on nine hits, while Philadelphia collected four runs on ten hits with Behan and Henline driving in runs.
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Pittsburg
R. H. B. Pittsburg
Morrison and Schmidt
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Chicago Takes Third Game In Boston Series 4 1
Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 1 in the third game of the series. Barnes pitched poorly and his defense was inconsistent. The Chicago lineup totaled 15 hits while Boston managed 5. Osborne and O Farrell teamed with Barnes and Smith for the win and loss respectively.
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Chicago
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Osborne
O'Farrell
Smith
Brooklyn Wins 5 3 In Shiftful Game With St. Louis
Brooklyn evened the four game series by defeating St. Louis 5 to 3 in a game marked by many lineup shifts. St. Louis scored 0 in the first, 1 in the fourth, 0 in the fifth, 0 in the seventh, while Brooklyn tallied 0, 0, 2, 0, 1 across the innings. Brooklyn bats produced 5 runs on 10 hits with 1 error, St. Louis had 3 runs on 8 hits with 2 errors.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
St. Louis
R. H. E. St. Louis
Standings of Slubs Bout Postponed in Milwaukee
The Rocky Kansas Johnny Mendelsohn fight set for July 9 was postponed to Wednesday night after Kansas threw his manager and refused to meet the Milwaukee challenger because he was four pounds overweight.
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Wis
Rocky Kansas
Johnny Mendelsohn
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Theilwaukee Boy
Today’s Games National League Matchups and Times
National League features St. Louis at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at New York, and Cincinnati at Philadelphia. American League includes New York at St. Louis, Washington at Chicago, Boston at Detroit, and Philadelphia at Thorain.
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Britain's 583 delegates head to Stockholm Baptist congress
Britain will send 583 delegates to the Baptist world congress at Stockholm sailing on the Marloch in July. A large number of delegates are named for Russia, but Soviet entry is uncertain. Overall 2,500 delegates from all countries are registered, representing about 10,000,000 Baptists.
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Britain
Stockholm
Marloch
Russia
J. H. Shakespeare
Baptist Alliance
Dormitory Plan Debuts at Bellingham Normal School
Construction of a dormitory for 100 men at Bellingham State Normal School may start this fall if student and faculty plans proceed. Enrollment of male students has near 199, and total dormitory cost is about 100000 dollars, with initial unit costing around 50000 dollars. The site is owned by the students association.
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Bellingham
Bellingham State Normal School
Students’ Association
Elkhorn Springs Resort Draws Visitors to Dillon
Dillon residents and travelers from the Big Hole and Grasshopper regions flock to Elkhorn Springs as a rustic, roomy hotel nears completion. Weekend and vacation visits grow as surrounding roads remain in decent condition despite some dust and rough patches.
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Dillon
Elkhorn Springs
Big Hole
Grasshopper
Clark-Ande lin concert wows crowd at Normal college
In Dillon on July 9 the Clark Andelin concert delighted a full auditorium. Noted talents Willard Andelin the bass singer and Arvilla Clark the pianist received strong public praise for their performances during the evening program at the Normal college hall.
William Ross Recovering After Barrett Hospital Surgery
William Ross, former Beaverhead County deputy sheriff and recent First National Bank employee, is recovering rapidly after an ulcer stomach operation at Barrett Hospital performed by Dr. Kistler of Butte.
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Dillon
William Ross
Barrett Hospital
Mr. Ross
Beaverhead County
First National Bank
Kistler
Butte
Unclear multi-city results and a 1892 university reference
Mixed data lists city scores and names with fragmented text. Mentions President W. R. Harper of a Ch university in 1892 and a four year term of summer, but details are unreadable.
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Ae Racers
W. R. Harper
Ch University
Snes
Logan to Build Nine Hole Golf Course Near City
Plans are under way for a nine hole course on a 100 acre plot near Logan Utah. The area currently lacks a golf course despite many Utah Agricultural College students being golf enthusiasts.
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Logan
Utah
Utah Agricultural College
Visitors and locals visit Dillon on summer week end
Roy Jackson of Lima and Charles Beehrer from Richie are in Dillon on business. E O Selway travels from his Blacktail ranch. Sheridan guests M L Rhodes Charles Shaffer and Henry Walters visit friends. Marshall Field and family take a week long trip from Dillon through Missoula Bitter Root Kalispell to Flathead Lake. Cecil Wetmore of Lakeview stays a few days in town. President B E Davis of the Normal college returns from regional summer schools at Miles City Billings Lewistown. John Mullens of Armstead also spends the weekend in Dillon.
Colos and Clarks Clash in Mines League Showdown Tonight
Cole-Pitts and Clarks meet at 6 30 tonight at Clark Park in the Mines league schedule. A Clark victory would move them closer to the Anodes and Powers, while a Pitt win could lift the former leaders from the cellar after Sunday games.
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Powers
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East Side Team Loses Fourth Game to Williamsburg
East Side dropped their fourteenth game of the season yesterday to Williamsburg at Meaderville, eight to five, after seven innings. Jackson held the Fastsiders to six singles as his teammates pounded Pascoe and Wagner for eight runs. A meeting of managers and commission members is planned at Boucher's store at 7 30 this evening to transact important business.
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Meaderville
Dublin Gulch
Jackson
Pascoe
Wagner
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National League sets attendance records in first half of season
National League reports a record midseason attendance gain totaling 300000 more than 1922 for the first half, with President John A Heydler predicting a top season. The league advances memorials for Adrian C Pop Anson and plans September unveilings in Chicago. Umpire Paul Sentell’s death prompts a league relief package. Cincinnati did not attend the meeting while magnates from major clubs were present.
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New York
John A. Heydler
Adrian C
Pop) Anson
Chicago
League
Paul Sentell
Cincinnati
M. Fuchs
Boston
Charles H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn
William RB. Baker
Philadelphia
William L. Veeck
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Sam Breadon
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
J. J. Tierney
Kid Ball Players Baptize New Park in Scrub Game
Butte’s new neighborhood playground at Nevada and Gold streets earned its baptism with a scrub baseball game between two kid teams. The grounds, not yet finished, were worked on by a grader before the youngsters took to the improvised field for play.
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Butte
Nevada and
Gold Streets
Butte Federals Triumph Over Helena Team at Gardens
A Butte Federal building team defeated Helena federal employees 15 to 9 on Sunday at Columbia Gardens. Vivian pitched well for Butte while Roberts allowed several long hits. The game was followed by a picnic with entertainment acts for audiences from both cities.
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Federal Building
Helena Federal
Columbia Gardens
Vivian
Roberts
Helena
Pilenic
Zivic Edges Jeakle In 12 Round Toledo Bout
In Columbus tonight Jack Zivic of Pittsburg won a split judges decision over K. C. Jeakle of Toledo in a 12 round lightweight fight. Zivic dominated every round according to sporting writers.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Jack Zivic
Pittsburg
K. C. Jeakle
Toledo
Zivic
Sporting Writers
Leonard Beats Hart In Eight Round Boxing Show
Benny Leonard world lightweight champion defeats Alex Hart of Ohio in a hard fought eight round bout before about 30 000 at National League Park Milwaukee crowd was largest ever for boxing in city. Hart bloodied nose early Leonard body work dominates final rounds. two other welters draw and win in preliminaries with Mitchell and Goldman scoring knockdowns.
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Philadelphia
Benny Leonard
Alex Hart
Loraine
Ohio
Leonard
Hart
Bobby Wolgast
Joe Lynch
New York
Wolgast
Lynch
Ritchie Mitchell
Milwaukee
George Russell
Russell
Joe Tiplitz
Nate Goldman
Pinkey Mitchell
Mitchell
Goldman
Mines Juniors Defeat Diamond Giants 9 to 5 Voice
Mines Juniors beat the Diamond Giants 9 to 5 with a sharp ninth inning double play ending a late rally. Batteries were Barry Carmody and W O Leary Nuts and Buck Avich. Juniors also claim a forfeited game from ww and Co Juniors. Cables coated with beef tallow prevent beetles from boring into them.
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Diamond Giants
Barry
Carmody
W. O'Leary
Nuts
Buck Avich
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