Panicky Anodes Fall 8 to 1 to A C M in Fielding Chaos
Anaconda's Panicky Anodes could not hit Reynolds as A C M dominated with solid defense and timely hits. Ferguson pitched well for Anodes, fanning seven, but wild miscues in the sixth inning opened the floodgates. Kerns homered for A C M and Reynolds benefited from back‑to‑back hits to seal the victory.
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Anodes
Boots
Pepper Reynolds
Muff
Walley
Kerns
Homer
Anaconda Chucker Ferguson Shuts Out Sluggers
Ferguson, new Anode pitcher from Everett in the Northwest Timber league, fires fast curves and quick-breaking pitches. He fanned seven, five in the first three innings, as Anodes top the visitors with Captain Shanley delivering two doubles and a single. Burke makes diving shoestring catch for Ridings slam.
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Bill Burke
Ridings
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Shanley
Taylor
McKain
Anode
Everett
Leo Taylor
Anodes
Walt Keeley Signs Up With Three I League
Walter Keeley A C M shortstop played his Mines league finale last night He travels to Quincy IL today to join the local club of the Three I league Keeley a popular Mines circuit figure was recommended by Gay Reppy a former Great Falls pitcher Keeley has been on the Brooklyn retired list and was farmed to Cedar Rapids in 1923 He began the season with the Angdes and Clarkes today he leaves with Mrs Keeley for the eastern city amid well wishes from local players and fans for success with his new club
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Walter Keeley
Walt
Quincey
Keeley
Quincy
Gay Reppy
Great Falls
Itcker
Eeley
Brooklyn
Cedar Rapids
Clarks
Angdes
Babb Throws No Hit No Run For 14 Frames in Oregon League
Bert Babb former Montana Power pitcher of 1923 and 1924 pitched 14 innings of no hit no run ball in a double header in the Oregon Independent league. He finished the first game by blanking the opposition and then delivered a second masterpiece. He also homered to help win the second game.
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Bert Babb
Montana Power
Oregon
Bert
Babb
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Benton
Carlson
Phillies
Reds
Bobcats Edge Marquettes In Park Baseball Win
The Bobcats defeated the Marquettes 12 to 10 at the city park on Wednesday. Bobcats rallied with multiple hits in the first and sixth innings to secure the victory as Krisk and D. Graham worked the mound with Shea Crinch and B. Shea behind the bats.
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Marquettes
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Shea
Crinch
B. Shea
Pittburg Breaks Even With Giants in Doubleheader
The Pirates split with the New York Giants in a July 9 doubleheader. In the opener Pittsburg fell 12 to 3, while in the nightcap New York won 7 to 5 behind George Kelly’s seventh inning homer. Meusel supplied key early power for the Giants.
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Associated Press
New York
Giants
Pirates
McGraw
Meusel
George Kelly
Johnny Morrison
Babe Adama
Wayland Dean
Eddie Moore
Gowdy
Lorry Baker Signs With Seals After tryout
Larry Baker power third baseman from Oregon Agricultural college signed by Nick Williams, San Francisco scout, for a Seals spring tryout. Williams also signed Eddie Rathjen, Clarks second baseman, during his visit to Butte. Baker played two seasons with Anodes and batted for Alexander in seventh.
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Larry Baker
Nick Williams
San Francisco
Seals
Williams
Butte
Hkddie Rathjen
Clarks
Baker
Oregon Agricultural College
Anodes
Pacific Coast League Summary Scores and Batteries
At Los Angeles R LSB San Francisco 614 Tos Angeles 88 batteries Pfeffer Crockett and Yelle Payne and Spencer. At Oakland R H EB Vernon 3 4 Comiend 49 6 batteries Barfoot and Schang Boehler and Read.
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Chicago Defense Falls in Eleventh Inning Shocker
Chicago's defense collapses in the eleventh after pitcher George Connally is struck in the neck by a line drive off Ruel. Errors by Kamm and Hooper, plus a Lyons wild pitch, let Washington score three runs to beat the White Sox 8 to 5.
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White Sox
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Baseball Pairings Noted in American League Slate
In the American League, Philadelphia faces Cleveland, New York plays St Louis, and Boston meets Detroit in scheduled games. The trio of matchups highlights key league action and team rivalries for the period.
Baseball score roundup from the National League games
New York defeated Pittsburgh 12 to 6 while Brooklyn won 4 to 2 over Chicago and Boston beat St. Louis 5 to 1. Detroit beat Boston 5 to 2 and Chicago 5, Washington 8 in 11 innings. Cleveland 13 Philadelphia 5 called at end of sixth due to rain. New York St. Louis game postponed after end of third.
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Associated Press
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Dempsey to Meet Madden in Labor Day Bout
Floyd Fitzsimmons, Michigan City promoter, announced Bartley Madden of New York will fight Jack Dempsey in a 10 round nosedecision bout on Labor Day at Fitzsimmons arena in Michigan City. The match is seen as a prelude to possible battles with Harry Wills and Gene Tunney next summer. Madden can only win by knockout or on a foul.
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New York
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Michigan City
Ind
Bartley Madden
Jack Dempsey
Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Madden
Harry Wills
Gene Tunney
Famous Anaconda athlete Ed Hauser visits Butte en route to Yellowstone
Ed Hauser, famed Montana track and basketball star from Anaconda high school, visits relatives in Butte before continuing to Yellowstone with Mrs. Hauser and their daughter. A record holder in sprint events, he led Anaconda to a Bozeman championship in 1912 and once scored 38 points in a Bozeman final. Now Wisconsin graduate and poultry expert in California.
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Anaconda
Butte
Yellowstone Park
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Bozeman
University of Wisconsin
Fontana Poultry Farms
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Walker and Shade 10 Meet in Eastern Ring
Mickey Walker of Elizabeth New Jersey world welterweight champion and Dave Shade of California plan a 15 round decision match in New York state pending a reliable promoter. The state athletic commission announced after a conference with the principals.
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Associated Press
New York
Mickey Walker
Elizabeth
N. J
Dave Shade
California
New York State
State Athletic Commission
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Walker
Vernon
Cal
Jack Doyle
Jimmy de Forest
Polo Grounds
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Tex Rickard
Yankee Stadium
German Runner Houben Beats Paddock and Murchison
In Crefeld Germany Hubert Houben defeated American sprinters Charles Paddock and Loren Murchison in the 100 meter dash finishing in 16.10 seconds. The notable race underscored German sprinting strength in an international meet.
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Associated Press
Crefeld
Germany
Hubert Houben
Charles Paddock
Loren Murchison
Kentucky Jay Sets World Record For Six Furlongs
Kentucky Jay driven by W A Mc Geath of Montpelier Ind trotted six furlongs in 1 32 to break the world record in the first heat of the 2 10 trot at North Randall. The prior mark was 1 32 1 5 held by Lady Alethaire.
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