Anodes Win From Clarks In 2001 Contest
A baseball game recap notes Anodes defeating Clarks 4 to 3 in the sixth frame rally. McLeod clan boots a late 4 to 3 battle while Lasley loses his first start of six. Pitts threats are snuffed with tight defense and timely outs as Lewis works the ninth.
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Saoarven Eters Anodes
Clarks
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McLeod Clan Boots
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Pitts
Lasley
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Pitt
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Washington Triumphs Over Cleveland With 15-11 Victory
Washington battering Cleveland for 15 runs led by Harris Goslin and Jamieson with two base hits each. Rice hit a three bagger and Speaker homered, while Marberry took the loss as Uhle Clark and Zahniser pitched. Cleveland left 11 on base as Washington won 15 to 11.
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Ciovgierg Te Core cc Caks
Washington
Harris
Goslin
Jamieson
Judge
Speaker
Rice
Fewster
Peckinpaugh
Cleveland
Zahniser
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Clark
A. C. M. Tops Pitts 4 3 In Tight Battle At Clark Park
Bill Lasley toiled for the Pitts and Rube Lewis matched him for A. C. M. as Lewis’s pitching and timely hitting by Joe McGlone powered A. C. M. to a 4 3 win. The game featured four errors by Pitts and late scoring in the sixth inning to seal the victory.
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Bill Lasley
Clark Park
Black Pitts
Rube Lewis
Rube
Pitts
Lesley
Lewis
Hire
Joe McGlone
Lasley
Sundberg Cellar
Conrad
Zimmerman
Serafini
Wally
Umpire Rescued as Heat Affects Cleveland Washington Game
The Cleveland and Washington game ended with a 15 to 11 score as fans taunted umpires. Umpire Holmes banished Manager Harris in the ninth, and after the final out a fan struck Holmes. Moriarity, players, and police intervened to avert further trouble. Speaker starred with a home run a single a double and three walks.
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Associated Preas
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Cleveland
Harris
Holmes
Speaker
Ninth inning pinch hit drives in Delbarba
The summary notes a ninth inning single for Delbarba, with two-base hits by Conrad, Zimmerman, and runs batted in by McGlone, Lasley, and Zimmerman. Pitching by Lewis and Lasley yielded six and five strikeouts respectively, with multiple errors and a long game time.
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Severini
Lasley
Delbarba
Walby
Kunz
Morris
Tasley
Bloodgood
Lewis
Carlson
Conrad
McGeehan
McGlone
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Carmody
Zimmerman
Strock
Serafini
Alcom
Cee
Black Pitts
Balk
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Hickey
Ruth Holds His Lead in Home Run Rage
Ruth of the Yankees stays ahead in the home run race with two more this week for a 24 total. Fournier of Brooklyn remains close with 21, while Kelly of the Giants has 11 and Hartnett 9 in the NL. Ken Williams adds a shot to reach 19 in the American circuit as leaders for both leagues are listed.
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Praga
Chicago
Pipp
New York Yankees
Fournier
Brooklyn
Giants
Ken Williams
St. Louis Browns
New York
Williams
St. Louis
Hauser
Philadelphia
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Kelly
Hartnett
Hornsby
Young
Coast League results and 10 000 meters walk tale
In Seattle the San Francisco and Los Angeles doubleheaders produced varied results with multiple pitchers listed. In Colombes France Frederico of Italy won the 10 000 meters walk in 47 minutes 49 seconds with Goodwin of Great Britain second and Hinkle of the United States ninth. Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Boston 6 0 and 5 0 as Luque struggled in the first game and Rixey blanked Boston in the second. Fournier homered for St Louis in a 9 4 Brooklyn win.
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Brewers defeat Yankees in slugfest with late rally
New York scored 9 runs and produced two base hits from Gowdy Grigsby Cotter Kelly Meusel Jackson and Cioh. Chicago struggled with 6 runs on 7 hits and errors as Jackson Wilson and Kelly homered and double plays aided with Friberg Grantham Cotter Hartnett Hollacher turning two. AldridgeWatsonBlakeBentley and Kaufman pitched for respective sides with multiple strikeouts recorded.
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Grantham
New York
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Kelly
Meusel
Jackson
Cioh
Wilson
Friberg
Hartnett
Hollacher
Aldridge
Watson
Bentley
Kaufman
Jonnard
Centerville Defeats Menderville in 3–0 Soccer Match
Centerville defeated Menderville 3 to 0 at Columbia Gardens with Williams scoring twice and O Dowd adding a third. In the junior game Woolman Street Rovers beat West Side Boys 3 to 1. J W Webb and William Vigurs will attend Gardens Thursday to register boys 15 and under for the junior league.
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Menderville
Columbia Gardens
Williams
O'Dowd
Woolman Street Rovers
West Side
Butte
J. W. Webb
William Vigurs
the Gardens
Snodgrass To Meet Tilden In Finals
Harvey B. Snodgrass of Los Angeles reaches the singles final at the national clay court championship by defeating Clarence J. Griffin of San Francisco in four sets. He will face champion William T. Tilden of Philadelphia in the title match Monday. Kinsey duo win doubles in straight sets.
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ST. Louis
Harvey B. Snodgrass
Los Angeles
Clarence J. Griffin
San Francisco
Viet
Snodgrass
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Robert and
Howard Kinsey
Santay
R. E B. Schlesinger
Australia
Alfred H. Chapin Jr
B&pringfield
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Greb Stribling Bout Called Off Over 26 Percent Split
The proposed 10 round Greb vs Stribling match set for July 16 at Michigan City Ind is cancelled after Stribling refused 26 percent of receipts. Stribling had been promised 150000 dollars for a July 4 bout that was postponed.
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Chicago
Harry Greb
Young Stribling
Michigan City
Ind
Stribling
Greb
American Association Scores Roundup
Columbus 1 leads Kansas City 5 while Louisville 8 and Minneapolis 6 divide Toledo 6 9 Milwaukee 7 8 and Indianapolis 5 St Paul 7 show uneven results in latest standings.
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Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Ruth Helps New York Americans Beat St Louis 6 2
In New York the Americans defeated St Louis 6 to 2 in game two of the series. Bush outpitched Davis, limiting St Louis to five hits. Babe Ruth had three hits in four at bats and drove in three runs for New York.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Americans
St. Louis
Bush
Davis
Babe Ruth
Severeid
Robertson
Ruth
Schaney
McManus
Pipp
Weather forecast proves unreliable in weekend report
After a cool damp night with intermittent rain, yesterday yielded a moderate day with a light breeze and sunshine. Predictions for Sunday were off as noon saw the thermometer near 70 and the day peaked at 76 before dipping to 71, with a 76 maximum and 48 minimum recorded. A stray note mentions oil from porpoise fat used for lubrication of timekeeping devices.
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Weather Bureau
Yankees Regain Lead In American League Race
The New York Yankees strengthen their grip atop the American League after a week of strong hitting and exploiting Washington’s slump. They lead by a game and a half over the Senators, with Chicago and St. Louis shifting to different spots and Detroit clinging to third. The Giants lead the NL by seven and a half over Chicago as pennant talk grows.
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Boisterous party ends with city jail for moonshine operator
An early morning disturbance on East Galena street led to police raid revealing a 25 gallon moonshine still in a basement. Bill Weizer was arrested on operating a still and jailed in $400 bond. Officers found 100 gallons of mash 30 gallons of moonshine and nearly a dozen cases of beer. liquor and mash were destroyed and the still taken to the station.
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Gasoline odor tied to string of South Side fires
Firemen detected strong gasoline odor at several recent South Side fires, including a three room bungalow on Prince ton avenue. Fire Chief Martin said the fires appear incendiary with gasoline thrown and ignited. The latest blaze caused furniture damage but did not injure occupants, who are away camping. State fire marshal to investigate.
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South Side
Lulu Kenneally
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Labor shortage hits Laguna cotton fields demand 175 cents
Heavy emigration from Mexico to the United States reduces Laguna cotton sections labor. Workers demand 175 cents per day for six or seven hours, signaling a wage dispute and potential production impact.
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Mexico
United States
Laguna
Anodes Tie State Series As They Edge Clarks 2 1
The Anodes beat the Clarks 2 to 1 at Anaconda to seize second place in the Mines league. Larkin held the mound for the Anodes, while Bower started strong for the Clarks before tiring in the fourth inning. Escalier Charlton and Rodda led the Clarks with two hits each, and Henry was briefly knocked unconscious after a pitch struck him in the fifth.
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