Hornsby hits 384th home run of season in 10th inning win
In Philadelphia the Phillies defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 2 in 10 innings. Hornsby belted his 384th homer of the season in the eighth, snapping a tied game after four doubles and two singles produced the decisive runs in the local half of the tenth.
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Reda Rally Beats Visitors 4 1 On Errors And Calls
Boston sees a 4 to 1 win aided by calls and errors. Ban at shortstop and Pinetti at third stood out for the Reda as two seventh inning hits and a bases on balls brought in two runs.
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Uether Suspended for Argument with Umpire
Walter Reberts, pitcher, faced suspension after an on field dispute with the umpire in Washington on June 18. The Associated Press reports a heated confrontation led to the action, details pending official statements and disciplinary steps.
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Browns Win With Two Ninth Inning Homers
The St. Louis Browns defeated the Washington Senators 4 to 2 as two ninth inning homers, including one by manager George Sisler, gave the Browns the lead. Harry Rice contributed two more hits and scored, with Hargrave adding a circuit clout. The Tigers also posted a 4 to 1 win, Hale belting a triple and homer in three trips to the plate.
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National League and American League baseball results
New York defeated Chicago 3 to 2 and Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 4 to 1 with extra innings noted. In the American League Chicago beat New York 4 to 11 as Boston and Philadelphia posted wins and Washington showed activity. Three-base hit by Speaker and several home runs by Lyle and Jamieson are listed with fielding plays and pitching details across multiple games.
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Martin Hands Sleep Producer to Curtin
The Associated Press reports that Martin delivered the sleep producer to Curtin amid ongoing industry discussions. Details are scarce due to fragmentary text, but the scene centers on a notable exchange involving key figures and organizational names.
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Referee Stops 12 Round Berlenbach Fight in Newark
The 12 round light heavyweight title fight between Paul Berlenbach and an opponent ended in the ninth round after the referee halted the match. Spectators in Newark booed as Berlenbach reportedly hurt his right hand in the fourth round. The boxing commission announced an examination of Berlenbach’s hand by officials.
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Yankees plan $250000 drive for new players
New York officials confirm a campaign to spend about $260,000 on acquiring new players for the Yankees next season. Scouts may purchase five players from the Pacific Coast League as part of the effort directed by Eddie Holly and his six Coast league assistants.
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Goodrich Knocks Loayza Five Times In First Round Bout
Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo defeated Loayza in the first round to claim the vacant world light weight title, ten thousand spectators watched as Goodrich delivered a rapid flurry of blows. Loayza suffered a possible broken ankle and was unable to continue before the round ended.
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Golf Pairings Set For Anaconda and Butte Trophies
Pairings announced for the men s foursome event at Butte Country Club for the Anaconda Standard and Butte Miner trophies. Qualifying round held Sunday, first round due July 17, with subsequent rounds by July 19 24 and 26. Handicap based on three eighths of partner handicaps. players urged to arrange matches. Next Sunday hosts mixed foursome for Fred P Young trophy with no qualifying.
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Keeley Reinstated to Quincy Club After Hiatus
Walt Keeley, waiter infielder from Butte Mont and formerly with Brooklyn, reported to the Quincy club in Quincy Michigan on July 13. He had been on voluntary retirement for two years and has now been reinstated to play with the Quincy team.
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Anaconda Club to face Clarks Tonight at Clark Park
Anaconda Club will meet Clarks at Clark Park this evening at 6 39. The Mines Teague schedule lists Anodes and Clarks renewing their tiles in a local matchup.
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