Vicentini Stops Kansas in Eleventh Round Upset
Luis Vicentini of Chile knocked out Buffalo lightweight Rocky Kansas in the eleventh round at the Queensboro A C. Vicentini rallied after a knockdown in the tenth and finished with a rights and lefts, dropping Kansas who could not rise before the count of ten.
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Associated Press
New York
Luis Vicentini
Chile
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Queensboro A. C
Vicentini
Kansas
Viccentini
Rocky
Blome
New York's Terry Martin Beats Eddie O'Dowd in Bantam Bout
In Columbus on July 14 Terry Martin of New York defeated Eddie O'Dowd of Columbus by a judges' decision after 12 rounds. The bantamweights boxed a tight match with Martin prevailing on scorecards.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Terry Martin
New York
Eddie O'Dowd
Pirates Acquire Earl Smith From Boston Team
By the Associated Press Pittsburg July 14 Earl Smith catcher for the Boston team of the National league has been purchased by the Pittsburg club. No other players were involved in the deal under which the former Giant catcher will join the Pirates tomorrow. The cash consideration was not known.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Earl Smith
Boston
Pirates
Tilden, Kinseys Retain National Clay Court Titles
William Tilden Jr. of Philadelphia, national singles champion, defeated Harvey Snodgrass of Los Angeles 6 2 6 1 6 1 to retain the title. Howard and Robert Kinsey of San Francisco won the doubles, defeating Tilden and A L Wiener 6 4 7 5 6 2 to keep their crown.
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Louts
William T. Tilden Jr
Philadelphia
Howard
Robert Kinsey
San Francisco
Triple A
Tilden
Harvey Snod- Stass
Los Angeles
Kinseys
A. L. Wiener
French champ Barthael Monroe beaten in New York boxing bout
NEWARK July 14 Barthael Monroe France Italy middleweight champion was decisively outpointed by Phil Krug of Harrison in the opinion of newspapermen It was the Frenchman's first American ring title Pearl Street Midgets beat Woolman Street Stars 4 to 0 in a geoute Batteries were Shee and Murphy and Gross and Nettle
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Barthaelmew Monroe
France
Italy
Phil Krug
Harrison
Pearl Streets
Pearl Street
Woolman Street Stars
Sheean
Murphy
Gross
Nettle
Anaconda Independents Win Big Over Warm Springs
The Anaconda Independents defeated the Warm Springs Independents 8 to 1 in a one sided city common game last evening. A large crowd of spectators watched the contest.
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Anaconda Independents
Warm Springs Independents
Wool trade shows rising activity in Montana growers
INCREASING ACTIVITY IN WOOL TRADE. Matt Staff, president of the National Wool Warehouse and Storage company, reports growing demand from mills and notes hopeful orders for cloth. He predicts a wool shortage if growers wait past October and praises his company’s performance this season. He is bound for Casper to speak at a Wyoming Wool Growers convention.
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Heplena
Matt Staff
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Montana
Boxing showmen and legends in sport and life
A reflective piece on promoters and boxers like Georges Carpentier and Luis Firpo, noting their near million dollar effect on U.S. fans without title wins. It extols showmanship, argues for earnest promotion, and contrasts with veteran tennis greats Norman Brookes and John Henry Taylor, praising enduring skill and age defying performance.
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Tony
Georges Carpentier
Luis Firpo
Norman Brookes
Brookes
Cie
J. H. Taylor
Gear Tyins
Taylor
Norman
John Henry Taylor
Get Even Break In Double Bill In Washington
Washington defeated Cleveland 12 to 0 for the third straight win. Judge hit a triple a double and a single with five RBIs. Harris of Washington received an indefinite suspension after a Sunday incident with umpire Holmes prompting Bluege to move to second and Taylor to third.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cleveland
Judge
Harris Ofashington
Holmes
Bluege
Taylor
Senators
Oore
Philadelphia Rally Forces Tie Then Mets? Actually Tigers Lose 5-4
In Philadelphia on July 14, a ninth inning rally tied Detroit then a three hit outburst in the tenth gave the Athletics a 5-4 win. Baumgartner relieved Harris. Heimach pitched the tenth. Summary notes two-base hits by Manush Welch Perkins. three-base hits Hauser Soway. stolen base Lamar. Runs, hits, and errors details listed for both clubs.
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Philadelphia
Hiladelphia
Detroit
Baumgartner
Harris
Athletics
Tigers
Heimach
Perkins
Idree - Lass
Baine
Manush
Welch
Hauser
Soway
Lamar
Wells
Baumartner
Ells
Dauss
Arte
Stone
Pittsburg
Sand
Schulz
Online
Grimm
Holke
Caror
Ford
Knox
Traynor
Maranville
Carlson
Anacondaans Meet Power Bunch In Butte Tilt
Anaconda Anodes clash with the Montana Powers at Clark Park at 6 30 tonight. McIvor will pitch for the Powers while Thornton or Marquis starts for Anodes. Tomorrow night Anaconda fans see Anodes vs A M at the athletic field. Crouse drove in three runs and Barrett two with seven walks produced by Faber and Ehmke.
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Anaconda Anodes
Butte
Montana Powers
Clark Park
McIvor
the Powers
Thornton
Marquis
Anodes
Anaconda
Clarks
Women athletes set two world marks at Paris meet
Paris officials report that at Pershing stadium the French women's championship meet saw world records fall in standing high jump and 83 meters hurdles. BE Alausee won the high jump with 1.13 meters and G Lalose won the hurdles in 13.35 seconds.
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Associated Press
Paris
Pershing Stadium
BE. Alausee
Armstead arson suspect pleads not guilty in justice court
F A Kennison of Armstead arraigned on arson charge and pleads not guilty before Justice L P Phillips. Bonds set at 2000, posted. Kennison linked to destruction of Armstead garage on July 4 that damaged cars and caused about 5000 dollars in losses. Also Arnold Fliner arrested in Ogden on grand larceny for Cadillac theft, arraigned with not guilty plea. bond 2000, unable to post, held in county jail awaiting district court trial.
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Dillon
F. A. Kennison
Armstead
L. P. Phillips
Kennison
Arnold Fliner
Ogden
Phillips
Dillon News Notes highlights and local visits
Dillon daily notes visitors and residents on July 14. Lambert Beliel returns from Helena for business matters. Miss Clea Bean from Los Angeles visits the Dansie home. Several locals travel to Butte Yellowstone Park and Bozeman for medical and personal reasons.
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Dillon
Lambert Beliel
Helena
Clea Bean
Los Angeles
R. J. Dansie
Illiam Nelson
Marie Anderson
Jasper Nelson
Butte
Mr. Nelson
Murray Hospital
Ruth Schaeffer
Sheridan
Martin Connoley
Bozeman
A. Stone
Hecla
Bernard Garrison
Reichle
Henry Olsen
Big
Endell Jardine
Jackson
GAMES WITHOUT ERROR 15 RECORD BATTED FOR STONE
ST. LOUIS July 14 Cardinals defeat Brooklyn 12 0 to even series at one each. Decatur allows seven hits while Dickerman wards off more, Hornsby and Botomley lead with two-base hits. Toporcer homers as Stock makes a pivotal unassisted double play.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Decatur
Cardinals
Brooklyn Today
Dickerman
Gonzales
DE Waccek Pha Este Dee Sam Ad Vetees
Hornsby
Botomley
Neil
Toporcer
Coone
Bottomley
Osborne
Beaty
Brooklyn A H
Ewes Nelsie Perverre Fournier
Wee
Brown
Seeee Stock
Griffith
Taylor
Henry
Sheer
Loftus
Cepe
ST. Louis PO
Giants Dominate Chicago 7-0 Behind Barnes Gem
Associated Press reports Virgil Barnes held Chicago to one hit through eight innings as New York Giants won 7 to 0. Jacobs was hit 11 times, Kelly and Snyder homered for the Giants in Chicago.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Virgil Barnes
New York
Jacobs
Kelly
Snyder
Giants
Ore
Princely Sum Boosts Fall Latonia Churchill Stakes
The Kentucky Jockey Club program adds 120000 to Latonia and Churchill Downs fall stake events. Of this, 100000 funds seven Latonia races and 20000 backs three Churchill Downs features. The International Special with 50000 is the top Latonia event, while the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes at Churchill Downs is valued at 10000.
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Associated Preas
Cincinnati
Rar
Latonia
Churchill Downs
Kentucky Eckey Club
Tony
Americans win big at Paris Olympic track records set
Paris July 14 Eight new world records and 13 new Olympic marks were set as the United States dominated the track and field finals. Finland collected four records led by Nurmi and Ritola, while Australia and Great Britain each claimed one. The U S team scored in 24 of 27 finals, highlighting strong depth and new standards in sprints, jumps, and distance events.
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Associated Press
Paris
Finland
Nurmi
Ritola
Australia
Great Britain
Liddell
Imbach
Switzerland
Fitch
United States
Robert Legendre
Harold M. Osborne
F. M. Taylor
Winter
Nurm
Osborne
Bud” Houser
California
United States Wins Two Wrestling Titles at Paris Meet
Olympic wrestlers claim featherweight and lightweight titles while Finland takes bantamweight. Russell Vis of Los Angeles defeats Weakstrom of Finland on points then scores a fall in three minutes forty five seconds to clinch the lightweight crown. Robin Reed of Oregon Agricultural College wins the featherweight title over Chester Newton of Portland, taking two of three bouts, the first on points and the second by a leg-spit fall in seven minutes and thirty nine seconds. Charleton Arnebourg and Hatfield swim through the water to a new Olympic record time of 21 minutes breaking Hodgson’s 1912 mark set in Stockholm.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Finland
Russell Vis
Los Angeles
Weakstrom
Robin Reed
Oregon Agricultural College
Chester Newton
Portland
Ore
Charleton Arnebourg
Hatfield
Hodgson
Canada
Stockholm
Olympic swimming semifinals set for 1500m free style
Paris July 14 semi finals for the 1500 meter free style men. Australia’s A Charlton leads. Sweden’s Arne Borg second. Britain’s Hatfield third with 21 minutes 28.25 seconds. United States racer Smith misses finals. Tomorrow plain high diving final entries include Pete Des Jardens, Ben Thrash, and Clarence Pinkston.
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Associated Press
Paris
A. Charlton
Australia
Arne Borg
Sweden
Hatfield
Great Britain
Smith
United States
Pete Des Jardens
Miami
Fla
Ben Thrash
San Francisco
Clarence Pinkston
Yank Sculler Qualifies For Olympic Final
Paris July 14 W E Garrett Gilmore of Philadelphia American sculling champion qualified for the final round by defeating Beresford of Great Britain in the third trial heat of the Olympic singles scull event The final will be contested Thursday The other two heats were won by Bull of Austria and Snyder of Switzerland
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Yank Sculler
Associated Press
Paris
W. E. Garrett Gilmore
Philadelphia
Beresford
Great Britain
Bull
Austria
Snyder
Switzerland
Americans Beaten in Olympic Tennis Mixed Doubles and Singles
Miss Eleanor Goss and Mrs. Marion Z. Jessup of the United States team were defeated in women's doubles by Miss Kathleen McKene and Mrs. Phyllis Covell of Great Britain. Lillian Scharman of New York was eliminated in the second round of women's singles by Spanish star Senorita Alvarez who won 6 2 6 0.
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Paris
Eleanor Goss
Marion Z. Jessup
United States
Kathleen McKene
Phyllis Covell
Great Britain
Lillian Scharman
New York
Senorita Alvarez
Bobcats Defeat Independents In Sunset Street Game
The Boulevard Bobcats beat Philipsburg Independents 15 to 13 at South Montana street grounds. Philipsburg led 6 to 1 in the first inning but fell behind by the fifth as Butte’s Bobcats surged ahead, briefly ahead again in the seventh, and then pulled away with five runs in the eighth. Battery details list Choinard and Jones D. for the Bobcats and Graham and Mazza for Philipsburg, with Piecketts and others mentioned.
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Bobcats
Boulevard Bobcats
Philipsburg Independents
Montana Street
Philipsburg
Butte
Batteries
Choinard
Jones D. Graham
Mazza
Piecketts
No Walkaway Witee Flag This Season Big Slugger Says
Babe Ruth asserts the Yankees must fight to win the pennant as the season unfolds. He notes real battles with Washington Detroit and others, cites injuries suspensions pitching slumps and serious team mood, predicts a tough finish and a possible World Series appearance. Copyright 1924 Christy Walsh Syndicate.
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Babe Ruth
New York
Yankees
Washington
Detroit
Yanks
Cama
Ande
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Athletics
A's
Christy, Walsh Syndicate
Unclear Game Scores Across Cities Imply Digest of Results
A series of scattered score entries lists athletic results across multiple cities. Toledo 2 Milwaukee 4 St Paul 6 Indianapolis 1 Columbus 8 Kansas City 6 Minneapolis 11 Louisville 8.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
New York
Ores
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Ee
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
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Dillon Bureau
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Washington Street
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Alex Tait
Tait
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Postmaster Klassen
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Clarence Patterson
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Truman Smith
Yellowstone National Park
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Frank Easterward
Orse Prairie
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William Dunn Jr
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Mary Judge
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