Rhodes Leads Open With A 72 At St Andrews
Bobby Jones battled hazards at St Andrews to shoot a 72 in the second round and hold a two stroke lead at 140 after 36 holes. Ben Hodson and Joe Kirkwood trailed, with several Americans and amateurs still in contention as the Open field narrowed.
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Milwaukee Road ready to move Montana crops
The Milwaukee road reports sufficient grain cars and prepared movement plans after C. Bradshaw, general manager, toured Montana and the Dakotas. He noted exceptionally good crops and forecast one of the heaviest traffic movements in the state as crews coordinate at key terminals.
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Reckless driving charge filed in Justice court
W. M. Rhoades of 1224 East Second street filed a charge of reckless driving against B. E. Earliewine in Justice court. The complaint says negligence caused a crash on Anaconda road involving the two cars, with a third vehicle colliding into members of the party.
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Ruth Now Sic Bernd Hb Record For 1901
In New York on July 14 Ruth led Lou Gehrig in the home run race but slipped behind his 1921 season mark. Babe Ruth’s total stood at 36 with Gehrig at 30 as Dunn Field in Cleveland proved tough for homers. Gehrig also went hitless while Hughie Critz hit two of five Reds homers off Giants pitching. The standings list Ruth at 48 games played and 36 homers in 1921, with 1927 figures for others.
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Pairings Made for Barker Trophy Play at Butte Club
In the qualifying round for the E. J. Barker trophy to be played Wednesday at the Butte Country club, pairings include Mrs. James T. Finlen, Mrs. W. McWhite, Mrs. R. R. Kilroy with byes, and Mrs. Kenneth Christie facing Mrs. J. G. St. Clair. Tod to meet Snell. Ted Morgan, junior lightweight champion, said managers arrange defense of his title against Doc Snell of Taroma, Wash, in San Francisco on August 2.
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Pirates Buy Player Gottleber From Lincoln Club
Lincoln Nebraska July 14 announcement states George Gottleber third baseman for the Lincoln club sold to the Pittsburgh National League team. The deal transfers the player to the Pirates with Lincoln receiving compensation. Gottleber is expected to join Pittsburgh's roster for upcoming games.
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Unsteady Card Sparks Upsets at Empire City Racetrack
July 14 at Empire City features False Pride winning the Arrow for d-year-olds and up in 1:08 4-5, earning $3,000 with Lachen second and Etherab third. Last Bite wins Windsor mile and 70 yards in 1:44 1-5, Warm Heart second. Colonel Shaw captures Raceland feature at five furlongs in 1:00 3-5 as Kentucky Ace and Altura follow. Clayworth, a 9-rank outsider, shocks in the Secor hotel trotting stake at Toledo Grand Circuit, while Callie Direck wins the second heat of the 2:12 pace by a nose over Pure Grattan. Peter Green sweeps the 2:08 pace heats. rain delays push rest to Friday.
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Headlines and Scores From Yesterday's Games
American League results show New York 1, Cleveland 4 while Washington and Detroit were rained out. Boston 2, St Louis 4 and Philadelphia 4 Chicago 0. American Association scores list Indianapolis 6, Minneapolis 9. Toledo 10, Columbus 3. Kansas City 2, Louisville 4. St Paul 3. Pacific Coast League results include Hollywood 3, Seattle 1. Missions 0, Portland 6. Sacramento 4, Los Angeles 5. Oakland 7, San Francisco 8.
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Reds take two hitfests from New York Indians end losing streak
Cincinnati defeated New York twice 9 to 6 and 3 to 1 at Polo Grounds, ending a skid. Crone hit his season homer, Frat Romer added a round tripper, and May got the win with Fitzsimmons closing. Hornsby and Terry fueled the Yankees with hits as Cincinnati used a ninth inning rally to seal one win.
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Rhodes Delivers Clutch Blow in 5-3 AC M Victory at Clark Park
Gordon Rhodes pitched a sharp game for AC M as he earned his seventh win by striking out no batters and tossing a safe performance. The Butte Anodes led early with Maple’s homer, but AC M answered with four runs through the fourth and sixth innings. Rhodes hit a game winning double in the sixth after Parker and Keeley spark AC M rally, securing a 5-3 win and leaving Anodes at cellar position.
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New Batting Kings Slated This Season
The Kings may crown the top hitters in both leagues this season. Heine Manush leads the American league with a around 300 while records show Hargrave flirted with 285 in late figures. Paul Waner, Lou Gehrig or Al Simmons appear poised to contend for the lead. Rogers Hornsby faces a tough start. Waner, Harris and Prisch pace the chase for the National and American leagues. In a separate note, Ping flyweight champion Cubo to meet Willie Davis July 21 at Akron, Ohio, with Duke Barry announcing the bout.
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