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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1925

Page

10

A C M shuts out Mines as Schwartz tops Clarkmen

A C M’s pitching and defense blanked Mines leaders while Charlie Schwartz limited Clarkmen to a lone hit and a walk. Bill Lasley opened scoring with an early hit, Hutchinson held Clark to minimal baserunners, and Zante’s late miscue capped a five run margin for A C M in a tense night game.

Charlie Schwartz Clarkmnen Byanager Johnny Zante Mr. Sundbers A.C. M Southpaw Schwartz Clarkmen Bill Lasley Clark Zanle Schwartz Balk Bane Thei Hutchinson Hutch Clarks Neil Callarhan Robbie Whichwartz A. C.M

Clarks Batters Shine In Park Exhibition Before Clash

In a Schwarts led twirling display at Clark Park last September Clark hitters spoiled the exhibition with hits and back and forth outfield chances. Hap Collard once hurled a no hit game for Clark while Ken Colline returned from injury to aid the infield. Bill Rodan stole several bases and made key grabs off Schwartz and Tesreau. Strong fielding and sharp pitching marked the matchup with Forsythe, Tremblay, and Ilonke contributing to a lively display.

Schwarts Clarke Schwartz Clark Park Anodes Great Falls A.C. M Cascade and Mines

Dempsey Declares Return Plans for September Title Fight

The Associated Press reports heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey arrived with his bride Estelle Taylor in New York and said he will defend his title this year against any promoter chosen opponent, planning a warmup before meeting Harry Wills. He aims to stay in New York a week then travel west, visit his parents, then return to prepare for a chosen challenger.

Associated Press New York Jack Dempsey Europe Estelle “Taylor Dempsey Harry Wills Pacife East Lake City Troyd Fitzsimmons Michgan City Ind Tex Rickard Wills Tunney Madden

Snell Heads for Great Falls Training Battle

Doc Snell of Seattle, who boxed Tommy Ryan in Butte on July 3, heads to Great Falls for a July 24 bout with Billy De Foo of St. Paul. He beat Ernie Goozeman of Milwaukee Tuesday night while giving away six pounds to the eastern feather. His manager Joe Waterman says Snell will be ready to meet Dixie Lahood after the Great Falls fight.

Doc Snell Seattle Tommy Ryan Butte Great Falls Billy de Foo St. Paul Snell Ernie Goozeman Milwaukee Sway Joe Waterman Nght Dixie Lahood

Doug Tat Recalled by Los Angeles Club

Doug Tat has been recalled by the Los Angeles club of the Coast, with the action affecting roster status and future appearances for the team this season.

Doug Tat Los Angeles Los Angeles Club

Keans Demands Shade Fight Walker First In California

Jack Kearns will urge the California boxing commission to require Dave Shade to fight Mickey Walker in California before his San Francisco engagement with Frankie Schoelt on August 5. The move follows Shade’s prior Vernon bout and disputes over referee control. Kearns arrived in Los Angeles from New York to press the demand as a matter of fair play.

Associated Press Los Angeles Jack Kearns California Boxing Commission Dave Shade Mickey Walker California Frankie Schoelt San Francisco Kearns New York New York Commission Shade Vernon

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