Pitts Loses to Powers as Lasley Shines in Third
In a jittery game Pitt fell behind early but rallied with strong pitching from Lasley and timely hits. Powers managed runs through the middle innings while Kiley and Kunz delivered key plays. Pitts entered the late frames down by three and could not overcome Lasley’s steady control. The McLeod clan pressed in the fifth and added an insurance run in the fourth, sealing a 5 to 2 victory for the Powers.
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Dack
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Leitch
Derby Derby: Pounds Romped to Empire City Triumph
A derby today saw Pounds romped to victory in the mile and a quarter race at Empire City, leading a five-horse field. Second and Rustic followed in a distant pursuit as the favored entrant edged clear.
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Associated Press
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Fmont
Butte Elks Seek Boxing Franchise License
Butte Elks applied to the Silver Bow boxing commission for a license to stage boxing shows. Chairman William Meyer announced the matter would be considered at the commissioners meeting on Tuesday. Fire Department members planned several fights once they receive their charter. The American Legion is currently the county’s sole holder of a fight franchise.
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Silver Bow
Ruth Tops Batting Leaders With .400 Aim
Provo report says Babe Ruth leads baseball batting with a high average near .400 after 1921 feats, while Rogers Hornsby holds a .401 mark. Zack Wheat and Jack Fournier among top hitters. Young and Feeney also prominent.
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New York
Detroit Tigers Beat Boston In Doubleheader
Detroit won both games against Boston 18 to 1 and 4 to 2. Blue and Burke were ejected in the second game. Detroit surged with 10 runs in the first inning of the opener and capitalized on ninth inning hits by Jones and Wingo aided by Boston errors.
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American Women Garner Doubles Title at Olympic Stadium
At Colombe France July 18 the United States beat Great Britain in the women's doubles final 7 5 8 6 as Miss Helen Wills and Mrs George Wightman defeated Mia Kathleen McKane and Mrs Covell. Wills led the American pair with steady brilliance, lifting the tempo after a 5 2 deficit. Covell showed weakness while Wightman faltered at times but remained reliable when needed.
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Chicago Secures Pair of Early Wins
The report notes Chicago winning both games in straight sets. Bell starred with two decisive victories, while Hoon and ERENy ovat contributed to the strong start. Cardinale led strategic plays as the team moved to an unblemished 2-0 record.
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Americans Shatter World Relay Record at Park Timed Games
Americans who could not attend the Olympic trials witnessed a Stamford bridge demonstration. In a series of 11 events, the United States and Britain competed with the Americans delivering a powerful performance in running. Alfred Laconney of Philadelphia led to a victorious American tape after a British fumble in the baton handoff.
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Jimmy Marquis to Twirl for Powers in race
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Jimmy Marquis to pitch for the Powers in a race with the Montana Powers. Mentions consent and eligibility questions and bargains offered Tuesday.
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Powers
Montana
Record Broken by Yankee Girls in Two Contests
The Associated Press reports American women swimmers set world records in the 100 meter freestyle and 100 meter backstroke, with Mariechen Wehselay from Honolulu and Sybil Bauer of Illinois leading. Elizabeth Weeker, Caroline Smith, and Helen Meany advanced in high diving, while Johnny Weissmuller excelled in swimming and Duke Kahanamoku represented the U S in diving. The U S water polo team fell to Belgium amid refereeing controversy. A Paris heat wave disrupted events, with shipping losses and many missing near Ostend, and stormy weather easing later.
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Walker Leonard Off In New Jersey Brawl Fallout
New York dispatch reports promoter pressure and boxing licensing concerns may block a Walker Leonard rematch in New Jersey. The state boxing commission threatens license revocation for involved parties, while talks hinge on a winner agreeing to meet Dave Shade.
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