Clarks and A C M Clash in Tight Mines League Game
The Clarks and A C M dueled in Clark Park with Schwartz earning his fourth win for A C M and Bowers pitching well for Clark. A C M piled 16 hits and scored in four innings while Clark’s nine players produced bursts, but timely hits by Callaghan Tremblay and Olney kept the thriller close throughout the two hour six minute contest.
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Charley
Schwartz
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Peewee
Pacific Coast League results and box scores
Summary of two doubleheaders and related games across Salt Lake San Francisco and Stockton. Vernon versus Salt Lake with Bryan Whitney Singleton Cook pitching. Seattle and San Francisco clocked scores with Fussell Domo vich etc. Oakland Sacramento contests list Krause Pruett Eyre Canfield Shea Wachenfeld and Boehler Read Vinci Martin Hughes Shea.
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R. H. E. Vernon
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Peters
Stockton
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Eyre C. Canfield
BE. Shea
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Boehler
Read
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Martin
Hughes
M. Shea
Reds Noge Giants In Final Inning
The Reds rallied in the ninth to edge the New York Giants 6 to 4 in New York. Virgil Barnes struggled after eight innings, yielding four hits and three walks as Scott closed out the win for Cincinnati. the Pirates gained a half game on the Giants.
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New York
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Virgil Barnes
Scott
Reds
Pirates
Duffy's Charges Force Anacondans To Cellar In Thrilling 6-3 Game
A crowd watched an eagerly contested baseball duel at Anaconda athletic field. Erickson and McIvor each struck out eight as the Angdes edged the Anodes 6-3 in nine innings. Ridings hit a homer and Shanley tripled to spark the comeback, with three errors aiding the scoring. Time 1 hour 43 minutes. Umpire Funk.
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Anaconda
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Anodes
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Morton
Scott
Schorr
Bill
Mathews
Ryan
Taylor
Baker
Sells
Leavers
Shanley
Tucker
Allen
Mclivor
Ein Mathews
Butte Country Club Mixed Foursome Round One Completed
The first round of the annual mixed foursome event at Butte Country Club ended yesterday afternoon with 46 pairs. Results show Dosenbach and Murphy defeating Crocker and Angell by default, Finlen and Gallwey defeating Christie and Parker, Kilroy and Cohan defeating Oakes and Perham, White and Morgan defeating Keane and Thomas, Cochrane and Gaines defeating Simons and Orton, Kilroy and Merkle defeating Gaines and Cochrane, Frank and Keane defeating Kremer and Tuohy, and Harris and O’Farrell defeating Hayes and Clark.
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Butte Country Club
Dosenbach
Murphy
Pneumonia Fatal Ends Pepper Martin Career in New York
Vincent Pepper Martin of Brooklyn, once a major contender for world featherweight and junior lightweight titles, died of pneumonia in a Long Island City hospital after a brief illness. He had recent losses to Mike Ballerino and a long career with notable bouts at Madison Square Garden and Queensboro Stadium.
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New York
Vincent “Pepper” Martin
Brooklyn
Long Island City
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Mike Ballerino
Queensboro Stadium
Babe Herman
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Dundee
Jack Bernstein
Carl Duane
Mickey Brown
Allentown
Johnny Leonard
Ballerin
Athletics Triumph In 10 Inning Battle At St Louis
In a 12 to 8 ten inning win over Philadelphia, the Athletics snap the Browns six game streak. Manager Siler extends his hitting streak to 20 games with a fifth inning single and a home run. Lamotte errors, Lamotte’s mishap and a clutch ninth inning homer by Simmons shape the dramatic extra inning victory.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Browns
Siler
Lamotte
Athletics
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Rice
Simmons
Ruether Wins as Senators Avert Cleveland Loss
Washington gains a 4 to 2 victory over Cleveland as Ruether outpitched Karr. Key ninth inning scoring comes after Judge doubles and Bluege Ruel and Ruether singles amid a misplayed ball. Also reports German press ions on American sprinters Padock and Murchison profiting from events in Berlin and other cities.
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Fewster
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C Lutske
Spurgeon
H Klugman
Tigers Clout Yankee Pitchers In Big Win
Detroit toppled four New York pitchers for 22 hits to win 18 to 12 in a second straight victory. Geh rig and Heisman homered, Holloway and Doyle relieved Leonard but the Tigers kept the lead with steady hitting throughout the game.
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Tigers
Associated Press
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New York
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Heisman
Holloway
Doyle
Leonard
Tiger
French Defeat Dutch in Davis Cup Playoff
In Noorwijk on July 19 the French Davis Cup doubles duo Rene La Coste and Jacques Brugnon defeated Dutch pair M. Van Lenep and Diemer Kool 6 1 6 3 6 8 6 4. The French won two singles matches on Saturday to eliminate Holland and advance to face the victors in the American zone.
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Rene la Coste
Jacques Brugnon
M. van Lenep
Diemer Kool
Sherdel Shuts Out Robins For 2 0 Victory
Sherdel of St Louis tossed a two run shutout as Brooklyn managed six hits. Grimes took the loss amid a third inning rally sparked by Flack's triple and Shinners' single with Bottomley's second homer of the series in the fourth. Dodgers score only once in three days. Batted for Ford in ninth Ran for Haylor in Ninth. Box: ST LOUIS 200 000 000 2 Brooklyn 000 000 000 0. Two base hit Grimes Three base hit Flack Home run Bottomley Sacrifice Shinners. Double plays Stock Ford Fournier Grimes Ford Stock. Bases on balls Sherdel 4 Grimes 2. Struck out Grimes 2.
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Rosenberg to Meet Shea in Title Bout
Charley Phil Rosenberg world bantamweight champion of New York will defend against Eddie Shea from Chicago in a 15 round title fight at the New York velodrome next Wednesday. Shea is a tough, relentless pivot fighter with a hard jaw while Rosenberg relies on the left jab and defensive skill. The 118 pound limit complicates Rosenberg's comeback as he typically fights at 122 to 124 pounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Metropolitan
Charley
Phil) Rosenberg
Eddie Shea
Mite
Chicago
Shea
Rosenberg
National clay courts doubles title won in straight sets
St Louis reports Harvey Snodgrass and Welter Wesbrook of Los Angeles defeated William T. Tilden and A L Wiener in straight sets 6 1 6 2 to capture the national clay courts doubles title. A note adds harness and saddles are declining globally with US shipments down in May versus January.
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Harvey Snodgrass
Welter Wesbrook
Los Angeles
Wiliam T. Tilden
A. L. Wiener
Pitcher William Sherdel Masters Slow Curve In Big Leagues
Baseball writers note William Sherdel of the St. Louis Cardinals thrives with a slow ball as his key weapon in his eighth big league season. Despite three weak early years and a cellar finish, Sherdel’s efficiency could place him among enduring winners if his pace holds.
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William Sherdel
St. Louis Cardinals
Modest Bill
Bill
Cardinals
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