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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1925
Page
6
The Anaconda Smelterites lost to A C M 4-3 despite early lead as Lasley held firm on the mound and Anodes left 11 men on base. Trembley homered and doubled, Zienke and Rolfe doubled or tripled, while Shanley and McKain doubled for Anaconda.
Joe Novak formerly of Butte set a new Berkeley Country Club course record with 67 three under par last week. He carded six birdies and a 40 foot putt aided his target as the previous pro best stood at 72.
In Newark, July 30, Associated Press reports young Bob Fitzsimmons scored his 12th straight knockout by stopping Chilean heavyweight Quintin Romero in the third round of a two round match. Fitzsimmons weighed 185 pounds to Romero’s 197.
The Philadelphia Athletics beat the St. Louis Browns 8 to 3 to maintain a slim edge over Washington in the American League pennant race as the Senators also won. Bush left the game in the ninth inning. The visitors collected 13 hits including a homer, a triple and three doubles. Walberg was credited with six hits allowed. Ken Williams extended his homer streak to 23 with a second-inning shot into the right field bleachers.
Detroit defeats New York 9 6 as Ruth drives his tenth homer with Combs aboard in the ninth. O'Rourke adds a Tiger homer, Blue shines at first with six assists, and Collins notes a solid mound effort amid Pennock’s rough early innings. Coveleskie early lead seals Cleveland win. Washington sweeps Cleveland behind Coveleskie’s twelfth win. Chicago and Boston split a July 20 doubleheader with White Sox taking game one and Boston game two. Cvengros exits early and Robertson dominates late in game two.
Dazzy Vance struck out 17 and sparked Brooklyn to a 4 to 3 ten inning victory over St. Louis. Vance added three hits including a tenth inning run scoring single after Deberry walked, with Brooklyn’s win narrowing the National League standings.
Berlin officials probe allegations that American runners Loren Murchison and Charles Paddock took money from promoters during Berlin races. Medals won at Stamford Bridge are withheld pending US and English amateur unions’ review. German promoters report paying fees and expenses while critics say the Americans did not exhibit amateur conduct.
National results include Boston 6 over Chicago 3 and New York 6 over Cincinnati 5 with Brooklyn 4 St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 6 over Pittsburg 3. American play shows Chicago 3 7 over Boston 1 10 and Cleveland 1 over Detroit 9, New York over St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 8. Association listings note Minneapolis 9 Louisville 0, St Paul 4 Indianapolis 9, Milwaukee 8 Columbus 5. Toledo Kansas City postponed due to rain with a double header tomorrow.
Struck out by Alexander twice and Benton twice. Hits numbered by Jones four in 3 1-3 and Alexander eight in 3 2-3. Bush allowed two hits in 1. Passed ball by Gonzales twice and Gibson once.
J. H. Taylor, veteran British golfer of international fame, becomes the first man to ace a hole in one in a major tournament, achieving the feat at the recent British Open. Photo shows him driving during the tourney.
Jack Dempsey heads to Salt Lake City and Los Angeles rather than wait for the New York commission to sign for a 1926 bout with Harry Wills. He says Promoter Tex Rickard will handle tomorrow’s meeting, while he resolves his split with manager Jack Kearns and plans future bouts before facing Wills or Tunney. Fitzsimmons hopes to finalize a Michigan City match in September with several contenders under consideration.
In Buenos Aires on July 20 Luis Firpo the Argentine heavyweight says he is anxious for a rematch with Jack Dempsey and dislikes the proposed Dempsey Wills bout. He cables Dempsey asking that the Wills fight be avoided and states he will train fully for a 1926 rematch.
New York July 20 Johnny Dundee former featherweight champion outpointed Johnny Leonard in an 11 round bout at Queensboro stadium. Dundee scored a first round knockdown and controlled the fight with steady jabbing leaving Leonard with multiple facial cuts.
Jack Dempsey arrived in Chicago on the way to Los Angeles and said Tex Rickard could close the Harry Wills match without a New York athletic commission appearance.
Hollywood July 20 The California boxing commission bars Dave Shade from fighting Frank Schoel in San Francisco on August unless Shade agrees to meet Mickey Walker in Vernon on September 26. The ruling came at a late meeting.
Berlin dispatch says a Polish torpedo boat exploded in Danzig harbor, killing three and wounding fifteen, according to an agency report from Berlin dated July 20.
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