Powers topple A C M in 9 to 4 victory at Clark Park
Bill McIvor led the Powers hitters with three singles and three RBIs as they defeated A C M 9 to 4. Bill Lasley took the loss for A C M while Neil Callaghan opened the scoring with a two base hit and Doc Tremblay drove in a run on a sacrifice fly.
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National and American League Scores and Standings Report
National games show Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 3 New York 9 Cincinnati 7 St Louis 1. Three games on schedule. American results New York 4 3 Washington 7 4 Detroit 6 Chicago 8 St Louis 6 Cleveland 11. Three games scheduled. Association Toledo 6 2 Columbia 2 3 Louisville 3 4 Indianapolis 4 0 One 3 4 Kansas City Minneapolis 4 St Paul 5.
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Pittsburg Gains Game Over Giants in NL Clash
Pittsburg defeated Chicago 6 to 4 to pull a full game ahead of New York as Vic Aldridge limited his former team to seven scattered hits while two homers accounted for all the opponents runs. Adams and Freigan homered for Chicago while Melvor and Hartnett hit for the Pirates.
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Lefty Erickson Trips in Ninth to Win Kin of Mine League
Lefty Erickson struck out 10 and delivered a three bagger in the ninth to beat the Clarks 6 to 5 after a tense tie. Rodda homered and Robertson doubled as the Angdes built a late lead before Erickson's decisive blast.
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Walby Suffers Ankle Break In Sprint To Second
Gene Walby ex Anode catcher now with the Powers broke his ankle while attempting to steal second in the third inning after Mortons hit to short. He was carried off and taken to Murray's hospital. Ray Molle returned to the lineup at short and anchored the Power infield.
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Lima Wins Great Game 2 to 1 in Ten Inning Marathon
Lima edged the Pocatello Back Shop 2 to 1 after ten innings in a dramatic contest. Pocatello led with a second inning run, Lima tied in the fourth, and the finishing run came in the tenth. Ellsworth allowed seven hits for Pocatello while Gosman yielded six for Lima. Jenkins walked three and hit a batter.
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Vance Shuts Out Giants as Robins Sweep West
Dazzy Vance dominated at Ebbets Field with eight strikeouts and four singles allowed, guiding the Brooklyn Robins to a 3 to 0 victory over the New York Giants. McGraw used three pitchers in the shutout effort.
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Reds Wallop Cardinals in Big Win at Cincinnati
Cincinnati devastated St. Louis 7 to 1 as Rixey spun a brilliant game with strong support while Sotheron struggled with runners on base.
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Snell-DeFoe Title Bout Ends In Controversial No Decision
In Great Falls Doe Snell of Tacoma and Billy DeFoe of St Paul fought a 12 round bout. Referee Jim Moran awarded the victory to Snell on a foul in the tenth but forced the pair to finish the rounds. Sports writer Frank G. Menke, visiting, notes DeFoe led until the foul call and Moran offered no decision after the final bell.
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Dosenbach Murphy Win Mixed Foursome at Butte Club
The golf season’s top event ends with Mrs Edna Dosenbach and Fred Murphy defeating Mrs Harry Cochrane and Fred Gaines 7 5 in the Butte Country Club mixed foursome. Semi finals saw Cochrane Gaines 2 1 over Fran Kean while Dosenbach Murphy won 1 up over White Morgan.
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Butte Edges Anaconda In Nassau Golf Flight
About 50 players from Butte and Anaconda competed in Nassau flight at the Butte Country Club with Butte scoring 29 and Anaconda 28 to win by a single point. A return match is set for Sept. 20 in Anaconda.
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St Louis Beats Cincinnati in Low-Scoring Game
Two base hits by Critz and Bell, three-base hits by Walker, Critz, and stolen bases from Critz Caveney Sack Roush Holke Rixey Har. Double play by Caveney and Holke. Pitching: Sotheron allowed 9 in 7. Stuart 1 in 1. Others not scheduled.
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Senators Defeat Yankees in Doubleheader Action
Washington Senators win both ends of a July doubleheader in New York 7 to 4 and 4 to 3 in 11 innings the second game. Mc Nelly drives in Peckinpaugh for the late winner as Dugan departs with a knee injury. Coveletkie extends to 13 straight wins in the first game while Bluege hits a homer and other stars contribute in a tight two game set.
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Indians Trim Browns In Cleveland Victory
Cleveland defeated the Browns 11 to 6 in St. Louis, closing the teams long home stand. The Browns went 17-10 at home since June, with their latest loss extending the skid.
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Tuberculosis Question Tied to Egg Hypothesis, Report Says
Dr W J Rowlands of Lon contends tuberculosis risk linked to eggs from hens in a Constantin Ecuador context while noting a new railway project is under construction in the same region.
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