Bob Up In Fifth To Gather Laurels In Big Company Win
From the third to the fifth the Tig Company boys trailed the Mor tana Powers at Clark park, then erupted for six runs in the fifth to win 11 to 5. Reynolds fanned seven as the Houston AC M club rallied with five hits in the frame, including a Meyerson double and a double steal that keyed the uprising. Guerrero and Duffy homered for the Powers, while Devereaux, Henry and Bloodgood produced key hits for the AC M.
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Webster Edges Smith For Decision In Ten Round Bout
In Ponca City Oklahoma on July 28 Associated Press reports Al Webster of Billings Montana won a ten round decision over Warnie Smith of Bartlesville in a middleweight bout.
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Patchers Stay Hot In Close Lead Over Red Tops
The Capbage Patchers beat the Red Tops 18 to 9 at Hobgen park, keeping a slim lead as the Marquettes eye a pennant. If they win tonight against Blanchards, the title could be theirs with one game left. a loss could trigger a three game series with Cabbage Patch if West Side wins. Cabbage Patch also defeated West Siders 9 to 4, narrowing the gap for third place. The lineup features Schultz, Kelly, Rost, Emerson, Barry, and Cavanaugh for Cabbage Patch, while West Siders rely on Shimmy Crinch on the mound.
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ERDA RESULTS 22 NATIONAL AND AMERICAN LEAGUES BRIEFS
Scores from multiple leagues include Philadelphia defeating St Louis 6 to 4 in 13 innings, Cincinnati besting Brooklyn 4 to 2, Chicago overcoming Washington 5 to 2, Cleveland 6 to 2 over an opponent, and San Francisco routing Seattle 8 to 0. Notable line details mention Red Kelly starting strong and lineups for Gulch-Kelly and West Siders.
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Nd Powers New Players Signings and Roster Changes
Black, a catcher, has been signed by the A. C. M. club and Daywitt, their second string backstop, has been released. The Powers have added O’Neill, an infielder, to the roster.
Shocker from St Louis and 13 innings draw
In a lengthy 13 inning game, Luque and the Reds edged the Dodgers in an errorless duel. Pirates blank Giants as Meadows Smale lead late, while St Louis shocker doubles in the ninth to push past the Browns with late run support. Meyers, Gehrig and Bennett contribute notable hits for New York and St Louis.
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Poison and Pride in Royals: Greb Bet on Flowers to Lose
Frank G. Menke recounts Harry Greb betting on Tiger Flowers to beat him in key bouts. Greb’s bets, including massive stakes on Flowers and self-betting to recoup, backfired as Flowers repeatedly defeated Greb, including the New York title bout where Flowers won and Greb lost both ways.
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Meeting Tonight of Disabled Men in Butte
The Butte chapter of Disabled American Veterans invites all disabled World War veterans to an open meeting at Patriotic Hall in the courthouse tonight at 1:30. The agenda covers 28 amendments to the Reed-Johnson war veterans law of 1924, including extensions of vocational training and care for tubercular veterans. Roy V. Lockwood will report on the recent national convention, with George Timmins as chairman and James Price as adjutant.
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Boxing show postponed due to threatening weather in Cleveland
The boxing program featuring bantamweight champion Charlie Phil Rosenberg and Midget Smith of Chicago was postponed in Cleveland tonight and rescheduled for Friday night. Weather threats prompted the change, as Associated Press reports.
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