Anodes Pound Out 7-2 Win Over A C M
The Montana Specs defeated the Powers 7 to 2 at Clark Park with a fourth inning barrage. Bill Melvor homered twice and Carmody cleared the bases with a grand slam as Marquis and Babb limited the Powers to two runs.
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Cullen
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PO McGeehan
Eeran
Chisholm
Anodes tie Mines lead with 7 2 win over A C M squad
Delaney drove in runs in the third and fifth innings as the Anodes defeated the A C M squad 7 to 2, widening their Mines league lead to one full game. Goleman had three hits in four trips, Janey pitched eight strikeouts, and Tremblay closed the game with a late rally fading at the plate for Clark.
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Seaane
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Vesey
Varytre
Wrattenibes
Troeh Dominates Portland Trap Title With 49 Breaks
Portland shooter Frank M. Troeh captures the G. L. Becker diamond medal by breaking 49 of 50 in the final trap, securing permanent possession after repeated wins. Teammate J E Troeh Jr. joins in on a strong team showing as Oregon and Washington rivals vie for prizes.
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Forest Grove
Oregon
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Wash
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A. Schultz
Billings
Montana
A. W. Strowger
C. C. Folett
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J. J. Law
H. J. Brown
B. J. West
Frank Troeh
Duluth seeks 1924 amateur oarsmen regatta bid
Duluth Minnesota announced it will bid to host the 1924 national association of amateur oarsmen regatta, with officials confirming the bid on July 29.
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Giants Meet Tonight in Open Air Boxing Card at Clark Park
Crowd of about 4,000 expected for open air show in Butte with main event Texas Jack McCarthy 204 pounds of Texas vs Tiny Jim Herman 218 pounds of Omaha. Semi windups feature Dixie La Hood 118 pounds of Butte vs Walt Hart 118 pounds of Salt Lake, plus Lew Fontana 125 pounds of Butte vs Dick Coady 124 pounds of Tucson. Curtain raiser Bill Bate 133 pounds of Butte vs Kid Wildfire 130 pounds of Butte.
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Omaha
Jack McCarthy
Texas
Dixie le Hood
Butte
Walt Hart
Salt Lake
Lew Fontana
Dick Coady
Tuscon, Ariz
Bill Bate
Kid Wildfire
Clark Park
American Legion
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Tiny Jim Herman
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Dixie la Hood
Bute
Baseball matchups listed for today in National and American Leagues
National League games include Brooklyn at St Louis Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburg. American League slate features St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Boston and Chicago at New York.
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Louis
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Kansas City
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Ron
San Francisco
Sacramento Ee
Portland Sree
GOAT LEAGUE RESULTS AND BOX SCORES UPDATE
Summary from Los Angeles and Portland games lists first and second games with batterymen and players named, including Baker, Hu hes, Thomas, Wallace, Hannah, Bald, Kremer, Read, Crandall, Byler, Gardner, Yaryan, Harrison, Daly, Blake, Tobin, Schroe der, Sutherland, Onslow. Also notes AMERICAN ASSOCIATION standings and boxing night with Hart vs La Hood, Doc Flynn as third man, and near sellout ringside and ladies invited.
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R. H. E. Oseisd
Aides Devalgakion Ct
Baker
Hu Hes
Thomas
Wallace
Hannah
Baldwin
R. H. B. Coo
Icr
Kremer
Read
Crandall and Byler
Portland
Seattle
Gardner
Yaryan
Harrison
Daly
R. H.E
Estes
Eeaaie
Blake and
Tobin
Schroeder
Sutherland
Onslow
Williams Goes Deep Twice in Phillies Win over St Louis
Cy Williams homered twice with men on base to lift Philadelphia over St Louis 6 2 in the afternoon game. Flack added a solo shot as the Phillies clinched the series three games to one.
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Cy’’ Williams
Philadelphia
Williams
Flack
Phillies
Glasner and Wilson
Doak
Barfoot
McCurdy
Washington Beats Detroit 11 to 1 in Baseball Showdown
Washington defeated Detroit 11 to 1 as Mogridge pitched well and led at the plate with a triple, a double, and a single in four trips. Pillette started for Detroit and Cole struggled, yielding the loss while Bassler and Woodall shared catching duties.
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Mosridge
Bassler
Woodall
Ruel
Yankees and White Sox Split Twin Bill in New York
The Yankees and White Sox split a doubleheader in New York. First game ended 2 to 3 with Chicago taking the win on an eighth inning error by Scott, while the second game saw New York win 8 to 2 behind solid hitting and strong pitching.
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Cincinnati Reds Strain As Pirates Close In On Standings
New York July 25 Cincinnati cracked under strain in the National League last week, losing ground to the Pirates who moved within a half game of the Reds while Cincinnati kept pace with New York. The Pirates won three and lost one, while New York built a five game edge in the American League with five wins and one loss. The Indians and Browns were also active as Chicago fielding improved with only one error noted for the period.
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Australians win in doubles at Davis Cup play in New Jersey
Australians J. Anderson and J. R. Hawkes defeated Hawaii pair W. N. Ecklund and Bowie Dietrick in straight sets at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club in South Orange New Jersey. The scores were 6-0 8-6 7-5.
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South Orange
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