Anaconda Standard Recaps Anodes and Powers Tilt
In a chilly Clark Park clash the Powers defeated the Anodes 14 to 8, moving into a tie for first as Pitts struggled against the Tuckmen. Lefty Ryan and Ceci Sern sparked noisy moments while Hook Corey started on the mound for the Tuckmen and Power hitters fueled a wide rally.
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Anaconda Standard
Anodes
Cole-Pitts
Montana Powers
Clark Lot
Powers
Colo Pitta
Warker
Electric Out
Clark
Ryan
Ceci Sern
Anaconda
Smeller City
Corey
Tuckmen
Pitt
Pitts
McComas
Melivor
Corry
Power Rampage
Allen
Willis
Cullen
S. Ryan
Pilla
Emery
Foley
Clynes
Evans
McGlone
Tucker
Correy
Trahern
Mclivor
Days He's Responsible for Willard's Comeback
Gene Doyle former publicity agent for Jess Willard filed in New York a suit for 12000 dollars claiming remuneration for services that prompted Willard to attempt a comeback after 1919. Willard received summons just before a Milk Fund bout in New York as he began light training for a July 7 bout with Luis Firpo and planned travel to Wichita and New York.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Gene Doyle
Jess Willard
New York
Doyle
Willard
Jack Dempsey
Floyd Johnson
Milk Fund
Hollywood American Legion Stadium
Luis Firpo
Wichita
Kan
Races Result From Columbus and Indianapolis Scores
The report lists Columbus leading Minneapolis 8 to 4, Indianapolis trailing Kansas City 7 to 11, and Toledo 3 to 5 against St Paul with Milwaukee Louisville races postponed.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee-Louisville
Today’s games slate across leagues with multiple matchups
National League games include Brooklyn at Poston New York at Philadelphia Pittsburg at St. Louis Chicago at Cincinnati. American League schedules feature St. Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Philadelphia at Washington Beaton at New York.
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League
Brooklyn
Poston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
American League
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington Beaton
Boston
Philadelphia American
Philadelphia É
Vevnen
St Louis
Washington
Amfprican Association
Kansas City
Paul
Stone
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis Meseanve
Pacteic Coast Leagte
San Francisco
Cvariae
Sacramento Eereree
Portland Eee
Vernon Ee
Salt Lake
Tos Angeles
Seattle
Aeenee
Oakland
Kilbane Defends Feather Title Today at Polo Grounds
New York June 1 Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland the world featherweight champion for 11 years defends his title tomorrow afternoon at the Polo Grounds in a 15 round bout with Eugene Criqui of France the European champion Criqui a war veteran enters with 22 straight KO victories Kilbane received about 190000 for the fight preliminaries precede the main event starting around 230 pm EST Kid Kaplan of Connecticut and Babe Horman of California meet in the eight round semi final
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New York
Johnny Kilbane
Clevelord
Polo Grounds
Eugene Criqui
France
Europe
Criqui
United States
Kilbane
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meridian
Conn
Babe Horman
Los Angeles
Four Training Punching Bags For Gibbons Ahead Of Dempsey Fight
CAMP SHELBY June 1 Four kinds of punching bags will get Tom Gibbons in tune to battle Jack Dempsey for the heavyweight title July 4. The styles are human sand springs and air with Dempsey chin illustrations. Gibbons will use about 1,500 pounds of human heavies including Jack Clifford Bud Gorman Joe Burke and more to form his shock absorbing unit. Also three leather absorbers and air filled bags will aid speed and distance practice as he shifts pace for the champ.
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Shelby
Mont
Tom Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Gibbons
Jack Clifford
St. Paul
Bud Gorman
Racine
Wis
Joe Burke
Detroit
Jimmy Delaney
Harry Foley
Little Rock
Ark
Martin Moore
Minneapolis
Sammy Mandell
Bud Tavior
Chicago
Whileibbons
Mike
Meaderville and Williamsburg meet at Timber Butte grounds
Independent league game between Meaderville and Williamsburg will be played at the Timber Butte grounds half a block from the No 9 car line. Meaderville aims to stay in first place with a win while Williamsburg hopes to boost its standing weather permitting the game will start promptly at 6 30.
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Meaderville
Williamsbur
Timber Butte
Williamsburgs
Bays
Tts
OConnell Star Of Giants Slugfest In Philadelphia
New York crushed Philadelphia 22 to 8 as the Giants scored in every inning setting a modern big league record. Center fielder Jimmy O Connell contributed three doubles a homer and a single in six at bats and eight chances in the field. Four local pitchers were hit hard by the barrage.
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Associated Press
Hiladelphia
New York
Philadelphia
Giants
Jimmy O'Connell
Giant
R. H. E. New York
St Louis edges Pittsburgh in 11 innings for second straight win
The Associated Press reports St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in a marathon 11 inning game. Hamilton and Pfeffer pitched well after the first inning in a sharp duel. Stock drove in the deciding run on Ainsmiths fly to Carey as St Louis pulled ahead late.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
St. Louis Today
Pittsburg
Hamilton
Pfeffer
Stock
Ainsmith
Carey
R. H. E. Pittebure
Kunz
Gooch
Boston Defeats Brooklyn 11 6 in Second Series Game
Boston tops Brooklyn 11 to 6 as Southworth Wheat and Felix hit inside the park homers with men aboard. Southworth left due to a knee injury. Brooklyn lines: 200 300 010. Boston: 323 4 200. Batteries Dickerman Decatur Cadore Taylor Genewich O Neil.
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Associated Press
Boston
Brooklyn
Southworth
Wheat
Felix
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Dickerman
Decatur
Cadore
Taylor
Genewich
O'Neil
Reds Gain Sixth Straight, Edge Cubs 6 3 In Cincinnati
Cincinnati wins its fifth straight, beating Chicago 6 to 3 as Grantham collects four hits including a homer to right center. Bohne and Caveney shine in the field while the Reds avoid errors for the fourth consecutive game. Aldridge OFarrell and Couch Hargrave are the batteries.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Reds
Cubs
Couch
Bohne
Caveney
Grantham
Chicago
Aldridge
O'Farrell
Keck and Hargrave
Two Records Shattered In Western Conference Finals
Western Conference outdoor track and field preliminaries at Ann Arbor saw two records fall as De Hart Hubbard of Cincinnati set a 25 feet 1% inch running broad jump mark and Milton Angier of Illinois surpassed his own javelin record with 198 feet 10% inches. Michigan leads Illinois with 329 athletes from 17 Midwest universities competing for tomorrow’s titles.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Midwest
Ferry Field
Michigan
Illinois
Notre Dame
Missouri
Drake
Washington
St. Louis
Michigan Aggies
Earlham
Western Michigan State Normal
de Hart Hubbard
Cincinnati
Carl Johnson
Milton Angier
Ilinois
Murphy leads field in 1923 auto race standings
Indianapolis June 1 Jimmy Murphy tops the 1923 AAA championship with 1070 points after earning 270 for a third place in the 6500 mile race. Milton 800, Hartz 620, Hill 360, Hearne 302, De Palma 140, Elliott 131, Corum 90, Cooper 50, Decistra 35. Previous races include Los Angeles and Fresno. next points race is July 4 in Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
W. D. Edenburn
American Automobile Association
Jimmy Murphy
Milton
Wilcox
Hartz
Hill
Hearne
de Palma
Elliott
Corum
Cooper
Decistra
Los Angeles Speedway
Fresno
Murphy
Kansas City
Colored Boy Sure He’ll Meet Dempsey
New York reports Harry Wills and manager Paddy Mullins took literally Jack Kearns promise that Wills would meet Dempsey next if he is champion after facing Tom Gibbons. The state boxing commission is understood to prepare a decision on holding the bout in the state as Wills begins training today.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry Wills
Paddy Mullins
Jack Kearns
Dempsy
Wills
Tom Gibbons
State Boxing Commission
Coast League results from San Francisco and Seattle
In San Francisco, R. H. B. OTR lines up with players including Ben Francioso and Kremer, Baker, Shea, Courtney, McWeeny, Buckley, Yelle, and Agnew handling batteries. Seattle-Salt Lake game postponed due to wet grounds in Seattle.
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San Francisco
R. H. B. Otr
Ben Francioso
Kremer
Baker
Shea
Courtney
McWeeny
Buckley
Yelle
Agnew
Seattle-Salt Lake
Seattle
Phillies Take Doubleheader From Washington. Yankees Stopped by Boston
Philadelphia wins 7–4 and 4–2 in a doubleheader, moving to second in the American League. In the New York game, Boston edges the Yankees 9–5 as Jack Quinn defeats New York, halting Ruth’s 21 game hit streak with Harris and Flagstead delivering homerun support.
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Bry
Associated Presse
Ashington
Washington
Heimach
Bryan Harris
Russell
R. H. FE
Perkins
Zachary
Brillheart
Zahnizer
Halynesworth
Gharrity
B. Harris
Russell and Ruel
Associated Press
New York
New York Yankees
Jack Quinn
Boston
Quinn
Yankees
Ruth
Pipp
Harris
Flagstead
R. H. EB
St Louis routs Chicago as they fall to cellar position
St Louis defeated Chicago 8 to 5, driving Robertson from the mound in the second inning after a five run start. Ted Blankenship saved by Mack and Schalk. Shocker struggled but held in key moments with solid fielding support. Batteries were Shocker Severeid for Chicago and Robertson Blankenship Mack for St Louis.
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Associated Press
Chicago
St. Louis
Robertson
T. Blankenship
Mack
Schalk
Graham
Triple play fails to save Detroit in 17-4 loss to Cleveland
Detroit pitchers yielded 16 hits and 11 walks as Cleveland exploded for 17 runs. Holloway Rigney and Blue started a third inning triple play, the first in the American league this season, but could not prevent Detroit from being routed. Uhle and O Neill kept the Tigers at bay while Hollloway Olsen Collins Francis and Bassler shared mound duties.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Holloway
Rigney
Blue
Cleveland
R. H. E. Cleveland
Uhle
O'Neill
Olsen
Collins
Francis
Baasler
Dream of Western Athletes to Compete
Pullman Wash June 1 With about 75 athletes from eight colleges and universities of the Pacific coast and Northwest conferences the intercollegiate track and field meet begins tomorrow. Rain improved the half mile cinder track notes Dr J F Bohler western teams strong in field events challenge University of California coach Walter Christy predicts tougher competition than in Philadelphia. Teams entered include California Idaho Oregon Oregon Aggies Washington Washington State Montana and Whitman.
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Associated Press
Pullman
Wash
Northwest
J. F. Bohler
Washington State College
Walter Christy
University of California
Philadelphia
California
Idaho
Oregon
Oregon Aggies
Washington
Washington State
Montana
Whitman
Anodes Cruise Past Black Specs 13-1 in Smelter City Tilt
The Anodes defeated the Black Specs 13 to 1 at Anaconda athletic field, moving Smelterites into a tie for second. Higbee led with three triples, Juney supported with key hits, while Janey limited the Specs to seven hits and no walks.
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Anodes
Black Specs
Anaconda Athletic Field
Smelterites
Cole-Pitts
Anaconda
Higbee
Sells
Emmanuel
Clark
Rolfe
Juney
Guyer
Slab
Caruthers
Maddox
Reed
Oneeese
Stuth
Clark Higbee
Janey
Mattick
Leonard
Guydas
Jney
American golfers win marathon in England
Lytham England June 1 Gene Sarazen American open golf champion today won the northern professional golf championship with an aggregate score of 290 for the 72 holes played. Walter Hagen American holder of the British open title finished second with 292.
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Associated Press
Lytham
England
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
McTigue Carpentier Bout Postponed to August 11
The scheduled July 14 fight between Mike McTigue and Georges Carpentier was postponed to August 11 by Tex Rickard at the request of Carpentier due to a hand injury.
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Associated Press
New York
Mike McTigue
Georges Carpentier
Tex Rickard
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