Angdes Rally Past Powers in 9 1 at Clark Park
Elmer Liefer started for the Powers and was knocked around as Elmer Swanson and the Anodes behind him built a 9 to 1 lead through six innings at Clark Park. Tom Farrell relieved Liefer and helped limit the rally, but Anacondans held on for the win.
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Umpire Changes Announced Ahead of Sunday's Games
Umpire Nelson is discharged by the commission and Ray Funk of St Paul will replace him for upcoming games. P J Ryan serves as umpire in chief with neutral players assisting. Weiser Dell and Weber comment on retirement and duties. George Matthews Sustains Injury. Shanley calls out on a missed play.
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Berlenbach to defend light heavyweight crown at Yankee Stadium
Paul Berlenbach signed to defend his light heavyweight title against Jack Delaney of Bridgeport at Yankee Stadium on July 17. Dan Hickey and Tex Rickard arranged the deal. MeTigue filed a $2 500 challenge for a rematch with Berlenbach.
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Fremont Cubs Triumph Over Aluminum Streeters in Junior Baseball
Fremont Cubs defeated Aluminum Streeters 86 to 132 in a junior game yesterday afternoon. Pat McCurdy and Bob Bechold pitched for the Streeters, while Kell ar O'Connor and Ray O'Connor starred for Fremont.
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National League action as New York tops Brooklyn 8 to 4
New York defeated Brooklyn 8 to 4 marking a second straight win over the Robins and a fifth consecutive victory this season. Meusel hit two homers off Grimes, with Lindstrom also going deep as the Giants remain undefeated against Brooklyn.
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O'Rourke's ninth inning homer lifts Tigers over Cubs
Detroit edges Chicago 8 to 6 in the opening game of the series as O'Rourke homers after Doyle doubles. Neun scores ahead of O'Rourke on the fence ball in left field, with Kamm and others contributing in a late rally.
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Pacific Coast League baseball at Portland summary
Portland hosts the Pacific Coast League game with Boston defeating Philadelphia 6 to 3. Batting highlights include Burns and Rice delivering two base hits and Williams belting a home run. College baseball results feature Minnesota edging Notre Dame 3 to 2 and Army routing Navy 13 to 7.
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Unclear OCR Sports Standings List
A fragment lists city names with numbers and percentages across leagues including Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Chicago and others. The incomplete data appears to be a standings or scoring table from an American or National association without full context.
Baseball box score fragment with multiple pitchers and hitters
The record notes scoring events and strikeouts: Maranville and Brooks credited with catching or batting actions, Barnhart and Grimm hit home runs. Pitchers Alexander, Aldridge, Cooper, Bush, Kaufmann tallied strikeouts and hits in varied innings.
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Stecher Expected to Be Cleared of Assault Charge
St Louis report states technical assault with intent to kill against Nebraska wrestler Joe Stecher likely to be dismissed at June 10 hearing. Zbyszko says he is in excellent health aside from slight stiffness after Saturday bout. Stecher was arrested and released on bond as a precaution amid reports of injuries from scissors grip.
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City swimming championships at Y M C A pool
The second annual city championships will be held at the Y M C A pool from June 29 to July 2. Five divisions compete with ten to eighteen year olds and adults. Gold silver and bronze medals awarded. ribbons for top three. Entries via Mel Clevett at the Y M C A.
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Aluminum Cubs Triumph Over Young Bumps 24 to 9
The Aluminum Cubs defeated the Young Bumps 24 to 9 in seven innings at Nevada street grounds. Battery for the Cubs was R. O Connor and McCarthy. Dallas and Waterman pitched for the Bumps.
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Rosenberg Stops Pettingill in Second Round
Charles Phil Rosenberg the New York bantamweight champion knocks out R Pettingill of New Orleans in the second round of a 10 round bout in Covington Kentucky Rosenberg led throughout and registered several knockdowns in the victory.
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Phil” Rosenberg
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Ruth Fails to Hit in First 1909 Return Versus Senators
Babe Ruth, back in the Yankees lineup after illness, went hitless in his first appearance of the year against the Washington Senators. He made two notable fielding plays including a running catch, drew a walk, and was later replaced by Veach to avoid overexertion in the opening game.
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YMCA Announces Summer Gym and Swim Schedule Change
The Y M C A physical department adds summer periods to all gym and swim classes. A Mothers and Daughters class begins today for women with young daughters. Classes run on Tuesday and Thursday with updated times for many groups including Noon and Evening Business Men and Ladies classes. Special swimming, diving, and life saving instruction will be offered across the schedule.
Greb Gains Newspaper Decision Over Buck in Louisville Bout
Louisvilles Soldier Buck fights hard in a 10 round clash with Harry Greb of Pittsburgh. Greb secures a newspaper decision to retain the world middleweight title in a tense bout at Louisville.
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Worker’s Device Wins Him $1,000
D F Denham, a Laurel Mississippi lawyer employed by a lumber company, wins the annual 1000 prize from lumber manufacturers for an invention that holds square logs perfectly straight while being cut in a gang saw.
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Miners Club Cuts Rosters To League Limit
The A C M clubs reduced rosters to 15 by June 1 with Dewey McGeehan and Bill Lang dropped by the Big Company club Sweeney and Domitrovich released from Powers Anaconda boy. Clarks now at 15 men. prospect of Lasley Tesrau Escallier Lea ver joining the staff noted.
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