Clarks Hit and Win in Seventh Upset A C M
The Clarks overtook A C M 7 to 4 in Chariton, seizing first place as a late seventh inning rally swung the game. Keeley singled, a squeeze play tied the score, and Chariton surged ahead with hits and errors by A C M, ending with Bowers striking out to seal the win.
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Ricker Leaves Butte as Mines League Notes Transfers
Mines League reports Lefty Ricker will not return to Butte for now after his release by Jimmy Charlton following a Texas league signing. Clark manager Gau l confirms Ricker’s move while Eddie Rathjen signs, with Coleman expected to bolster the Clark roster. Delbarba may shift infield roles as Rathien returns and Keeley and Martin fill other spots.
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Mike Dugzy
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Rathien
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Meaderville to Play at Bozeman on Sunday
The Meaderville independent team will travel to Bozeman next Sunday to meet the Bozeman nine. Manager Rivet leads the trip with early morning auto departure and a return game is planned here within a week or two. Meaderville released McAlpin Roberts and Kall and signed J Bullivan as catcher.
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Gibbons and Tunney Sign For Champ Bout
St Paul light heavyweight Tom Gibbons accepts terms through manager Eddie Kane for a championship bout with Gene Tunney in New York. The match was set for June after Gibbons recent victory over Georges eee of France.
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Minn
Tom Gibbons
Georges Eee
France
Termes
Lddie Kane
Chicago
Gore Tunney
New York
Giants Sweep Brooklyn in Twin Bill
New York tops Brooklyn 9 to 2 in the first game and 8 to 2 in the second, with Nehf pitching nine innings in the opener and a homer by Jackson in the nightcap. Brooklyn bats quiet as New York pulls ahead in both halves of the doubleheader.
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Brooklyn
Nehf
Reuther
Bentley
Jackson
Kelly
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Nehl
Snyder
Greene
Osborne
Deberry
Derby at Epsom draws British betting frenzy
London reports a Derby field of about 30 three-year-olds for the mile and a half race at Epsom Downs with vast public interest and huge wagers. Favorite Diophon tops betting, while entries include Sansovino, Resinale, Tom Pinch and Dawson City amid a wide field and global betting on the classic.
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Langford Restored Vision After Ring Battle Ordeal
Sam Langford, famed fighter once thought blind, regains sight after a free operation by Dr. James W. Smith in New York. The move followed fundraising by Los Angeles boxing fans and support from a local sport writer Hype Igoe. Langford’s hospital recovery ends a dramatic prize ring saga.
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Shocker pulled early as St Louis loses to Boston
St Louis drops the first game of the series to Boston 8 to 7 after Urban Shocker was removed in the fourth inning. Boone Harris and Sisler hit home runs as Boston builds a late rally. Manager Lee Fohl receives a diamond ring before the start.
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Tigers Suffer 11-1 Defeat as Zachary Dominates Detroit
Detroit was held to two hits as Washington defeated Detroit 11 to 1. Haney was the lone Tiger to reach Zachary, with a fifth inning single and another in the eighth. Batteries: Zachary and Ruel. Cole, Johnson and Woodall.
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New York Yankees Top Chicago With Errors In Opening Win
The Yankees beat Chicago 6 to 3 in the first game of the series. Pennock pitched well with solid support, allowing only one bad inning as New York bunched hits off Chicago errors. Score details: New York 6, Chicago 3 with 8 hits to 8. Batteries Pennock Schang Thuston Schalk.
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Wills and Madden Set for Monday Bout at Queensboro Club
Harry Wills and Bartley Madden, heavyweights, will fight in a 15 round match at the Queensboro A C in Long Island City. A temporary permit was granted after promoters appealed a fire department ruling condemning the club's wooden stadium as a fire hazard.
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Bartley Madden
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Goast League Results From Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle
In Portland the Goast League saw CARIATION win with 16 runs, boats Boehler and Baker on the mound. In San Francisco Ry. B.R. P. E. R. U. O. recorded 2 to 0 with O'Doul Burvey Petersen Geary and Yelle contributing at bat. Los Angeles hosted BACKAMENLO with a 2 to 1 score aided by Prough Bintan Woot Dumovich Byler Jenkins. Seattle's Cadore Vinesite Sur phy Jones and Baldwin logged a 1 to 1 draw as Cadore and company batted.
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Northwest middleweight title decision winner Billy Britton
In Zanesville Billy Britton of Columbus Kansas won a newspaper decision over Billy Conley of Spokane for the Northwest middleweight championship. In New Orleans Tommy Freeman of Wet Springs Arkansas defeated Pinkie Mitchell of Milwaukee Wisconsin in 15 rounds but missed weight to claim the junior welterweight title.
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Wet Springs
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France to Import 25 Million Tons of Fuel This Year
France faces a heavy import requirement with 25 million tons of fuel planned for this year. Government officials emphasize securing supply, logistics, and pricing amid global energy market fluctuations.
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