Meusel Powerful Blow Ends 12 Inning Baseball Duel
New York Yankees beat Washington 6 to 4 in 12 innings as Bob Meusel lofted his fifteenth homer off Zachary with two out in the twelfth. Howard Shanks connected a ninth inning homer to force extras and Babe Ruth went hitless in six trips.
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National League Scores and Upcoming Games
Philadelphia defeated Boston 6 to 4 and St. Louis beat Cincinnati 7 to 3. Two games are scheduled next.
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Baseball Matches in American League Tonight
St. Louis visits Cleveland while Washington plays New York and Philadelphia meets Boston in the American League slate.
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Glarks Release Rodda and Add Taylor and Rodda
Clarks release catcher Guides and outfielder J Olney and add Homer Taylor and Bill Rodda from last year’s squad. Rodda, an infielder, comes from Oakland Coast League and should reach Butte soon. Taylor played in Idaho and was a strong all around performer. Edwards is added by A C M with Pitcher Chekaluk released though recall possible.
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Cardinals win fourth in a row defeating Reds 7 to 3
Leo Dicker mends four hits allowed as the Cardinals sweep Cincinnati 7 3. Bottomley, Blades, Dickerman homer and Blades triple power the offense while Walker and Smith steal bases. Donohue, Benton toil on mound with multiple runs allowed through the game.
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Ring Says Philadelphia Beats Boston In Exhibition
Jimmy Ring pitched well to lift Philadelphia to a 6 to 4 win over Boston securing their place in the first division. The game featured strong early pitching and a late Braves rally in the eighth but the home team held on. In Beaver Falls, Pittsburg Nationals defeated Beaver Falls Elks 7 to 2 in an exhibition contest with Culloton Spencer Gooch Drugmond Gabies handling the batteries.
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Chekaluk and Molle Join Plentywood Ball Club
Steve Chekaluk pitcher and Ray Molle second baseman, formerly with the A. C. M. club, left for Plentywood to join the local team. A fast circuit has formed in northwestern Montana with Scobey Plentywood and other towns fielding clubs. Pep Williford, Rhodes 1923 pitcher, manages the Plentywood outfit. Chekaluk has been with A. C. M. for several seasons and Molle, an experienced player, came to Butte from Nebraska last season.
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Sweet and Gillette Invited to Big Meet
Missoula June 3 Russell Sweet star sprinter from Miles City and Arnold Gillette fast mile runner who scored high in the Pacific Coast conference meet at Seattle have been invited to participate in the national collegiate track and field meet in Chicago June 12 and 13. Sweet took individual honors at the Pacific Coast conference meet last Gillette took second in the mile. Emblematic prizes awarded to six high places in each event. A A Stagg of Chicago in charge of the meet this year. Gate receipts last year paid travel for contestants and coaches and this year the meet is expected to be greater.
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Rogers-Perking bout called off over pricefight ban
Casper June 3 A scheduled 12 round bout between Harvey Perkins of Casper and Captain Bob Roper of Chicago was canceled by promoter Dick Farrell after Governor Nellie Tayloe Ross urged Casper officials to enforce Wyoming pricefight statutes.
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Rain Cancels Clark Park Anode contest on schedule
Weather forced the postponement of the Anode contest at Clark Park as rain intensified all day. Ana condans were set to face A. C. M. but the game was called off in the afternoon and the teams will try again Saturday if rain ends. Tonight’s game features Powers versus A. C. M.
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Notable Baseball Talk At John McGraws Pelham Home
At John McGraws Pelham residence Frankie Frisch and others gathered to discuss the 1925 pennant race. The talk emphasized rookies and young players shaping outcomes for the Pirates Giants Yankees and Indians with Mac predicting a kids year and praise for Wanninger Combs Paschal Wilson Jackson Lindstrom and Walker.
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North Main Tigers Triumph Over Kee Printers in Cinders Clash
North Main Tigers defeated Kee Printers 18 to 5 on Tuesday night. Maur ice Mulcahy allowed three hits in six innings. batteries were Mulcahy Ackley Goggin for the Tigers and Lyons Ronan Bradley for Kee Printers. Manager Baldo Petruicea arranging future games against Laundrymen Past Siders Centerville or Blanchards.
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Filipino Will Tackle World Bantam Title
Pete Sarmiento, a Philippine challenger, faces Charley Rosenberg for the world bantam title in Cleveland on June 5. Sarmiento previously outlasted Carl Tremaine over 12 rounds, drawing boos from fans who doubted his clash with Tremaine. Promoter Matt Hinkel says fans who paid to see Sarmiento defeated last time now expect him to beat Rosenberg, with Tremaine a spectator.
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Oakland Beats Dee Batteries Ponder Peters In Rain Stay Playoffs
Pacific Coast League action in Oakland saw Oakland defeat Dee Batteries led by Ponder and Peters with Byler and De Lange. All other Coast games postponed due to rain.
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Meagher of Butte Leads Grizzly Nine as Captain
Angus Cammy Meagher of Butte was unanimously elected captain of the 1926 Grizzly baseball team at a meeting of this year's letter men. He has played first base two years and also earned two letters in football. He won the Schreiber Athletic cup in 1925 for scholastic record. Boys league games at Columbia Gardens were rained out. makeups set for Saturday with transport arranged via the Y.
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Wireless traffic control planned for Derby day at Epsom
London reports portable wireless outfits to guide the 1925 Derby crowds. Vehicles including cars donkey carts and carriages will be directed by wireless signals. wireless also to broadcast key race movements.
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Horoscope prediction highlights strong year for industry and science
Mars brings favorable rule for constructive work and muscular labor with great material achievements foreseen. Factories may benefit as industries distribute nationwide amid rising money power and expert knowledge. Women face social limits while public opportunities rise. marriages predicted brief and divorce concerns loom.
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British Leather Dealers Cite Shoe Trends Colored Kid Calf Preferred
British leather dealers report current shoe fashion favors colored kid calf leather with patent leather a close second as buyers seek varied finishes for footwear.
Open Golf Championship final 36 holes set at Worcester
East and Middle West teams collide for the national open title on the Worcester Country Club course. Leo Diegel and Willie McFarlane lead the field with 68 and 67 respectively as MacDonald Smith falls behind and Bobby Jones Hagen Ouimet Sarazen vie in pursuit.
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Boxing Champion Harry Greb Arrested After Chase
Pittsburg June 3. Harry Greb middle weight boxing champion was arrested on disorderly conduct after a car chase on a north side street. A policeman fired several shots when Greb fled a taxicab. Five other occupants, including two women, were arrested and posted $30 forfeit each for failing to appear for a hearing.
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