Anaconda mounts 16-base blowout at Pitt in Butte game
In a seven inning clash at Clark Park Anaconda, led by Hovey’s mound effort, blasted 16 base hits to crush Pitts 15 to 5. Goleman Stokke Selis Rolfe Tucker starred with four hits apiece, while Larkin anchored defense and Walley Morris added key drives. Pitt mustered only three safeties until late.
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Butte
Clark Park
Phil Hovey
Black Pitt
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Stokke
Selis
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Larkin
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Pittmen
Anaconda
Pitts
Gene Walley
Robbie Morris
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Jerry Goleman
Earl Tucker
King Tuck
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Iimmerman
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Coast League Results From Los Angeles Baseball Game
Sacramento and Los Angeles line scores appear, with errors in team names and players. Batteries Thompson and Koehler, Mughes Weinert and Byler, Jenkins listed as pitchers and fielders amid unclear inning details.
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Los Angeles
Boxer Eddie Neill Dies After Boxing Blow
Butte boxing fans mourn the death of Eddie Neill a bantam boxer who collapsed in Everett Washington after a May fight with Dixie LaHood The Associated Press says a cerebral hemorrhage ended his life following a knockout from LaHood in Butte earlier Neill’s death is linked to high blood pressure and intense training with his scheduled 12 round bout against Marty Fosse canceled.
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Everett
Wash
Eddie Neill
Dixie LaHood
Broadway
Associated Press
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Marty Fosse
Silver Bow Boxing Commission
R. C. Monahan
J. H. A. Mailett
LaHood
Washington
Butte Bey
Arndt Knocks Out Brown in Sheridan Bout
In Sheridan Wyoming Bob Arndt of Buffalo stopped Ted Brown in the ninth round of a scheduled ten round fight. Arndt weighed 151 pounds while Brown weighed 144 pounds. Terry Mitchell defeated Clarence Martin of Billings in eight rounds, both at 154 pounds. Martin had knocked out Mitchell in the first round of a prior meeting.
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Bob Arndt
Buffalo
Ted Brown
Sheridan
Arndt
Terry Mitchell
Clarence Martin
Billings
Martin
Mitchell
Young Boxer Dies Suddenly on Coast
Edwin Brddie Neill of Everett Washington died after a boxing bout on the coast. He collapsed away from cerebral hemorrhages following a tenth round knockout against Dixie Lahood of Butte at Broadway on May 8.
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Wuseh
Dixie Lahood
Butte
Broadway
Cobb on Batting Slumps and Golf Aims
Baseball star Cobb discusses slump causes and adjustments facing hitters a shift in stance and faster eye brain signals. He compares baseball and golf swings noting timing and rhythm, then reflects on aging and staying energetic on the field. Umpire Moran touts golf for players and praises hitters like Hornsby for focus on next pitch.
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Bucknell
Moran
Morga
Hornsby
Browns take first place after loss by Red Sox
The Browns fell 6 to 5 to the Boston Red Sox, giving Fohl's club first place as the Yankees also lost. George Sisler had three hits with two doubles in five at bats for St. Louis. In Chicago, Ted Lyons pitched well as Chicago defeated New York 4 to 3, with Chicago exploiting Bush's wildness to win.
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Boston
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Ted Lyons
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Tigers Win In Ninth? Actually Tenth Inning Rally
Detroit defeated Washington 6 to 5 in 10 innings after Fothergill singled with bases loaded off Davis in the 10th, scoring Pratt. Detroit tied the score in the seventh with two runs, and traded a run apiece in the eighth. Blue homered in the second, driving Pratt home after a double.
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Woodall
Philadelphia Edges Cleveland 6-5 in pitchers duel
Philadelphia climbed from last place by defeating Cleveland 6 to 5. D Burns hurled superb relief over the last two innings to hold off Cleveland as Shaute followed Metevier, then Smith and Walters contributed. Final: Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 5.
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Associated Press
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Philadelphia
D. Burns
Shaute
Metevier
R.ise
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Smith and Walters
Myatt
Cardinals Run Over Phillies In Sixteenth Hit Show
National Cardinals hammered five local pitchers in Philadelphia on June 4 81 to win 12 to 5 and tie the series at one game each Freigau infielder stood out with four hits including a double and four stolen bases in five at bats joining the attack as the visitors piled up 19 hits Bell Gonzales Ring Carlson Hubbell Steineder and Hienline handled the Philadelphia pitchers in support of a big offensive day
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Cardinals
Associated Press
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Ibatteries
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Gonzales
Lewis
Ring
Carlson
Hubbell Steineder
Hienline
Wedell
McTigue Accepts $100,000 Tulsa Return Fight Plan
Saratoga Springs June 4 Mike McTigue light heavyweight champion in training here announced he accepted a $100,000 offer from promoter E Cormick of Tulsa for a return match with Young Stribling in Tulsa on September 6.
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Saratoga Springs
Mike McTigue
eCormick
Tulan
Oklo
Young Stribling
Tulsa
Clading Derby 1d Won By Earl First Time In 137 Years
Lord Derby's San Sovino won the 141st Derby at Epsom Downs in heavy rain, finishing six lengths ahead as Viscount Astor's St Germans took second. The race marked the Derby family's first win since 1787, ending 137 years of luckless run. San Sovino clocked 2:46 2-5 for the mile and a half course.
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Associated Press
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England
Lord Derby
Sir Peter Teazle
San Sovino
Viscount Astor
St. Germans
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Astor
Sommerville Tattersal
Lord Astor
Anode Bats Back Anode Faces Clarks in Butte Showdown
The Anodes beat Clark’s lineup with Rolfe four hits and four runs, Munson injuring an ankle, Goleman miscueing a homer risk, while Meuter and Emmanuel figure prominently. Tucker belted a first inning homer as Morris and Kunz sparked late threats. The club leads the team in batting, with Emmanuel and Callan the only Anode hitters to miss averages, setting up Friday clash with Clarks in Butte.
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Morris
Kunz
Emmanuel
Callan
Clarks
Butte
Montana Athletes Off For Olympic Tryouts in Boston
Three members of the State college track team who qualified for the final Olympic tryouts left Bozeman for Boston after a big send-off by fans and local students. Ted Cogwell runs the 220 yard dash, Ed Bunney the half mile, and Lester Bachman the two mile.
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Associated Press
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Paris
Boston
State College
Ted Cogwell
Ed Bunney
Lester Bachman
Chicago
America
Kid Ball Games Set for Saturday
The Columbia Gardens kid baseball league moves games to Saturday due to school. Schedule at noon Mines Juniors vs Woolman Street Stars, 1:30 McQueen Juniors vs Original Cubs, 3 Paul Clark Home vs Hubs. Standings show McQueens 0 1 0, Woolman Street Stars 1 0 1.000, Paul Clark Home 0 1 .909, Mines Juniors 0 1 0.000, Originals 0 1 0.000.
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Woolman Street Stars
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American Association Scores Summary Card
Columbus tops Louisville 6 to 5 and Indianapolis 3 to 2. Toledo 2, St. Paul 17, Milwaukee 4, Kansas City 4, Minneapolis 3. A compact standings snapshot listing city teams and their recent point totals.
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Pittsburg
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Rickard plans heavyweight bouts at Boyle's Thirty Acres
Tex Rickard announced he would not promote two heavyweight title defenses this year and would focus on a Wills Firpo bout or a Wills Dempsey title clash. He signed Wills for both fights and aims to stage a Labor Day event at Boyle's Thirty Acres, avoiding late dates due to weather and other sports.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Luis Firpo
Harry Wills
Wills
Jack Dempsey
Habor Day
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Dempsey
Rickard
Firpo
Dempseys
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Boyle's
Labor Day
Coast Fighter and Butte Manager Visiting Here
Mike Callahan former Butte resident and Los Angeles based manager returns to Butte with Fighting Joe Behan of Rock Springs Wyoming. Behan a hard hitting middleweight in California has hopes to clash with Al Webster of Billings for a Montana Wyoming title in a likely July 4 open air show. Behan’s LA record shows 2 losses in 16 fights and names among his peers include Lee Morrisey and Sacramento Papke.
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Mike Callahan
Butte
Los Angeles
Joe’ Behan
Rock Springs
Wvyo
California
Behan
Callahan
al Webster
Billings
Montana
Wyoming
Webster
Lee Morrisey
Frankie Darren
Pat Gilbert
Fred Williams
Wille Brennan
Sacramento Papke
Y Preparations For City Swimming Championship
The city Y M C A pool hosts a three night championship starting Monday. Junior and intermediate boys race Monday June 11 with men’s division on Thursday June 12 at 8 pm. Entries are pouring in across five divisions as officials like Mel Clevett and Ben Hardin oversee the event.
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Oening
Mel Clevett
Ben Hardin
William Roach
Otilla Fanning
Helen Little
Troeh Ties World Record in McCarthy Hundred
Frank Troeh of Portland broke 99 of 100 in the McCarthy hundred at Atlanta Gun Club, tying the official world record for double trap shooting. The unfinished event covered 19 pairs of doubles and 60 targets across 16 to 23 yards.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Frank Troeh
Portland
Ore
White players win two brief games over Gonzaga
Spokane, June 4. White college baseball players defeated Gonzaga in two short games, 9 to 6 in six innings and 11 to 7 in two innings. The second game ended early due to a dust storm sweeping the field.
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Wash
Whiteman
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