Anodes Take Flashy Contest At Clark Park
The Montana Powers upset Clarks Electrics in a doubleheader at Clark Park, winning 21 to 6 in seven innings of the opener with Gordon Jones on the mound, and 4 to 0 in the second as Bill Rose shut down A C M. The Powers posted 18 earned runs in six innings, while Remneas and Chekaluk labored for A C M. Home runs by Gomes and Parker highlighted a day of wild pitching and bumper hitting in Mines baseball.
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New Ones Hung Up In Powers A C M Tilt
In Clark Park Sunday Powers and A C M played two games with high hitting and many errors. Chakaluk plowed through by hitting batters, setting a league record for hit batters in a frame. Powers scored 21 runs in the opener as McGoniglettes drove in 18 earned runs. Glenginger, a Powers slugger, went 0 for yesterday, and Brucker was benched by umpire Forsythe after arguing a call. Steve Mattick returned, delivering his usual blow in both games. Lound, new receiver for A M, performed well in the second game under Manager Re Keep.
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Handball Champs Retain Title In Elks Court Duel
J D Murphy and Frank McCarthy defended doubles title by beating Fred Ackerman and Dec Doherty 21 13 and 21 17 on Elks courts. It was the seventh straight win for Murphy and McCarthy in ten days with a large crowd watching. Referee Dr R C Monahan and scorer Paul O Gorman were present, and Monahan challenged O Gorman to a series this week. Father O Kennedy and Fred Emmett will meet Murphy and McCarthy in an exhibition later this week.
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Amateur Baseball League schedules week near Park Parrott Flats
The Amateur Baseball league resumes play this week after storms with most postponed games to be made up soon. The Parks and Grounds Committee will have a fourth field ready by Monday June 12 named Parrott Flats, a former playground, enabling more games at Walkerville Youngs and Walker venues with umpire R. Chesley and others.
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Insulin Tried in Vienna for Memory Loss Cure
A Vienna clinic tests insulin as a treatment for memory loss. Professor Wenckenbach oversees injections for a patient who gradually regains memory and spatial orientation after starting the therapy. The report notes initial confusion and disorientation improving with treatment.
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Babe Ruth Tops Home Run Race In Detroit Showdown
Babe Ruth cracked his 17th homer of 1921 in Detroit, pulling one ahead in the season’s pace as New York led the week with 17 runs to 15. Gehrig added a pair of round-trippers, Hack Wilson topped the Natinals with two homers, and a list of NL and AL sluggers followed in the season’s chase.
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Chicago Cube
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
The national league saw Chicago defeat Boston 7 to 0 while St Louis topped the field 8 to 1 and New York 9 to 10. American Association games included Milwaukee 10 over St Paul, and Toledo 11 0. Pacific Coast matches featured Los Angeles 4 17 and Portland 2 5 with other scattered scores.
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Babe Ruths Club Pushes Yanks To Win Rally In Ninth
National two in a row for the Yankees as Babe Ruths Club comes from behind with a ninth inning rally to beat the Giants 10 to 6. Cincinnati’s red hosers, New York owed 17 players while Cincinnati used 15 as four New York pitchers followed each other while Reds hurlers were on the mound.
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Timely Clouting and Fast Fielding Please Big Crowd
Angles beat Clarks 6 to 3 in ten innings at Anaconda Athletic field as timely hitting and tight defense sparked a large crowd. Ferguson drove in the winning run with a third inning triple and Collins starred with three hits, while Eddie Rathjen and Schwart s played key roles for Clark in a hard fought game that stretched into extra innings. A June 27 prize of 25 dollars was announced for a fan, with 5 dollars previously awarded to J. J. Haddock.
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Illinois Board 1510 Probes Boxing and Wrestling Graft
Chicago reporters say a state legislative committee investigates graft and favoritism in boxing and wrestling in Chicago. Subpoenas issued for New York men who complain of a raw deal. Jim Mullen and the commission deny favoritism as promoters claim long smothering dissatisfaction. Wrestler Bill Demetral to testify at the second hearing tomorrow.
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White Sox Bid for League Leadership Presses Ahead
The Chicago White Sox surged toward the American League lead by taking six of seven games in the week ended Saturday, while the Yankees slipped to second with six wins in eight. In the National League, the St. Louis Cardinals led with five victories and no defeats, and the Brooklyn Robins followed with five wins in six. Ruth and Gehrig led the home run chase with ten, as Cubs matched the NL team pace with six.
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