Pennant Night in Mines League Clash at Clark Park
Anacondans visit Butte to challenge the Clarks in a pivotal Mines league showdown. Clarks hold seven wins nine losses this season while Anacondas stand six and three. a win tightens the race as rain and wind delayed the matchup yesterday. Archie Thornton starts for Clark, while Babe Delaney or Jimmy Marquis pitch for Anaconda.
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Butte
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Clark Park
Clarkmen
Anaconda
Clark Gang
J. Ryan Gaul
Archie Thornton
Babe Delaney
A. CC. M
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League
Joe Simonich to Fight Unknown Opponent at Helena Veterans Reunion
Joe Simonich announced a bout in Helena during the veterans reunion on June 19. He does not know his opponent, saying he will take a chance regardless of who is chosen. Kirby Woon of the Handball association picked a tough foe, but the fighter shows no concern over the name.
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Helena
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Kirby Woon
Handball Associaion
Irvings. Cobb
Raymond Ditmare
Bronx Zoo
Ditmare
Uruguay Goes to Finals in Soccer
The Uruguayan Olympic soccer team defeated the Dutch 2 to 1 to reach the final round. After the match the Dutch filed an official protest over the referee's penalty kick that produced the winning goal. the protest will be reviewed by the Olympic protest jury.
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Associated Press
Paris
Filipino Husband Sues Little Champ Over Alleged Affection
Pancho Villa flyweight champion was sued for 50 000 dollars by Ferman Dantes of Manhattan claiming alienation of his wife s affections. A summons and complaint were served as Villa dressed for his May 27 bout and his attorney filed an answer yesterday.
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Associated Press
New York
Pancho Villa
Villa
Attroney
Ferman Dantes
Manhattan
Collard Wins and Loses During Week
Hap Collard former Clark ace pitched for Augusta in the South Atlantic league winning once last week a 4 to 3 victory over Charlotte allowing five hits and nine strikeouts May 24. He also pitched May 25 Asheville blanking them 3 to 0 and was tagged for seven hits. In the next game he entered as a ninth inning pinch hitter and doubled.
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Clark
Augusta
Hap
Charlotte
Butte
Asheville
Collard
Boston Triumphs In Ninth Inning Rally Over Reds
Boston won 4 to 3 at home to cap the series, rallying in the eighth with a McInnis triple and core hits by Tierney and Padgett. A fight broke out under the stands in the ninth as Cincinnati batted, with Pinelli and Bob Smith involved.
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Associated Press
Boston
Cincinnati
McInnis
Tierney
Padgett
Pinelli
Red
Bob Smith
Braves
BNH
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Benton
Genewich
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Phillies edge visitors 7 to 6 in tight game with brawl
Philadelphia beat St Louis 7 to 6 as Cy Williams had four hits in five trips. A sixth inning melee erupted when Clarence Mueller and Heinie Sand fought after a close second base play, requiring both teams to separate them.
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Philadehia
Clarence Mueller
Heinie Sand
Sand
Mueller
Cy” Williams
St Louia
Aes
Delany
North
Doak
Gonzales
Ring
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Baseball Maiden League Results Across Cities
In Seattle the contest ran to 19 innings with Batteries Penner Murphy and Baldwin noted. Los Angeles saw Baeraments and others score while Batteries Canfield Kochler Payne Dumovich Jenkins featured. Portland recorded 112 runs with Kunz Read Eckert Pillette Query. San Francisco match details list Balt Take and Batteries Ponder Mulcahy Cook Peters Griffin Agnew.
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R. H. E. Baeraments
Canfield
Kkochler
Payne
San Francisco
R. H. BE
Ponder, Mulcahy
Cook
Peters
Griffin
Agnew
Omaha prizefighter Jack Lawler fatally shot by officer
Jack Lawler a noted Omaha featherweight once regarded as a southern champion was shot and killed early today by Patrolman N. E. Neilson after an alleged disturbance at a restaurant. Lawler reportedly struck the officer and fled, four shots were fired during the confrontation.
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Omaha
Jack Lawler
South
N. E. Neilson
Lawler
Straitlace Wins Oaks at Epsom for Sir Edward Hulton
Straitlace daughter of Son-in-Law outpaced rivals to win the Oaks Stakes at Epsom by a length and a half. Flack second and Mink third in a field of twelve fillies. Lord Roseberry’s Flack and Mrs Whitburn’s Mink chased the winner with betting odds Straitlace 100 to 18 and Flack 11 to 10.
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Associated Press
Epsom Downs
England
Straitlave
Edward Hulton
Lord Roseberry
Flack
Hurry On
Mrs. &. Whitburn
Mink
Marten
Straitlace
High Scoring Night Across Cities Galore
Indianapolis tops Columbus 8 to 4 while Loutaville defeats Toledo 6 to 7 in a high offensive showcase. St. Paul edges Kansas City 7 to 6 as Milwaukee runs away 11 to Minneapolis 2.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Loutaville
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
The Myth of Punishment Landed on a Vulnerable Spot
A discussion uses boxing and a rattlesnake example to show why landing on a vulnerable spot matters. It cites a King Cobra’s lethality, then moves through sports notes on golf focus, Olympic trials, and athletic figures like Hussey, Ruth, and Weston, illustrating concentration and timing across disciplines.
Browns Rout Red Sox To Move Into Second Place
The Browns defeated the Boston Red Sox 11 to 4 to push Boston into second place. Sisler contributed with timely hits as St Louis built a commanding lead, while New York led in another game during the day.
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Associated Preas
Louis
Browns
Boston Red Sox
New York
Sisler
La Hood to Box Buff on Fourth of July Card
Butte Legionnaires plan an outdoor boxing carnival and seek a tough opponent for Dixie La Hood 118 pounds. Johnny Buff, former bantam king, may be brought from New York to fight La Hood. Teddy Silva and Newsboy Brown eyed as other possible foes for the Fourth of July show.
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New York
Dixie LaHood
Butte
Butte Legionnaires
Legionnaires
LaHood
Legion
Teddy Silva
Newsboy Brown
Des Moines
la Hood
Buff
Baseball scoring and highlights across games on June 6
In St Louis the locals won in the first inning by Ferguson’s hits totaling five runs. New York beat Chicago 5 to 3 with Ruth’s fourteenth homer. Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 11 to 7 as three Cleveland pitchers were battered, with Meeker and Perkins combining for the win.
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Howe
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O'Neill
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Lyons
Collins
Associated Press
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Jones
Pennock
Ruth
NEW Olgrign Oy
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Burns
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Indians
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Larry Gardner
Lutzke
R. H. EB
Meeker, Baumgartner
Perkins
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Johnson Tops Whitehill In 2–0 Detroit Shutout
Walter Johnson outpitched Earl Whitehill in a crisp duel and shut out Detroit 2 to 0. It was Johnson’s 104th career shutout win as Whitehill was removed for a pinch hitter in the eighth. Washington 2 Detroit 0 batteries Johnson and Ruel Whitehill Ludolph Bassler.
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Detroit
Walter Johnson
Earl Whitehill
Johnson
Whitehill
R. H. EG
Washington
O Hetroit
Ruel
Ludolph
Bassler
Ramblers top No Man's Land 15 to 1 in junior baseball
The Second Street Ramblers defeated No Man's Land 15 to 1 yesterday with Rheims and Miller as batteries and Girard and Girard behind the plate. Earlier Thursday they beat Troop 18 of the Boy Scouts 4 to 0 with Somonsky Gregrer K Rodgers C Rodgers and Sullivan as batteries. Games can be secured by calling 6606-M.
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No Man's Land Gang
Rheims
Miller
Girard
Ramblers
Boy Scouts
Somonsky
Gregrer
K. Rodgers
C. Rodgers
Sullivan
Atlanta Boy Wins National Open Golf Championship
Cyril Walker of New York won the national open at Oakland Hills with 222 after 54 holes, finishing three strokes ahead of defending champion Bobby Jones of Atlanta. Walker, weighing under 130 pounds, battled a hot wind and produced key shots including a 43 on the 34th hole to seal victory. Gill Melhorn of St Louis finished third and a group tied for fourth.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Cyril Walker
New York
Oakland Hills
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Walker
Jones
Gill Melhorn
St. Louis
Bobby Cruikshank
MacDonald Smith
San Francisco
Walter Hagen
Jim Barnes
Washington
Hagen
One-Hit Victory by A C M Pitcher Anderson
A. C. M. hurler Anderson tossed a seven inning one-hit win over Best in Great Falls on Tuesday by a 2 to 0 score. A home run by Anderson in the fourth provided the decisive run as Wade reached on a fielder’s choice to end the game.
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Big Anderson
Great Falls
A.C. M
Anderson
Wade
Butte Fishermen Set Sail for Madison Trip
Hank You Denney Sullivan Charlie Malloy Kimball Rene Rouleau and Otto Smith left yesterday morning from Butte for a Madison fishing trip. They expect to be gone for several days.
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Hank You
Denney — Sullivan
Charlie Malloy
I! Kimball
Rene Rouleau
Otto Smith
Madtipane
Severa
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