Anodes Rally Past A C M in Ninth and Overtime
Elmer Swan son pitched effectively as the Anodes beat A C M 3 to 2 in a tense game at Anaconda Athletic field. Sundberg led a late rally in the ninth inning, with a 10 minute rain delay, to force extra frames where the Anodes captured a 5 run burst for a 7 to 3 bail battle win at Clark park.
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Anaconda Athletic Field
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Sundberg
Denny O'Connell
National and American Baseball Scores Reported
National games show Cincinnati 3 Boston 2 in 12 innings and Chicago 9 Brooklyn 11 with St Louis 2 New York 6. American results include Washington 2 Chicago 4 and New York 2 St Louis 5 with two games scheduled. Joe Kansas City 16 Minneapolis 8 Milwaukee 3 St Paul 18 Indianapolis 4 Columbus 3 Indianapolis 4 Columbus 0 Toledo 4 Louisville 12.
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Lenglen wins three titles at French open tennis
Suzanne Lenglen dominates Paris event winning the women's singles 6-1 6-2 over Kathleen McKane. She teams with Viasto to take women's doubles 6-1 9-11 6-2 and later, with Brugnon, wins mixed doubles 6-2 6-2. Borotta and LaCoste capture men's doubles 7-5 4-6 6-3 2-6 6-3 over Cochet and Brugnon.
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New Faces Infield And Umpire Debut Highlight Butte Baseball Notes
Bl Rodda started at short for Clarks replacing Paddy O'Shea who was released while Flusky McKenna covered second for Powers. Eddie Rathjen patrolled his territory grabbing hits, Ray Funk debuted as an umpire from Minneapolis and impressed as the youngest ump in Butte. Cullen and Chester made sharp plays, T bbs from University of Oregon signed by Clark, Tesray from Washington booked to join soon.
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Flusky” McKenna
Powers
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Funk
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Twin Cities
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Chester
Hutchinson
Rathjen
Eddie
Hutch
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Clark
Tesray
University of Washington
Olney Delivers Triple to Spark Clarks Past Powers in Ten
In a tense ten inning game the Clarks prevailed 7 to 3 led by Walt Olney’s fourth hit a triple and four RBIs. Al Bonner and Bill Cullen sparked late rallies as Clarks rallied from behind and then held Powers in the extra frames. Hutchinson and Ricker also excelled on the mound in a hard fought league contest.
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Clark
al Bonner
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Bill Cullen
Ramsay
Bill
Cullen
Lloyd Ricker
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Ricker
Powers
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Olney
Cardinals Rally Behind Hornsby In Strong Week
New hope lifts St. Louis as the Cardinals surge in the major league race under Rogers Hornsby. Haines, Dickerman, Rhein, and Sherdel steady the mound while Bottomley and Hornsby deliver key hits as they win five of seven. The Browns under Sisler rebound. Ruth returns energizing the Yankees. Boston and New York show sharp revivals.
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Jim Marquis Delivers No Hit Game for St Joseph
Jim Marquis pitched St Joseph to a 4 0 no hit no run victory over Omaha in the Western league twin bill. The Seattle product struck out seven, walked three, and faced 80 batters. Marquis, with a storied minor career, was recommended to the St Joe club by Al Demaggio.
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Brooklyn Beats Cubs In Late Inning Run Rush
Brooklyn java came from behind to beat Chicago 10 to 9, after a big eighth inning surge. Tony Kaufmann faced heavy offense as Brooklyn rallied from a deficit to take the win.
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Heere
Williams suspends Seattle players over protest at game
Harry Williams, president of the Pacific Coast league, suspended Seattle manager Wade Killefer, Indian left fielder Bill McCabe, and Seattle coach George Cutshaw for conduct at a Los Angeles versus Seattle game. Killefer refused umpire Finney a ball inspection. McCabe and Cutshaw were fined $25 and suspended for violent protest at first base.
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Hartnett Loses Lead in Cubs Slugging Race
AP report from Chicago on June 1 states Gabby Hartnett was overtaken as the season's top homer threat by Rogers Hornsby of St. Louis and Meuse of New York, each with 15 homers to lead the American and National leagues respectively.
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Butte Anaconda Nimrods Hold Shoot
One of the year's best shoots by the Anaconda Rod and Gun club drew six Butte shooters and eight Gmelterites. John Robinson, state champion, hit 96 of 196 birds and George South 97 of 100 for top scores amid variable weather and several visitors from Butte and Remington.
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G. Booth
Remington Company
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White
Hasley
Hobinson
BRM Si Ccearene
Reds win 12 inning game 8-2 with 10 double plays set record
Cincinnati Reds beat Boston 8 to 2 in 12 innings to extend their streak. A record 10 double plays ended Boston rallies, with Padgett, Donohue, Pinelli, Hargrave among hitters and Niehaus, Burrus, Dressen, Critz involved in the twin killings.
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Williams Homers as St Louis Tops Yankees 5 2
St Louis defeated New York 5 to 2 in a game featuring Williams homer and Williams three base hit McManus added offense. Beal took the loss and Bush split pitching duties for St Louis with Shocker and Shawkey also on the mound for the Yankees.
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North Main Tigers Defeat Cliffords on Cinders Saturday
The North Main Street Tigers defeated the Cliffords by 16 to 1 on the Cinders field. Babe Delaney pitched for the winners allowing only two blows as Potteries Delaney McCarthy Riley Eno Bato and Dougherty contributed to the rout.
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Pitch-by-pitch baseball box score fragment
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