Clarkmen Rally to top A C M in 11 7 victory
Clark men used a late rally to defeat A C M 11 to 7 at Clark Park. Schwartz won on the mound after relieving Robertson as Clark’s 11 runs came on just three hits, aided by 11 walks and a handful of errors.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1927
Page
8
Clark men used a late rally to defeat A C M 11 to 7 at Clark Park. Schwartz won on the mound after relieving Robertson as Clark’s 11 runs came on just three hits, aided by 11 walks and a handful of errors.
Boston report describes progress toward organizing professional hockey with tentative accords between the Tokey league and Canadian Professionals and Protrie cifle Coast Hockey leaguer. The draft privilege and loaned players notice provisions outline how leagues handle player movement and compensation.
AP report notes 60 oarsmen entered the Catalina race with prize money. Major Goodsell of Australia among late entrants. Maria Stager of Portland and Lottie Schoommel, formerly of New York, listed among notable competitors. Also recaps boxing results from San Francisco and Los Angeles with several decisions and a rain delay in Seattle.
The Associated Press reports AGE HUDKING and promoter BILL Duffy plan a title bout with Joe Dundee, offering $20,000 for the match. In Indianapolis Chuck Wiggins defeated Jim Byrne to set up a potential fight, while Billy Carter lost to Jack Dillon in the semi windup.
National League results show Pittsburgh 8 New York 6 and Philadelphia 11 Washington 10. American League lists Boston over Detroit, Chicago and Philadelphia in action. Pacific Coast notes Sacramento rain and Los Angeles Portland unsettled. Oakland and Hollywood weather. Trade news mentions Chicago and Tony Kaufmann. Philadelphia right-hander Harold Cagison referenced in a brief tragedy note.
Between puffs of his pipe Ryder Cup captain Ray says Americans won on greens. He asserts American pros concentrate on birdies and putts as he reflects on the 1927 competition. Worcester Mass reports this dispatch from Walter Hage special correspondent.
Boston and Detroit details intermingle as Pirates note a five game win streak over the Giants while Yankees lead by two games. In Detroit, a late-inning rally falls short as a homer clears bases but cannot topple the Tigers. Multiple players like Manushee, Rothrock, and Welty feature in a score heavy clash with errors and substitutions shaping the outcome.
Ted Ray lauds American professionals as greatest putters, saying putting wins matches and will shape the upcoming American Open at Oakmont. He contrasts British nerves on greens with American readiness to hole long putts, noting Americans train to attack the cup from all angles and distances.
Valery Glynn, multi sport athlete and captain, is lauded at the state college award day for football, basketball, and baseball achievements. The Bozeman event honors his career with the gold and sapphire M, joining legends like Gatton, McCarren, and Hatfield as athletic heroes.
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