Archdeacon Thrills Fans as Sox Top Boston 10 to 3
Chicago defeats Boston 10 to 3 behind Thurston's pitching and a standout Archdeacon circus catch. Archdeacon also stole home after walking and stealing second and third on a misplay, delivering a dramatic eighth inning.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Thurston
Sox
Boston
Archdeacon
Wamby
Picinich
Ferguson, Murray, Fuhr and Picinich
Thurston and Crouse
Athletics Beat Detroit 6 to 5 in Nine Inning Clash
Dennis Burns pitched a nine inning win as Philadelphia defeated Detroit 6 to 5. The Athletics scored five runs in the early frames off Stoner who exited for a pinch hitter in the eighth. Welch homered for Philadelphia as Burns and Perkins held off Detroit’s offense.
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Detroit
Dennis Burns
Athletics
Stoner
Welch
Philadelphia
Boetteries
Burns
Perkins
Holloway
Bassler
Val Glynn to Try Out With Clark Men Hurling Staff
Val Glynn a star athlete from Montana State college will join the Clark hurling staff soon reports from yesterday. Glynn who lives in Salt Lake was a former Utah league pitcher for several seasons and has been handling hurling for the Bozeman Independents recently.
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Montana State College
Clark
Glynn
Salt Lake
Utah
Bozeman Independents
French Packers Sell Codfish Caught Near Newfoundland and Iceland
French fish packers market cod caught off Newfoundland and Iceland in South America, signaling cross Atlantic sale of Atlantic fisheries. The shipment highlights international trade routes, with buyers in South America securing marine catch from North Atlantic waters.
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Iceland
South America
Two Hard Drives Count Seven Runs In Doubleheader
The New York Nationals beat Pittsburg 7 to 0 in a rain shortened five inning game. John Watson hit a bases clearing homer in the second. Ross Young added a two on base shot in the fourth. Batteries Morrison Yde Gooch Watson Gowdy. Game called due to rain.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Nationals
Pittsburg
John Watson
Ross Young
Morrison
Yde
Gooch
Watson
Gowdy
Four Teams Remain in Great Falls League
Cascade County league at Great Falls now has four clubs after Electrics withdrawal and Belt disbanding. Montana Powers A C M and Great Northern of Great Falls join Stockett Miners in a shortened race. Leiber of Powers leads with .436, followed by Leonam and Corry at .419 and .375.
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Cascade County League
Great Falls
Montana Powers
Great Northern
Stockett Miners
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Powers
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Cole-Pitt
Olympic women swimmers choose team after tryouts
Eighteen leading women swimmers and six alternates named for the Olympic team after the final day of tryouts at Briarcliff Manor New York. Sybil Bauer set a new world record in the 100 meter back stroke and Gertrude Ederle set a record in a special 150 meter freestyle. American photoplays popular in Siam.
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Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
Sybil Bauer
Chicago
Gertrude Ederle
New York
Grantland Rice on Moran and golf’s toll and Olympian swimming
Grantland Rice discusses Charley Moran's umpiring grit and the mental strain of golf in a team event. He praises America's young women swimmers and anticipates Olympic trials, noting Sarazen and Hagen head to Britain to chase Open success with Hoylake memories and British Open links.
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Ceat
Hagen
Sarazen
MacSmith
Havers
Hoylake
H Megen
Homers Leaders Unchanged in Weeklong MLB Chase
In Chicago on June 8, Babe Ruth of the New York Americans extended his season total to 14 homers while Jacques Fournier of the Brooklyn Nationals added two to reach 42. In the American League Kenneth Williams of St. Louis held second with eight, Hauser of Philadelphia tied him at eight, Hartnett of the Chicago Nationals rose to seven. In the National League Fournier led with 12. Hartnett had seven, with Grantham Williams Hornsby Grimes Wheat all drawing six or five.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Babe Ruth
New York
Brown
Hartnett
Chicago Nationals
National League
Fournier
Brooklyn
Grantham
Williams
Philadelphia
Hornsby
St. Louis
Grimes
Wheat
Bowling finishes at YMCA as spring races close
Spring bowling races at the YMCA ended last week with Safety Firsts in Class C, Service Transfer in C-1 and Hudson Essex in B-1 leading their divisions. Alleys close for renovation until Sept. 2 under manager J. R. Freitag, with fall leagues starting around Sept. 15. Standings for the three leagues were listed.
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Hudson- Essex
J. R. Freitag
Coast League results from San Francisco Seattle Los Angeles and Portland
Baseball results across venues report San Francisco Salt Lake Seattle and Portland games with various battery lineups and final scores. Notable notes include a twelve inning Seattle game and a fifteen inning Los Angeles opener with extended play. A separate Olympic soccer tie between Sweden and Holland occurred in Paris at Colombes stadium.
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Associated Press
Paris
Sweden
Holland
Colombes Stadium
Aviator Whitely Safe After Forced Landing in Delaware
Lieut John F Whitely feared missing after failing to arrive with two passengers from Bollingfield Virginia. A telegram at 6 45 pm said he landed at Clayton Delaware and would continue tomorrow. Capt J Bernier aged 71 is on his eleventh Arctic expedition arranged by the Canadian government.
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Associated Press
Mitchell, Field
N. Y
John F. Whitely
Bollingfield
Virginia
Clayton
Del
Whitley
Capt
J. Bernier
Arctic
Baseball scores and county oyster yield listed
The American Association results show Indianapolis 1 over Columbus 2, Louisville 1 over Toledo 0 in 11 innings, St. Paul 2 over Kansas City 10, and Minneapolis 3 7 vs Milwaukee 0 7 with the second game halted at darkness after nine innings. The county oyster harvest yields over 14 million dollars annually.
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Indianapolis
A C M and Pitts Set to Clash at Clark Park
The A C M and Black Pitts will meet tonight at Clark Park at 6 15 PM after Sunday's postponement due to bad weather. The Anodes plan a weekly appearance at Clark Park tomorrow night versus the A C M squad.
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Black Pitts
Clark Park
Anodes
A. C. M. Bunch
Mines Club Reorganizes Roster With Signings and Releases
Mines Clubs announced multiple player moves in a league bulletin. Johnson leaves for the Montana Powers, Joe Kiley is cut, Lefty Ricker arrives to bolster the staff, Homer Taylor joins after Deer Lodge and Oregon play, Baynes is released, and H Lang is added as pitcher.
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Mines
J. Ryan Gaul
Johnson
Montana Powers
Sundberg
Joe Kiley
Hank Toomey
Clarks
Lefty
Ricker
Homer Taylor
Deer Lodge
Oregon
Taylor
Baynes
Black Pitt
Higher Levels in Prices of Bonds Rise on Investment Demand
New York June 8 Progressive forward movement in bonds lifted prices to record highs for the year as funds from institutions and corporations flowed into tax exempt securities. Government obligations reached new peaks while railroad issues gained with Congressional reforms, and speculative bonds saw strong demand for southwestern carrier liens amid consolidation moves.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
United States
Congress
Anodes move to first with win over Montana Powers
In drizzle at Anaconda Athletic Park the Anodes beat the Montana Powers 6 to 3 to seize first place by one game over the Clarks. Delaney pitched well for the Smeltermen and Callan homered, but Babb lasted seven innings for the win as the Anodes pushed across early and held on through a late rally by the visitors.
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Anaconda
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Champs
Anaconda Athletic Park
Montana Power Nine
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Bowers
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Thrift Promoted by Reused Materials at Moody Institute
Salvaged packing boxes and tin containers are repurposed into furniture and household items in Moody Bible Institute missionary manual training projects. Output serves the native community and demonstrates thrift value, often benefiting isolated areas where dumps would otherwise waste materials.
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Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Institute
Russian Stage Praised by German Tragedian Moissi
Berlin reports Alexander Moissi, the German tragedian, after a Moscow engagement, praising Russia for art driven theater. He notes Russian productions lack the unclad women and erotic plays seen in Paris, Vienna, London and Berlin, appreciating the decency and artistic focus.
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Alexander Moissi
Sansomant
Moscow
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Moissi
Paris
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