Lasley Shines as Black Pitts Top A C M 9 To 3
Black Pitts pitcher Bill Lasley recovered from a prior collapse to hold A C M to three runs as Lasley went eight innings, allowing seven hits and eight singles while the Pitts offensive surged with key hits. Ray Adams started strong for A C M but Pitts realigned the game in the sixth, scoring seven runs to seal a 9 to 3 victory at Clark Park.
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Recruit Delivers and Giants Win
A recruit outfielder Lew Wilson delivered a bases loaded three base hit guiding New York to a 6 4 victory over Pittsburgh. Cooper pitched well for Pittsburgh until the seventh. Oeschger was relieved for a pinch hitter. Kelly of New York left after being spiked by Maranville. Pitching notes and line scores follow.
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Williams Delivers Late Homers in Phillies Win
Cy Williams hit his 15th homer of the season in the third to break a two run tie and spark Philadelphia to a 4 to 2 victory over Cincinnati. The Phillies added another run in the next inning before Mitchell and Luque held the late innings as a pitching duel. Cincinnati 2 run by 1st inning score 263 Philadelphia 4 runs 201 100 00x 472.
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Butte Man Graduates From Georgetown Medical School
J. J. McHale of Butte is listed among Georgetown University graduates in Washington D C. He completed the medical course and will join the University Hospital staff. McHale is a son of Mrs J J McHale and previously attended Butte schools.
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Uruguayan Soccer Team Wins Olympic Final
On June 9 the Uruguayan soccer team defeated Switzerland in a fast battle to win the Olympic title, 3 to 6, in Colombes stadium before a crowd surpassing 66,000. The South Americans displayed superb play and sportsmanlike conduct as they edged a sturdy opposition.
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Olympic scoring set for July events in Paris
Paris June 9 The Olympic authorities decided that scoring for events July 6 to 13 will award 10 points for first, five for second, four for third, three for fourth, two for fifth, and one for sixth. The plan is viewed as boosting Finland’s medal chances. The Finnish team is believed near certain for six or seven top places.
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DOOTON CAPTURES AMERICAN LEAD
Chicago gains top spot by beating the Sox 56 to 1 and St Louis defeats the Yankees. Ehmke supported by O'Neill Lyons Connally and Crouse, dominates for the Sox. Also Detroit down Philadelphia 6 to 4 behind Rip Collins steady work. Indians belt Washington 6 to 1 as Ellerbe stars in first Cleveland game. Williams homers as St Louis tops New York 6 to 3 with Williams and Jacobson delivering. State league notes include Jones and Schang connected for wins.
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Sammy Mandell defeats Dundee in East Chicago opener
Sammy Mandell of Rockford Illinois defeats Johnny Dundee of New York in a 16 round match to open the new $56 000 open air arena at East Chicago Indiana Mandell wins every round in the eyes of newspaper experts and claims a wide margin victory over the world junior light weight and featherweight champion.
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Thornton to Pitts Is League Report
Archie Thornton,Clark right hander, a promising pitcher, will soon be sent to the Black Pitts, according to league circles reports.
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Obituary: C. W. Higgins Editor for Golf Publications Dies
Chicago reports the death of C. W. Higgins age 65, longtime editor of Golfers Magazine and longtime Western Golf Association figure. He was a widower, survived by a niece married to an army officer in the Philippines.
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Tremaine Defeats O'Dowd In 12 Round Fight
In Columbus Ohio Carl Tremaine of Cleveland won the judges decision over Eddie O Dowd of Columbus in a twelve round bantamweight bout tonight.
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Brazil fights high cost of living and profiteering
Brazil combats rising prices with a national campaign against profiteering. Officials pledge to curb price gouging and monitor suppliers while promoting fair pricing for consumers. Public confidence and economic stability are central aims of the effort.
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George Sisler a Comeback Star in 1924 Season
George Sisler's return with the St. Louis Browns after eye trouble is lauded as a remarkable comeback. He hit safely in early games, sparked the Browns against the Yankees, and earned admiration for courage and steady sportsmanship. His quiet demeanor and example to youth are highlighted as defining traits.
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Hican Resitation Postponements Reported Across Cities
Weather and scheduling notes show postponements affecting Indians Olin and teams in Columbus Minneapolis Milwaukee Louisville Toledo Kansas City St Paul with scattered ground conditions and 12 to 11 counts mentioned in the update
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Home Run Targets and Field Shifts at Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth explains how moving the home plate and the stadium’s layout affect his power and outcomes. He compares Yankee Stadium to the Polo Grounds, notes his improved swing, and discusses center field homers, bleacher shots, and his rising batting average near .359 while reflecting on past seasons and field differences.
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