Butte Fourth of July Boxing Card Hopes Turn to Latzo
Butte plans a Fourth of July boxing card at Clark Park organized by the American Legion. Joe Simonich returns from Omaha aiming to face Latzo, a Latzo-Simonich bout long discussed, with other matchups and fighters lined up for a strong holiday bill.
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Flying Ebony Wins Belmont Stakes Absence Cited
By the Associated Press New York June 10 Quatrain ae of the Louisiana Derby and a well played favorite in the Kentucky Derby won by Flying Ebony has been out of the Belmont stakes of ees on Saturday owing to a used heel.
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Meusel Delivers Yanks To Win In Ninth Inning
New York Yankee rally in the tenth beats Cleveland 6 to 5. Meusel delivers a triple driving in the winning runs after Wanninger and Combs sparked the comeback. Gehrig Myatt McNulty and E Johnson homer for Cleveland. Shawkey receives a new car before the game.
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Uncle Robbie Right Man in Right Place
The article lauds Wilbert Robinson as the Brooklyn Dodgers' capable president and longtime manager. It notes his rise from player to manager and executive, his ties to Ned Hanlon and John McGraw, and how his leadership has kept the club financially sound and competitive.
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Mack's Ninth Inning Rally Tops Chicago 9 8 in Opener
Connie Mack pulled Philly from the brink in the ninth inning as two pinch singles a sacrifice and three more singles produced three runs to beat Chicago 9 to 8. Hale Had three bases and Sheely hit a homer with Davis and Thurston contributing.
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Senators thrash Tigers in first game of series
The Senators pounded three Detroit pitchers for 17 hits and won the opener 11 to 7 in Washington.
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St Louis bats overwhelm Boston in series opener
The St Louis bats exploded for 15 runs on 16 hits to beat Boston 15 8 in the first game of the series. Boston committed seven errors while Roberton Williams Lamotte and Flagstead led the hitters with multiple two base hits and a home run by Jacobson.
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Centerville Midgets Triumph 10 9 Over West Side A C
Centerville Midgets beat West Side A C 10 to 9 in a fast game at the Cinders Tuesday. Batteries were McDonald and Sullivan for Centerville and Pendergast and Murphy Fogarty for West Side.
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Eddie Rommel Held After Boxing Night Fight
Philadelphia June 10 Eddie Rommel star pitcher of the Athletics was held in bail on charges of assault and battery after a free for all at Shibe park during a boxing show. Cy Perkins Mickey Cochrane and Ira Thomas also faced charges but were discharged.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Yesterday's results list multiple games across National American and Association leagues. Notable scores include Chicago 3 New York 5, St Louis 11 We 2, Boston 15 Philadelphia 9, Chicago 8 Washington 11, Detroit 7, New York 6 Cleveland 5 in 10 innings. Columbus 6 Kansas City 11. Louisville 7 St Paul 1. Indianapolis 7 Minneapolis unknown.
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New York Defeats Chicago in Tight Baseball Contest
June 10 report shows New York beating Chicago 5 to 3 behind patient offense and wild pitching. Key two base hits by Terry Jackson and Dean fueled the win with Blake and Jacobs pitching. Also notes Pittsburg and Boston in a 6 to 4 game with Traynor hitting homer and multiple pitchers used. One fourth of Mexico’s people are literate.
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Hornsby Leads NL With 16th Home Run of Year
In St Louis the Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Robins 11 to 2, eight runs in the fifth inning. Rogers Hornsby hit a homer to right field to extend his NL lead to 16 homers this season, while Erhardt took the loss after five straight wins.
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Wills and Godfrey Signed for Battle in Los Angeles
Promoter Dick Donald announced that heavyweight foes Wills and Zoerge Godfrey will clash in a 10 round bout in Los Angeles on Saturday August 1. The match is set for the local arena with expectations of a strong turnout.
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Thiele Named Alaska Territorial Secretary
Earl Thiele, previously surveyor general for Alaska, was appointed today as secretary of the territory. The move comes as Alaska reinforces its administration under new leadership.
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More Saw Games Last Month than in Other Years
May attendance for Mines league baseball in Butte and Anaconda rose to 34,093, higher than 1922 23 and 24 totals. Treasurer John J. Burke filed the May report showing continued popularity despite chilly and rainy weather.
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Longest Yacht Race From San Francisco To Tahiti Begins
Four San Francisco yachts Mariner Idalia Eloise and Shawnee started at 4 15 p m from the Golden Gate for Papeete in what organizers call the longest yacht race in history. Owners expect about 20 days at sea doubling normal steamship travel time.
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Coast League Play by Play Summary in San Francisco
In San Francisco the sequence Dressen to Cruz to Niehaus noted. Walks credited to Mitchell and Benton with one each. Strikeouts tallied for Mitchell and Benton at one apiece.
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