Anodes Down Cole-Pitts In Pitchers Duel 9-4 Victory
Anodes beat the Cole-Pitts 9 to 4 at Anaconda Field as Rolfe held the mound steadier than Adams and Toomey in a seesaw start. Key moments included Oldhaber’s baserunning and a Watkins home run, with Anaconda pulling away with a big fifth inning and late insurance.
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Boise Polo Club Cruises to Fourth Straight Win
Boise Polo club defeated the Camp Lewis entry 17 to 3 to extend its Northwestern tournament winning streak. The fast game featured dominant polo from the opening stroke on the local field. Tomorrow the Ninth Corps Area tournament begins with a clash between Eleventh cavalry at Monter ey and Thirteenth cavalry at Fort Russell for the area championship.
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Yankees Increase Lead in American League Race
The New York Yankees extended their lead to four and a half games after beating St. Louis, with Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel powering the offense. The New York Giants also pulled away in the National League, while pitching and late surges shaped the week’s standings for Pirates, Braves, and Dodgers as teams jockeyed for division positions.
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Baseball Games Today Across Leagues
National League matchups include Pittsburg at Boston and Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati visits New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia. American League features Boston at Chicago and New York at St. Louis. Washington vs Detroit and Philadelphia at Cleveland noted. Also: Cambridge resident William Hardy reports a Siamese twin egg from a Barred Plymouth Rock hen.
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Stengel's Romer Delivers for Giants in Seventh
Stengel's homer in the seventh powered the New York Giants to a 2 3 victory over Cincinnati as Luque held the Giants to three hits. Meusel was ejected after an argument with umpire Sentelle in the second inning.
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Twilight Notes on Baseball Umpires and Local Beginnings
The piece chronicles umpire changes with Koerner resigning and Buchanan replacing him at the Gardens. It notes no game tonight due to rain postponements and hints at upcoming Saturday makeups, plus amateur baseball activity in Butte with the Colored Giants beating Meadervill e and local league ambitions.
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Leverette Drives Double For Chicago Victory In 13 Innings
In Chicago, Leverette hit a go ahead double to beat Boston 7 6 in 13 innings as Warren Collins faltered and Leverette received support from fans and Gary Indiana locals. Quinn held Chicago hitless until the 13th as Leverette allowed several hits yet benefited from stellar fielding and late offense.
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Browns fall to Yankees in iron man bid as Shocker struggles
Urban Shocker loses his second straight start as the Browns fail to support him. Ruth and Williams go hitless for New York while Sisler shines with strong batting and fielding, Tobin adds a homer. Hoyt stays tough with runners on, Baker exits with minor injury. Final: Yankees 8, Browns 4.
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Centerville Cubs Triumph Over Walkerville Juniors
The Centerville Cubs defeated the Walkerville Juniors 9 to 4 in a loosely played game. Mc Carthy pitched well for the Cubs with strong field support from Harrington and Connors.
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Keio Downs California in Japan 5 to 2
Keio University beat the University of California 5 to 2 in Tokyo to hand the Californians their fifth loss of the tour. California has one win, against Meiji University.
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Corry Goes the Distance in Loss for Black Specs
Corry hurls nine innings for the Black Specs in a 4 to 1 defeat to the Clarks at Columbia Gardens. Jarvis tired after five. Foley finished for the Specs who were denied a second run on a disputed plate call. Clarks seize early two runs, add two in the ninth as rain interrupts play and leaves Clarks with the win.
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Giants Take Easy Game From Meaderville Team
The Colored Giants of Butte defeated Meaderville 4 to 3 at Meaderville ball diamond. Pitcher Van struck out 11 with 6 hits allowed, backed by strong fieldwork. Meaderville used Sokolich and Crunch finished. final line shows Meaderville 3 6 5 and Giants 4 6 3.
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Cubs Extend Winning Streak With 7 3 Victory Over Outlaws
The Cubs won their sixth straight game by defeating the Outlaws 7 to 3. In the day’s doubleheader the Midgets beat the Sharks 12 to 5. Batteries Cubs Connell and Peoples. Outlaws Johnson and Conway. Sharks Cook Kehoe Murphy. Midgets Dunn Thomas.
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Meaderville Clinches 5-0 Victory Over United Team
Meaderville soccer defeated Sons United 5 to 0 at Clark field before a sizable crowd. Harris and Lanson each scored twice, with Rowell adding one goal to seal the win.
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