Eight Electrics Annex Safe Hits In Lengthy Tilt
Powerites rode strong pitching by Jones and timely hitting to beat Anodes 6 to 4. Engler powered a homer for Anodes, while Clink, Engler, and Guerrero produced key hits for the winners as the game featured several defensive plays and a late surge by the Powers.
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Elmer Swanson
Angdes
Clink
Swanson
Cloninger
Engler
Anaconda
Jones
Anodes
Powers
Guerrero
Brucker
Touli
Taylor
Claiborne
Glover
Gomes
Parker
Lodell
Collins
Ferguson
Maple
Two Fast Fights Highlight Gotham Card at Polo Grounds
The Associated Press reports two 10 round welterweight bouts and a lightweight clash headline a Polo Grounds card on Wednesday night. Ace Hudkins meets Sergt Sammy Baker in a key elimination bout for Joe Dundee's welter title while Sid Terris faces Ruby Goldstein in a six or ten round lightweight fight. Also on the bill are Billy Petrolle versus Billy Wallace and Jackie Fields against Louis Kaplan.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Ace Hudkins
Sergt
Sammy Baker
Sid Terris
Ruby Goldstein
Nebraska
al Mello
Hudkins
Baker
Joe Dundee
Welter
East Side
Terris
Goldstein
Billy Petrolle
Billy Wallace
Jackie Fields
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Gulch Old-Timers Take Drubbing on Diamond
The Old-Timers from Dublin gulch were walloped 12 to 0 by the Gulch team of the Butte Amateur league at Parrot Flats yesterday. Big Hole Bill Henning umpired amid accusations of robbery and sleepwalking. Batteries for the winners included Dennehy, E. Crunch, and Coke Dennehy. losers were W. Kelly and Leary.
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Butte
Parrot Flats
Henning
Wolves
Dennehy
E. Crunch
Coke Dennehy
W. Kelly
Leary
Lundy Opponent Arrives in Butte for Montana Bout
Frankie Burns of Milwaukee arrives in Butte from California to spar with Jimmy Lundy of Butte in Helena Friday. The 60 fight veteran will train with Jack Hart of Salt Lake. Burns, age 22, once trained by Bob Moha, has beaten many top lightweights and recently lost a close 10 round decision to Johnny Adams.
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Frankie Burns
Milwaukee
Jimmy Lundy
Butte
Helena
California
Jack Hart
Salt Lake
Burns
Johnny Adams
Adams
Bob Moha
Aveman
New York Nats Trade Three Players for Three in Boston
Cincinnati press dateline June 12 reports Giants manager John J McGraw announced three New York Nationals were traded to Boston for a like number, involving pitcher Benton catcher Taylor and infielder Thomas for pitchers Greenfield Molin and one other player.
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Cincinnati
Boston Nationals
John J. McGraw
Giants
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Benton
Taylor
Thomas
Bos
Greenfield
Molin
Hollywood Morning and Afternoon Baseball Scores Report
A fragmented sports page details morning and afternoon games across venues in Hollywood and San Francisco. It lists players such as Wagner, Williams, Geary, Rego, and Hartman among others, noting hits, stolen bases, and pitching outcomes, with unclear line-by-line scores.
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Ed Press
Nia Fo
Ehriatian
Whitney
Pepe Eiea
Barfoot
Whitmeys
Hollywood
Rowe Hallywood Pet
Athe Phy
Krause
RWB
Ion Catelana
Hilkvey
Jaca
D. Murphy
Dickerman
Read
San Francisco
Ace Wagner
Tatterien
Aopreani
Williams
Geary
Rego
Ratteriseprandt
Waaner
Schmidt
Borreanly Kunz
Rege
Sun Angeles
Rome
Rome, Ave Una Cos
Aie Ik
Batterlen
Wendenl Weathersby
Peters
Cunningham
Sapabers
Fiannah
Portland Sars
Bater'es Couch
Wengen
Piers Cow
Hannah
Ruth and Lazzeri Lead Swat Kings in Week of Homers
Babe Ruth and Tony Lazzeri of the New York Yankees slammed four homers apiece in the past week, totaling 50 circuit drives for the majors. Lazzeri set an MLB pace with three of his four in one game as Ruth moved a day ahead of his 1921 pace. National League leaders Hack Wilson Rogers Hornsby Earl Webb each homered twice this week with Webb starting the Cubs’ win with a 10th homer, Webb 10, Hornsby 10, Williams 10, Terry 8.
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Associated Meow
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Tony Lazzeri
New York Yankees
Lazzeri
Ruth
Hack Wilson
Rogers
Hornsby
Earl Webb
Webb
Cubs
Yesterday s Results From The American League
Yesterday results show scattered scores with multiple teams and cities named. Brooklyn and Boston losses, Cleveland and Chicago wins noted alongside others. schedules indicate several games completed with varying margins, minor league style shading in a fragmented list.
Mines Outfits Release Two Players and Adds One
Mines League bulletin releases Kent Allen and Jovick from the Anode infield and first base positions. Gene Allen is signed by A. C. M. while Cheyne is added to the Anode roster. Additional notes reference St. Louis and New York players including Ruth Gehrig Lazzeri and Simmons with various teams.
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Kent Allen
Jovick
A. C.M
Mines League
Gene Allen
Cheyne
Ruth
New York
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Simmons
Philadelphia
Williams
St. Louis
Ruth's 21st Homer Fails To Save Yanks From Cubs
Narration of a tense baseball game where Ruth hits his 21st homer but the Yankees lose to Chicago, ending their eight-game win streak. Chicago rallies in the fourth and eighth innings, Webb homers for Chicago, and Farrell's late hit ties the game before Carlson's misplay and late rally seal New York's defeat.
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Ruth
YANKS
CUBS
National Giants
Chicago
Lune
Beck
Web Ted Ouf
New York
Farrell
Carlson
Root
McQuillan
Rune Webb
Wilson Hind
Clarks blank A. C. M. then fall in 7-2 loss
In a Clark Park twin bill Clarks won the opener 3 0 behind Robbie Robertson stingy two hits allowed while Gordon Rhodes limited A C M to two runs in the second game. Clarks pitcher Walt Keeley homered, Peterson slammed a drive to left, and Rhodes shutout the A C M in a taxing afternoon of baseball.
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al Bonner
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Om C. M
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Big Company Club
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Boyer
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Mayerson
Henry
Rhode
Waver
Hones
Dick Baker
Menges
Christensen
Chistensen
Schwartz
McCaleb
Rathjen
Cubs and White Sox Threaten League Leaders
By the Associated Press Chicago Cubs and White Sox press the pace as the week shows them winning seven of their seven games and chasing the Pirates in the National League while the White Sox win two of the seven matches against strong foes. Reds rise from the cellar with five wins as Yankees power leads in homers and Browns Indians Tigers commit few errors. Pitching shines for Chicago as overall strong scoring tests the majors in a seven game span.
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