A. C. M. Wallop Powers In Sensational Fray
In a dramatic sixth inning rally A.C. M. toppled the Montana Powers 12-8 after a tense contest at Oakmont. Rhodes pitched well for A.C. M. while Foster struggled, and Meyerson, Goforth, and Allen contributed key hits to a game that left both teams tied atop the league standings.
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A.C. M
Montana Powers
Powers
Anodes
Foster
Rose
Opti
Rhodes
M. Twirler
Meyerson
Goforth
Guerrero
Henry
E. Parker
Toult
Brucker
Toul
Electrics
Allen
Boyer
Christensen
Englers
Cloninger
Engler
Touli
Glover
A. C
Eneriston
Hita
Parker
Bagh Balis
Hite
Omt Foster
Su Pfanines
Ae Bakes Powers
Pires
Forsythe
Harvey
Wild Evening of Amateur Slugfests in Independent League
Four clubs clashed in the Independent league with Walkerville defeating the Gulch Cinders while the Youngs poor batting limited the Coal Heavers. The night featured heavy hitting from Coal Heavers and a rough lineup showing at Hebgen Park. Umpires Murphy Hall and Boyer officiated with H Gerry at the Cinders game and Mack Rock nine providing a call.
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Walkerville
Gulch Cinders
Hese Boyer
H. Gerry
Dempsey Sharkey Bout Set for Yankee Stadium
Tex Rickard announced that Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey will fight July 21 at Yankee Stadium for a shot at Gene Tunney. Dempsey trains in New York after traveling from the Pacific coast, aiming for five weeks of prep before the bout.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Pacific Coast
Saratoga
Oat Hills
California
Rickard
Leo Lemski
Harold Mays
Queensboro Stadium
Polo Grounds
Tommy Loughran
Jimmy Slattery
Mike McTigue
Jack Delaney
Philadelphia
Delaney
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sid Terris
Ruby Goldstein
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Wildcat
Sammy Baker
Mitchelfield
N. Y
Jackie Fields
Louis Kid Kaplan
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Billy Petrolie
Fargo
N. D
Express
Los Angeles
Boston
Bobby Jones Hi Ninth Place And Some Stars Flop
WIRE special correspondent Walter Hagen reports from Oakmont on day one of the Open Championship. Bobby Jones shares 76s with Ted Ray and Fred Robson, while Harry Hampton Harrison Johnston lead with 73s as rain reshapes the course and fortunes.
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Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Standard
Allince
Alliance
Oakmont Country Club
Oakmont
Penn
Oakmont Hills
America
George Duncan
Harry Cooper
Harry Hampton
Memphis
Harrison R
Jimmy) Johnston
St. Paul
Johnston
Minnesota
Fred Robson
Ted Ray
Ted
Bobby
Columbus
Arthur Havers
George Gadd
Archie Compston
Audrey Boomer
Tok
Audrey Simly
Johnny Farrell
Johnny
Hampton
Gene Sarazen
Larry Nabholtz
Emmett French
Newsboy Brown Beats Johnny Vacca in 10-Round Bout
Associated Press reports Newsboy Brown, a weight of New York and Los Angeles, overcame early slips to defeat Johnny Vacca in Bridgeport, Connecticut, in a ten round professional boxing match held in June.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Newsboy Brown
New York
Johnny
Waces
Bridgeport
Connectapper
Newspaper Decision Given Kid Lencho in Bout
June 14 suggests a boxing decision for Kid Lencho over rival Har Bantamate Boutweighe. Imela Velasco, rising sensation from Cit, dominated Mickey Young of San Antonionia in a light bout. Both fighters weighed 85 pounds.
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Kia 3
Har. Bantamate
Imela Velasco
Mickey Young
San Antonionia
National League Game Postponements And Coast League Scores
Baseball roundup notes day games delayed by rain with postponements in the National and American circuits. American Association results show Kansas City Columbus and Milwaukee Chicago mixed with scores, while Pacific Coast League reports San Francisco defeating Los Angeles 6 to 8 and Hollywood 1 against the Missions with mixed outcomes.
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Angeles
Batterien
Binaviere
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U. 5
Siltal
Tom Angeles
Holywood
National League
Jordan
Philadephia
St. Lotta
Brooklyn-Pi
American Association
Kaneas City
Columbus
Aliwaukes
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louieville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Missions
Championship golf set to yield top scores tomorrow
Weather clears tonight and tomorrow promises perfect conditions for golf. W. Fownes, president of the United States Golf Association, and greens committee chairmen praise the course as superb for the championship, predicting the cream will rise to the top before the four rounds end.
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Jason Guard
Boy Loses Hand in Dynamite Caps Accident
In Jardine Livingston on June 14 Burley Reeves aged 11 and Clyde Reeves aged 8 played with matches and dynamite caps causing an explosion. Burley lost his right hand and Clyde was injured. Clyde tied a handkerchief around Burley’s wrist to stem bleeding. Both were taken to Park hospital about 60 miles away where surgeons amputated Burley’s hand at the wrist.
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ST Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Alex Fergu
Phillies
Grover Alexander
Flint Rhemn
Cy Williams
Bob O'Farrell
Neup
Giants
Philadelphia
Spaulding
Williams
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Ay Leach
Thompson
Mitchell Pees
Decatur
Scott
ST. Louis
Frisch
Holm
If. Southworth
Bell
Snyder
Thevenow
Eal Rhem
Aren Alexander
Southworth
Bottomley
Ferguson
Rhem
Alexander
Ulrich
Associated Press
Livingston
Burley Reeves
J. H. Reeves
Jardine
Clyde
the Park Hospital
Washout blocks通 Salt Lake to Butte rail service
A Salt Lake City man rushing to attend a Butte Country Club dinner found his plans thwarted by a wildfire or flood-damaged line near Dillon. The Wise River dam breach tore out track on the Short Line, forcing the halt of northbound trains and prompting air travel speculation as the traveler rerouted by auto or plane to reach Butte.
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Butte Country Club
Butte
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Wise River
Dilton
Colonel Lindbereh
Lindbergh
Duck Lynch
Lynch
Dillon
Walker
Agid
Nice
Lake
Westenin
All Park Roads Open On Sunday In Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park announced all roads including high passes will open Sunday June 19 for tourist travel. Hotels camps stores and transportation will operate to serve an expected 210000 visitors before the season closes Sept 20 1927. Supervisor Horace M Albright noted earlier heavy snow threatened higher passes but good weather and crew work sped clearance. North and west entrances showed a 20 percent travel increase since June 1. A 1200-employee train will bring visitors and services into the park from Chicago and the Twin Cities via Northern Pacific.
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Yellowstone, Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
Horace M. Albright
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Twin Cities
Portland Ten Round Draw Headlines Feathery Fight Night
A ten round featherweight bout at the Armory in Portland featured Sune Ti-Young Yonakata of Los Angeles and Benny Carter of Phoenix delivering torrid rounds. The Associated Press report notes a dramatic draw that capped a strong boxing show for the city in months.
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Associated Press
Sune Ti —Young Yonakata
Los Angeles
Benny Carter
Phoenix
Ariz
Wenn
Armory Bere
Japan Ditch Deeper Than Everest, Far Pacific Depth Found
The deepest Pacific Ocean point, measured by the German cruiser Emden, is the Japan Ditch between the Philippines and Japan. It reaches 34,210 feet, so Everest would be buried 2,000 meters below the surface if toppled there.
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Pacific Ocean
Emden
Japan Ditch
Philippines
Japan
Himalayas
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