Angdes fall to Black Pitts 1–0 in pitchers duel at Anaconda field
In 1924 the Angdes of Anaconda lose to the Black Pitts 1 to 0 at the Anaconda athletic field. Hovey and Larkin duel on the mound as Anaconda strands nine runners while Butte bears Carmody’s two-base hit and a late defensive standout Delbarba’s running catch.
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Clarks and A C M War In 11 Inning Classic
Clark and A C M played 11 frames with Clark taking an 8 7 victory. Escallier and Conrad fueled rallies while Chekaluk and Coleman struggled. Lewis delivered the decisive hit and Conrad scored on a bobble to seal the win for Clark.
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Notable All Around Performance In Close Baseball Game
Conrad matched a rare calendar batting feat with a homer driving A M to the lead in the tenth while his earlier double and triple produced runs. He also hit a single and a late sighted speeder to Taylor secured the win. Catcher Mike Henry broke a finger but finished the inning before Tait relieved him. Doug went hitless in six appearances.
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MecGlone Collides With Clark Dugout In Sixth
MecGlone collided with the Clark dugout as Charlton drew a foul in the sixth, then his performance stood as one of the game's most sensational moments despite the mishap.
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Homer Taylor Faces Off Day For Former Bobcat
Former Bobcat athlete Homer Taylor shows an off day but remains focused on upcoming competition as he returns to the field. The confused report notes a rough performance at an early event before aiming for improvement.
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Indians wallop league leaders in Cleveland victory
Cleveland defeated New York 10 to 3 in the first game of the series on June 15. The Indians erupted for six runs in the sixth inning, chased Shawkey from the mound, and Myatt belted a two-run homer with two on in the seventh. Speaker and Witt led a sharp barrage with multiple hits as Cleveland totaled ten runs.
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Mayo Driven Out by Giants Blows May Save
Carl Mays lasted six innings at the Polo Grounds as the Giants defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1. Mays gave up all four runs and was charged with the loss while McQuillan allowed 10 hits. The Giants pulled within a half game of Chicago.
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Major League Standings Show Giants Leading as Cubs Idle
New York and Chicago pace the National League while New York Boston Detroit lead the American. Giants top Cubs by a half game after a win over Cincinnati. Brooklyn sits third, Philadelphia last with 11 1/2 games back. American league teams stay tightly bunched as Indians and White Sox surge. Week highlights include Cubs strong eastern stretch and a broad, eight team chase.
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Voltor Exhibits Sharp Shooting at Butte Range
Kansas gun artist J. P. Burns visited the Butte range near the Five-Mile and, in his first appearance there, hit 96 of 100 targets. A small crowd gathered amid a fishing pool lure. Five events were held at 20 singles and the final at 12 pairs with noted scores listed for Morgan, Smith, and Rodes among others.
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Baseball scores from Minnesota cities and rivals
St. Paul defeated Louisville 4 to 2 while Columbus edged Kansas City 5 to 3 in a 9 inning game and Milwaukee beat Toledo 6 to 2. Minneapolis lost 10 to 8 to Indianapolis after 14 innings.
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Wonderlich Recovering After Racing Accident
Jerry Wonderlich, veteran auto racer, suffered a brain concussion when his car blew a tire and overturned in the 160th lap of a 250 lap race near Altoona. He is resting easily at Altoona hospital and may leave in a few days.
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Maid o' Clover Defeats Independent Creamery 10 to 9
Maid o Clover wins at Lake Avoca field in a Creamery league game tallying 10 to 9 over Independent Creamery.
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Keeley Spear catches pop fly on one hand
Keeley dashed in from the mound and snatched McGeehan's pop fly with one swift grab. The ball was a foot above the ground when he secured it, displaying remarkable reflexes.
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Serafini Busted Ode Drives Rally at Coleman
The ball deflected off the pitcher’s glove, touched Rathjen and caromed to Keeley who tagged the runner to end the play.
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Truffles Found Weighing 12 Pounds in Italy
In Italy a remarkable find yields truffles weighing 12 pounds each. The report notes a contrast between ordinary desire and strong resolve, framing the discovery as a testament to purposeful pursuit.
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