Two Homers Spark Anode Victory Over Bonner Nine
Al Kellett pitched eight strong innings for the Anodes and Walt Keeley belted a two run homer as Montana Powers were blanked through seven. Keeley also delivered a later homer and Rick McKain added a key hit to back Kellett in a 4 to 1 win at Clark Park.
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al Kellett
Anode
Montana Powers
Clark Park
Ana‘conda
Walt Keeley
Neil McKain
Kellett
Baker
Keeley
Allen
Walt
Powers
Anodes
Bonner
Baseball game results and protests in Columbus league action
Columbus beat Milwaukee 17 to 2 while Louisville toppled Minneapolis 5 to 1 and Indianapolis defeated St Paul 8 to 4. Kellett was ruled out at third on a contested play, pro test declared. Anodes protested the ruling. Sells, Shanley, Leavers, and Keeley produced multiple hits as Powers and Jovick held the offense late.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kellett
Jovick
Baker
Anodes
Sells
Rosief
Morton
Shanley
Bill
Powers
Tucker
McKain
Keeley
Anode
Duffy
Sigrist
Bonner
Allen
Giants Extend Losing Streak in Pirates 7 6 Chase
The New York Giants lost to the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 6, extending their skid to four games. Eddie Farrell left the game with an arm injury after a spike, and Grantham was ejected after throwing his bat at Scott. Moore homered for the Pirates and Snyder added a ninth inning homer for New York.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Giants
Pirates
Snyder
Eddie Farrell
University of Pennsylvania
Moore
Grantham
Scott
New York
AB. R. H. PO
A. E
Young
Jackson
Ccessoose
Greenfield
Bentley
tDevine
Served Abroad But He Retires Without Medals
A World War I officer who served overseas retires without earning medals as many non overseas officers received the Service Cross while others with overseas service were awarded.
Ball Notes Highlight Protest and Strong Play in Local League
Captain Shanley of Rhodes protested a ruling in a tied fourth inning but the play resolved itself as Kellett chased a misplayed ball. Baker fielded from the overthrown ball, Jovick chased it, and the umpire ruled the runner out per ground rules. Reports mention Hartsell and Jovick fanning and hitting, while Leavers and Walby appeared in Anode uniforms. Sigrist from Oregon Agricultural is noted as a leading outfielder for two years. Red Ridings, a reliable Anode player, is expected to stop opponents soon.
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Bar
Tucker
McKain
Anodes
Anode
Sells
Allen
Jovick
Leavers
Powers
Walter Keeley
Baker
Sigrist
Bill
Keeley
Hartsel
Walby
Kellett
Ryan
Selis
Bonner
Duff
Shanley
Morton
Walley
Mechain
Rhodes
Wild
First Pan American women’s boxing match in Panama
Fight fans witnessed the first women’s bout in a Pan American ring as Battling Rosa of Colombia faced K. C. ria of Chile. Maria fought eight rounds, earning a decision after dominating the Chilean opponent, according to the British tour press.
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Lady BO
Associated Press
Panama
Rosa
Colombia
Sand belted as Phillies edge St Louis in ten innings
In St Louis the Phillies beat the Cardinals 6 to 4 after an extra frame. Sand hit a homer and Bell added a three base hit while Toporcer and Hornsby also contributed two-base hits. Mitchell pitched seven innings for the Phillies before Rhem closed out.
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ST. Louis
AB. R. H. PO. A. B. MinGes
Nccsocee
Shinners
Bottomley
Hornsby
Schmidt
Pieek
TE Eeccceee
Moll
SD i
Toporcer
Philadelphia
Henline
Bell
Sand
Shinnera
Fonseca
Hawks
Mitchell
Rhem
Carlson
Hite
Eup
Rhon
Mitch
Five Cubs homer spree powers Chicago past Boston
Chicago wins a fifth straight by defeating Boston 4 to 0 in a homer filled game. The Cubs hit four solo or two run shots led by Brooks and Griffith with Hartnett adding his fifteenth of the season. Jones pitched effectively allowing only four Boston hits through nine innings.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Boston
Cubs
Brooks
Griffith
Hartnett
Jones
AB. R.H. PO
Felix
Scesseee
Marriott
Welch
Surcus
Harris
Kiss
Errerere
O'Neil
Genewich
Manp
Goodrich and Loayza in Lightweight Finals
Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo and Stanislaus Loayza of Chile won semi finals to meet July 3 for the lightweight title. Loayza stopped Cirflin Olano in the third round at Queensboro Stadium, while Goodrich defeated Benny Walger in a 12 round bout.
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Associated Press
New York
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Thae
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
Loayza
Cirflin Olano
Cuba
Queensboro Stadium
Goodrich
Benny Walger
Olano
Loaysa
Walger
Rally Tops Indians 17 to 15 in Philadelphia comeback
Philadelphia erased an 11 run deficit in the eighth inning to beat Cleveland 17 to 15. Simmons hit a key homer as part of a 13 run burst, with Glass earning the win and Uhle taking the loss amid a chaotic inning scene.
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Cleveland Indians
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Simmons
Owens
Dineen
Spurgeon
Baumgartner
Lee
Poole
Jamieson
Speaker
Lamar
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Lutzke
Hale
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Knode
Basle
Miller
Uhle
Rommel
Stokes
J. Miller
Glass
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Speece
Yowell
Heimach
Welch
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McNulty
Biwg
Das
L. Sewell
Peaee
Bishop
Seers
Mar
Devee Perkins
Ene Cochrane
Galloway
tFox
We Heimach
Ewe Hale
Boston Beats White Sox In Openers 13 to 5
In Boston on June 15 Chicago and Boston produced a high scoring start to the series with Boston winning 13 to 5. Boston's defense backed pitcher Ruffing at key moments while Flagstead and Boone hit home runs. Kamm's fielding for the White Sox stood out despite the loss.
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Boston
AB. R. H. PO
A. E. Flagstead
Meme, SR
Cescoos
Boone
Cooe
Vache
Todt
Wambsganss
TRO
Sascacion
Heving
Chicago
Davis
Collins
Flagstead
Mostil
Ezzell
Falk
Lee
Cvengros
Thurston
Mack
Ruffing
Associated Press
White Sox
Kamm
Brillant
Yale Wins Dual Meet Over Harvard
Yale defeated Harvard in a track meet by 79 55 points in New Haven. Yale led with strong performances across events to secure the victory on June 15.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Harvard
De Paolo Wins 1925 Championship After Tight 250 Mile Race
Peter de Paolo clinched the 1925 championship by winning the 250 mile speedway race in Altoona Pennsylvania. A protest by Frank Elliot altered the final top three, placing Elliot second and Tommy Milton third with Harry Hartz fourth. Officials expect formal title award before De Paolo departs for the Vernaci grand prix in Belgium.
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Associated Press
Altoona
Penn
Peter de Paolo
American Automobile Association
de Paolo
Vernaci
Belgium
Frank Eliot
Tommy Milton
Elliot
Milton
Harry Hartz
Stribling Defeats Cook In 16 Round Heavyweight Bout
William Young Stribling of Atlanta wins by decision over George Cook of Australia in a slow 16 round bout in Boston. Stribling weighed 176 1 2 pounds while Cook weighed 184 pounds.
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Associated Press
Boston
William “Young” Stribling
Atlanta
George Cook
Australia
Stribling
Cook
Mad Play Wins Historic Brooklyn Handbag at 1 50
New York June 15 Mad Play won the historic Brooklyn handbag with Sting second Catalan took show money. The winning time was 1 50.
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Associated Press
New York
Mad Play Today
Brooklyn
Sting
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