Black Specs Tie Second With 15-3 Drubbing of Anodes
In a game at Anaconda Athletic Field the Black Specs overwhelmed the Anodes 15 to 3 after a tight six innings. Rolfe faltered in the seventh allowing five runs. Oldhaber and Callan shuffled through late innings as Specs offense rumbled with six hits and four runs off Oldhaber. The win lifts the Specs to seven wins, five losses, and into a tie for second as Anodes drop to third with Powers also in the mix.
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Anodes
Moundsman
Oldhaber
Callan
Anaconda
Powers
Anaconda Athletic Field
Rolfe
Short
Specs
Corry
Emmanuel
Brogan
Guyer
Center Field
Mattick
Lodell
Jones
Manning
Tucker
Cairns
Corey
Lappin
Myning
Baker
Lieber
Luttrell
Sieber
Curley
Cce- Tucker
Woomed cc c Ces
Piper
Reed
Tremblay
W. Moore
McGeehan
Jovick
Simmons
W. Cullen
McComas
Jovies
Cullen
Hollister
A. Cullen
Babe Delaney
Doran
Kinville
Guidoni
Power Crew
Powers Dominate A. C. M. In Rain Flooded Five Inning Win
In Clark field, the Montana Power team defeated A. C. M. 9 to 1 in five innings after a rain and hail interruption flooded the field. Guidoni pitched for the Powers with strong support, while Tremblay relieved and the A. C. M. bats were silenced.
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the Gardens
Montana Power
Powers
Bill McGonigle
A. C. M. Clan
Willow
Guidoni
Herrera quits boxing to run sheep ranch in California
A letter from Biddy Bishop recalls Aurelio Herrera once a top 126 pounder from Butte now farmed out to a sheep ranch near Lost Hills California. Bishop, who trained 19 boxers and runs boxing clubs, notes Herrera’s shift from ring fame to ranching and sends best wishes to old Northwest friends.
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Aurelio Herrera
Butte
California
Kid Broad
Broad
Herrera
Lost Hills
Bakersfield
Cal
Great Northwest
McDonald Wins State Trap Singles Title in Washington
Spokane June 18 Jack McDonald of Yakima captured the state singles championship at the Washington State Trap Shooters' Association tournament with 197 of 200 targets. Teammates Troeh and White tied for second at 194. Stoop of Spokane won the state doubles with 47 of 50. Troeh second with 46. Leavy of Portland disqualified for non residency. McDonald also claimed the all around state title with 834 targets. Mrs Dolph Coolidge of Colfax won the state women's championship with 165 of 200. Linville second in miss and out. Sam H Sharman of Salt Lake City won a special handicap.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Jack Mc Donald
Yakima
Washington State
Jack McDonald
J. W. Leavy
Portland
Stoop
McDonald
Dolph Coolidge
Colfax
Wash
C. W. Linville
St. John
J. B. Sinclair
Fort
George Wright
Sam H. Sharman
Salt Lake City
Frank D. Stoop
Co. W. Hadley
Wenatchee
Baseball All Stars and Standings Snippet
The list shows players from the American and National leagues with home run counts and hits. Notable names include Williams, Sisler, Ruth, Hornsby, Wheat, and Ainsmith across St. Louis, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Brooklyn, and Detroit.
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National
Hornsby
St. Louis
Ainsmith
Wheat
Brooklyn
Meuse
New York
Henline
Philadelphia
Batting Punch Dominates Pennant Chase Amidst League Shifts
Major league pennant races pivot on speed and batting punch as Giants solidify lead with eight game streak and timely hitting. Browns rise while Yankees stumble. St. Louis tops American League after clouting New York. Tigers surge, Cubs, Reds mix results in tight second divisions. Full weekly baseball ledger follows.
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Associated Press
York
New York Giants
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Browns
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Giants
Pittsburg
McGrawmen
New York
Boston
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Cincinnati
Reds
Phillies
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Mud A. C. M. fall short as Jupe KOs rivals
Rain drenched play as Jupe delivered a knockout over the A. C. M. in a rough contest. Sundberg’s pitching baffled Guidoni’s Sunberg crew while delays reshaped the standings and Anaconda released Perk Spencer.
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Anaconda
Perk Spencer
Higbee
Perk
William Williams Hits 17th homer to pace Browns
Sisler and Williams homers lift Browns to first, one and a half games ahead of Yankees after beating Philadelphia as New York falls to Cleveland. Pitchers used by both sides totaled three each in a 5 to 2 win for Cleveland and 9 to 2 loss for New York.
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Associated Prees
T. Louis
Sisler
Williams
Browns
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Yankees
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Rommel
Harrison
Harris
Verkins
Davis
Wright, Pruett
Coast League Results From Sacramento Salt Lake and Los Angeles
Morning and afternoon games reported for Sacramento Salt Lake and Los Angeles with multiple scorelines. Batteries listed per game include James Hannah Shea Canfield Stanage Arlett Jones Mitze Byler Kremer Koehler Rieger Myers Anfinson Mack Jacobs Berger Tobin Lyons Daly Parks Scort Crandall Crumpler Sutherland Fuhrman Alten Lee Yelle Walberg Geary Agnew.
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Sacramento
R. H. E. Pamainer
James
Hannah
Shea
Canfield
Stanage
R. H. E. Norm Om
Houck
Ide
Prough
Salt Lake
R. H. E. Combe Fo Inn
Ed Bae'ale A
Arlett
Jones
Mitze
Betts
Byler
R. H. E. Oakland
Wee
Kremer and
Koehler
Rieger, Myers
Anfinson
Los Angeles
R. H. E. Poc
Deisel Rene Flaik
Spencer
Crandall
McQuaid
Baldwin
San Francisco
R. H. E. Portland
Ab Ak 610
Biemiller
Crumpler
Sutherland
Fuhrman
Alten
Lee
Yelle
San
Walberg, Crumpler and Elliott
Geary and Agnew
Cardinals Stop New York Giants in Rain Shortened Game
The St. Louis Nationals halted New Yorks win streak in an abbreviated five inning contest due to rain. Toney returned for New York after an injury, but New Yorks home-venue skid continued with a 4-2 loss. Batteries Pertica Ainsmith Toney Smith. Also Pittsburg blanked Brooklyn in a rain shortened six inning game as Cooper bested Ruether.
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St. Louis Nationals
Associated Press
New York
Toney
Towis
Pertica
Ainsmith
Smith
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cooper
Ruether
Pirates
R. H. EB. PitteBure
Gooch
Deberry
Ward's Father Goes West
George S. Ward a wealthy Pittsburg baker spent the night in Pittsburg and left for the West amid reports his son Walter S Ward indicted in Westchester County New York for killing Clarence Peters is involved in baking business dealings with associates saying the visit concerns his enterprises.
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Ward
Pittsburg
George S. Ward
Walter S. Ward
Westchester County
New York
Clarence Peters
Centerville Triumphs Over Park In Soccer Showdown
Centerville defeated Silver Bow Park 5 to 1 on Clark grounds as the Hancock brothers netted all Centerville goals. The opening period was tied 1 1 at halftime, and lack of training punished Park in the second half.
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Centerville
Clark Grounds
Silver Bow Park
Park
Hancock
Pitches Perfect Game in Spokane City League
Don Beyersdorf pitched a no run no hit game in a Spokane city league contest between Culbertson and American Legion teams. Only one baserunner reached first on a walk in the sixth. Beyersdorf former North Central high school player. his team won 3 to 0.
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Spokane
Wash
Don Beyersdorf
Culbertson
American Legion
Beyersdorf
North Central High School
Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
National League games include Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn St. Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia American League matchups Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland American Association notes Toledo 11 2 Indianapolis 6 7 St Paul 5 0 Columbus 3 1 Milwaukee 4 3 Louisville 4 7 Minneapolis 3 0.
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New York
St. Louis
Washington
Sete
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
És Essere
National
WIL
RIH
LBIOR
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Rey Aie
Steeee
Englewood
Pittsburg
St. Louis Sheen
Brooklyn E Ee
Chicago Eee
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St. Louis O
Detroit
Washington Ee
All American Association
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus Eee
Kansas City Seeee
Toledo
Pacific Coast League
Pet
Vernon
Eaves
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Salt Lake
National League
American League
American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Meyers Posts Money for Match with Thye
The Associated Press reports a $250 weight and appearance forfeit posted by Ed White Meyers' manager for a world middleweight title bout between Ted Thye of Portland and Johnny Meyers of Chicago. The stake remains until Monday night and the match must be arranged by July 8. Thye won a recent decision when the pair met, but he was over the limit and several title-match conditions were unmet.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Ted Thye
Portland
Johnny Meyers
Chicago
Meyers
Ed White
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B.R. HH. PO
Matteck
If. Jones
Clark Field
Montana Power, 9. A.C. M
Delaney
Townsend
Morton
Strock
H. PO
Piper If
Moore Wade
Ursella
Eee Delaney
Montan Power AB
R.H. PO
Great Butte Battler
M’donald
Ed Miller
C. Walker
Heilmann
Judge
Falk
McManus
Tobin
Ruth
Deciowe
Twilight
Sol
Jupe
Sundberg
Angdes
William
Hoyt
Murray
Coveleskie
Llewellyn
Hoffman
O'Neill
Oleson
Pennock
Karr
Tigers
R. H. BE
Oix
Ruel
Bassler
Sam Rice
Sheely
Urban Faber
Walter Johnson
R. H. E. Washington
W. Johnson
Picinich
Faber and Schalk
Thye
Virginia Burley
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