Power hitters power Anaconda loss to complete skid
Five Montana Powers paraded over the home platter in the third and two more followed in the sixth as Mand Montana Powers defeated by Anaconda 7 to 4 at Clark Park. Tom Farrell pitched the full game for the Electrics, with Matthews and Bill delivering key homers for the Powers. Anodes outhit 10 to 6 but failed to rally after early runs, while Louie Sells sparked a late rally before Anaconda fell short.
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Glory of Two Great Hitters In Twilight Of Rivals
In Pittsburg Osborne benefits from two rivals still in the game as a ninth inning burst helps secure a 9 to 6 victory over Brooklyn. Grantham Wright and others deliver two base hits while Carey Traynor Cuyler Wheat tally key three base hits and a home run by Cox. Meadows earns win. Erhardt loses after a long relief effort.
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Judge James Goss Ranked Fan at State Convention
Judge James R. Goss of Billings and Anaconda attends the A R encampment as a dyed-in-the-wool sports fan. He is a patron and sponsor of the Triple B basketball team, part of a national spotlight frame from 1909 to 1918.
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Willie Keeler Seeks Fight in Butte With Noted Hopes
Kellogg Idaho middleweight Willie Keeler announces he stands about six two and weighs around unknown pounds. At 27 years old he has trained six years and seeks a bout in Butte. The message lists unclear references to past bouts and opponents as he pursues a fight in Montana.
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Bespectacled Twirler Steals Spotlight In Montana Game
Jimmy O Connor of the University of Montana dazzled around the Power dugout as a mound star in the Northwest Conference. The piece notes his glasses aid his pitching while detailing fielding runs, a home run by Jack Bills, and catcher Gene Walby reaching a 1 000 batting mark with a mix of hits and walks.
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Baldo's Ball Team Edges Opponents In Valley Play
Baldo Petruccia's North Main streeters attacked Standard Motors and won 15 to 4 per Mascot Charles Hoppus. Mulcahy started for the Tigers, was knocked for four runs, Delaney allowed no runs in seven innings. The Tigers face Dubin Gulch next.
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THREE HOME RUNS FOR GOOSE GOSLIN
Pirates win 9 6 as Erkhardt falters in seventh inning rally. Gooslin hits three home runs as New York Bailey and Cincinnati games feature multiple hits and errors.
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Detroit tops Boston in 10th inning rally
In the first of a three game series Detroit rallied for three runs in the 10th with two outs to beat Boston 6 to 3. Tavener delivered the winning three base hit past Boone in right field driving in two runs while Basaler followed with a one base hit to score Tavener. Ehmke balked in a fifth inning run.
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Oakland Heads Touting addon As Future Star
Oakland reports praise for Bill Rodda Clark shortstop recovering from mumps and released after six weeks married season. Rodda named a coming star by club heads while others were dropped to strengthen the Oaks. Also notes Tom Sullivan Weiser Dell Hap Collard in minor league to major moves.
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Yale Oarsmen Beat Harvard Crew In Regatta
Yale won the four mile varsity eight race over Harvard at New London Conn by one and a half lengths. Official time Yale 20 minutes 26 seconds Harvard 20 minutes 32 seconds 25 seconds.
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Simonich Ill Halts Boxing Bout With Cooper
The 10 round match between Lefty Cooper and Joe Simonich in San Francisco was postponed due to Simonich’s illness. Simonich fell ill before the bout and the fight was canceled for tonight.
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Pagifig Coast League Action in San Francisco
The San Francisco game featured batteries Meeker Rachac and Hannah for the home team against McWeeney Geary Williams Demeyer and Yelle for the visitors. Ritchie noted in the box as a participant in the event.
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Results National and American Association Baseball Scores
Pittsburg 9 Brooklyn 6 and Cincinnati 4 New York Chicago 4 in 11 innings. Philadelphia St Louis 3 Boston 0. Boston 38 Detroit 6 in 10 innings. Philadelphia 13 St Louis 9 Cleveland 5 Washington 7 in a innings. Association Toledo 8 Minneapolis Columbus 6 St Pauli 12. Indianapolis 1 Kansas City 4 Louisville 6 Milwaukee 6.
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