Hauser Alou Gets Round Trip Clout
In St Louis the Browns routed Philadelphia as Connie Mack used four pitchers and three pinch hitters with Hauser batting for Eckert. Kenneth Williams hit his eighteenth homer and Sisler added a triple, scoring on Williams. Final: Browns seven Philadelphia three.
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Anaconda Standard
Kenneth Williams
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Associated Press
T. Louis
Browns
Philadelphia Today
Sisler
Eckert
Hauser
Williams
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Gesasoud
Harris, Eckert
Naylor
Harrison
Perkins
van Gilder
Severeid
O Connell Shines As A C M Triumphs Over Cole Pitts
O Connell pitched another strong game for the A C M, beating Cole Pitts at Clark Field. He struck out seven, allowed one walk, and ten hits over seven innings while teammates chased Hix from the mound early. Sundberg’s lineup pushed five runs in the first inning and seven in the second, securing a dominant victory despite Pitts’ late scoring.
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Cole-Pitts
Clark Field
O'Connell
Pitts
Bow Wows
Montana Power
Hix
Hank” Toomey
Morgan
Frazier
Carroll
al Sundberg
Hammer and Tongs
Piper
Reed
Snyder
Tremblay
Moore
Wade
Steck
Ursella
Morton
O’connell
Toomey
Riley
Watkins
Short
Fletcher
Twilight Waddle: A.C.M. Beats Pitts In Lopsided Game
The A.C.M. team dominated the contest as every player notched a hit and a run. Tremblay led with four singles, while Wade and O’Connell hit .500. the club posted a .452 team average with 14 singles. Piper and Ursella doubled once each. Barris may miss rest of year due to shoulder injury.
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Wade
O'Connell
New York Breaks Eight-Game Slide With Win Over Cleveland
New York snapped an eight game skid by beating Cleveland 6 to 5 after a tense game marked by disputed calls from Umpires Dineen and Nairn. Police escorted the umpires from the field after the contest as Bush Jones Hoffmann led New York with 11 hits and Hoffmann earned the win. Uhle Morton Bagby O Neill managed Cleveland’s rally with 12 hits.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
New York
Dineen
Nairn
Feld
R. H. FE
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Uhle
Morton
Bagby
O'Neill
L. Sewell
Washington Wins In Thirteenth To Beat Chicago
Urban Faber faltered in the 13th as Sam Rice doubled after a single and Washington scored three to defeat Chicago 3 to 0 in the 13th. Final line shows Wash 9 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 3. Chicago 2 0 0 1 9 0 0 0 0. Erickson Zachary Gharrity Leverette Hodge Faber Schalk credited.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Urban Faber
Sam Rice
Washington
R. H. E. Wash
Erickson
Zachary and Gharrity
Leverette
Hodge
Faber
Schalk
Detroit Sweeps To Eighth Straight Victory Over Boston
Detroit defeated Boston 9 to 8 in a high scoring game. Burns hit two home runs and Cutshaw added another, fueling the Detroit offensive surge. Ferguson Russell Karr and Ruel Dauss and Bassler worked for their teams in a back and forth battle.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Boston
Burns
Cutshaw
Ferguson
Russell
Karr
Ruel
Dauss
Bassler
National coach has good day in Cincinnati win
In Boston on June 20 the Cincinnati team limited Boston to two hits and won 7 to 0. Boston could not reach base until the eighth inning. Pitchers Couch and MHarcrave, Filingim, Oeschger and Gowdy worked for Cincinnati and Boston respectively. rain postponed other games.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Couch
Mharcrave
Filingim
Oeschger
Gowdy
Ruth Suspended From Game After Umpire Altercation
Babe Ruth, suspended for three days by American League President Ban Johnson, faced fines after an on field dispute with umpire Dineen in the Cleveland-New York game. The confrontation in the dugout included threats from Ruth and a warning from Johnson against vulgar language. Manager Speaker and Mel Ott intervened to separate Ruth and the umpire.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Ban Johnson
American League
New York
Dineen
Nunamaker
Cleveland
Johnson
Ruth
Yankees
Speaker
MelInnis
Coast League Results From Oakland Los Angeles Sacramento and Salt Lake
Baseball scores from Oakland Los Angeles Sacramento and Salt Lake City show Reno and Beaumont in 4 to 0 and 9 to 3 wins, with Battery pairs Gregg Adams Brenton Mitze, Ross Freeman Kilhullen Mays Doyle Hannah, Scott Agnew Kunz Stanage, and Ponder Thomas Daly Kallio Thurston Byler.
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Cal
R. H. E. Reno
Gregg
J. Adams
Brenton
Mitze
Los Angeles
R. H. E. Polmerg
Ross, Freeman and Kilhullen
Mays
Doyle and
Hannah
Salt Lake City
A. Eile
FC Esaadeers Soon
Ponder
Thomas
Daly
Kallio
Thurston
Byler
England Qualifies for Davis Trophy by Doubles Win
In Roehampton England the British Isles team beat Italy in the Davis Cup doubles as Maj. Algernon Kingscote and Frank Riseley defeated Caesar Colombo and Count di Rebecco 6 1 4 6 0 to move Britain toward the second round with three of five events in the tie.
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Associated Press
Roehampton
England
British Isles
Maj
Johnson Now Omutout King Johnson Now Omutout King
The Washington pitcher Walter Johnson blanked the Chicago White Sox 1 to 0 for his seventh win of the season and his ninety fifth career shutout. His 327 victories against 217 defeats give a lifetime average of .601, making him the dominant shutout king of baseball. Grover Alexander and Babe Adams trail, with others like Dutch Leonard and Carl Mays among over 20 to 40 shutouts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Walter Johnson
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Johnson
Grover Alexander
Chicago Cubs
Alexander
Babe Adams
Pittsburg
Jim Vaughn
George Tyler
Dutch Leonard
Tiger
Joe Bush
Ben Shawkey
Carl Mays
Stanley Coveleskie
Ray Caldwell
Barnes Cards 72 In British Open Qualifying Round
The American open golf champion Jim Barnes shot 72 in the second qualifying round at Sandwich to reach 154 for two rounds. Australian champion Joe Kirkwood also made 72 for 147 total, with Walter Hagen adding another 72 to reach an aggregate score.
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Associated Press
Sandwich
Jim Barnes
Joe Kirkwood
Walter Hagen
Baseball Schedule Showdown Across Leagues
National League games include Cincinnati at Boston, Pittsburg at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York, and Chicago at Philadelphia. American League matchups feature Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Boston at Detroit, and New York at Cleveland.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louie
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington Steer
Chicago Fees
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
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Pet. Vernon
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Los Angeles
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Oakland
Eee Ee
Seattle
Sacramento
Kilbane Vacates Featherweight Title in Dundee Challenge
The New York boxing commission ruled Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland vacated the world featherweight crown by not accepting Johnny Dundee's challenge. Kilbane will no longer be recognized as champion in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
New York State Boxing Commission Today
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Johnny Dundee
Kilbane
Murphy Simonich To Tangle Again In Deer Lodge Bout
arrangements for the Fourth of July boxing card at Deer Lodge include a 12 round welterweight headline between Joe Simonich of Butte and Frankie Murphy of the Middle West. Their recent draw here showed equal power and cleverness, with anticipation high for a decisive rematch. Monahan vs an unnamed opponent is set for six rounds, with Monahan at 146 pounds in good form.
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Deer Lodge
Butte
Joe Simonich
Frankie Murphy
Middle West
Murphy
Antipodes
West
Simonich
Dave Shade
Morrie Schlaffer
Kid Monahan
Kid McCoy
Bremerton
Leidle
Helena
Monahan
Dempsey Manager Signs With Promoter for Upcoming Fight
Michigan City report states Jack Kearns signed with Floyd Fitzsimmons to stage a bout for Dempsey against Brennan or Willard after inspecting the new arena. Fitzsimmons is in contact with Willard as plans proceed for the title bout.
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Associated Press
Michigan City
Ind
Jack Dempsey
Brennan
Willard
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Floyd Fitzsimmons
New York
Fitzsimmons
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feeling Title
An historic scene described as crowds press for service at a desk, with a timid patron seeking help and a clerk deciding to assist, set amid a dramatic performance of emotion and crowd energy.
Independent Men Elect Officers In Butte League
The Independent league of Butte met at Meaderville gym to elect officers Dick Byrnes East Side was named president Al Rondoni Meaderville vice president F A Yarer Colored Giants treasurer Art Goodman secretary Mose Rodger to umpire games Two matches set Colored Giants versus East Side at Meaderville Wednesday Englewood versus Meaderville at Stodden park Thursday night The schedule extends to early July hoping Clark grounds will be available on weeknights.
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Butte
Meaderville
Dick Byrnes
East Side
al Rondoni
F. A. Yarer
Colored Giants
Art Goodman
Mose Rodger
Englewood
Stodden Park
Clark Grounds
India Secures Davis Cup Entry With Romania Win
India earns a place in the Davis Cup second round by beating Romania. A. H. Fyzee defeats Nichols Mishu 4-6 6-1 6-1 7-5 to seal the victory for India in Beckenham on June 20.
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Associated Press
Beckenham
India
Rumania
Nichols Mishu
A. H. Fyzee
Lee Willard Joins White Sox After Colorado Star
Lee Willard a 16 letter man from the University of Colorado joins the Chicago White Sox as an outfielder. William Killefer, Cubs manager, will soon play behind the plate after trying out in an exhibition game. Cubs release Victor Keen to Toronto to open a roster spot.
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Lee Willard
University of Colorado
Chicago White Sox
Wilard
William Killefer
Chicago Cubs
Bill
Cubs
Victor Keen
Toronto
Leidle Defeats Walker In Eighth Round KO
Helena fighter Battling Leidle won by technical knockout over Yakima’s Cyclone Walker in the eighth round of a scheduled 15 round middleweight bout in Missooula.
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Leidle
Associated Press
Missoula
Helena
Schuman Wins 12 Round Welterweight Decision
Denver light welterweight Harry Schuman defeated Warnie Smith of Bartlesville Oklahoma by decision after 12 rounds in Denver.
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Schuman
Associated Press
Denver
Harry Schuman
Warnie Smith
Bartlesville
Okla
Collision at Cramp's shipyard injures Victo
The steamer Victo sustaining considerable damage after colliding with the Pacific coast steamer Thomas F. Beal off Cramp's shipyard. The Beal escaped with only slight stern damage and proceeded to anchorage nearby.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Thomas F. Beal
Pacific Coast
Baltimore
Victo
Cramp’s
Beal
Harding postpones Alaska trip due to public business
President Harding has abandoned plans for a summer trip to Alaska. The White House announced he regrets there is no possibility of leaving Washington because of ongoing public business.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
White House
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