McLeod Pitts win sixth straight as Hovey outduels Powers
McLeod’s McIvor and Hovey star in a 5 to 4 victory over the Montana Power in front of Mines League action. Hovey’s slow ball stymies Powers who manage five hits, while McIver adds four hits for the Pitts. The win tightens pennant race as Powers slip within half game of A C M cellariders with key clashes looming.
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Local young sprinter sets mark at summer meet
A 12-year-old runner from Sunfag district broke a local record in the ¾ mile race, clocking 94.5 seconds to win by a clear margin over three rivals.
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Ban Johnson disciplines players after Detroit incident
President Ban Johnson announced punishments for the fracas at a Detroit game. Meusel of the Yankees received 16 days suspension and $190 fine for causing the outbreak, Bert Cole of the Tigers 10 days and $44, and Ruth escaped suspension but was fined $50. Johnson called Ruth's frenzied attempt to participate reprehensible.
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Centerville and Sons United Set for Rival Derby Match
Centerville and Sons United soccer teams meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM in Columbia Gardens for a regular Butte Soccer League clash. Anticipation runs high as two old rivals line up with regular rosters for a close tussle.
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Centerville and Sons United
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Ambiguous Regional Sports Notes Spark Memory Map
Fragmented OCR mentions several cities and numbers: Indianapolis, St Paul, Toledo, Shawnee, Fayetteville, Kansas City with associated counts. No coherent event or outcome apparent. data appears to be a partial street or tournament listing.
General Salvador Alvarado Death Confirmed in Mexico
Passengers arriving from Frontera confirm General Salvador Alvarado was killed in a dispute over money by Celene Aparicio. A Mexico City dispatch last week claimed he had been court martialed and executed by General Ferd erin, a staff member.
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Vera Cruz
Salvador Alvarado
Pasengere
Frontera
Celene Aparicio
Mexico City
Alvarado
Ferderin
Pirates Top Slugging Pitt to Open Series in Pittsburg
Pittsburg outslugged Cincinnati 9 to 4 to take the first game of the series. Morrison and Rixey started on the mound but did not last the full game. Also, New York defeated Boston 6 to 1 behind Watson as North struggled in his debut for the Braves.
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Cincinnati
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Lou North
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Phillies Bite Brooklyn In 19 to 1 Series Opener
Ady High opened Brooklyn with a triple and scored on a wild pitch. Swede Carlson shut Brooklyn down as the Phillies routed the Dodgers 19 to 1 in the first game of the series.
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Phillies
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Yale Grows Capture Everything In Sight
Yale's great crew won the major 57th regatta on the Thames defeating Harvard by four lengths over four miles. The Blue led early and finished strong with a final time of 21:59.3 for Yale and 23:11.3 for Harvard. Yale also swept the freshmen and junior varsity races, bringing the all time series to Yale 30 Harvard 27.
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Associated Press
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Harvard
Thames
Puglistic Displays Banned by Johnson
Chicago June 26 The American league president banned and fined players from the New York Detroit riot game in Detroit last Friday. Ruth was fined 759 for a frenzied effort to participate in trouble. Bob Ankee was fined and suspended ten days. Bert Cole of Detroit was fined 20 and suspended sixteen days.
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Gooseman Bests McDonald in Toledo Bout
Ernie Gooseman of Chicago outboxed and outsmarted Red McDonald of Toledo in a 12 round lightweight professional match. The bout ended with Gooseman clearly winning on points in the Toledo arena.
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Ernie Gooseman
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Indians Beat Tigers 11 to 9 in Detroit duel
Cleveland slugged past Detroit 11 to 9 as both managers used heavy substitutes. Coveleskie earned the win over Stoner with key hits by Speaker Burns Jamieson and Ellerbe, while Ludolph and Pillette struggled on the mound for Detroit.
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Senators Win marathon at Philadelphia in 12 innings
Washington beat Philadelphia 8 to 2 in a twelve inning game. Peckinpaugh drove in the winning run with a clutch double as Bluege stood on base.
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Goldstein and Murray Box to Draw in Maine Bantam Bout
Abe Goldstein bantamweight champion and Tommy Murray of Philadelphia boxed 12 rounds in two six round bouts in Portland Maine under Maine law, according to a verdict of newspaper men. The report notes the Gull family consists of nearly 116 species.
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Maine
Abe Goldstein
Tommy Murray
Philadelphia
Sullivan Wins World Lightweight Title In Close Battle
Brooklyn boxer Kid Sullivan defeats Johnny Dundee in a 10 round title bout at Nostrand Athletic Club by outpointing Dundee with strong body work. Dundee presses late but Sullivan holds a slim lead. Sullivan born Stephen John Tricamo in Brooklyn in 1893, fights for 13 years.
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Associated Press
Johnny Dundes
Nostrand Athletic Clubs
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Dundee
Paul Berlenbach
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Walker to Defend Title Against Leonard in New Bout
Mickey Walker will defend his world welterweight title against Benny Leonard with Dave Shade to meet the winner. The New York State Athletic Commission announced the arrangement after Walker accepted terms, ending a prior ban. Leonard’s next lightweight challengers will wait while the welterweight bout is decided.
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Mr. Brower
Letter threats Josephine Franks in Franks case
Chicago June 20 a new kidnap threat letter aimed at Josephine Franks sister of the murdered Robert Franks was received by Chief Justice Caverly. The crank letter signed George Johnson mirrors the Leopold Loeb ransom alias and was forwarded to police among about 100 letters related to the case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Josephine Franks
Robert Franks
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Caverly
Criminal Court
George Johnson
Leopold
Loeb
Franks
Woman Awarded 2000 Dollar Personal Disfigurement
The territorial industrial accident board gave its first award in the territory for personal disfigurement without disability. A Japanese woman employed by a clothing company was scalped when her hair was caught in a revolving shaft. other injuries healed perfectly.
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