Al Anderson Dominates As A C M Beats Powers At Clark Park
Al Anderson pitched nine innings of five scattered singles to wheel the Mines to a 14 to 1 victory over the Powers. Bonner struggled, Coleman relented, and Eddie Jeane closed out the wreck with five eighth inning runs. Forsythe belted a four bagger as the A C M offense exploded in rounds four and seven.
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al Anderson
Brother Millard
Montana Powers
Bonner
Coleman
Clark Park
Mike Duffy
Sundberg Warriors
Anderson
Eddie Jeane
Sports Scores From The Associated Conference Night
The schedule shows two games with results including American teams in New York and Chicago and a list of city matchups. Notable results include Indianapolis 6-2 over Kansas City and Louisville 9-10 over Milwaukee, with other scores for Toledo Minneapolis Columbus St Paul Cleveland Washington and Cleveland events.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
San Francisc
Salt Lake Seer
Portland
Los Angeles
Seattle
Oakland Ee Eee
Sacramento
Vernon
American Association
Louisville
St Pau
Kansas City
I Sae
British tennis title at stake in all England tournament
Wimbledon opens with top world players contesting for the classic British title. Americans Casey and Hennessey drew attention for their near upset in the Eastbourne series. Suzanne Lenglen and Elizabeth Ryan loom as anticipated second round rivals if no upset upsets the field.
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Wimbledon
England
Ray Casey
San Francisco
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Garland
Pittsburg
Axel B. Graham
California
Casey
Hennessey
East Bourne
Elizabeth Ryan
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Foxes a. C. M. at third bag in wild play
Power manager Mike Duffy executed a rare two on one play at third in the sixth inning by tagging Collins and then Zienke after Zienke stepped off the base. Tremblay robbed Duffy of a hit and Collins handled seven grounders at short. Forsythe climbed to 500 for the day while Rolfe remained a top target for wild pitches and Coleman scored after a leg shot.
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Eddie
A.C. M
Cy Forsythe
the . C. M
Coleman
Bonner
Anderson
Powers
Bill
Fowery
Matthews
Morton
Tremblay
A. Co. M
Doc
Kerns
Callaghan
Forsythe
Zienke
Collins
Rolfe
Duffy
Baker
M. Anderson
A. Anderson
Sigrist
Funk
Mike Duffy
Mike
Colling
Doc Tremblay
Art Rolfe
Stuart
Dickerman
Smith
Kibbie
Felix
Gibson
Mann
Flack
Harris
Marriott
Toporcer
Hornsby
Bottomley
Benton
Mails
Joe Dyer
Ails
Giants Nose Out Reds In Nerve-Wracking Finish
New York beat Cincinnati 4 to 3 as a belated eighth inning rally brought in two runs and a costly error decided the game. Southworth and Luque hit three-base shots, Jackson doubled, and Scott Pinelli Niehaus were among the base threats.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
New York
Reds
Giants
Luque
Cruz
Jackson
Southworth
Scott
Pinelli
Walker
Niehaus
ABR. PO. A
Young
Frisch
Terry
Kelly
Meneel If
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Ewnee
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Roush
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Wees
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Smith Ee
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Eereeeese
Johnson Knocked Out by Cleveland in 7th as Indians Win
Cleveland beat Washington 7 to 5 in the third game of the series. Walter Johnson left the game in the seventh after giving up the decisive runs as Cleveland rallied behind McNulty Bluege Summa Scott and Speaker. Speaker made a key catch in center in the ninth to preserve the win.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cleveland
Washington Today
Indians
Walter Johnson
Speaker
Marberry
J. Harris
McNulty
Bluege
Summa
Scott
Lutzke
Burns
J. Sewell
Foster
McNelly
Smith
Johnson
Huse
Russell
Fewster
B . Lutzake
Walters Co
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Harris
Rice
Anne Goslin
Ruel
O Johnson
Adams
Possible expansion of trans Miss golf tourney to Far West
June 21 Omaha reports final practice rounds for the trans Miss golf championship. Directors discuss widening scope to include the western region to the Pacific coast, with some opposition noted. Homer Joy of Colorado Springs, 18, stands as the only western entry among the field.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Pacific Coast
Omaha Field Club
Trans- Mississippi
Homer Joy
Colorado Springs
Angdes Beat Clarks 13 to 3 In Errorless Home Win
Angdes secured their first errorless game of the season, beating the Clarks 13 to 3 on home grounds. Ridings led at bat with a .600 average and Boyer added two singles and a double, while Tebbs and Kellett contributed key hits as the Angdes tallied early and held the lead through steady defense.
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Clarks
Clark
W. A. Clark
Smelterites
Ricker
Boyer
Tebbs
Kellett
Taylor
Zanic
McKain
Charlton
Jimmy
Emanuel
Buddy
Wally
Murderers’ Row
Ridings
Escalier
Tucker
Strick
Angdes
Anodes and Clarks Halt Smeltermen in Key League Match
In a tight contest the Clarks score three in the seventh to take the lead while Anodes respond with two across on a walk a triple and a single. Smeltermen add three late runs as Boyer doubles but fails to score. Final box score follows.
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Anodes
Kellett
Clarks
Garden
Smeltermen
Boyer
Clark
Zanic
Tesreau
Tebbs
Thompson
Olney
Fiee
Notable Pacific Coast League Anodes Box Score Report
Box score summary lists Emanuel Shanley Leavers Turkey Mechain Keeley Ridings and others with RBI totals and fielding plays. Game lasting 11 hours 61 minutes features Ricker Tebbs and Kellett on the mound with multiple errors and double plays noted.
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Emanuel
Dolney
Leavers
Ridings
Boyer
Emanuel Kellett
Walby
Keeley
Shaniey
McKain
Tebbs
Thompson
Zanic
Escalier
Balle
Tucker
Ricker
Kellett
Anodes
Clarke
Ryan
Boxing Card Highlight in Butte July Third Feature
Tommy Ryan of McKeesport and Doc Snell of Seattle were signed by American Legion promoters to headline a 15 round bout on the July 3 card in Butte. The signing followed the collapse of the Frankie Schoell Joe Simonich pairing, due to Simonich's injury and Schoell seeking a larger purse.
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Tommy Ryan
McKeesport
Doc Snell
Seattle
American Legion
Butte
Frankie Schoell
Joe Simonich
Simonich
Schoell
Ryan
Mickie O'Donnell
Oakland
California
Snell
Northwest
O'Donnell
Carl Tremaine
Tommy
Georgie Rivers
Charlie Rosenberg
Buffalo
WORK OF PIRATES NATIONAL FEATURE
New York June 21 A two winged tornado hit major league baseball as the Pirates surged toward the Giants and Brooklyn in the National League. The Western invasion reshaped the race into a four corner fight for the title while the A m ericans saw the Athletics pull ahead to two games over the Senators as Harris and the Mack men pressed forward.
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White Sox
Yankees
Associated Press
New York
Faber
Earl Combs
Giants
Brooklyn
Senators
Mackmen
Harris
Athletics
Mountain View and Trinity Clash Tonight in Butte League
Mountain View and Trinity teams of the Butte Church league meet at Columbia Gardena at 6 30 this evening. Mountain View defeated the Jessies 4 to 0 Saturday night with Mills and Webber batting and Coyle and Harrington on the batteries.
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Trinity
Butte Church League
Columbia Gardena
Mountain Views
Jessies
Mills
Webber
Coyle
Harrington
Americans Top British Open Contenders At Troon
Troon Scotland June 21 Large crowds welcomed the British open qualifying start with 500 players entered. Americans Barnes Smith Bourne Grant Kirkwood Bredemus to compete as favorites in the two course format with Barnes and Smith among leaders.
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Associated Press
Troon
Scotland
Jim Barnes
McDonald Smith
Barnes
Douglas Grant
Kirkwood
John Bredemus
Smith
A. 8. Bourne
Brooks swings five homers in week to join crowded longball chase
Chicago June 21 Brooks a Chicago National recruit from Columbus American association club hit five homers in seven games boosting his season total to nine and placing him in a three way tie for third. Hornsby of St Louis continued to lead with 17 homers as other stars Hartnett Meusel and Williams trail. Goslin homered three times Friday as Ruth hit his third of the season on Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mandy” Brooks
Chicago National
Columbus American Association
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Nationals
Hartnett
Chicago Nationals
Bob Meusel
Yankees
Williams
St. Louis
Goslin
Washington
Babe Ruth
Fremont Cubs Defeat Aluminums 28 to 4
The Fremont Cubs routed the Aluminums by 28 to 4 in yesterday’s game. Bechtold and Maloney pitched while McCarthy and O'Connor caught. For Cubs games, call 4190-R. Canadian traffic police explain go and stop signs to visitors from the old country.
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Aluminums
Bechtold
Maloney
McCarthy
O'Connor
Cubs
Canada
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