Clarks Tied for Top by Slaughter of Anodes
In a Mines league clash at Clark park on June 23 1924 A C M beat Montana Powers 6 to 4 after six innings in the air lifting the Sundberg shift toward the lead. Steve Chekaluk earned the win with strong six innings while Feeley provided key hits and defensive plays in a tense game for the lower level circuit.
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Bicycle Knocked Rider Reported by Police
Lester Rudd of 2014 Philips Avenue said a motorist knocked him from his bicycle. The driver took him home and he was found not seriously hurt. The driver's name was not learned.
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Numerous Errors By Anode Players Beat Visitors
A chaotic game at Anaconda yesterday afternoon ended 15 to 2 as Clark racked up runs on errors. Marquis took the loss, while Meuter starred for Anaconda with two three baggers and scoring both of his team’s two runs.
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St. Louis Falls as Cubs Take Fourth in Series
Chicago defeats St. Louis 6 to 4 behind Wingard relief after Kolp exit in the third. Wingard, McManus, Sheeley, Barrett collect two base hits. Falk, Collins, McMillan steal. Cubs roll to 6 in Chicago. Cleveland tops Detroit 7 to 5 in the other contest with J Sewell Fewster Ellerbe Jones Cobb Dauss driving the win.
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Reds Slaughter Pirate Pitchers In 9-4 Victory
Cincinnati battered pitcher Yde in the second and Morrison in the fourth to win 9 to 4 and return to the first division. In Brooklyn Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 7 to 6 as seven pitchers were used and Fournier hit his 14th homer in the second.
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Taking Beatings and the Psychology of Victory in Baseball
A veteran major league manager argues teams must accept losses as part of the game while staying fighting and hustling. He warns cheerful losers and dwelling on defeats hurt long term success, noting that the best clubs lose 40 to 50 games yearly but rebound. Alabama players and advocates gain attention as major league scouts shift focus to the state with stars like Sewell Stevenson Wingard Boone Cobb Speaker Hornsby and others enhancing the South’s pull.
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Milk Fund Show Promises Lively Card for Charity
The Milk Fund lineup promises a packed park with top attractions. Stribling and Berlenbach headline a card featuring Tunney Spahla Greb and Delaney, with fans drawn by action and charity.
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Red Sox Trim Yanks In New York Debut
The Boston Americans secured their first victory in New York on June 22, defeating the Yankees in a decisive game in the city.
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Coast League Results San Francisco doubleheader
First game ended with San Francisco 5 to 2 after a tight contest. Batteries were Malls and Read with Kenyon Williams Griffin and Agnew contributing. Second game was close with San Francisco winning 3 to 2 as Foster Read Mitchell and Yeitle held the fort.
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Six Mail Planes Wrecked in Omaha Storm
Six government air mail planes were wrecked when a fierce wind tore the hangar roof off in Omaha Nebraska. One plane belonged to pilot Jack Knight and was built for night flying. Two planes were spared and air mail service remained intact as extra planes were to be rushed from Chicago. All equipment at Omaha was to move July 1 to Fort Crook.
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Unclear Scores From Fragmentary Report
Fragmented odds and ends list city scores for Minneapolis and Columbus, plus St Paul and Toledo, with mismatched figures and an incomplete entry for a Kansas City and Indianapolis matchup. The fragment ends amid a Kansas City line.
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