Schwartz Hurls Sharp Game as A C M Tops Clarks 5 to 2
Schwartz struck out seven and held Clark to two runs as A C M defeated Clarks 5 to 2 at Clark park. Tesreau and Zanic combined for wild pitches and passed balls in a late rally while Schwartz and teammates built a lead with timely hits and strong defense.
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Freigau
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Weis
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Cooper
Senators Rally Past Yankees 7th and 8th Inning Charge
The Senators defeated the Yankees 7 to 1 on June 23 as seventh and eighth inning rallies produced seven runs. Reuther earned his third win of the season over New York while the Yankees managed six hits.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senators
Yankees
Reuther
New York
Phillies edge Braves in twin bill sweep
Philadelphia won both games of a double header against Boston, taking 7 to 3 in the opener and 9 to 7 in the nightcap. Barnes struggled in the opener while Ryan was hit hard in the second contest. Boston debuted Bill Vargas and Francie Hogan in the lineup.
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Webster and Tait Win Boxing Bouts
Al Webster of Billings defeated Harvey Perkins of Thermopolis in a 12 round decision, with Perkins losing the sight in his left eye in round three. Manuel Archuleta beat Young Brecken-Tidge of Laurel in four rounds. Young Walsh defeated French Hinnand of Roundup. Young Pulver won over Fred Melhoff of Glendive in eight rounds. Jimmie Woodhall and Frankie Davis fought to a 16 round draw, Billings. K Brown of Sheridan was KO'd in the seventh by Bill Tait of Roundup.
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al Webster
Harvey Perkins
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Manuel Archuleta
Young Brecken- Tidge
Laurel
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French Hinnand
Young Pulver
Fred Melhoff
Glendive
Jimmie Woodhall
Weinert to Challenge Harry Wills in Comeback Clash
Boxing preview notes Charlie Weinert seeks a comeback against Harry Wills, with both men in peak training. Weinert hopes a victory leads to future heavyweight contention while Wills presses Dempsey’s trail, amid questions of form and past fights.
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Jess Willard
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Pacific Coast League Scores From Los Angeles East Lake City Sacramento Oakland
In Los Angeles Portland and San Francisco split games as Hollingsworth Whitney and Geary Harvey Cook Peters anchored the lineups. Sacramento knocked off Los Angeles 7 to 5 behind Wright Ennis Keating Shea. Oakland defeated another opponent 8 to 21 with Plummer E Baldwin Kaiser Delaney Byler contributing.
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Aluminum Street Cubs beat Englewood Juniors in morning game
The Aluminum Street Cubs defeated the Englewood Juniors 15 to 8 at Monroe School grounds. Batteries: Cubs McCarthy and Waterman. Juniors Selak and Mott.
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American Trio to Start in British Open
Eighty-one golfers qualified for the British Open at Troon led by the United States trio Joe Kirkwood MacDonald Smith and Jim Barnes with scores of 153 154 and 155 after 36 holes of qualifying. The 72 hole championship at Prestwick will be played Thursday and Friday.
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MacDonald Smith
Jim Barnes
Prestwick
It Is His Biggest Asset Governor Al Smith
The Cleveland Times-Commercialreports that Al Smith may not become president and declines to blame a Republican New York Legislature, framing his status as his strongest asset despite political odds.
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al Smith
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Cleveland Times
Results National Baseball Schedule Report
National results list games with scores: New York and Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, and others. Several games were postponed or rained out while standings include Toledo, St. Paul, Columbus, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Milwaukee.
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Salazar Signs With Montana Powers Baseball Club
Cuban pitcher Dave Salazar, a top Cascade league figure, signs with manager Duffy’s Montana Powers after stints with Mesa in Arizona and a Coast league tryout with San Francisco. He is expected in Butte late this week. Eddie Rathien is released and Rodda signed as Rathien’s knee injury sidesteps him. Final eligibility rules must be filed by July 1 with waivers for nonlisted players.
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Stivers to join Anaconda ball outfit after Coast move
Vernon Stivers former Idaho football star and current San Francisco Seals infielder will join the Angles upcoming season. He has spent the season with the Seals and was farmed to Butte, with recall expected next year as regular play should aid his development.
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Associated Press
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Ellison
Washington Captain Chosen For 1926 Crew
Albert Aldrickson of Seattle was elected captain of the Washington varsity crew for 1926 at a meeting of the 1925 squad. He has rowed stroke for two years. The Huskies disbanded today and will travel to Seattle with some returning overland and others via the Panama Canal.
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