Anaconda Falls 6-4 in Slugfest With Colo-Pitts
In a high tension Mines Teague game Colo-Pitts edged Anaconda 6 to 4 as errors defined the scoring through nine innings. Higbee pitched well for Anaconda yielding three walks and six hits, while Adams mirrored him for Colo-Pitts allowing six hits and four strikeouts. Lehman shone at short with crucial fielding as fans debated umpire Barris’s late third base call and a seventh inning muff led to the deciding run.
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Weismutler Sets Another World Record In Hawaii
In Honolulu Johnny Weisamutler of the Haineis Athletic Club swam the 220-yard freestyle in 2 minutes 18 1/2 seconds to add another world mark to his string. The former record of 2 24 1/8 was held by Perry McGillivary of the Illinois Athletic Club in Chicago.
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Scores and standings from scattered league games
At Louisville on March 9 St Paul led 11 to 9 after ten innings to allow teams to catch trains. At Toledo Milwaukee won 5 to 3 in six innings. At Columbus Kansas City triumphed 9 to 8 in the first game and 8 to 2 in six innings. Indianapolis hosted Minneapolis with a 14 to 11 contest noted.
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Coast League Battery Highlights From Oakland and Los Angeles Games
The Coast League reports multiple games with San Francisco, Sacramento, Seattle, Oakland, Portland, Vernon, Los Angeles, and Salt Lake City. Batterymen include Coombe, McWeen, Walsh, Yelle, Kunz, Penner, Cook, Scott, Agnew, Colwell, Stanage, Shore, Krause, Koehler, Meland, Adams, Arlett, Sutherland, Fairman, Dell, Doyle, Jolly, Hannah, Walberg, Kilhuller, May, Murphy, Hughes, Baldwin, Myers, Gould, Byler, Anfinson, Daly, and others. Results show varied R H E lines across first and second games, with scheduled afternoon and first games, and a note on a game being called to let Portland catch a train.
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Chicago Wins Series In Extra Inning Thriller
Chicago defeats Cleveland 4 to 3 in 10 innings as Speaker is ruled out after a disputed ninth inning call. Walker scores on a bases loaded play while Lindeey Edwards and Robertson secure the win with strong relief pitching.
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Twilight Waddle Dodo Triumph in Slugfest Loss
In a rough game the A C M team capitalized on early errors by Lang at third as Clark’s fielding weakened. A pivotal fifth inning double play by Sundbergites and Foley’s tough pitching kept Willow-Wielders in check. Moore, Reed, and O Connell stood out with key plays, while several errors and passed balls defined the frame.
Kalispell medal goes to Sharman shootoff of tie
The twenty-ninth annual state sports men's association tournament finished with tight finals. Sharman won the Kalispell medal handicap after a shootoff, tied with Salt Lake Secker and O'Brien, Butte, while Thornton of Dillon won the 96 of 100 handicap, and Nick Birrer of Lima claimed the singles title with 197 of 200. Dempsey in New York follows, with a potential match against Harry Wills reported.
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Dillon
Cashier Bowman
Salt Lake
Day of MLB Games Across National and American Leagues
National League action features Boston at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Chicago plus Cincinnati at St Louis. American League games include St Louis at Cleveland and New York at Boston. Other matchups not scheduled.
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Baseball Players Mentioned in Sparse 1920s Clip
A fragment lists players including Hornsby St Louis Wheat Brooklyn Ainsmith St Louis Meusel New York Parkinson Philadelphia Williams Philadelphia Judge Washington Sisler St Louis McManus St Louis Ruth New York Falk Chicago with scattered team tags and numbers. The text appears as a partial sports roster or box score snippet from a historical newspaper.
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Wheat
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Philadel
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Giants Rally Past Braves In Late Inning Win
New York earns a 4 3 victory over Boston as Stengel and Smith reach base, with Robertson delivering a pinch hit for the decisive single in the ninth. George Kelly homers off Marquard for his sixth of the season in the fifth. Braves respond in the eighth with Hollie Ford ONeill sacrifice and key singles.
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Children Day Observed At Methodist Church
A June 29 service at the Methodist Episcopal church featured a morning sermon by Rev. Fred Anstice and an evening program with songs, recitations, and a flag drill led by various church members and classes. The event closed with a farewell to Children’s Day.
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Cleo Kemp
June Dowell
Elisha
Dothan
Irene Olesen
Fern Dowell
Arthur Michelson
Grace Ba
Helen Branman
Celia
Gladys Michelson
Sunday School Army
Gladys Olesen
Harold Bowen
Clara Simmel
Emma Bayne
Bobbie Baker
McCrackin
Moore's seventh inning homer seals dramatic late win
In a tense Clark Field clash the A C M rallied from a four-run deficit in the seventh, aided by errors and timely hits, to tie then win on W Moore's eighth inning homer over left. Foley kept Clark scoreless early as Lang and Reed started the scoring for the Clarks, while O'Connell and Morton sparked the A C M offense before the decisive blast.
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French Classic Won by Keefaling at Paris
June 26 The Grand Prix at Paris was won by Keefaling with Ramus in second and Algerian third. Fifteen horses ran. Betting favored Keefaling at two to one for win, Ramus even for place, and Algerian at two to one to show.
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Meaderville Football Team Routs Sons United for Second Place
Meaderville yesterday defeated Sons United 5 to 1 to claim runner up in the league standings. Lanyon Harris Rowell and Liddell scored for Meaderville while the English press coverage notes the strong support from the Meaderville backs.
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Champions enter Illinois tourney edge strong tennis field
Chicago June 25 Several national tennis champions join the Illinois state championship starting tomorrow at Skokie Country Club. Notables include William Tilden Jr of Philadelphia, Phil Bettens, Fritz Bastian, Ralph Burdick of Indianapolis, Vincent Richards, and Julius Saglowski of Indianapolis. The event runs through the week with a lineup of top contenders.
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