Pretty pitching duel with Lasley edge over A C M
Lasley pitched the win as the Black Pitts beat A C M 2 to 1 at Clark Park. Rube Lewis yielded two hits but took the loss. Buck Wade tripled for A C M's lone run while Lewis and Lasley combined for six strikeouts. About 2,000 fans witnessed the tight contest amid fielding miscues and base running bursts.
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Unbroken Records and Timely Sports Notes
A veteran star recalls a 1890 record of six stolen bases in a game that still stands. Rogers Hornsby and Jess Sweetser are noted for wrist driven hitting, while Hank Gowdy is praised as a valuable ex-sergeant. Finland’s Olympic chances and American sports pride are discussed amid reflections on peaceful competition.
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Tigers Move Up to Second Place
Detroit wins 3 to 2 at St Louis to climb from third to second in the standings as Urban Shocker could not contain the Tigers. Browns drop third straight in the series. Batteries Collins Dauss and Bassier, Shocker Vangilder Severeid.
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Black Pitts Edges A. M. In Wild Pitch Battle
Carmody's roller misplayed allows Bloodgood to score the winning run for Black Pitts after Leavers and Carmody set the table. Lasley and Lewis match zeroes until late with Lindbergh in relief. Salem-area tilt features Serafini Lang and Tremblay among key figures and a late defensive scramble at the plate.
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American Association Scores Reported For St Paul Toledo Milwaukee
A summary of recent baseball scores from the American Association lists St Paul 6 over Toledo 3 and Milwaukee 3 to Louisville 2 with Kansas City 9 over Indianapolis 4 and Columbus 5 over Minneapolis 7 followed by Milwaukee 9 to Louisville 7 in a second game.
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Mrs. Boreny Russell Calvert Spends Night in Jail
Mrs Boreny Russell Calvert daughter of the late Lillian Russell spent the night in Atlantic City jail after failing to raise 485 to pay a hotel bill She planned to write a book about her jail experiences She was released at noon when the bill was paid.
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Down to Last Eight in Trans Miss Golf Championship
The trans Miss golf title event in St Joseph trims field to eight. Tomorrow's 36 hole match play features Eddie Held against Robert McKee and Sam Reynolds versus James Manion. A. M. Bartlett faces J. K. Wetherby while James Nugent meets Lawson Watts. Held, defending champion, beat Ted Payseur 2 and 1, and later defeated John Redick 2 and 1 after Redick eliminated Harry Legg in the morning.
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Wills Defeats Dransfield in Wimbledon Second Round
American Miss Helen Wills toppled Miss P H Dransfield 6 0 6 2 in the Wimbledon women's singles second round. Suzanne Lenglen beat Miss E R Clarke 6 9 6 0. Mrs Mallory and Miss McKane also advanced in other matches.
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Three Junior League Showdowns At Columbia Gardens
Three games are on the slate at Columbia Gardens in the juvenile league. Hubs and Woodman State meet at 10 30 A M McQueens and Montana Streets clash at 12 30 P M and Mines Juniors versus the Paul Clark home squad wrap the program at 2 P M. League standings are listed.
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American Athletes Arrive in France for Paris Games
The steamer America arrived at Cherbourg with over 300 United States Olympic team members in good condition. Crowds lined the wharf as the delegation disembarked and boarded two special trains to Paris for further events.
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Haine and Hotline dead heat in Irish Derby at The Curragh
In The Curragh Ireland C F Kenyon's Haine by Hainault out of Almond and Major Giles Loderg's Hotline by Sunstar out of Molly Desmond tied for first in the 5000 pound Irish derby. Lady Conyong ham's Illyrian finished third as seven contested. Fast Springs Surprise follows in Philadelphia intercollegiate tennis: Frits Mercur of Lehigh beats Phil Betten of UC. Wallace Scott of Washington defeats Jerome Lang of Columbia with six aces in first set.
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Montanans Back Irish Olympics Drive for Dublin
Irish Americans in Montana plan a 1000 dollar fund raise toward a 50 000 dollar team for the Tailteann games in Dublin August 1 18. Judge J J Lynch leads the campaign with committees in Butte and Anaconda and list many local supporters. The article notes global teams including from the United States and other nations and cites Dutch land reclamation figures of over 1 009 000 acres since the 16th century.
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Umbrellas Dominate Lost and Found in Big City Life
In daily lost and found notes, large cities report umbrellas as the most common item claimed or misplaced, reflecting weather and urban activity patterns. Residents increasingly log frequent finds, while city agencies urge waterproofing and labeled belongings to ease recovery.
Coast League Results at San Francisco
Coast League scores from San Francisco show team A defeating team B with 4 runs to 1 in the opener. Batteries listed include Steuland Jones Bell Tobin Griffin and Yelle.
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English Champion McKane Eliminates Mallory at Wimbledon
Kathleen McKane defeated Helen Wills in straight sets to advance toward a potential Lenglen final. The match left Mallory with little chance as McKane extended her grip on the Wimbledon women’s singles.
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LaHood Geene Fight to Headline Legion Card at Gardens
The LaHood Geene bout will headline the American Legion card on July 2 in an open air arena at Columbia Gardens. Geene, a fast southern bantam, is due to arrive tomorrow for workouts. Also set to fight is Johnny Gogin of Wallace against Buster Brandon.
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German Wrestler Richeard Schikat defeats Zbyszko in long bout
The Associated Press reports in San Francisco that Richeard Schikat pinned Stanislaus Zbyszko after 1 hour 19 minutes and 39 seconds in a two hour limit match, ending before a second fall.
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