Walsh Delivers Pinch Hit To Spark A C M Victory
Frannie Walsh, benched for slump, pinch hits in the fourth and singles for A C M to drive in three runs and break a 2 2 tie as Clarks fall 5 2. Rube Lewis wins on the mound while Lefty Ricker suffers, and Clark errors help the deciding rally.
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Frannie” Walsh
Clarks
Walsh
Young Conrad
Ricker
Bill Cullen
al Sundberg
A. Co. M
Lewis
Black Pitts
Mr. Sundberg
Pitts
Rube
Clark
A.C. M
Butte
Tait
Doug
Conrad
Chariton
Dick Boyer
Cullen
McGlone
Boyer
Secon
Cuilen If
Éinhears
Vieiage
Clarks Cerns
Ricker Boyer
eGeehan
Crabtree
Mecfiechen
McGeehen
Gione Lewis
Serafini
Escallier
Vy Ricker
Hi Fiickes
Coast League results highlight Salt Lake San Francisco and Sacramento games
AP reports bunched Coast League scores from Salt Lake Sacramento and San Francisco. Batteries and pitchers listed with batters for each club, noting line scores and notable players across the three cities.
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National League
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati A
A. Ae
Boston
E.o
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
St Louis
Cleveland
American Association
Von
Louisville
Lee Eves
Indianapolis
Pitts
St Paul
Ee Ee
Seattle Ee Ee
Wernon Wee
Salt Lake Ewe Eeee
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Oakland Wee
Portland
Essee
Americans Tie for Third in British Open Heat
At the British Open in Hoylake on June 24 Americans Walter Aaron of New York and MacDonald Smith of California shared third place after 36 holes with 150 cards. J. H. Taylor led at 149, with E. R. Whitcomb three strokes ahead of the Americans. Hagen and Smith impressed for the United States as the Open nears its final rounds.
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Presa
Hoy Lake
England
Walter Aaron
New York
MacDonald Smith
California
E. R. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
J. H. Taylor
Giants Resume Winning In Extra Inning Thriller
The New York Nationals defeated Boston 6 to 1 in an extra inning affair. Virgil Barnes and Jesse Barnes were knocked out early as Jonnard hurled brilliant relief for the Giants after V Barnes left. Batteries: Barnes, Yeorgin and ONeil for Boston. V Barnes, Jonnard and Snyder for New York.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Nationals
Boston
Barnes Brothers
Virgil
Jesse
Jonnard
Giants
V. Barnes
R. H. B. Boslgr
Barnes
Yeorgin
Oneil
Snyder
Pirates Beat Chicago 2-1 To Go Two Up In Series
Pittsburg edged Chicago 2-1 to claim a second straight win. Morrison and Aldridge faced a pitchers’ duel. Aldridge left in the sixth as Pittsburg scored twice on Cuyler’s single. Final line Chicago 0 3 6 0 0 0 Pittsboro 0 0 3 0 0 7 1. Batteries Aldridge Keen Wheeler O’Ferrell Hartnett Morrison Gooch.
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Pirates
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Chicago
Morrison
Aldridge
Dush
Cuyler
Pittsboro
Aldridge, Keen, Wheeler and O’ferrell
Hartnett, Morrison and Gooch
United States Lead In Olympic Team Rifle Event
Chalons France June 26 The United States rifle team won first in the Olympic team shooting competition with the American squad finishing ahead of the French and the French team in third place Trans Miss Results St Joseph Mo June 26 Golf championship first 18 holes Eddie Held five up on Robert McKee Lawson Watts one up on Nuget James Manion two up on Samuel Reynolds Ottumwa Iowa A M Bartlett eliminated late today by Jacob Weatherby Minneapolis 6 3
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Associated Press
Chalons
France
United States
Alll
Trans-Mississippi
ST Joseph
Eddie Held
Robert McKee
Lawson Watts
Nuget
James Manion
Samuel Reynolds
A. M. Bartlett
Ottumwa
Iowa
Jacob Weatherby
Minneapolis
Midget Winners Defeat Meaderville Juniors In Tight Coin Toss
Dublin Gulch Midgets edged Meaderville Juniors five to four in a coin contest. Players include 14 year old or younger members Lee Shea Jovick and Tomich. contact Manager Shea at 704 East Summit Street Butte to arrange games.
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Dublin Gulch
Meaderville
Lee
Shea
Jovick
Tomich
East Summit Street
Butte
Over hills and far away and sports echo
A poetic sports column recalls the heroic stride of 1924 performances. Highlights include Jackson Scholz’s 200m dash in drizzle, Yale crew’s Olympic round-up clash, and George Duncan’s 66 at Glen Eagles. Also notes golf discipline and prep myths for Open champions.
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Jackson Scholz
Yale
Navy
George Duncan
Glen Eagles
Senators Win and Lose in Doubleheader with Philadelphia
Washington split a doubleheader with Philadelphia in a day game sequence. Walter Johnson shut out the visitors 5 to 0 in the opener to extend Washington’s winning streak to 10, while Rommel lost the nightcap 1 to 0 as Philadelphia claimed the second game.
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Walter Johnson
Rommel
Associated Press
Washington
Philadelphia
Martina
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Baumgartner
Perkins
Johnson
Ruel
R. H.E. Philadelphia
Brugsy
Easterners Reach Semi Final in Intercollegiate Tennis
Philadelphia June 26 East and West will meet Saturday for the national intercollegiate tennis championship Arnold W Jones of Yale and Walace Scott of Washington advanced to the final round with semi final victories at Merion Cricket club. India shows slow grasp of wireless with inland messages averaging 692 per station monthly last year.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Arnold W. Jones
Yale
Walace Scott
University of Washington
Merion Cricket Club
India
Boxing Night Delivers Milk Fund Victory at Yankee Stadium
Harry Greb defends his middleweight crown in a 15 round win over Ted Moore before a crowd over 50 000 at Yankee Stadium. Gene Tunney scores a seventh round technical knockout over Erminio Spalla. Young Stribling defeats Tommy Loughran in six rounds. Larry Estridge wins the Harlem title in 10 rounds. Morrie Schlai fer stops Tillie Herman by technical knockout in Omaha after eight rounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry Greb
Ted Moore
Milk Fund
Yankee Stadium
Greb
Gene Tunney
Erminio Spalla
Eddie Purdy
Spalla
Tunney
Young Stribling
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Larry Estridge
Harlem
Panama Joe Gans
Clarence Seifert
Pittsburg
Dan Leiber
Australian veteran Brookes eliminates Hunter at Wimbledon
Norman E. Brookes, the Australian veteran, defeated Francis T. Hunter of the American Olympic team in a five set Wimbledon match before 15 000 spectators. The 3-6 6-3 6-4 5-7 6-3 result marked the only loss for the American Olympic players en route to Paris. Vincent Richards beat Takeo Harada in straight sets as the event produced several doubles and women's doubles outcomes.
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Wimbledon
England
Norman E. Brookes
Australia
Cambridge University
O. R. Rutnam
Francis T. Hunter
Paris
Vincent Richards
Takeo Harada
R. Norris Willams
Watson M. Washburn
Helen Wills
George E. Wightman
Eleanor Goss
Marion Jessup
Mile Lenglen
Elizabeth Ryan
Miss Ryan
Sedan Stolen From Oak Street Curb. City Clerk Victim
Fred Davidson city clerk reported his sedan stolen from the curb in front of the O'Leary feed store on Oak Street around 10 15 last evening. An alarm sounded and a search began immediately but no trace was found within an hour. An unrelated line mentions hair length comparisons from German scientists.
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Fred Davidson
O'Leary
Oak Street
Convertible camper to insect-proof house unit
A camper's automobile marketed for rapid conversion into a compact insect-proof house. The unit features a bedroom, kitchen, locker space and washroom facilities, offering a quick transformation aboard the vehicle.
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New York Tribune, Inc
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