A C M routs Powers 10 to 1 in errorless fielding display
Charlie Schwartz pitched seven hits allowed and struck out seven as A C M overwhelmed the Montana Powers 10 to 1. Cy Forsythe hit his third homer of the week with Art Rolfe and Neil Callaghan contributing early runs, while Sundberg's four hits fueled the offense. Farrell lasted two innings for Powers before O Connor finished strong, and no errors were recorded by either side.
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Giants Win on Goslin Slugging Hit in 12th
In New York on June 26 the Giants beat the Robins 9 to 6 in 12 innings to stay in first place as Pirates won. Goslin homered with two on, contributing to a late rally that sealed the victory for New York.
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Marquis Feat Brings Offers From Major Clubs
Jimmy Marquis former Mines leaguer who hurled a no hit no run game for St Joe Omaha in the Western league has drawn offers from major clubs per the News. The story notes his continued strong season with a string of victories including a 3-2 win over Lincoln and a six inning no run game.
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Boston splits doubleheader with Philadelphia in opener
An Associated Press report from Boston notes a doubleheader with Philadelphia. Boston won the opener behind strong hits by Jimmy and Harper in the seventh, with a bases loaded situation and two runs.
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Lone American In Wimbledon Quarters After Victory
John Hennessey of Indianapolis defeated Gordon Lowe 9-7 8-6 6-4 to reach the All England singles quarterfinals. Ray Casey of San Francisco fell to Rene Lacoste 8-6 6-4 6-1 as France dominated the day. Lacoste and Borotra advanced, while Lenglen overwhelmed Miss Goldsack in the women’s singles.
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American Ray Casey Eliminated At Wimbledon Contests
Wimbledon reports Ray Casey of San Francisco eliminated in straight sets 8-6 6-4 6-1 by Rene La Coste of France. John Hennesse of Indianapolis remains sole American in singles after beating F. G. Lowe 9-7 8-6 6-4. Other results include Miss Joan rer defeating W. Lew, Borotra over Gilbert, and Washer beating Sherwell.
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Stallings Denies Yankees Pilot Role
Rochester N Y June 2 Manager George T Stallings of the Rochester International League club said there was no truth in a Boston report that he would succeed Miller Hug ins as manager of the New York Yankees He said he had talked only with Ed Barrow and Colonel Ruppert about players and had no other business with them New York June 26 A Boston dispatch to the Evening World says Miller Hug ins likely to be replaced by Stallings former Boston manager now head of Rochester club in the International league
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Pacific Coast League Game Fragments From Sacramento Oakland and Los Angeles
Disjointed OCR notes list players like Gilander Waris and Koehler, various batteries and lineups, with scattered references to Sacramento Oakland Los Angeles Portland and San Francisco. No coherent final results or scores available from the garbled text.
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Barnes 15 winner of British Open
Prestwick Scotland June 26 Jim Barnes won the British Open with 300 strokes total for 72 holes. Edward Ray and Archie Compston each shot 301 to miss tying by one stroke. MacDonald Smith finished fourth at 303 after a late-round collapse that stunned spectators.
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Snell Aims for Big Win Over Ryan in Butte Bout
Doc Snell, a rising bantam, leaves coast offers behind to take a 12 round clash with Ryan in Butte. Manager Joe Waterman says a victory could launch Snell back to New York prominence, despite Ryan's greater experience and past long battles with top contenders. Snell trained eight rounds in a gym session and plans another workout today.
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Shade and Slattery to box in New York event
Dave Shade the Pacific coast welterweight today signed to meet Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo in a six round semi final match on the Italian hospital fund card at the Polo grounds in New York.
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