Anodes Beat A C M in Lopsided Mine Route Clash
The Anacondas routed A C M by 17 runs to 5 as Adams, Serafini, and Marquis combined for a high scoring win. Baker led with a 1.000 average after three hits including a triple, while Sells and Carlson added key hits. Emanuel sprained an ankle while attempting to steal third.
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Smeltermen
Adams
Serafini
L. Baker
Louie Sells
Chuckaluck
Anodes
A. C.M
Black Pitts
Chuckaluk
Lewis
Left Garden
Marquis
Angdes
Wade
Center Garden
Tremblay
Carlson
JL. Baker
Anades
de Luxe
Baker
Meuter
Smithh
Hickey
Emanuel
Bud
Sells
A.C. M
McGlone
Des
Walsh
Conrad
We Smirch
Adama
Montana Powers releases two players in league bulletin
H. Melver who played third base and shortstop early in the season and Perry who was at second base until recently have been released by Montana Powers according to yesterday's league bulletin issued by J. Ryan Gaul secretary. The bulletin announced the signing of Malone an infielder by Powers and Guilland a southpaw hurler by the A. C. M.
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H. Melver
Perry
Montana Powers
J. Ryan Gaul
Malone
Infelder
Powers
Guilland
Washington takes lead with 6 2 win over Boston
Washington defeats Boston 6 to 2 as Rice drives in three via a second inning double. Quinn exits after the big hit while Parker and Zachary contribute on the mound for Washington.
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Rice
Quinn
Associated Press
Washington
Boston
R. H. BE
PONSA
Fas Wa Uss
Ross
Workman de O'Neill
Zachary
Russell
Uel
Senators Rally Tops Tight Major League Week
Washington surged four games to lead the American League as Harris reshapes a veteran lineup into contenders. The Giants widened their NL lead while Pirates closed in on Brooklyn. Cubs went winless and the Yanks dropped to fourth, then recovered. Cincinnati posted its best weeks record. Brooklyn humped by erratic pitching.
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Senators
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Pirates
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Harris
Chicago Cubs
New York Yanks
Red Sox
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Bozeman Nine to Meet Meaderville Saturday
Bozeman's independent ball club travels to Clark Park in Butte for a return game with Meaderville. The Butte club lost 9 to 1 to Meaderville last week, and illness kept Sullivan and Henry from the trip. Both pitchers are in form and ready for mound duty. Boheman remains undefeated this season. An aside purse adds interest to the clash.
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Butte
Clark Park
Meaderville
Gallatin
Sullivan
Henry
Boheman
Kinsey Retains Pacific Coast Tennis Crown in Berkeley
Howard Kinsey of San Francisco defeated Clarence J. Grif to win the Pacific coast men's singles title at the Berkeley Tennis Club. Final scoreline 2 6, 5 7, 6 2, 6 4 in the championship match.
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Associated Press
Berkeley
Howard
Kinsey
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Berkeley Tennis Club
Clarence J. Grifat
Kansas City and Minneapolis split two baseball games
In a doubleheader the first game ended with Kansas City 12 and Minneapolis 8. The second game was called after five innings at 6 o clock with a score Toledo 11 Louisville 2 and Columbus 10 Indianapolis 4 Milwaukee 4 St Paul 3.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Powers Beat Pitts In See-Saw Game 8 to 6
The rejuvenated Powers defeated the Black Pitts 8 to 6 at Clark Park in a lead-swapping contest. Lasley pitched for the Pitts before Setzer and Hovey held the Powers in check, while Jovick and Bills led a late Powers rally with key hits.
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Lasley
Medhurst Maulers
Powerites
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Setzer
University of Washington
Phil Hovey
Bert Babb
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Babb
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Leavers
Jovick
Ryan
Kunz
Duffy
Hovey
McComas
Feeley
Black Pitts
Ntana Powers
Chisholm
New York Boston Divide In Double Header
New York split a June 29 double header with Boston, taking the second game 5 to 3 after a 4 to 1 first game loss. Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 5 to 4 as a late rally sealed the win. St Louis lost 6 to 5 to Pittsburgh after a ninth inning run-scoring blast.
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Boston
Associated Press
Braves
Indeka AC
J. Barnes
O'Neil
V. Barnes
Mann
Snyder
R. H. EB
Cooney
Stryker
Gibson
Dean
Watson
Ryan
Gowdy
ST. Louis
Blades
Hornsby
Mueller
Pittsburg Pirates
Pittsburg
Wright
Meadows
Morrison
Gooch
Dickerman
Bell
Gonzales
Cubs End Slump With 6 2 Win Over Reds
In Cincinnati on June 29 the Cubs defeated the Reds 6 to 2. Kaufmann pitched well with strong support while Benton was unsteady. A one hand catch by Walker on Gantham’s long fly in the first inning highlighted the game. Batteries Kaufmann O Farrell Hartnett Benton Sheehan Sandberg Wingo.
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Cincinnati
Cubs
Reds
Kaufmann
Benton
Walker
Gantham
R.H. EB. Cricking
O'Farrell
Hartnett, Benton, Sheehan and Sandberg
Wingo
Grand Circuit Set to Start Meet at North Randall
Cleveland June 29 Harness drivers from across the country gather for the Grand Circuit season opener at North Randall with $40 000 in purses. Three $5 000 stakes headline the program led by the Edwards for 2 08 pacers. Opening day features four races with big events slated for Tuesday and Thursday including the Ohio and Tavern steak stakes for 2 12 trotters.
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Cleveland
North Randall
Win H. Kinnan
Edwards
Ohio
Two New Players Join A. C. M. Bissett and Severini Signed
A. C. M. signs two new players Bissett a third baseman and Severini an outfielder from Saskatoon and Denver University respectively Manager Al Sundberg said. Bissett will be a utility fielder likely at third as Buck Wade retires for business reasons. Severini a former Denver athlete is a strong pitcher but will play in the outfield.
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Severini
al Sundberg
Saskatoon
Buck Wade
Denver University
Greatest showmen in sport and balance in golf
Grantland Rice argues the era's top showmen are Dempsey Ruth Carpentier and Firpo, famed for gate appeal and attack, while defensive flair draws less money. He adds balance in golf as key to consistent form, noting how champions can crash into trouble and be humbled by the course.
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Carpentier
Beckett
Ruth
Dempsey
Firpo
Building Up Your Game in Golf Lessons
A teacher reflects on faults in golf swings observed across pupils. He stresses that one small fault can negate many correct elements and explores back swing issues, balance at the top, weight transfer, and timing to avoid slices and poor power.
Geene Seeks Two Bouts After Butte Ring Night
Young Geene the Dixie Flyer, famed with Butte crowds, drew two Denver offers after his 12 round card with Dixie Lahood at the Gardens next Wednesday. Promoters want a match with Frankie West of Denver, while another outfit seeks Freddie Kid Albin. Geene trained hard, running 12 laps at Clark Park and sparring with Johnny Goggin and other rivals at the Legion gym.
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Dixie Flyer
Butte
Dixie Lahood
the Gardens
Denver
Frankie West
Freddie
Kid” Albin
Clark Park
Legion Gym
Lahood
Buster Brandon
Johnny Goggin
Sons United Triumph Over Meaderville 3 2 in Tight Soccer Fight
Sons United outpaced Meaderville 3 2 as Liddicoat scored all three goals for the winners. Archie Harris netted both goals for Meaderville. A large Sunday crowd witnessed one of the season's best Gardens field games.
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Meaderville
Liddicoat
Archie Harris
Gardens
Coast League Results Across Cities Include Mixed Scores
In San Francisco the first game featured Dente with Shea and Yelle supporting. batteries Gregg and Baldwin. The second game had Sutherland and Tobin with Agnew. Sacramento saw Oakland take a close 17 to 2 win in the first game and readings credit Foster and Read. Los Angeles hosted Portland with Keckert and Query among the batters. the second game had Schroeder Daly and Hannah. At Bakersfield the doubleheader listed batteries Dumovich Byler Singleton O Doul Thomas and Cook.
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R. HE. Dente
Dormer
Cienteseries
Shea and
Yelle
Gregg
Baldwin
Shea
H. E. Po
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R. H. E. Oakland
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Foster
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Pick
Schang
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Krause
Baker
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Canfield
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R. H. B. Portland
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Query
Christian
Courtney
D. Murphy
R. H. B. Pofuare
Schroeder
Harrison
Daly
Thomas
Hannah
Bastlake City
R. HE
EAL Aeoioe
Dumovich
Byler
Singleton
O’doul
Cook
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