Smith of Giants Scores Another Home Run
Smith of the Giants belted another homer as Phillies Reds and Cubs were shut out. Detroit beat St Louis 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Washington fell 6 to 1 to Philadelphia, with Harris excelling for the visitors.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1921
Page
2
Englewood Victors Over Dublin Gulch Athletic Club
Englewood nine beat Dublin Gulch Athletic Club 2 to 1 after a crowd filled the island and bleachers yesterday afternoon. Leary pitched well with 12 strikeouts. Stodden fanned seven for Gulch. Gulch fingers: Dennehy Kelley Leary ONeill McCarthy. Englewood: Meehan Stad en Harrington Tierney Rundie. Gulch to meet East Butte Athletics at Clark grounds next Sunday.
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Englewood
Dublin Gulch Athletic Club
Fone
Engle- B
Leary
Gulch
Stodden
Dino
Gulch Ns
Guich—Dennehy
B. Leary
D. Leary
HR Kelley
O'Neill
P. J. McCarthy
I. McCarthy
J. Leary
Feld
Meehan
Staden
Harrington
Tierney
T. Harrington
Rundie
Roberts
Sullivan
the Gulch
East Butte Athletics Association
Clark Grounds
Amateur Baseball Scoring Clouts Lead 17 15 Sluggers Win
In an amateur league clash the Shaniyrow Sluggers defeated Granite Street Ramblers 17 to 15 amid a spree of home runs by E Shea Murphy and Kelly. A list of players across both sides names catchers, pitchers and fielders, with the Anaconda Road Bobcats edging Neversweat Tigers 22 to 21 before a Tigers’ counterclaim of 21 to 19 and a 10 to 0 Jensen Cubs win over Fiat Irons in Clark field rounds. Pacific Coast results include San Francisco over Los Angeles 1 0 and 1, Oakland 12 0, Seattle 1 Salt Lake 2, Sacramento 4 Portiana 2, plus Afghanistan snakebite deaths.
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Shaniyrow Sluggers
Granite Street Ramblers
E. Shea
Murphy
Kelly
Tne
Stevenson
J. Murphy
P. ‘Shields
Short Goggin
Malvey
Kiley
Ramblers
Healy
Malloy
Devott
McKenna
Lowney
Doone
Healey
Rodgers
Kennedy
Anaconda Road Bobcats
Bobcats
Neversweat Tigers
Chuck O'Neill
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San’ Francisco
Lo Angeles
Vernon
Oakland
Seattle
Salt Lake
Sacramento
Portiana
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
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Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New Yorke
Louis
Philadelpnia
Ioece
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapoli
Kansan City
Louisville
Toledo
Milwauk
Columbus Ait St .Paul
San Francres
Los Angels
Vernon Est
Poruiend
Pacific League opens 1921 season with four clubs
A Pacific Northwest baseball note from Acoma Washington reports the Pacific International league begins its 1921 season tomorrow with four clubs. Vancouver Victoria Yakima Tacoma Seattle Spokane drop, four teams play, with managers Tealy Raymond Cliff Blankenship Mullin and Purtell. Prospects optimistic despite economic conditions. Burnett aims to add four more clubs later.
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Acoma
Wash
Sason
Pacoma
Vancouver
Cy Dlamonde Tueaday Victoria
Yakima
Seattle
Spokane
Tealy Raymond
Yakima Pilot
Pacific Coast
Ie Mullen
Tacoma
False
Seattle Coasters
Cliff Blankenship
Victoria
William Purtell
Vancouver Pilot
Chicago White Sox
Red
American Sociation
Joe Carroll
Pacific Northwest
Canada
L. H. Turnett
Northwest
Burnett
Elty
Portland
Ore
Bellingham
Wenatchee
Everett
Aberdeen
Butte University Club Trims Theatrical Nine in Exhibition
The baseball nine of the Butte University club defeated the Theatrical men at Clark playgrounds yesterday by 1 to 8. The game was lively with much excitement and terriment for players and spectators alike, though the actors were overwhelmed most of the contest.
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University Club
Butte University Club
Clark
Marathon bowling honors go to Pascool in Portland
The marathon bowling contest at Marquette Saturday evening drew 11 top city bowlers. Twelve games were scheduled. all but four completed. Pascool, with inconsistent style, won top honors, Charles Mudro finished second, and M. Jovick, with a high score of 240, took third. Portland, May 1 Associated Press reports three California clubs may send teams to the open golf championship in Portland June 0.
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The
Marquette
Pascool
Charles Mudro
M. Jovick
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
California
San Francisco
Mattison
Butte
Domitrovich
Anaconda Istead
Beng
Addittion
Braves Trade Maranville Boosts Pirates In Championship Talk
The piece reviews baseball trades, highlighting Boston Braves manager Mitchell's swap of Rabbit Maranville to Pittsburgh for Southworth Nicholson Barbare and cash. It credits Pittsburg's strong, deep roster and Bezdek’s development of players, noting Maranville’s impact while arguing the Pirates lead stems from the entire lineup. It references Brooklyn Dodgers, Washington Senators, and other majors in assessing form and trades.
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Mitchell
Boston Braves
Maranville
Pittsburg
Southworth
Nicholson
Barbare
Httle
Boston
Hugh Bezdek
Cition
Miaranville
Pirates
Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yokohama Baseball Company Plan For New Park
The Yokohama base ball company proposes a major ballpark to host big games and train professional players. It aims to secure a suitable site, build a modern diamond, operate a school, hire US and other international players, and charge admission to fund upkeep. Principal promoter J I Makino. proposed capital 100000 yen, 6000 shares. Americans Chinese French and many Japanese supporters backing the project.
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Yokohama
Yokohama Park
Yokohama Baseball Company
United States
Makino
Standings of the Clubs American Association results
The Associated Press reports Milwaukee leads 10 to 7 over Kansas City with Columbus 4 Toledo 8 Louisville 0 Indianapolis 4 and a postponed St Paul at Minneapolis due to wet ground leaving the standings unsettled and pending schedules.
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American, Association
Associated of Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Briton Defeats American Champion in Golf Tournament
Ailes Cecil Leitch, champion woman golfer of Great Britain, won the Open for women at Ranelagh England, with a total of 142 over two days. American champion Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta finished third with 143 in her first tour abroad.
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Ailes Cecil Leitch
Great Britain
Ranelagh
England
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
Maa Leitch
Miss Stirling
Dodgers win tenth straight in shutout over Philadelphia
Brooklyn champions extended their streak to ten wins as Grimes shut out Philadelphia 3 0. The Superbas scored twice in the first inning on sacrifice, fielder's choice, and a wild throw. Miller contributed two home runs in a game noted for minimal base hits.
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Brooklyn
Grimes
Philadelphia
Superbas
Philadelphia Brooklyn
Ting
Wheat Iimes
Miller
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