Mines Leaguers Open 1925 in Two Wins Over Butte Laundrymen
A. C. M. Mines leaguers defeated Butte Laundrymen 8 to 3 in game one and 4 to 3 in the nightcap at Clark Park. Steve Chekaluk led pitching in both games while Red Collins at short and Dewey McGeehan at second delivered key hits as the Mines leaguers showed strong defense and solid early-season form.
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Laundrymen Take Lead Then Hold On In Narrow Win
Laundrymen scored in the first inning to lead 1 0 while A C M answered with two runs in the second. The Independents threatened in several frames but Laundrymen maintained a slim margin for a 4 6 to 3 8 victory behind Batteries Murphy Reynolds Anderson P Stodden and Yost. Y I C A BOWLING
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Cardinals End Slump With 8-7 Win Over Cubs
In St Louis on May 3 the Cardinals halted a losing streak by defeating the Chicago Cubs 8 to 7 at home. Rogers Hornsby hit two home runs as the Cardinals improved to two wins against seven losses since the season opener on April 22.
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Hartnett Retains Slugging Honors in Baseball Marathon
Twenty-seven Hanet techne players totaled 23 circuit blows in seven days, lifting the season total to 72 for three weeks. Gabby Hartnett leads with eight homers for Chicago, while Fournier of Brooklyn climbs to five. Other leaders include Wright, Hornsby, Myatt, and Moore. Luque earns the win. Donohue and Kremer rotate on the mound.
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Miller Homer Lone Counter in Phillies at New York
In a dull game Philadelphia failed to score while New York edged them 1 to 0. Miller provided the decisive blast as Ward and Meusel added two base hits. Shocker and Gray pitched for the mound duel.
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Rain Delay Forces PCL Start To Let Detroit Catch Train
The Pacific Coast League game was delayed twenty minutes by rain and then called to permit the Detroit team to board a train bound for St. Louis. Score withheld in the report.
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Philadelphia Teams Furnish Fireworks
Philadelphia clubs dominated the third week of big league play splitting series with the league leaders. The Phillies and Athletics rose in the standings after beating the Giants and Boston while New York clung to first in a four way American lead scramble.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday's National and Association Results
Results show Cincinnati 5 Pittsburg 4 Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 8 Chicago 7 in the National. In the American, New York 0 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 2 St Louis 3 Cleveland 6 Detroit 6 after a tied seventh to permit Detroit’s train. Washington 7 Boston 2 Minneapolis 2 Indianapolis 1 St Paul 9 Louisville 6 Milwaukee 4 Toledo 11 Kansas City 6 Columbus 14.
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Anodes Hold Scrimmage in Mines League Preview
About 1 200 fans watched the Anodes and Jay Bees in a five inning workout at Anaconda Athletic field. The Anodes scored four to two as Kellett and Emanuel led the lineup with Lowry Scott joining to limber up. Eyewitnesses noted strong infield play by Gerran Shanley Kerns and Keeley with Sells Tucker and Domitrovich in the outfield. The Jay Bees batteries Swanson and Brogan, with Meckery Nichols and Warrens in the field, solidified defense as the teams prepared for the season.
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Cleveland and Detroit tie in seven inning game
Cleveland and Detroit played seven innings to a 6 to 6 tie today as rain shortened the game. The teams remained tied through four and a half innings before the late finish.
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Baseball Matchups Across the American League
MLB schedule lists Detroit at St Louis Chicago at Cleveland Boston at Washington and Philadelphia at New York indicating four league games across multiple cities and teams.
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Falls vs Great Falls in Montana Power defeat 14 to 9
Special Dispatch reports Great Falls trounced Butte 14 to 9 in a Sunday exhibition. Andy Anderson led Butte with two homers and three base drives. Mike Duffy struggled on the mound as Al Bonner and Bill Melver limited Great Falls to 1 run after the fifth. Kent Allen made key field plays before leaving with sensation in the field.
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Shooters Qualify in Army Numbers at Butte Club
Butte Gun club members qualified in Army rifle at Rocker range yesterday. Leighton, Schell, and West earned expert rifleman honors while Pierce and Patterson gained sharpshooter bars. Visitors from Boulder aided by preparing for the Northwest tournament at Fort Missoula May 16 and 17.
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Powers' Second Sacker to Join Montana Powerball Club
Ray Andrews, 19, of California, is expected to join the Montana Powerball club as a second sacker. Manager Duffy plans to use him until Hughenna arrives, a California high school coach. McKenna arrives in Butte next month with outfielder George Matthews also expected today.
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