Anodes Lose Tight Twilight League Game 3 2
In a dusk shortened contest the Anodes fall 3 2 to the Black Specs. Lodell belts a second inning homer as Curley and Corry duel on the mound. Eight batters faced no walks as darkness stops play after six innings.
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Inday
Butte
Montana Power
Columbia Ardene
Ansconda
Clarke Gezinet Anodes
Aeid
Anodes
Anaconda Clan
Curley
Corry
Atxhite
Lodell
Bowling Victory Over Specs Clan In Narrow Win
Rolfe opened with a sharp single and Curley wild pitched before a two bagger followed by a sacrifice fly. Corry singled, Lappin and Guyer manufactured runs on a pair of hits as Corryworked the mound. The game slowed until Baker's two bagger and late pinch hitters Emanuel and Domitrovich loaded the bases before Corry ended the threat.
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Butler
Angdes
Emanuel
Domitrovich
Oldhaber
Callan
Ad Baker
Aid Lutrellet
Seoing
Curley
Anohes
Theats
Lappin
Leiber
Brogan
Guyer
Jones
Lotell
Lodell
Tucker
Rolfe
Fielde
Olahaber
Anodes
Specs
Clark
Sanders
Gebeau
Sander Specs
Corry
Lappin Guyer
Pic
Baker
Mysterious hospital robbery solved by sheriff force
Sheriff officers recovered two watches taken from Murray hospital patients last Monday. Two boys, about ten years old, were apprehended and questioned. they admitted taking the pieces but denied wrongdoing. The case closes after investigators determined the youths acted alone and under temptation.
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Murray Hospital
Constant League Results From West Coast Games
American Association standings and scores from a scattered day of play include Seattle and Los Angeles matchups and Salt Lake against Portland. Batters and pitchers named include Geary Agnew Dumovitch Hughes Baldwin Kunz Stanage Gregg Adams Jenkins Walberg Crumpler Elli ott Fuhrman Lewis Blaeholder Byler Anfinson Blemiller King and others.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Enes
Geary and Agnew
Dumovich
Hughes
Baldwin
Seattle
Sacramento
Beatle
Kunz and Stanage
Gregg
Adams
Salt Lake Portland
Jenkins
Walberg
Crumpler
Elliott
Fuhrman
Salt Lake
Ce-Ee
Portland
Lewis
Blaeholder
Byler
Anfinson
Blemiller
King
Pitchers Quel Goes To Ok AmERICAN
In a chaotic Associated Press report from Chicago the duel between Schupp and Bayne ends with St. Louis beating Chicago 2 to 1 as Sisler scores on a wild throw. Cleveland bats explode for 8 runs against Detroit. Washington tops New York 3 to 1. Boston edges Philadelphia 7 to 6 with Pratt and Menosky keying the late rally.
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Thicago
Tomee
Cody Tetchers
Beeon Schupp
Bayne
Schupp
Williams
Sheely
McClellan
Sisler
St. Louis
Chicago
Bevereid
Schalk
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St Louis
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Cincinnati
Boston
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Washington
American Association
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Columba Toledo
Pacific Coast League
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Vernon
Lon Ang
San Francisco
Oakland
Portland
Sacramento
Tigers Surprise Visit to New York Showcases Youth Pitching
Ty Cobb leads the Tigers on a New York trip praised for unexpected pitching from younger players. The squad, energized by Cobb's fiery style, displays a more eye catching combination than last season, drawing attention at the Polo Grounds during their stay.
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New York
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Cobb
Invite West Sprinter to Philadelphia Meet
Charley Paddock, the famed sprinter, is invited by Dr. George W. Orton to join a series of sprint races in Philadelphia June 9 and 10 against top East rivals Loren Murchison Alfred Le Coney Allan Woodring Frank Lovejoy Eddie Farrell. If he accepts, the event could preview national AAU championships set for September in New York or Newark.
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New York
Charley Paddock
George W. Orton
Snide Park
Philadelphia
East
Loren Murchison
Alfred le Coney
Allan Woodring
Frank Love- Joy
Eddie Farrell
Fho
Woodring
al le Coney
Ain
Newark
Low Athletic Club
Foreign drivers enter speedway for 600 mile race
Indianapolis May 27 Foreign entries in the 600 mile race at Indianapolis on May 20 represent Europe’s push to win again. Jules Goux returns with Ballot Wilcox pilots a Gougeot for the French factory, Englishman Hawkes brings a Bentley, Italian Fiat not entered, and an American wheels the other Ballot. The Americans claim readiness to defend the title.
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E. V. Rickenbacker
International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Europe
Jules Goux
Gaston Chevrolet
Tommy Milton
Goux
Jimmy Murphy
le Mane
Wilcox
Wilox
W. Douglas Hawkes
Brooklyn Terack
London
Piat
Italy
States
Pacific
After Motor Builders
Goux and Wilcox
Peugeots
Hawk
Brooklands
Ruth Ruth fined and removed as Yankee captain
The Associated Press reports Babe Ruth was fined 200 dollars and disqualified from captaincy of the New York Americans after dueling with umpire Hildebrand and entering the stands following a fan remark. Johnson’s ruling voided an earlier ineligibility order, Ruth will return to the Yankee lineup tomorrow under manager Huggins amid team support.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
New York American
Ban Johnson
Johnson
New York
Washington
Ruth
Hildebrand
Associated
Babs Ruth
Yankee
Huggins
Yankees
Feld
Dodgers Triumph in Twin Bill At Philadelphia
Brooklyn sweeps a May 26 doubleheader from Philadelphia 7-5 in the opener and 7-0 in the nightcap, with strong hitting and solid pitching by Finether, Decatur, Miller, and G. Smith. Doak wins seventh for St Louis in 6-2 victory over Pittsburgh, aided by home runs from Hornsby. Braves drop two to Giants as Barnes and Nehl pace New York to a 8-3 and 10-2 wins. Reds and Cubs split, Keck strong for Chicago in 2-1 win. Keck injures Maisel in opener. Ray Long draws with Jack Britton in Oklahoma City.
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Associated Press
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Mich
Cleveland
Stoner
Olson
Stephenson
Gardner
Morton
O'Neil
Olsen
Cole
Bassler
Woodall
Washington
Zachary
Shawkey
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Goslin
RW. E
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Gharrity
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Foster
Bryan Harris
Fon
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Pratt
Menosky
Walker
R. J
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Stoore
Van
B. Harris
Perkins Fullerton
Quinn
Ruel
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G. Smith
Weinert
Henline
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Deberry
Ring
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Associated Prev
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Doak
Cardinals
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Kenneth Williams
St. Louis Americans
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Arthur Neh
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Schnell
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Cnet
Aldridge and Hartnett
Keck and
Britton
Oklahoma City
Ray Long
Jack Britn
Treasure State youths qualify for pole vault discus and broad jump
Competing with 1,000 high school stars from across the United States, Smith of Manhattan clears for pole vault and broad jump, Blumenthal of Missoula competes in discus. Keeble and Draper push in shot put and sprints as prelims begin at the Chicago interscholastic meet.
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United States
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Manhattan
Blumenthal
Missoula
Minnesota
Chicago
University of Chicago
Amer
User
Oxnard
Cal
Keeble
Austin
Texas
Jimmy Draper
Georgetown
Hershel Smith
San Fernando
Naes
Pillsbury” Academy
Owaton Minn
Mouser
Oxnara
Draper
Kooble
Ind ‘Barron
Fonda
Towa
Barron
Klbert Washington
Englewood High School
Huntington Beach
Blizzard and Wind Hit Butte on Straw Hat Day
Blizzard and strong winds disrupted Butte on Straw Hat Day with gusts melting snow and damaging the Holland rink fence. Local notes detail travelers to and from Butte, visits, and community events amid a period of unsettled weather and mild temperatures.
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Butte
Holland Rink
Wil Toany
British golf title drama in Prestwick semis
May 26 Prestwick Scotland Brit ish amateur Will Hunter falls to W Holderness Waltonheath in a tight semi final 2 up and 1 to play Roger Wethered eliminated by Revert Scott Jr Glasgow and Willie Bunter defeats E Carter of Royal Portrush Joyce Wethered captures the British women's title from Cecil Lettch in a surprising finish
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Prestwick
Scotland
Will Hunter
X. W. Holderness
Waltonheath
Roger Wethered
Qageny
Royal
Misa Joyce Wethered
Cecil Lettch
California leads in collegiate track meet at Harvard Stadium
At Harvard Stadium on May 26, California athletes led a field of about 20 colleges in the intercollegiate meet. Cal's Marchant set a new intercollegiate era record in the 100 yard dash with a time of 9.8 seconds in qualifying heat as Lafayette tied the former mark. Princeton took third, Stanford fourth, and Pennsylvania among the rest in rainy conditions with 18 finals completed.
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Harvard Stadium
University of California
Come
Fie
Princeton
Stanford
Hnad 'Ana Pennsylvania
Marchant
California
Biggintow
Lafayette
Boxing Title Fight Crowned By Betty Of Boston
Betty of Boston wins the A and ASU heavyweight boxing championship by knocking out Suthers P. Ward of Maryland in the third round. Also notes progress toward an American Legion athletic event and other boxing results from Portland and Chicago.
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New York
Kamund Betty
Boston
Suthers P. Ward
Maryland
Chicago
American Legion National Athletic
Eldorado
Ark—Bob
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