Seventh Inning Slaughter Wins For Power
Anaconda Aggregation defeats Clark led Butte 7 to 4 at the new ball park. Rolfe earned ten strikeouts and boosted Anaconda with timely hits and fielding errors by Butte. James and Moore sparked the Butte offense but failed to deliver in the pinches as rain cooled the game.
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Slaughter
Power Anodes
Clark
Rolfe
Anaconda Aggregation
Tucker
James
Fumble
Gaumet
Clarks
Mines Teague
Anaconda
New
Ball Park
Anaconda Gladiators
Fone
Butte
Smelter City Gladiators
Jupiter Pluttius
Moore
Ryan
Mattson
Callan
Foley
Baker
Luttrell
Lang
Nelson
Milton Milton Speeds To 103 Mph In Trials
Indianapolis May 28 Rules suspended to allow four drivers a final trial for the tenth Boo-mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Tommy Milton showed pace with a two and a half mile lap just over 103 mph the fastest of the year. Jimmy Murphy won pole with 100 mph laps as Ralph De Palm also posted fast mileages.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Howard — Wilcox
Frank Davidson
William Gardner
Tack Curtner
Tommy Milton
Jimmy Murphy
Ralph de Palm
Gangsters Take Game From Stars
The Dugan Avenue Gangsters beat the Gagnon Street Stars yesterday afternoon with Leary and Neary driving in runs for the Miners while Grotty scored for the Stars. Also, the Stars and Summit Street Stars clashed, with the Summit Street Stars defeating Corktown Stars 8 to 4 as Walsh, Harrington led The Summits and Neary, Riley, McVey for Corktowns fired.
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Dugan Avenue
Werno
Gagnon Street
Dito
Leary
Neary
Grotty
ROWE
Ndt McLeod
Murphy
Shea Powell
Grimes Yanked In Braves Loss In Three Innings
Grimes exits after three innings as Horton’s early runs power a 5 4 Boston victory. Geschger shuts Dodgers until late. singles and Wheat homers fuel four Brooklyn runs. Pitchers Geschger ONeill Grimes Smith Shriver Deberry.
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Ooklyn
Horton
Grimes
Smith
Shriver
Braves
Jnings
Geschger
Dodgers
Ford
Wheat
R. H. Boston
Brooklyn
Hatteries
O'Neill Grimes
Smith, Shriver
Deberry
Bozeman Minister Heads East On Vacation Trip
The Rev. J. R. Curry, pastor of the Baptist church, left for Chicago to join a Baptist convention board of education meeting at the University of Chicago. He will then go to Indianapolis for the northern Baptist convention. The trip lasts about a month while services continue with Rev. C. B. Stephens, student pastor, preaching on Sunday.
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Bozeman
J. R. Curry
The
Baptist Church
Chicago
Ami Board of Education
University of Chicago
Indianapol
Portland Officials Declared Ineligible By Landis
Portland officials including William J. Ken Worthy manager and William H. Klepper president are ruled ineligible by Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis until Aug 1 1925 and Jan 1 1926 respectively, with Jamie Brewster also barred from baseball participation. The decision, sent from Chicago, marks a severe ruling affecting multiple Pacific Coast League figures.
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Associated Pres
Portland
Ore
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Baseball High Commissioner
William J. Ken Worthy
Portland Club
Pacific Coast Leage
Chicago
Klepper
Brewster
Hornsby tops WW rage for honors with home run
In St Louis on May 28 Roger Hornsby, Nationals second baseman, hit his 13th homer of the season. He belted a first inning drive with two on off Carlson and followed with a solo shot off Zinn in the eighth to seize the lead in the rivalry with Pittsburg.
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Anaconda
Babe Ruth
Foley
James
Tucker
Rolfe
Lodell
Martin
Nelson
Emmanuel
Blackwood
Lutterell
Oldhaber
Fanning
Butler
Ryan
Callan
Moore
Asec Rer
St Louis
Hornsby
McHenry
Pittsburg
Cardinals
Howeer
Pertiea
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Scor i. i
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Carson
Yellowhorse
Zinn
Gooch
Clemons
Gay
Ohio
Chicago
Mets
Luque
Alexander
Cubs
Caveney
Pinelli
Grimes
Ke. H
Cincinnati
Watterles
Cheeves
O'Farrell
Schnell
Markle
Rixey
Wingo
RAGE
Roger Hornsby
Nationals
Carlson
Tigers
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
Bagby
Lindsey
Edward
Edwards
Keefe
Uhle
O'Neill
Pillette
Oldham
Ehmke
Bassler
Week of sensational play shakes up National League pennant race
A week of upsets and slumping stars redefines the major and National leagues. The Yankees cling to the lead as Brooklyn, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh surge, while St. Louis and Philadelphia grip the chase with renewed vigor. Ruth and Meusel boost the Yankees, Hornsby tops the home run list, and Boston slips in a turbulent spread of results.
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Bt. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Los
New York
J. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
Pei
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Indianapolis
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Milwaukee
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Louisville
Columbus
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Vernon
Los Angeles
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Sacramento
Fants
Yankees
St. Louis
St Louis
Pat Moran
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Moran
Phillies
Ruth
Meusel Meusel
Roger Hornsby
St. Louis Nationals
Ken Williams
Browns
bin Ta Ee
Salas
Senators Trim League Leaders 4 1 in 10 innings
Washington defeated New York 4 to 1 in ten innings as Jones outpitched Johnson until the eighth when two singles and Judge's homer produced three runs for Washington. Ruth failed to clear the infield. Batteries Jones Sehang Johnson Pieinieh.
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Washington
New York
Jones
Johnson
Judge
Ruth
Rhe
Sehang
Pieinieh
Tilden and Wiener Lose in Philadelphia DoublesSemi
William Tilden II and 14 year old Sandy Wiener fell in straight sets to Philip Bettens and Carl Fischer in the Philadelphia championship doubles semi finals. Bettens and Fischer advance to face Pearson and Johnson in the final with Tilden to meet Fischer in the other semi.
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Associated
Prev
Philadelphia
William T. Tilden Ti
Sandy Wiener
Philip Bettens
San Francisco
Carl” Fischer
Bettens
Pacific Coast
Fischer
University of Pennsylvania
Wallace F. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Stanley W. Pearson
Teonard
Beekman
Awards
Benneet Johnson
Englewood Beats East Side In Eight-Run Victory
Englewood won 12 to 5 over East Side on Englewood grounds. The winners had 13 hits and committed three errors, while East Side had six singles and three errors. Batteries were Fast Side Pascoe and Rhodes for Englewood with Stodden and Costin catching.
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Englewood
East Side
Pascoe
Rhodes
Stodden
Costin
Powers Rally to Defeat Specs Eight to Two in Close Contest
Montana Power’s hitting surge in the seventh inning broke a tight game and powered them to an 8 to 2 victory over the Black Specs. Oswald and Mynning led a timely barrage as Carroll, Hollister, and McComas contributed key RBI threats, while the Specs battled with solid fielding but could not keep pace. Over 2,000 fans attended despite threatening weather, and the field, though damp from rain, was readied with sawdust.
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Montana Powers Wrecking Crew
Theound
Montana Power
Powers
Specs
Oswald
Henry
Gebeau
Brofan
Lappin
McGeehan
Yager
Mynning
Guyer
Power Clan
Carroll
McComas
McGechar
Manning
Sanders
Hollister
W. Cullen
A. Cullen
Doran
Montana Powers
Corry
Clark
Aes
Montana
Sam Onwat
A. Sn
Cor
Oswal
Ian ‘Mynning
W. Cullen Guyer
Koerner
Kimball
Weissmuller Breaks World Tank Record in Honolulu
John Weissmuller of Chicago defeated Warren Kealoha of Honolulu to set a new 100 yard backstroke world record in 1 04 5. Kealoha finished second in a photo finish amid cheering spectators. Mariechen Wehsclan won the 50 yard women s freestyle and Outrigger club dominated sprints and relay events in Honolulu.
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Associa
Honolulu
John Weissmuller
Chicago
Warren Kealoha
Kealoha
Weissmuller
Silver Bow Park Defeats Sons United 5 3 in Tenman Clash
Silver Bow Park soccer eleven defeated Sons United 5 to 3 at Columbia Gardens Field while fielded with ten men. Robb scored twice, Mullen Williams and Ton Kin added one each for the Park, Lobb scored twice and Thompson once for Sons United. Next league game may move depending on baseball park usage.
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Sons United
Columbia Gardens
Park
Robb
Mullen
Williams
Ton- Kin
Lobb
Thompson
United Clan
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