Angdes Rally Falls Short as Powers Threaten Late
Montana Powers staged a four-run rally in the seventh, but the Angdes held on for a 6 4 lead win amplified by Shanley’s four putouts and King’s defense. Farrel and Emmanuel were hurt but recovered as the Angdes sealed victory with sharp contact and timely outs in Butte.
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Error Paves Way for Yanks Defeat in Seventh Inning Lapse
Wan nniger error in the eighth opened the door for two Philadelphia runs that broke a 4 4 tie and gave the Athletics a 6 4 victory over the Yankees. A rain delay canceled the second game of the doubleheader.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National: Cincinnati 6 Chicago 10, Boston 5 Brooklyn 11, New York Philadelphia rain, Pittsburg 6 St Louis 5. American: Chicago 9 Detroit 13, Washington 7 Boston 3, Philadelphia 6 New York postponed by rain, St Louis 7 Cleveland 4. Association: Indianapolis 2 Louisville Toledo 6, Columbus 5 Milwaukee 8, Kansas City St Paul 11 Minneapolis 5.
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Detroit Wins Slugfest Over Chicago 13-9
Detroit defeated Chicago 13 to 9 in a slugfest. Cobb pulled Davis for a pinch hitter and Johnson, who followed with a hard first inning, ending with a hospital transfer after a line drive. Heilmann Dauss Hooper O Roarke Kamm doubled, Barrett homered, Blue Wingo sacrificed, and multiple pitchers faced heavy workloads with varied hits and walks.
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Dickerman Drives Pittsburg to Narrow Win over St Louis
Pittsburg edged St Louis 6 to 5 as Dickerman plunked Cuyler with bases loaded for the decisive run. Hornsby homered for St Louis as Dickerman scattered eight hits in eight innings.
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Baseball Doubleheaders Across the American League
In the American League schedule St Louis visits Chicago, Cleveland goes to Detroit, New York plays Philadelphia, and Boston meets Washington. Each team is set for two games in the series.
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Golfers Battle to Open Championship Field at Worcester
Ninety six golfers qualified for the Worcester Open Championship with 60 from the East and 30 from the Midwest plus the defending champion Cyril Walker. MacDonald Smith led after a 70 and 140 total while Bobby Jones posted 148 in rain swept conditions. Walter Hagen tied for third at 147 with William Kline and John G. Curry. Gene Sarazen was near elimination with 150 and Joe Kirkwood saved himself with 151 as favorites largely qualified.
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Stanford Dominates Conference Meet Qualifications
Stanford University strengthens title chances at the Pacific Coast Conference meet in Seattle. Washington leads with six finalists across five events, Washington State College follows with four, Oregon with three and two from Idaho and Montana. Russell Sweet of the UW earns cheers again after a foul start, winning the first heat of the 100 yard dash. Blumenthal from Montana qualifies in shot put by placing fifth.
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Lewis and Munn Set for Big World Championship Tilt
Ed Strangler Lewis and Wayne Big Munn finish training and prepare for tomorrow’s title match at Floyd Fitzsimmons arena in Michigan City Indiana. The bout centers on who holds the $10 000 diamond studded belt and part of a $30 000 purse after a heated feud that began with a disputed ending in Kansas City.
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Milk fund bouts postponed by rain in New York
Rain delays the milk fund boxing cards at the New York venue for the first time in 19 years. Promoter Tex Rickard steps aside. Mrs. William Randolph Hearst will not attend to avoid separating boxers. Mike McTigue will defend the world light heavyweight title vs Paul Berlenbach. both weighed 170 pounds.
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Baseball Game Notation With Stolen Bases and Pitching Notes
Stolen bases credited to Brown Johnston and Harris. Sacrifices by Vournier and Gibaon. Burrus to BE Bancroft completing a double play. Walks issued to Ehrhardt and Marquard and Ryan. Ehrhardt and Ryan each struck out three times. Marquard allowed six hits in one inning while Ryan yielded nine in eight innings. New York versus Philadelphia rained out.
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West Coast colleges lead in intercollegiate track trials at Philadelphia
At Franklin Field on May 29 USC led with 14 qualifiers and California 18 as Penn and Princeton each had 12 in the qualifiers for tomorrow's finals. Yale 11 and Georgetown 10 trailed while two intercollegiate records were set by Ralph Hills of Princeton in the shot and Bud Houser in the discus.
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Annual Tournament of Butte Country Club
The annual flag tournament at Butte Country Club uses the W D Horgan cup as prize and runs all day with handicaps above par 70. Players place a flag where their ball ends after the last stroke. farthest flag wins. Sunday's sweepstakes entry is one ball with 60 percent to winner and 40 percent to runner up.
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Marquis Sterling in Western league wins over Tulsa
Jimmy Marquis, ex Mines righthander, pitched twice for St. Joseph against Tulsa last week earning a 6 hit 2 to 1 win and a 21 to 8 slugfest where Tulsa scored 10 off him. Hap Collard also aided San Antonio to a 12 to 10 win over Waco with two doubles.
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Kyle Loses Close One to Collegians
Pitcher Kyle, expected to join Anode twirling staff, gave up a 6 to 5 loss to Fordham collegians while with the Quantico Marines last Saturday. Fordham collected eight hits as Kyle struggled. He will take a furlough to visit his mother in Anaconda and cheer for the Anodes.
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Stuffy McInnis Signs With Pirates in Pittsburg
Stuffy McInnis today signed a contract to play with the Pittsburg Nationals. The terms were not disclosed, but it was reported the agreement covers this season only.
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Pacific Coast League Bout in Los Angeles
A Pacific Coast League match in Los Angeles features Batteries-Wonder and Peters, Bar foot and Hannah as competing players. The fragmentary text confirms a league event with these players listed.
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Veterans ready as thirteenth 500 mile race looms
The Indianapolis 500 heads to race day with 23 cars qualified including veterans Ralph de Palma Benny Hill Karl Cooper and Frank Biliett and Italian entrant Pietro Bordina. Red Bhauer qualified at 103 mph and Pete de Paolo set a 114 mph one lap track record as Balloon tires debut to save engines. The race begins at 10 am with about 125000 spectators and a purse near 100000 for winners plus 10000 for non finishers.
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Simonich Wins Verdict Over Bross In 10 Round Battle
San Francisco May 29 Joe Simonich of Butte Montana welterweight won a decision over Pete Bross of Missoula in a fast hard fought 10 round bout at Dreamland rink. Also Tuffy Wing of Portland decisioned Eddie Diggins of San Francisco in a six round bout. Speedy Sparks of Los Angeles defeated Tiger Payne of Denver in six rounds on a foul.
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Clarks Meet A M at Clark Park in Afternoon Slate
Local clubs schedule two games with Clarks playing A M at Clark Park at two in the afternoon and Montana Powers facing A at Anaconda Athletic Field at 3 o clock.
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