Great Falls routs Anodes 9 to 0 in opener at Clark Park
Great Falls A C M dominated Anaconda yesterday, led by pitcher Schwartz who allowed just one hit in nine innings. Goleman doubled for the lone Anode hit as the A C M offense exploded with three runs in the first and six in the fifth, aided by Harney and Forsyth triple and several errors. More than 3,600 fans watched the Mines League clash in Clark Park. a second game is set for this afternoon at Anaconda with Reppy likely to start for Great Falls.
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Meuter
Ney
Melver
Hanley
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Kolfick
Rolfews
Great Falls A. c
Senwarty
Schwarta
Giants Tighten Grip on Pennant
The New York Giants defeated Brooklyn 8 to 7 to strengthen their hold on the National League pennant as Cincinnati swept a doubleheader from Pittsburgh. A 35,000 crowd caused a riot scare with ground rules, and several spectators were hospitalized after trying to climb walls. Mitchell fumbled with bases loaded in the eighth, allowing five runs.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Mitchell
Giants
Dodgers
McQuillan
Bentley
Ruether
Beore
Club Championship Contest 15 Opens At Butte Country Club
The Butte Country Club golf championship began with a qualifying round yesterday. Eight players advanced to the next rounds. Barker posted 70 to edge Malsbury, Orton 86 beat Cochrane, Markie 71 defeated Karstad for the L. C. Evans trophy. Ted Barker beat A. W. Merkle two up and one to play. Louisville 2 Indianapolis 9 6. Others postponed due to rain.
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Barker
Malsbury
Orton
Cochrane
Markie
Karstad
Carlsbad Sees Return of Spas After Mark Stabilization
In Carlsbad Czechoslovakia crowds return as the German mark stabilizes. Spa resorts like Marienbad report the height of the season with registrations about one third of normal. Social and sport events are in full swing as the town recovers pace.
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Carlsbad
Czecho-Slovakia
Marienbad Tits
Senators Defeat Beaten but Still Lead League Title Chase
Washington and Boston split a late season series. Boston won 6 to 2 as Ogden chased early. Marberry struck out four in two innings. The crowd of about 30,000 saw New York fall to Philadelphia, leaving Washington two games ahead in the league race. Joe Hauser hit his 25th home run in the ninth for Philadelphia. Detroit completed a series sweep over Cleveland with a strong pitching performance in the ninth.
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Kelly
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Hoffman
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Giants Hold Lead Amid Western Challenge
New York Giants and Washington Senators top the standings as the East outpaces the West in a tight pennant race. The Dodgers rattled off 15 straight wins before Boston halted the streak, while Brooklyn pressed the Giants before faltering. Cincinnati climbed atop Pittsburgh after a double victory as Detroit gained on Cleveland. The Dodgers posted a 12 of 13 run and a string of four straight doubleheaders.
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Cleveland
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Boone
Lott Wins Tri State Title With Harris in Doubles
George Lott of Cincinnati defeats Kunkle in singles at the Tri-State championship 2-6 13-11 6-4 6-3. In doubles Lott and Jack Harris beat Paul Kunkle and Charles Garland in four sets 6-11 3-6 6-3 6-3.
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George Lott
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Paul Kunkle
Charles Garland
Battie
New York Rower Surges to 247-10 World Mark in 250 Yard Dash
Loren Murchison of New York A C sets a 247-10 second world record for the 250 yard dash on the final day of the National AAU championship under Newark Athletic Club direction. He lowers the prior mark by 7-10 second. Herb Meyers, reigning 220 yard hurdles champion, clocked 99-10 for 80 yard hurdles.
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New York A
A.A. U
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Charles Paddock
Herb Meyers
Ruth Contest 16 Brought 10 End With Final Selections
Yesterday marked the last day for Babe Ruth contest entries as several hundred guesses poured in. Next Sunday the king of swat will reveal his selections in the Standard, with autographed bat and cash prizes awarded. Read list of last entries from J W Savage, Mary Lower, C W Anderson, Arthur S Strain, and Mrs. William McAndrews detailing player picks by position for teams from St Louis, Washington, Detroit, New York, Chicago, and Pittsburg.
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Vane
Johnson
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Goslin
Cuyler
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