Furious Lahood defeats Rossberg after brutal six rounds
Dixie Lahood of Butte delivered a decisive beating to Al Rossberg, with Rossberg left with a broken arm confirmed by X rays after the seventh round stoppage. The crowd booed Rossberg for deliberate fouling, and Helena vows no more Lahood Rossberg clashes.
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Baseball scores round up from yesterday's games
In the American League Boston and Philadelphia tied 6-6 while New York was 1-3 and Washington 0-4. Chicago defeated Detroit 5-3 and Cleveland beat St. Louis 7-? with Teague noted. Philadelphia won 6-5 against Boston after a 0-2 start. Brooklyn edged New York 2-1 as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh. Only games listed.
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Amador Beats D Penay In San Francisco Showdown
Pedro Amador 135.5 pounds from Panama won a 10 round decision against Rita D Penay 131.5 pounds from Manila in San Francisco, leading most rounds and scoring in clinches. Also New York report: AI Singer defeated Dominic Petrone in a 1 round main bout at Queensboro arena. Weather and league notes follow.
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Rita D'Penay
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AI Singer
Dominic Petrone
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Petrone
Hach
Reds Pound Pirates In First Of Series
Luque holds Pirates as Reds pound Pill in Pittsburgh. Paul Waner hits four home runs in the first. Grantham adds two triples and four doubles. Cincinnati wins 3 to 4 in the opener.
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Kramer
Jorda
Mager Kurth
Rigler
Phillies sweep Boston with two wins in poor showing
Phillies defeated Boston in a doubleheader as batters O Dould Davis Whitney Rich ourg and Harper produced runs and extra-base hits. Whitney logged two-base hits while others drove in key runs, sealing a pair of victories in a struggling Boston performance.
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Speers to Manage New Racing Plant at Butte
R James Speers of Winnipeg will manage the opening of Marcus Daly park in Butte on Saturday July 13. He directs western Canadian racing for the Prairie Thoroughbred Breeders and Racing association and plans to bring a large, high quality stable to Montana for a 25 day meet with 430 to 600 horses expected.
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Canada
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Marcus Daly Park
Yankees Split Doubleheader With Senators In Nationals' Win
Washington, June 26 AP Yankees split a doubleheader with the Senators, winning 4 2 after losing 0 7 in the first game. Herb Pennock pitched his best game of the season to blank St Louis? The nightcap featured Babe Ruth’s 13th home run of the year along with Lazzeri and Meusel homers.
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Tigers Turned Back by Wild White Sox in Poor Outing
Tigers were defeated by Chicago as Prudhomme and Lyons limited Detroit. Lyons had a two-base hit and Reynolds, Alexander, Ciswell, and Watwood connected on three-base hits. Double plays featured Gehringer to Woalling to Alexander and Shires to Cigsel. Left on base Chicago nine, Detroit seven.
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Reynoldo
Shires
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Ciswell
Kerr
Reynolds
Gehringer
Woalling
Cigsel
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Betroit
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Chicago White Sox
Johnny Prud‘homme
Ed Lyons
Ice
Foy Fothergirl
Serge Company of Bozeman Champions
Heavy hitting by the Serge Company of Bozeman and solid pitching from Schonard defeated Company Ly of Fiord 11 to 2 to claim the championship of the national guard regiment. The game was at Fort Harrison before a large Helena and Fort crowd. Batter ies listed for Bozeman were Schonard and Andes. for Ly, Echater and Stevens. Proceeding events include a regimental track meet starting at 1 pm with all events except hurdles and pole vault.
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Afa Straw
Giants Shade Vance In Tight 12 Inning Win Over Brooklyn
New York 3 Brooklyn 2 in 12 innings as the Giants edge Dazzy Vance. Scott wins after relieving Mays and Mays struck out 6 in 8 innings. Leach Cohen and Bancroft drive in for New York.
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Ott
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Terry
Vanes
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Hart
Yanks Forge On At Wimbledon Meeting
Wimbledon reporters describe U S players advancing at the Wimbledon tournament. HH W Gunny Austin shines for England with a 6 3 6 0 win over Brugnon and 6 0 6 0 over Prenn, boosting Britain’s hopes. Americans struggle in singles with Coen losing to Boussus while Miss Morrill and Miss Bennett drop straight-set defeats. Doubles see Tilden and Hunter win a five-setter as Elizabeth Ryan and Helen Jacobs lead U S women in round two.
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Francis T Tuntor
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Gunny" Austin
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Christian Boussus
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Bamea
May Sutton Bundy
Ermyntrude Harvey
Wilmer Allison
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J. D. Frowen
Great Britain
George Lott
L. Bonzi
Italy
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Tilden
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Wx Ehe
Mrs. Job Hi
Athletics Sweep Red Sox 6 5 In Fifth Straight Win
Philadelphia Athletics edged Boston Red Sox 6 5 to complete a sweep in Toronto. Bing Miller extended his hitting streak to 27 games with a single and a double as Willard hit a first inning homer and Foxx added his 14th.
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Hite Porter Stars in Three-Base Hit Night
jbasa hite-Porter collected three-base hits while BSchang Averill and Kress added offense. Scaulee O'Rourke stole bases. Fonseca drew a key sacrifice. Burnett Porter Fonseca executed double plays. Hudlin and Burnett paired on the mound. Blue, Kress, and Blue made notable plays. Left on bases Cleveland seven St Louis seven. Hudlin issued four walks and struck out two. Collings four. Time 1:49.
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Paddock Readies Comeback at Denver Track Meet
Charley Paddock returns from retirement to defend his 100 yard dash crown at the National AAU championships in Denver July 3 to 5. He will run senior 100 and 220 yards for Los Angeles Athletic Club and join the relay quartet. He faces Claude Bracey George Simpson Frank Wy rell Eddie Tolan and other top sprinters in a season marked by record performances.
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A. Alu
Charley Paddock
Los Angeles Athletic Club
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Claude Bracey
George Simpson
Frank Wykell
Eddie Tolan
Scotcie Golf Club To Receive The Premier
Aberdeen Scotland June 16 AP After a long wait Scotcie Golf Club announces a special meeting for July 11 to consider rescinding a 1916 decision that deprived MacDonald of membership over pacifist views causing resignations among members opposed to his stance The club faces renewed controversy during a turbulent period.
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Moray Gottlub Hag
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