Miners Outplayed by Seattle Team in Big Loss
Special Dispatch to the Standard says Seattle routed Butte 19 to 0 as Beattie and the Beattie Beattie Beattie highlighted a one sided game. Rowan led off with a hit and Beattie stole home to score six in the sixth as umpire Ehret broke J Bennett's batting record with three hits. Butte fumbled repeatedly allowing many runs and errors, while Seattle controlled every phase of play.
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Joke Coast League Faces Criticism From Vancouver Users
A Vancouver missive blasts the Coast League as inferior to top Pacific Coast League stars. The item recounts Seattle chatter about Danny Long, ex big leaguer and Frisco manager, who sought Haimi from Vancouver and telegrammed Dickson for the price of the promising slugger.
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Vancouver Canucks Top Indians in Northwestern League Clash
Vancouver wins 14 hits to 6 errors by Spokane Indians in a dust storm game. Fraser Frary worked poorly, but Vancouver capitalized on early mistakes to take a 3 0 lead. Goke’s men move into first place as Spokane slips behind.
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Bases Full Get Triple Leads Aberdeen Victory
In a corking sixth inning Fitzgerald tripled with three on base, driving in three as Aberdeen beat Tacoma. Carson delivered through the match with Shea Pernell and Spencer handling the batteries. Umpire Caruthers presided.
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Chicago Loses as Washington Triumphs in Altered Eighth
In a noisy Aug. 1 game Chicago committed three errors in the eighth, allowing Washington to pull away for an 8-0 win. Walsh and Sullivan led Chicago, while Johnson and Street starred for Washington as the Batteries delivered key innings. Detroit blanked Boston 3 to 0, Levin and others contributing to the shutout. In a late twist, Philadelphia edged St. Louis 4 to 3 after a tenth inning rally led by Dinnee and Stephens with Coombe and Vickers providing support.
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National League shutout highlights Phillies win
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 6 to 0 to extend its scoreless streak against the Reds to three games. Ewing Campbell and Schieler combined for the shutout while the Battery pair was Ewing and Campbell. Umpire Klein called the game. Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 5 to 2 as the Pirates finished strong.
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Oakland Tops Los Angeles In Pitchers Battle
In San Francisco on August 1 Oakland edged Los Angeles in a pitchers duel that extended for 11 innings. Nelson and Lewis faced Koestner and Bantecis as Portland also won with Garrett and Madden battering. Henley blew up in the Ath And Portland game, with Henley and Li Longe noted.
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Western League Schedule Brief At Lincoln Des Moines Omaha
In Lincoln and Des Moines and Omaha up the Western League slate shows Sioux City in action with limited readable details. The fragment notes dates or opponents unclear but confirms games at Lincoln and Des Moines and Omaha with Sioux City referenced.
Weezer Dell and the Vancouver payroll stirring baseball talk
The article highlights Weezer Dell, half-brother of Sheriff Charles Henderson, rejoining the Vancouver payroll in good form after an early season rough start. Manager Dickson expects Flannigan to lead league batting as Nordyke continues solid defense, while Captain Cartright’s sale sparks strong praise from Spokane Chronicle. Other notes include Dugdale’s release, Anderson heading west, and Elmer Stricklett’s unusual pitching feats and record hopes with San Jose.
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Americans sweep in Paris athletic games at Olympics meet
Paris reports a strong American showing at special athletic competitions for London Olympians. J C Carpenter of Cornell won the 50-meter dash in 2 minutes 143 seconds, William F Hamilton of Chicago Athletic Association took the 200-meter dash, with Dartmouth and Penn students placing in the 200, and H L Trube of New York Athletic Club winning the 1800-meter handicap. Greek athletes won the 100-meter dash and other events.
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Harry L. Hillman
New York Athletic Club
German Wrestler Siegfried Plans U S Bout Tour
New York reports Siegfried, last German grappler who beat many stars in Europe and featured in the Paris International tourney, plans to come to the United States soon. He aims for matches with Frank Gatch and other heavyweights, boasting speed and strength and solid catch wrestling knowledge. Ernest is to help bring the German in condition upon arrival.
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Ross Trains for Battle With Sam Langford
Newcastle Pa Aug 1 Tony Ross a large Italian heavyweight begins training for a match with Sam Langford in New York City on Aug 8. Ross backs himself to win and compares himself to champion Jeffries in style and build. In Springfield Mass Aug 1 the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen added intermediate and war canoe races to championships on the Connecticut River with races one and one half miles, one mile and a half straight away. In Indianapolis Aug 1 Otto Williams of the Indianapolis team may join Chicago in the next season. Cubs manager Frank Chance is said to have first call on Williams.
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Ambiguity in Praise Sparks Debate Over MVP Status
Critics weigh Spinton as the most valuable player in the American Association amid praise and questions about his steady daily contributions. Analysts note his consistent performances and fans expect continued impact across the season.
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Hanson May Be Factor In Lightweight Class
San Francisco August 1 FAdie Han on once the pride of the Pacific coast is not all in. Hanson’s 20 round draw with Jonny Murphy showed stamina to go the distance with comparative ease. Boxing skill was solid though Murphy edged general work slightly. If Hanlon keeps training he could earn a place among topnotchers.
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Ketchel Plans Busy Ring Schedule Across Coast
San Francisco August 1 Stanley Ketchel middleweight champion has mapped a two month program with two major bouts signed. He meets Joe Thomas of San Francisco in a 20 round catchweight clash in the city. Ketchel also faces Billy Papke of Illinois in Los Angeles in a 25 round bout for half the receipts. If successful in both, Ketchel will challenge Tommy Burns.
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Harness Nags For Butte Matinee At Race Track
The Butte Driving Club stages matinee harness races this afternoon with a strong card led by a three minute class trot featuring Racine Willoughby Klasengen Daisy Unknown and Butte Medium. Owners assert confidence as the well matched field promises good competition.
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Free for all pace in Hollis field promises swift racing
In the afternoon event Hollis hosts a five horse free for all pace featuring Idol and Minimum among the swift entries. John Huddiestone aims to reign, while Phil Trewery and John Scoville back Kitty and a sawed wood theme. Dr Sievers drives Minimum as John Gratz oversees the review. another two fast contenders loom as threats.
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Brighton Racing Association profits and losses outlined
New York reports William Engeman notes Brighton Beach racing has paid for itself to date with receipts covering purses and operating costs. He warns the track may lose at least 100000 dollars for the year due to taxes, policing, legal fees, and other expenses. Meantime at Meadows Seattle results list Kerry, Colbert, Edwin Gunn, Lee Rose, Harmakis, Gypsy King among winners with respective times.
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Langford Faces Doubt Over Middleweight Title Hopes
New York reports Sam Langford of Boston, a black middleweight, has limited chances at the title after recent foes like Wille and Ketchel. Promoters offered large purses, but management remains uncertain on a final agreement. Ketchel and Papke negotiations stall as managers discuss splits and planned battles. Jack Sullivan and Hugh Kelly cited as other Middleweights, with Kelly believed to face color line. Langford’s rivals remain scattered nationwide. Giants confident of flag after adding one more pitcher, with McGraw seeking no change if possible.
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