North Butte Triumphs in Fast League Contest
North Butte defeated A. C. M. 7 to 3 as Babe Delaney held the A. C. M. to four hits and Specs hammered Guidoni for 12 hits to key the win. Timber Butte beat Elm Orlu 8 to 6, tightening second place behind the leaders with a miners field day looming.
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Babe’’ Delaney
A. C.M
Hammer
Timber Butte
Elm Orly
Columbia Gardens
Elm Orlu
Wharton
Street Railway Company
Pet
Seeecestaeanes
Black Rock
North Butte Ee
Elm Orlu Evn
Pittsmont
Johnsons Wing Sore Forces Pitcher to Rochester Visit
Walter Johnson veteran pitcher for the Washington club left Cleveland tonight for Rochester New York to consult a specialist. He has been troubled with a sore arm.
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Johnson
Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Washington
Rochester
N. Y
Chicago Beats New York in Record Crowd
A crowd of about 40,000 witnessed Chicago shut out New York 3 to 0 in the American League park. Cicotte pitched superbly with perfect support as the Yankees managed only five hits. Ruth was robbed of a double when Jackson leaped into the stands. Umpire Connelly ruled against the visitors. Manager Huggins protested the game and was banished.
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Chicago
New York
Cicotte
Yankees
Jackson
Ruth
New Yorkers
Chicagoan
Connelly
Huggins
Shawkey
Mogridge
Ruel
Schalk
Washington Wins 8-5 as Bagby Exits Early
Washington opens the series in Cleveland with an 8 to 5 victory. Bagby started for Cleveland but was driven from the box in the third after Rice tripled and Roth homered. Clark relieved and held the lineup, Rice swiping two bases and stealing home in the fifth. Batteries Shaw Gharrity Bagby Clark Niehaus ONeill.
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Cleveland
Washington
Bagby
Rice
Roth
Clark
R. H. E. Washington
Shaw and Gharrity
Bagby, Clark, Niehaus and
O'Neill
Boston Wins Opener in Detroit 4 to 2
DETROIT, Aug. 1 Hoyt out pitched Ehmke and Boston won the opening game of the series from Detroit 4 to 2. McInnis made a remarkable stop on Jones with bases loaded in the third. Hoyt shut down the Tigers thereafter as Boston grabbed the early lead and held on. Batteries Hoyt and Schang for Boston Ehmke and Stanage Ainsmith for Detroit.
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Hoyt
Ehmke
Boston
McInnis
Jones
Tigers
Listwede
Schang
Stanage
Ainsmith
St Louis Defeats Philadelphia 12 to 3 in Gene
St Louis scored early to rough up Moore and Bigbee, chasing them from the mound as Jacobson powered the offense with three doubles and a single in five at bats. F Walker drove in Philadelphia’s runs, while St Louis added nine more over the middle innings to seal the 12-3 win.
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ST. Louis
Moore
Bighbee
Philadelphia
Jacobson
F. Walker
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Bigbee
Hasty
Perkins
Myatt
Davis
Severeid
Brower Bought by Washington Americans for 15000
Cleveland August 1 The Washington Americans announced the purchase of first baseman Brower for 15000 from the Reading club. Brower is slated to report after the International league season ends.
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Cleveland
Brower
Washington Americans
Reading Club
American Association Scores and Standings Summary
The card lists rough results for multiple games across the American Association with St Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo Milwaukee Louisville Kansas City Columbus and Columbus games showing varied scores, including 6 3-8 6-7 1 0 6-5 2-11.
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St Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Unclear Fixtures Across West Coast Teams
A terse scoreboard style listing shows Los Angeles beating Seattle 3-1 and Oakland routing with 15-4 while Sacramento posts 5-1. Salt Lake and Vernon records are 6-6 and 8-1 respectively, with San Francisco at 41 and Portland 3-3.
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Los Angeles
Seattle
Sacramento
Oakland
Salt Lake
Vernon
San Francisco
Portland
Newport R J Pittsburg Na tional Exh Baseball Score
Exhibition baseball at Newport N J saw Pittsburg National defeat the Newport Trojans 7 to 2.
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Newport
R. J
Pittsburg National
Newport Trojans
Pacific International Scores Lead Spokane Event
Pacific International in Spokane posts a 14 to 6 advantage over Vancouver and a 5 to 12 gap with Tacoma and Yakima in a compact regional tally highlighting team standings and outcomes.
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Pacific International
Spokane
Vancouver
Tacoma
Yakima
Caught Betting Six Arrested at Polo Grounds
Six men were arrested at the Polo grounds on August 1 in New York for betting on the baseball game between New York and Cincinnati. The incident highlights gambling activity tied to the sporting event and law enforcement action taken at the venue.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Cincinnati
State Industrial Boys Have Crack Ball Team
Dennis Sullivan, chief probation officer, praised the baseball team at the state industrial school after returning from Miles City. Four Butte boys helped the squad, which has won many games this year. He noted the boys’ pride, practical training, and a garden and dairy program. He also observed 199 boys and 40 girls at the institution and said Eastern Montana was hot during the trip.
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State Industrial School
Dennis Sullivan
Miles City
Butte
Montana
Briscoe Lad Is Coming Champion
Lewistown July 31. Allen Briscoe a 15 year old son of District Judge Briscoe is hailed as a golfing phenom. He shot 44 for nine holes last season and this year carded 38 8 a record close to the club standard. The round finished on a partly finished green with men working on the sand at the top, yet he holed out in four.
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Lewistown
Allen Briscoe
Briscoe
Thirteen skulls unearthed near Barrett Minn
Elbow Lake Minn August 1 thirteen skulls believed to be Indian were found on Lars O Pielle s farm near Barrett seven miles away. He uncovered them when pulling the stump of a large oak tree thought to be over 190 years old. One skull bore an embedded arrowhead and others showed signs of scalping. Local residents think the Indians died in historic warfare.
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Elbow Lake
Minn
Lars O. Pielle
Barrett
Pijelle
New York Rally Tops Cincinnati In Ninth Inning
New York defeated Cincinnati 8 to 2 after a ninth inning rally. Luque held the Giants in check until two outs in the ninth when Young and Frisch singled, Frisch and Kelly scoring on Spencer's single to tie and win. Cincinnati's early runs came as they led 2-0 before New York surged.
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Luque
Giants
Young
Frisch
Kelly
Spencer
RK. H
Wingo
Barnes
Douglas
Toney
Brooklyn Takes Two Straight In Win Over St Louis
Brooklyn beat St Louis 6 to 1 to complete a two game sweep. Schupp allowed six innings before a pinch hitter. Kircher, newly acquired from Richmond, pitched for the Cardinals and impressed. Scoreline shows Brooklyn 6 12 3 and St Louis 1 4 3 with the mix of hits and errors.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Schupp
Kircher
Richmond
Cardinals
R. H. BE. SE. Tulse
Wircher
McCarthy
Dilhoefer
Grimes
Miller
Leatherneck Sergeant Beats World With Rifle
Beverloo Belgium August 1 Americans won decisive Olympic rifle target shooting results show United States leading nine events by 15 points and taking top team score with 4 276. Individual shooter Sergeant Fisher WA Marine corps claimed title while Commander Osborn placed third in yesterday's shoot.
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Beverloo
Belgium
Fisher
Ss. Marine Corps
South Africa
Sweden
United States
Norway
Switzerland
Osborn
Larsen
Denmark
France
Finland
McVey Langford to boxing match in East Chicago
Chicago reports Sam McVey and Sam Langford, both Negro heavyweights, have been matched for a 12 round bout in East Chicago, Indiana on August 14. The two fighters have met in numerous bouts in prior years.
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WVEY
Langford
Chicago
Sam McVey
Sam Langford
East Chicago
Ind
McVey
Hagen and Barnes Beat Vardon Ray in Hollywood Club Match
Walter Hagen of New York and James Barnes of St. Louis defeated Harry Vardon and Edward Ray of Britain four up with two to play in a best ball 36 hole match at Hollywood Golf Club in Deal Beach New Jersey on August 1.
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Deal Beach
N. J
Walter Hagen
New York
James Barnes
St. Louis
Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
Hollywood Golf Club
Chicago Champions Rout New York in Printers Tournament
Chicago defeated New York 11 to 2 as St Paul crushed Pittsburgh 10 to 5 in the printers national baseball tournament in St Paul Minnesota. Chicago's hitting overwhelmed three pitchers while Pittsburgh committed ten errors and St Paul dominated except for a brief second inning.
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ST. Paul
Minn
National League Race Tightens as Brooklyn Maintains Lead
National League standings after a week show Brooklyn still ahead, but the Robins’ margin narrowed by Cincinnati’s series wins. Giants, Pirates, and Cubs press for third, while St Louis went 0-7 and Cleveland’s pitching gains optimism as New York drops games and Chicago nears within two points of the Yankees.
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Brooklyn
Robins
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis
Giants
Speaker
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Yankees
Gaston Chevrolet Sets World 100 Mile Pace Record
Gaston Chevrolet set a new world record for 100 miles on a dirt track in Columbus Ohio finishing the century in 89 minutes and 23 seconds beating the former 91 minute 30 second mark set by Tom Alley in Minneapolis in 1914. Tommy Milton finished second four laps behind. Ralph Mulford started but did not finish after a broken valve forced an early pit stop.
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Ohio
Gaston Chevrolet
Tom Alley
Minneapolis
Tommy Milton
Straigtaway
Chevrolet
Ralph Mulford
Twin Bridges Edges All-Americans 11 10 In Ninth
In a tight contest at Twin Bridges the decisive run came on Dean's two-base hit followed by Austin's RBI in the ninth. Dean's run gave Twin Bridges an 11 to 10 lead as a large crowd watched. Twin Bridges Batteries were Better and Rappel. All-Americans were Bishop and Wish. The event was the fifth consecutive Twin Bridges win, following an 11 to 9% victory over Anaconda A. C. M. team.
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Phippen
Elm Orlu
Cullen
James
Blackwood
Lyons
McGeehan
Elm Oqorlu
Pausch
Dick Boyer
Cavanaugh
Guidoni
Ladder
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Weis
Doc” James
Lou Boyer
Curry
Dick Rover
Paasch
Southsiders
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Sullivan
Karl
Twin Bridges
Dean
Austin
Butte
Ball Park
Bishop
Wish
Anaconda A. (. M
Roscoe Foster Fractures Skull in Horse Buggy Accident
July 31 roundup reports 14 year old Roscoe Foster living north of Lavina injured when his team ran away and he fell from a light buggy. He was dragged and found in the road. Transported to Lavina then Billings hospital. skull fractures diagnosed and surgery performed. he remains unconscious.
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Roscoe Foster
Lavina
Billings
Tampa Sells Fielders Derby Foss and Robert Lamotte
Tampa Florida August 1 sale to the Washington American league club of Derby Foss and Robert Lamotte in fielders was announced today by the Tampa club of the Florida state league. The players will report to Washington as soon as they can be spared by Tampa.
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Tampa
Fla
Washington
Derby Foss
Robert Lamotte
Dempsey Shapes Return With Vast Improvement After Year
The Jack Dempsey preparing to defend his title is described as vastly improved since his last fight with Jessica Willard. He has trained hard, refined technique, and increased speed and power, with a focused conditioning plan and strategic sparring. Dempsey plans to prove the gains when he returns to the ring, aiming to showcase his sharpened wallop and footwork.
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Jack Dempsey
Jessica Willard
Dempsey
Kansas
Toledo
Utah
Seattle Times
Althourg Rin
Jack Kearns
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