Sensational 12 Inning Game At Seattle Ends 2-1
Seattle edged Butte 2 to 1 in the city’s first 12 inning game, amid a huge crowd. McKune sparked Seattle with a fourth inning hit and steal, Hender’s high throw, and Bennett’s timely hit. Butte tied in the seventh on a Swain pass, then duty mishaps and strong defense, including J Bennett’s late plays, preserved Seattle’s win as Allen delivered the decisive run in the twelfth on a Dutcher fumble and McKune scoring.
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Washington Wins In Extras As Chicago Rallies
In a tense American League game, Chicago scores twice in the tenth to overcome Washington 2-1 after Meng, Hahn, and Dougherty contributed key hits. Washington’s offense fizzles in extra innings while St. Louis and Philadelphia notes appear in the scattered recap.
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San Francisco shuts out Oakland in morning and tops them again
In a Pacific Coast League doubleheader at San Francisco on August 2, Los Angeles shut out Oakland in the morning, then Oakland won the afternoon game by a narrow margin. Batteries included Thor sen and Basterly for Los Angeles, with Kalme, Slattery, Gray, and others contributing. The Portland-Portland area also saw a 10 inning win for San Francisco, aided by costly errors and late scoring.
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Western League Scores and Play Noted at Omaha and Lincoln
In Omaha a baseball doubleheader ended 10 to 10 between Sioux City and AY Des Moines while Denver defeated Des Moines 10 to 10. Lincoln games were not played due to Runway observance law.
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Northwestern Indians Beaten Again In Vancouver Clash
Spokane reports detail a rough game as the Northwest League Indians fail to score against Vancouver. Jensen and Killilay struggle while Pat Flannigan leaves with an injury. Vancouver advances after a delayed offense, aided by timely fielding including a key snag by Kippert off Mor and a catch by Giscur.
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Butte Marksmen Target Du Pont Trophy In Trap Meet
Yesterday’s calm conditions favored local shooters in Butte as trap teams competed for the Du Pont trophy, each contestant hitting 15 targets in the opening event. Individual medals followed with a series of scores led by Mathewson and Emerson, while later events included a year-defending challenge medal and a multi-event totals session. In Helena, Great Falls fell 10 to 7 as Helena nabbed victory with Roberts and Puller contributing key hits.
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Dillon Falls In Bitter End At Beaver Field
Dillon lost a tight ball game to Beaverhead in eight innings as late rallies and defensive miscues defined the frame by frame drama. Key moments featured risky plays at second and a series of hits that sealed the visitors’ comeback and the home crowd’s disappointed cheers.
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Bedlund
Kinnear
Butte Entries First Race At Four Furlongs Selling
Four furlong opening race for maiden two year olds features Von Das furee Pole Yard Hanna Soiter Morea Aunt Kit and several others in a crowded field. Curfman Ponciana among the notable entrants with apprentice allowance noted.
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Schaefer Goes to Denver for Health Recovery
Chicago reports Jaxesenaeter a top cue master leaves for Denver seeking brisk air to restore strength waning in recent months. Friends doubt he will play there but expect the game’s pull to endure.
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Detroit Has Call on Shortstop Bush
Indianapolis reports President Watkins of the Indianapolis club says Detroit has the first call on Owen Bush of the Indians. A Columbus rumor suggests a sale for about $6,000, but no price is agreed. Detroit will bid up to the best offer, with Livingston’s sale to Boston easing surrounding talks. The report is denied as premature.
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Murphy Confidence as Cubs Keep Pennant Hopes Alive
Murphy, a key Cubs figure, remains confident the team will win the National League pennant. He cites revived form from Chance, Sheckard, Evers, and Kling, plus returning pitchers, as proof they can finish on top despite trailing the Pirates.
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Walsh Me Farland Fight Off Declared Finally
San Francisco August 2 Harry Gilmore announced Packy Meland will not fight Pred Walsh the English lightweight before the Jeffries duo at Los Angeles on September. The match had been arranged except for forfeits. Jeffries opposed Ketchel and Papke meeting near the date.
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Walsh
Jeffries
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Papke
Betore
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Lewis Lacks The Grit 10 Win Over Papke In Twelve Rounds
Chicago reports Bil Papke drew a ten round defeat after a misfired New York street ticket raid and a stern club crackdown. The piece notes Papke’s challenge to Willie Lewis with eyeing a Boston Armory bout Aug. Ii and contrasts Lewis’s stamina with Papke’s bold pace.
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Billy” Pierce
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Yale Crew to Keep Training Quarters
Yale rowing officials deny Springfield Mass reports that Yale crews will train next spring on the national regatta course. Yale owns Gale Ferry facilities and plans changes funded by Payne Whitney. Training will remain on the New Haven harbor until the time for Lake Will.
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Expert takes part of eastern pugilists in review
New York reports Dr. Message a Milwaukee matchmaker says Eastern fighters are poor. He cites numerous arrivals and results from Chicago Philadelphia Milwaukee and Los Angeles to claim only a few fighters show real promise and that many bouts ended quickly with defeats. He mentions Langford Murphy and others in brisk rounds.
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Tommy” Murphy
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Packy Now Trains to Acquire Speed
Los Angeles bout prospects note Packy McFarland and Phil Brock employing different training methods for a 10 round fight. Packy spars 12 rounds daily with Anslinger and Vogt to build speed while Brock uses road work with Webster and Tex. McFarland is favored to win.
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Danny Webster
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