Spokane Rally Keeps Series Tying With Butte After Costly Error
Spokane evens the series with Butte at two games each as Noble hands a crucial pass in a three run inning. Mur ray ordered Noble to pass Guigni but a bases loaded walk forced in another run. Grover cleared the bases with a triple, giving Spokane a late push and sealing the controversial sequence.
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Pase Guigni
Butte
Indians
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Tutte
Johnson
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Gislason
Hits Bunched With Some Errors Win for Giants
Seattle wins 9 to 8 over Great Falls in a game filled with baserunning and miscues. Key contributors include H Gharrity and Pappa with multiple hits for Seattle, while Great Falls’ Hester and Kallio worked well. Wolfram struck out six for Seattle.
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Rore
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Scori Avarre
Stolen Bases and Pitchers Summary From Spokane Game
Stolen bases by Gislason Williams and Baves on Noble and by other pitchers. Noble allowed 3 runs on 3 hits in 3 innings, Leiter 3 runs in 1% innings, Schroeder 2 runs in 4% innings. Left on base: Putte and Spokane six each. Time two hours ten minutes. Umpire Finneran.
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Acosta
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Merkle's eighth inning homer caps Giants win
In New York on August 3 Fred Merkle hit a left field homer in the eighth off Vaughn to lift the Giants to a 1 0 victory over New York Perritt pitched well but received little support as Chicago stranded runners battering Doak and Watson helped Philadelphia beat St Louis 10 4. Batteries Doak Watson Gongales Bender Burns and Vaughn Wilson Ritard.
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Russell Blows in Eighth And Allows Five Runs
In a Tacoma Vancouver game Russell outpitched Sutherland for seven innings before trouble in the eighth tied the score. Five runs crossed as Vancouver’s defense faltered into extra innings, where five more Tigers scores followed aided by walks and errors. Final: Tacoma 10 Vancouver 8.
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Standing of the Clubs on the Shelf
Spokane August 3 Third baseman Bobby Coltrin suffered a broken hand in yesterday's game and was indefinitely suspended by Manager Nick Williams to permit acquiring another infielder without exceeding the league limit of 14 men.
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Northwestern League
Old Age and Matty Away in Baseball Reverie
Grantland Rice reflects on aging stars and fading glory in baseball. Mentions Mathewson and Johnston players, noting aging legends like McGraw and Cobb, with analysis of pitchers like Alexander Mamaux Pfeffer and Bullet Joe Bush, and questions about value of pitching and current stars.
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Matty
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Shirt Sleeve Dining Urged by Cook County Coroner
Chicago correspondence reports Peter M. Hofman coroner of Cook County urging hotel and restaurant keepers to enforce coat dress in dining rooms. He cites an overloaded docket due to heat prostrations and questions why men lack the same dress restrictions as women, arguing it may affect comfort and life.
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Great Falls Pitcher Kallio Sparks Diplomatic Fuss
Ray Kallio, now with the Detroit Americans, stirs upset in Northwestern league circles after sale from Great Falls. Russ Hall of the Tacoma Tigers had previously passed on Kallio, believing him not ready, and now accuses Great Falls of involving him on an optional agreement.
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Great Falls
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Russ Hall
Tacoma Tigers
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Kallie
O Kallio’s 1913 to 1914 era in Western Canadian and Pacific Coast leagues
The text tracks O Kallio, an Astoria native, through 1913 tryouts with Vancouver and a 1914 shift to the Western Canadian league with Vancouver and Rio Grande connections. It notes his strong seven inning outings and later struggles, framing his early baseball career amid cross league player movements and bans on agreements between Coast and Northwestern clubs.
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Butte
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Rio Grande
Pitcher Kallio Leads Strikeouts and Seeks Major League Rise
Oakland drafted him, then let Kallio go to Great Falls. This season he struck out 147, over double the league leaders Acosta and Sutherland. He kept opponents to about 8.9 runs per game, often pitching every other game. His fastball and curve show top form though he lacks serious commitment. He heads to Detroit’s Tigers, hoping to sustain a major league career. Coast League results show Angelee Los Angeles 2, Portland 8, Oakland 0, Oakland Salt Lake 0, San Francisco 2.
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