Beavers Edge Miners After Thirteen Inning Duel
In a dramatic 13 inning Midwest Coast baseball clash Vancouver Beavers beat the Miners 2 to 1. Holl tossed a strong game for Vancouver, holding the Miners to four hits after the fourth inning. Donovan started the Beavers scoring with a scratch hit and scored on Dutcher’s error, while Cartright wild throw and Beavers’ defense preserved the win. Qugley’s grounder in the 13th brought Donovan home after two were out.
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Neue Natutes
Takes Measure of Indians in Splendid Seattle Display
Seattle field and wood play shines as the team delivers a strong showing against the Indians. Inside work stands out with deft passes and steady defense, while the Spokane dispatch notes a few minor gaps in the flow and defense during the contest.
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Seattle Beat Indians In Ninth Inning Rally
A rough patched game sees Seattle defeat the Indians with a ninth inning bunt by Luslo and strong throws by Barton. Towan surprised Childers with a sharp hit, while Beattie, Jensen, and James contributed key plays. Spokane's date notes Oakland travel and Friday's game looming.
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National League Notes and Scores from Aug 4
Philadelphia beat Chicago 4 2 at Philadelphia with Reuinach and Kling earning the win. Cincinnati split a doubleheader, winning the second game in 12 innings. Boston and Pittsburgh games determined by errors and wild pitches. New York and Brooklyn results noted. amid fire and team shuffling, managers seek upgrades for closing weeks. Spacers mention Spanberg no-hit and other league moves, with Seattle and Toronto shifts and player signings hinting at deeper changes.
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Boston Edges Chicago 4 to 1 in Aug. game
Boston defeated Chicago 4 to 1 as Alirock and Sullivan led Battery for the Red Sox while Young and Criger worked for Chicago. Detroit beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 in an erratic contest with Summers and Rehmidt as battery. Cleveland toppled Washington 7 to 5 behind Liekhart Ryan and Clarke while Warner pitched for Washington.
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Chitchat of Diamond Travels to Toad and Back
Spokane has three weeks at home then faces the Toad. The Beattle team travels next week to Vancouver and then Butte closes the series, with three weeks of remaining schedule at home.
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American Association at Louieville Louisville Kansas City
An American Association event with games listed across cities including Louisville Kansas City and Minneapolis Columbus and Toled At Toled-101. The fragment hints at a schedule or standings display with multiple metropolitan matchups.
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Western League Scores From Sioux City Lincoln and Pueblo
In Sioux City Omaha beat Sioux City 7 to 1 in the first game and lost to Lincoln 7 to 1. Second game had Lincoln defeating Des Moines 7 to 0. In Pueblo Denver tied Pueblo 1 to 1.
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Pacific Coast League score update from Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on August 4 the Pacific Coast League reported a game between Los Angeles and Oakland with players Hicey Basterly Houcks and Slattery noted in the lineups. The report lists the final score as RH E for Los Angeles and Oakland.
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Donlin May Quit Team to Fill Stage Contract
Rumor spreads in New York that Mike Donlin, Giants outfielder, may quit baseball to act with wife Mabel Hite. Report cites a ten week stage engagement at £20 salary, risking Giants pennant chances as they hover in second place after Melt’s win over Cincinnati.
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Forces Five Inning Record Shocks Baseball Fans
A Los Angeles pitcher Frank Hosp is hailed for a remarkable feat by forcing in five runs in the fourth inning without a hit. The description notes control issues as six walks and two hit batters produced the tally. The crowd questions why manager Pop Dillon didn’t remove him.
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Rider in Critical Condition After Track Hazard
A racing accident at the head of the stretch sent N. E. McAbee on Golden Plume to the hospital with multiple broken ribs and possible internal injuries. M. Nelson on Chief Bush narrowly escaped serious harm when his horse toppled onto the fallen rider. The incident, blamed on a dangerous hole in the track, occurred during the sixth race and prompted a halt as witnesses urged action to fix the course.
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Horses and Horsesmen at the Kentucky Stakes Scene
D C O Malley reports securing eight Gold Heels Yearlings from Kentucky, bringing his string to 17 including Lena Leach. Races feature frequent cautions and jockeys like Finn and Stewart Polk comment on Spring Leaf and Golden Wine, with bets and opinions from J B Armour, Harry Stover, and others as various horses contend near the Anaconda meeting.
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Madden Plans to Ship Racehorses Abroad for Next Season
Saratoga N Y August 4 Disgusted by Governor Hughes crusade racing men John E Madden announced plans to send top thoroughbreds to England to race them there if eligible for stakes Fayette Sir Martin and other high bred yearlings will go Fred Berlew owner of Chapultepec plans to race in France and possibly become a citizen James R Keene has youngsters rivaling Fayette and Sir Martin Sanford and Treacy comment on the tipped favorites and recent misfortune
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Trackwork Report Highlights Several Runners
Mise Danville 25 easily ran two miles. Evelyn K 28 seconds for a 40, 28 quarter horse. Addie Hawking 24 looks good near Prince Frederick. Matt Mile handily. Bon Vivant and Willie T 5 percent, Valor. Martinmas galloping. King easily Chan Walworth Progress 118 all 01 Nunnally 1:25. Knowledge 153 all out one 9 Northwest 1474-5 easily. Taples 1:33 handily. Columbia Girl 147 easily. Booger Red breezed three quarters. Pulling up in 36. Could beat Angling here up to six furlongs when EL roars.
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Larned Takes One Leg In Battle For Trophy
Boston August 4 Wiam A Larned of Annapolia won the first leg in the Longwood cup by defeating Ray mont D Little of New York in the eighteenth annual Longwood tennis tournament challenge match three sets to love scores 6 6 5 6 1 Larned took permanent possession of the cup from last year champion Little was never competitive after a strong start. Larned had 29 nets to Littles 18 18 suites to Little 24 places to Little and three service faults to Little none.
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Race Track Gossip From Seattle Racing Scene
Seattle lore discusses First Peep’s mile and furlong track record at The Meadows with a light 10 pound weight. Vandalism injures Boggs’ horse while Kid Biaiock and Alien are barred for attempted “work.” Bookmakers from Jones to Frayer report heavy losses and uncertain money trails amid a chaotic racing milieu.
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Vickers Tops Pitcher Count for Philadelphia Club
Rube Vickers, pitching for Russ Hall's Seattle coast league outfit, has become a major asset for the Philadelphia Athletics. Connie Mack has used him more than any other pitcher, with 21 games pitched and a single win. Despite the A's mediocre season, Vickers has impressed as a workhorse.
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