Antique Eddie Plank Pitches Like Comer Hounds Red Sox
St Louis wins to stretch their streak to fourteen, beating Boston 6 to 1 as Plank allows two hits and Grlege and Cady contribute. Ruth struggles with five innings, while Gainer hits a homer for Boston. Browns rally and maintain pace near Washington for sixth place.
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Ree
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Teuth
Grece
Cady
Severeia
Kennedy eyes Montana mile record at Anaconda races
Kennedy negotiated the Livingston track in 6 Barney Oldfield Christie lowering the Montana state mile mark to 62 seconds. He aims to break his own record tomorrow as 25 mile free for all heats begin. The speed event features top drivers including Jarvey Kennedy Ted Jennings Gerald Wonderlick Ed Carlita King Kelly and Jack Day with Barney Oldfeld piloting an 800 horsepower front drive car in the track record attempt.
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Kennedy
Livingston
Barney Oldwield Christie
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Ted Jennings
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Ed "Carlita
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Dider Penout
Jack Day
Barney Oldfeld
Harvey Kennedy
Indians Beat Macklets In Cleveland Thriller
In Cleveland on August 4 McInnis' throw to second set up three runs in the second inning sealing a 5 to 2 win over Philadelphia. Sheehan left after that inning and Williams kept the game tight. Beebe struggled but field support aided him as Cleveland pushed across five runs.
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O'Neil
East Defeats West Making Clean Sweep
Eastern tennis stars swept the four singles matches in the East gains West tournament at West Side club Forest Mills on Aug 4. The highlight was William M. Johnston of San Francisco vs R Norris Williams II of Philadelphia in a five set thriller won by Williams 3-6 8-8 16 9-7. Murray defaulted late in the Washburn match after his wife fell ill with ptomaine poisoning, the bout postponed and eventual forfeit urged by Robert D. Wrenn to protect his career.
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San Francisco
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Dropped Fly Lets Three Runs Cross In Vancouver Game
Tacoma defeated Vancouver 8 to 0 in a Coast League contest as all runs came in the second inning after Roy Brown dropped a potential third out. Other score notes include San Francisco, Salt Lake. Portland 6 Oakland 6. Los Angeles 4 Vernon horamicaN. Toledo 1 Louisville 7. Columbus 8 Indianapolis 9. Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 1. St Paul Minneapolis game postponed by rain.
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Another Extra Inning Game Goes to Seattle
Seattle wins in tenth, scoring the decisive run as the 18 inning matchup vs Great Falls ends in Seattle’s favor. Details note two base hits by Boeckel and Gharrity, and a key double play, with Rose and Clark handling mound duties and Rose charged with the loss.
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Superbats pace tops Pirates in Brooklyn win
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburg 2 to 0 to extend their streak to seven. Johnston scores the first run after a smooth baserunning sequence on Daubert’s sacrifice. Olson hits a single and Smith a triple for the second run. Mowrey shines at third as Superbas field well to stifle Pirates.
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Daubert
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Pirates
Pirates From Scoring. Score By Innings: RW
Hartman
Jacobs
Schmidt
McCarty
MEADOWS IS WILD, DELPHIA. MEADOWS IS WILD, DELPHIA
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 8 to 1 as Meadows wild pitched and issued bases on balls in the third inning. Two visiting batters scored on walks, and a wild pitch aided the home team’s other run. St Louis tallied 14 runs while Philadelphia had 8 in a uneven game with limited base activity by the visitors.
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Rixey
Kuliter
Butte Returns with Round-Trip Fares to Glen and Dillon
Butte announces round trip rates to Glen priced at $1, to Dillon $2, and to Armstrong priced at $2.60, outlining travel options from the city.
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Glen
Dillon
Armstead
Voice of the Pennant and World Series Projections
The piece muses on pennant hopes for 1914 style, naming Brooklyn Boston and Philadelphia as East leaders, with the West led by Chicago Cleveland Detroit and dynamics across leagues. It notes shortstops’ hitting struggles, mentions Wagner and Hornsby as hard hitters, and recalls a history of World Series shifts between East and West with past years and teams cited.
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Washington
Red Sox
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Lavan
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Bush
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Weaver
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Peckinpaugh
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Hornsby
Grand Circuit Races End With Three Events On Card
The Grand Circuit meeting closed today after three events. The Michigan Railway Company's $2,000 trot purse, run on a three heat system, featured horses never exceeding $2,000 and faster than 2.14. Lindsey driven by Lon McDonald captured $600, Brisac earned $50 and Grand Chimes $28. Valentine produced pace wins with Goldie C and Mise Rejected in 2:08 and 2:19 respectively. Many Grand Circuit stars head to Pittsburg for next week's racing.
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Lindsey
Lon McDonald
Brisac
Grand Chimes
Valentine
Goldie C
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