Extra innings doom Vancouver in 4-1 setback to Butte
Vancouver failed to capitalize on late chances as Butte won 4-1 in eleven innings. Erickson pitched well for Vancouver until the eleventh when Swain walked and scored on Bender and Irby hits. Butte added a fourth inning run on two walks and Irby’s double. Gene Mahon signed by Dickson to bolster roster. likely to report soon for utility duty and possible shift in left field.
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Vancouver
B.C
Butte
Orphans
Erickson
Swain
Bender
Irby
Dutriso
Samuels
Nce
Donovan
Cleveland beats Washington 12 to 1 in Aug 5 game
Cleveland dominates Washington as Berger shines before substitution for Foster. Doubleheader notes include St Louis winning both games over New York with Petty effective in second game. Others cover Chicago, Detroit and Philadelphia results with varied batting outcomes.
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Cleveland
Washington
Berger
Lajoie
Foster
Batteries
Forget
N. Clarke
Davidson
Gates
Tannehill
Street
Vancouver
Spokane
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Seattle
Detroit
Chicago
Sue
Philadelphia
New York
Tacoma routs Northwestern League champions in ferrite slugfest
Tacoma opened at home after a six week break and beat the champions 11 to 3 in a high scoring game. Both teams had 12 hits with many extras. Jack Turnett and Eddie Householder hit two triples each, and Mike Lynch had two doubles. Batteries Butler and Shea for Tacoma, Pernell Brinker and Spencer for Aberdeen.
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Standard
Tacoma
Ned
Jack Turnett
Edie Householder
Mike Lynch
Aberdeen
Butler
Shea
Pernell Brinker
Spencer
Indians End Losing Streak Behind Wright’s Tall Hit
Spokane Washington August 5 Wright finally ends the Indians long losing skid with a tall hit sparking a late rally. A brief note records Wright breaking the drought as the Indians win a key game after a series of defeats.
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Spokane
Wash
Wright
Indians
Ninth inning darkness cancels Cincinnati New York game
The Aug 5 National League contest between Cincinnati and New York was tied 4 to 4 in the ninth when darkness halted play. Batteries listed were Campbell, Ewing and Schiel for Cincinnati with Crandall, Taylor and Bresnan for New York. Umpires were Rigler and Emante.
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Eine
New York
Sea Atle
Cincinnati
Campbell
Ewing
Schiel
Crandall
Taylor
Bresnahan
Rigler
Emalte
Portland Defeats San Francisco In Pacific Coast League Action
In San Francisco on Aug 5 Portland beat San Francisco 13 to 9. Later in Los Angeles Oakland won the second game of the series at Seeare, 6 to 1. Batteries listed include Groom Garrett M added and other pitchers Koestner Thorsen Ho Hardy Lewis.
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San Francisco
Portland
OM. E. Portland
Tithine
Louisville and Columbus Baseball Scores Reported
In Louisville the first game ended with Kansas City 0 while Louisville is noted. the second game finished Louisville 10 Kansas City 2 after rain and ended in the fifth inning. At Columbus the score was Columbus 1 Minneapolis 0. In Indianapolis Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 4. In Toledo Toledo 5 St Paul 0.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Lousville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Close Races Highlight Track Card at Pleasure or Profit
A feature filled racing card yielded close finishes with three favorites winning and two second choices catching the judge. Knight Deck faded after a final surge by Marire, while Rustling Silk overtook Lucy Marie in a dramatic stretch run. Cardinal and Pimpkins also posted wins in the afternoon program.
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Ave Furlongs
Knight Deck
Mabel Fountain
Marire
Ollie Ward
Tyler
Huestis
Kirschbaum
Sir Barry
Cardinal
Harry Stover
Kenilworth Forte
W. Hawke
Pimpkin S
Pimpkin
Glendenning
Glendennins
Mrs. Matthews
D.C. O'Malley
Lucy Marie
Lucy
Rustling Silk
Shale
Fren Knight Ve Tear
Decklaw
Lucy Marle
Silk
Kirschbaun
Luicy
Mely
Fres Knight
Gambling ban to curb betting in baseball leagues
President Ban Johnson announced that the American league will issue a bulletin to clubs enforcing the constitution against betting. He suggested arresting bettors at parks and even private detectives to ferret out those taking bets, noting gamblers have shifted from other sports to baseball. The move aims to keep the game free of turf influence.
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Chicago
Johnson
Hay
Butte Entries Fourth Race At Five And A Half Furlongs
Butte entries list the fourth race for horses age four and up running five and a half furlongs with entries including Chief Desmond, Patera, Burpelette, Akbar, and Meadowhorn among others and an apprentice allowance noted.
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Davoe Pee Ies
Desmond Ae
Patera
Pau
Meee An Eerse
Burpelette
William Bissett Akbar
John G. Moony
Furze
Budapest
Jennie’s Beas
Senator Beckham
Happy Rice
Alexander Johnstonspurse
Meadowhorn Seesee Scisse Vressrrenne
Miller's Daughter
Doctte
Bove Kirby San “Remo
Lola White
Rick Redd
Workouts at the Track Preview Times
Streten Lake finishes 24 lengths ahead of the field. Royal River and Doran of Entrada clock 1 25. Beaver Dam Lad gallops seven furlongs in 1 18. Daring 1 52 45 handily with Kogo at 1 99 35. Burnelette 1 32 35. Orchan weak at 1 39 15.
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Lake
Royal River
Doran
Beaver Dam
Easil
Orchan
Jamaica racing bid aims to replace New Orleans tracks
New York promoter R L Delisser returned from the Island of Jamaica with the claim that Knutsford Park will host winter racing. He says the disappearance of New Orleans and Washington tracks leaves the East without venues, making Jamaica the plausible winter site with Jamaica races operating on proper New York East hours due to only a seven minute time difference.
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New York
R. L. Delisser
Jamaica
Knutsford Park
New Orleans
Benning
Washington
Mr. Deliseer
California
East
Hyland Outpoints Unholz In Close Calfskin Ring Duel
Dick Hyland of California outpointed Rudolph Unholz the Boer champion in six rounds at Navarre Athletic Club Inner Park New York. Hyland out fought each round and in the final round dropped Unholz with a right hook. The Boer rose but Hyland continued to dominate until the end as Unholz nearly collapsed.
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New York
Dick Hyland
California
Rudolph Unholz
Navarre Athletic Club
Inner Park
Hyland
Unholz
At Davis' We Give You More for Your Money
A brief promotional line from Davis emphasizes value and years of experience, inviting customers to listen for buying guidance and assurance of better value than other houses in town. The wording stresses experience and customer benefit in a sales pitch.
Winchester Rifles Price List Highlights Range
An ad lists Winchester firearms with prices for 22-caliber repeaters at $8.50, 22 rimfire models at $10.80, 30-30 at $16.54, 30-40 at $24, and various self loading and 22-caliber automatic rifles priced up to $18.90, touting strength and suitability for grouse hunting.
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