Cubs Triumph Over Brooklyn In Big Batterymen Display
Chicago under acting manager Leach crushed Brooklyn 13 to 2 as Williams the Notre Dame recruit sparked the assault with a homer and four hits in four at bats. Bridwell also hit well, and Needham drove in three on a fourth inning double. Rucker and Curtiss were roughed up in the early spree.
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Chicago
Leach
Brooklyn
Rucker
Curtiss
Williams
Notre Dame
Brid Well
Needham
Bridwell
Cutshaw
R. HW
E Boise
Ianes Ee
Rucker, Curtiss and Miller
Pierce and Needham
Saint Louis beat by Philadelphia after lone run in inning
St Louis pitcher Alexander held the runners as Philadelphia bunched hits for the only run. Sallee steadied after Philadelphia’s score in the second inning. Philadelphia 1, St Louis 0. Batteries Alexander Killifer Sallee Wingo.
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St. Louis
Alexander
Philadelphia
Sallee
R. H
Sorodsoese
Heceveckéa
Killifer Sallee
Wingo
Cincinnati Wins Third Straight Over Boston 5 to 1
Cincinnati bunched hits to defeat Boston 5 to 1. Brown pitched well, limiting Boston to one hit in each inning while Perdue was hit for a three-base hit in the first inning and allowed two earned runs. Strand relieved and struggled as Cincinnati pushed across runs, with Tinker stealing third and home in the eighth for the final score.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Brown
Perdue
Strand
Tinker
R. H. B. Meeneon
Sheridan Gets an Even Break at Lewistown
Special Dispatch to the Standard Lewistown Aug st Sheridan won 5 to 3. Ar ries by winning yplegate pitched a fair game for the locals. Rhode started in the sixth and scored one run. McGovern relieved and pitched well. Stearns and Kelly contributed for Sheridan. Umpire McHale’s calls drew Lewistown protests. Buffalo and Lewistown meet again tomorrow.
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Lewistown
Aug
Sheridan
Arries
Yplegate
Rhode Pit
McGovern
Homer
Omaha
Kelly
Stearns
McHale
Buffalo
R. H . Sheridan
Cess Ee
Portland Triumphs In Extra Innings At Venice
In the Pacific Coast League Portland defeated Venice 2 to 1 in ten innings. Harry Krause pinch hit and sparked a rally in the eighth. Roy Hitt pitched seven innings effectively, allowing only two hits before tiring. Hagerman James Berry Hitt Elliott were the battery.
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Los Angeles
Harry Krause
Portland
Venice
Roy Hitt
R. H
Ewen Issuvsee
Hagerman
James and
Berry
Hitt
Elliott
Los Angeles Beats Oakland 6 to 1 in San Francisco
Los Angeles defeated Oakland 6 to 1 in San Francisco. Oakland pitchers were hit hard as Cheex and Arbogast teamed with Lehman and Ables, Drucke and Kreitz for the Dodgers. The box score shows 12 hits to 4 for Los Angeles and an error count of four.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
Pinus
Cheex
Arbogast
Lehman
Ables
Drucke
Kreitz
Raincoats on sale at Bouchers cleanup event
Advertisement notes a semi annual sale at Bouchers offering men's raincoats priced at 8 65 dollars, originally 15 dollars, with all sizes 37 to 39 available at West Park street.
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Boucher
West Park Street
Uhlan to Visit Goshen During Race Week
Goshen New York August 5 Uhlan 1 58 owned by G K G Billings of New York champion trotter of the world will appear at Goshen during race week August 19 to 21 in an attempt to beat the world record of 2 02 percent over the historic half mile track It will be his only appearance in the East this season.
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Goshen
N. Y
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia 5 0 Behind Blanding Pitching
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 5 to 0 as Blanding shines on the mound and Chapman with stellar fielding supports early runs. Oldring’s leaping catch robs a home run from Jackson, while Plank exits after one inning amid a Barry miscue and timely hits by Isen, Turner, and Lajoie.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Blanding
Chapman
Plank
H Im
Barry
Isen
Turner
Lajoie
Jackson
Oldring
Joe
Battes
O'Neil
Houck
Pennock
Brown
Lapp
Chicago Triumphs Over Washington In tenth Inning
Washington, Aug 5 Chicago won 4 to 2 in ten innings after Benz faltered in the ninth causing two Washington runs to tie the game. Boehling puzzled Washington before being relieved for a pinch hitter. In the tenth Groom allowed two hits and a walk, plus Gandil’s error, giving Chicago the deciding run as Scott Rosevell and Ain smith contributed to the pitching change.
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Washington
Chicago
Benz
Boehling
Groom
Gandil
Detroit Defeats New York In Second Game 10 To 5
In New York on August 5 Detroit defeated the Mets 10 to 5 in the second game of the series. New York fielded poorly and pitching was mediocre. Detroit hammered the ball with Dubue starting for Detroit and Moriarty stealing home in the fifth. Keating opened for New York, Schultz and Bade man each homered, and Caldwell finished the win as Sweeney and others contributed in the field.
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New York
Detroit
Keating
Bush
Schultz
Bauman
Caldwell
Dubue
Moriarty
R. H
Vanetinae
Vtvbevvavsc
Stanage
Sweeney
Boston Beats St Louis 3–0 in Game One of Split Doubleheader
Boston won the opener 3 to 0 as Leonard held St Louis to two hits through seven innings and Lewis drove in all three Boston runs. In the nightcap St Louis won 4 to 2 with Pratt Austin and Brief each hitting a three bagger and Williams driving in the final run on a sacrifice fly. Batteries and errors noted for both games.
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Boston
St. Louis
Leonard
Lewis
Collins
Pratt
Austin
Brief
Williams
PONCE
Leverenz
Alexander
McAllister
Carrigan
Weisman
Mosely
Spokane Nips Portland in Ninth Inning Rally
Northwestern League game report from Portland notes Spokane mounted a ninth inning rally but could only push one run across to erase Portland's 2 0 lead. Douglass pitched well for Spokane with four hits allowed, while Hynes scattered ten hits for Portland. Batteries Douglass Altman Hynes King.
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Portland
Spokane
Douglass
Hynes
Altman
King
Victoria Wins 6 to 1 as Seattle Fails to Cash In
Seattle was out hit but unable to score in the run for the bases, while Victoria capitalized on its hits to secure a 6 to 1 victory. Battery details: Narveson and Shea for Seattle, Dell and Cadman for Victoria.
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Seattle
Victoria
R. H. BD
Seattle Pihrocce Wey
Narveson
Shea
Dell
Cadman
Tacoma Rainy Day Extra Ends In Sixteenth Inning
In Tacoma on August 5 a walk to Neighbors a single by Keller a bunt by McMullin and Harris' fly to the outfield produced one run in the sixteenth inning. The box shows VOOM era and mentions Batteries Ingersoll Kennick Kurfiss Belford MecGinnity Harris.
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Tacoma
Keller
McMullin
Harris
R. H. E. Voom Aera
Cyd
Ingersoll
Kennick
Kurfiss
Belford
MecGinnity
Reulbach Traded for Stack in Chicago Brooklyn Swap
Chicago Nationals pitcher Ed Reulbach was traded by manager Evers to Brooklyn for pitcher Ed Stack. Outfielder Mike Mitchell, previously sought by Chicago, has been claimed by Pittsburgh after waivers.
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Chicago
Aug
Ed Reulbach
Chicago Nationals
Evers
Brooklyn
Ed Stack
Mike Mitchell
Pittsburg
Toledo Defeats Columbus in Scoring Duel 9–7
Toledo defeats Columbus 9 to 7 in a tight matchup. Louisville tops Indianapolis 7 to 4, with no other games scheduled.
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Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Pet
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Local Score Report From Early Baseball Scores
Des Moines 0 Denver J Omaha 2 Topeka 1 St. Joseph 5 Lincoln 10 Sioux City 10 Wichitall.
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Des Moines
Denver
Omaha
Topeka
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Sioux City
Wichitall
Pet
Rsaboa
Ritchie to Meet Freddie Welsh for World Title Bout
Willie Ritchie agreed to meet Freddie Welsh for 20 rounds in Vancouver on September 1 for the world lightweight title. Welsh holds one prior decision over Ritchie from November 1911 when Ritchie substituted for Ad Wolgast. If Ritchie wins, a New York 10-round bout with Leach Cross is likely, with Thanksgiving plans back in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
Great Britain
Australia
Vancouver
British Columbia
Welsh
Ritchie
Ad Wolgast
Ritch
Wolgast
Leadh Cross
New York
Cross
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Very Bad Day for Left-Handed Stars
Chicago reports five star left-handed pitchers lost today Marquard Rucker and Sallee fell in the National League while Plank and Collins were defeated in the American League Russell of the Chicago Americans earned a pennant relief win as the lone southpaw victor Boehling did not factor, Marquard snapped his nine game win streak and Sallee took another loss despite a stronger outing.
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Chicago
Marquard
Rucker
Sallee
Plank
Collins
Russell
Chicago Americans
Boehling
Washington
Pittsburg Nationals
New York Star
Philadelphia Nationals
Electrics Lose 8 to 1 as Umpire Row Roils Missoula Game
In Missoula on Aug 6 the Electrics spent most of the afternoon arguing with umpire Larocque leading to expulsions of Hester and Delhi after fines to Delhi Kelly Toney for remarks. Great Falls pitcher Hildebrand held little support while Dawson pitched well for Missoula in an 8 to 1 win.
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Missoula
Larocque
Delhi
Kelly
Toney
Hester
Salt Lake
Great Falls
Electrics
Dawson
Hildebrand
Bouchers Clean-Up Sale Slashes Men’s Suits
A local advertisement proclaims a semi annual sale at Bouchers offering men's suits originally priced at 22.50 for 14.65. The sale runs at 37 39 West Park Street as a clearance event with emphasized bargain pricing.
Ten-Inning Tie In Butte Salt Lake Series
Butte and Salt Lake battled 10 innings in the first game of their series as a small crowd watched two teams play hard. Johnson pitched for Salt Lake and hit well late to lift his side, while Butte rallied with three runs in the seventh and tied it in the tenth on Davis and Johnson’s hits before final two runs by Salt Lake in extras. No game today. a Sunday double-header follows.
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Butte
Salt Lake
Kellogg
Johnson
Marshall
Kafora
Whaling
Demaggio
Clynes
Aling
Dressan
Pendleton
Huelsman
Spencer
Davis
Schimpff
Duddy
AB. R. H. PO. A. B. Dressan
Moone
Ses
Opondveesssses
Hueleaman
McClain
OGDEN
PO Woolums
Risberg
Blausser
Wessler
Teeter Enes
Oritet
Seneed
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Helena
ebordSsnacthestes
Cee
Eetvereses
H. Pi
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Ka- Gugm
Lussi
Tee
Gibson
Murray
Seeveveves Toon
Crittenden
Corea
Ames
O Son
Peete Tee
Helena Tetas Teseerees
Frary
Knight
Menges
Quigley
Pourroy
Woolums
Elsey
Pitcher Hildebrand Stars In Tight Missoula Win
Hildebrand and Dawson combined for 10 strikeouts as Great Falls took a pitching duel. Stolen bases went to Carman Potts and Changnon, with Hildebrand issuing 3 bases on balls. Great Falls left 2 runners on, Missoula left 6. Game lasted one hour and 30 minutes with umpires Larocque.
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Perrine and
Auer
Hildebrand
Carman
Potts
Changnon
Dawson
Great Falls
Missoula
Larocque
Ames Defeats Ogden 5 to 1 Despite Error Letdown
Helena August 5 Ames outpitched manager Knight in a Vigilantes versus Ogden game, winning 5 to 1. A key error kept Ogden from a shutout as the pace pleased local fans.
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AMES
OGDEN
Helena
Knight
Vigilantes
East Versus West In Tennis Today
Coast meets coast in the sectional doubles final at Onwentsia with Gustave Touchard and W. M. Washburn defeating Heath Buford and Ralph Burdick 6-4 5-7 6-3 9-7 to set a final against Clarence Griffin and John Strachan who beat Robert Shelton and J. R. Adone 6-1 6-4. The eastern pair and Griffin Strachan will face McLoughlin Bundy for the national title at Newport on August 18.
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Chicago
Coast
Onwentsia
Gustave Touchard
W. M. Washburn
Heath Buford
Ralph Burdick
Clarence Griffin
John Strachan
Robert Shelton
J. R. Adone
Dixie
Griffin
Strachan
McLoughlin and
Bundy
Newport
Irslinger to Wrestle Zimmer in Dillon Friday Night
Champion middleweight Irslinger received a telegram from Dillon athletic manager Billie Ern to meet Ray Zimmer of Omaha in a handicap match Friday night August 8. The terms mirror their prior Broadway theater bout with Irslinger to throw Zimmer twice in an hour and the catch a catch can format with the strangle hold barred. Irslinger accepted the challenge promptly.
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Henry Irslinger
Billie Ern
The
Athletic Association
Dillon
Ray Zimmer
Omaha
Irslinger
Butte
Zimmer
Wrestlers Set to Draw Large Crowd in Dillon
The two competitors head to Dillon this morning for a hometown appearance. Both wrestlers are popular with local fans and are expected to attract a big turnout.
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Will
Dillon
Matey
Berlin court-martial convicts German ordnance corps officers
Light sentences were imposed on officers and men of the German ordnance corps found guilty of betraying military secrets, accepting bribes, and insubordination. They had disclosed to Krupp representatives information on government contracts. Niagara flagship Niagara arrives in Milwaukee with civic welcome including reception luncheon and a red white and blue parade.
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Berlin
German Ordnance Corps
Krupp
Niagara
Milwaukee
Wis
Russian Age of Majority Set at Twenty Six
In a historical note, it is stated that a Russian citizen is considered of age only upon reaching the age of twenty six, a detail reflecting unique legal or customary practice documented in the period.
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