Giants Baffle Reds as Mays Slows Pace
Aug 5 report from St Louis notes Mays puzzled the Giants with a slow delivery while Reds showed lifeless play. Lavan hit a crucial eighth inning homer for NY, Doyle injured sliding, and Douglas, Dubue, and Gene rales contributed to a four-run lead before the visitors scored. Pittsburgh and Chicago games follow with Meadows' pitching and Boston’s 3 1 victory, plus Cincinnati beating Brooklyn 7 2 in the first game of a series. Ring and Neale highlight the mound work.
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Tigers take opener in Detroit Washington series
Washington reports Detroit wins 2 to 1 as Veach scores on Hellmann RBI single after Picinich misplayed a seed ball in the eighth. Batteries were Boland and Ainsmith for Detroit. Picinich and Charrity for Washington.
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Leonard Could Have Shaped Yankees Pitching Future
The article surveys Dutch Leonard and his fit with the Yankees, noting his market moves between the Red Sox, Tigers, and Indians. It analyzes how Leonard’s pitching style, relations with catchers, and managerial support could have altered pennant chances for Boston and New York, and compares potential fits with the Yankees and Indians’ rosters.
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Simoothly
Greresalve Carr
Righie Jennings
Tilman Siminich bout headlines big boxing night
Dickish sport gossip highlights a staged Broadway night featuring Johnny Tilman of Cleveland versus Joe Siminich of Butte as the main event. Spider Kelly of Butte faces Seattle’s Harry Casey in a key semi. Local fans back Kelly, while Tillman’s experience draws attention and debate.
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Joe Siminich
Butte
Spider Kelly
Harry Casey
Seattle
Tillman
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Reds report on purchase of pitcher Charles Lee
Cincinnati Aug 5 Outhelder and pitcher Charles Lee bought from Rochester Inter league club for about 10000 dollars reported to Reds manager Moran today.
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Charles Lee
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Cincinnati Nationals
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Coast League scores and oddities from a travel day
Oakland 2 Los Angeles 17 Balt Lake 4 Sacramento 1 Vernon 4 San Francisco 11 in No Beattle Portland game. Travel notes list judges stand and a Kentucky inventor idea for a rotating electric motor track.
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Kentucky
Ertle's Manager Hints At Ring Match Possibilities
Mike McNulty of St Paul proposes matchups for Spider Kelly in Butte Tonight. He hints lightweight Johnny Schauer of St Paul could debut in Montana and meet the local winner. McNulty suggests Emke as a potential foe for Bats Ting Ortegs in Labor Day bout.
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St Fer'ix
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Johnny
Erle
Jack Malone
Hime
Emke
Biminich
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Art’ Nelson
San Francisco
Hie
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Marksmen Gather for Leach Tourney
American expeditionary marksmen arrive for the Leach rifle championship in Temuus France. Stree Stanley Smith of Cleveland wins the event amid a crowd of international competitors. Report notes objections to unfair freight rates impacting coastal battles and calls for repeal of federal rules affecting fruit producers and loganberry juice makers.
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Pacific
Jules
Heat Plant Growing On Nelops Mountains
A heat plant is described as growing on the Nelops mountains with enough heat to sustain its operation. The fragment notes rising temperatures or geothermal activity enabling the plant to function at altitude. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
Mays Dispute Grows Bitter in Baseball Crisis
The Mays suspension saga pits the Boston to New York Yankees trade against President Johnson in a brewing league controversy. Yankees owners Ruppert and Huston refuse attendance at a meeting Johnson aimed to convene. Legal moves including possible injunction seek to protect the club's property rights to pitcher Mays as the dispute deepens.
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Yankees
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T. le Huston
Huston
Harry Sparrow
Pitcher Mays
Shortstop Caveney posts $10,000 bail in Sacramento
James Caveney, shortstop of the San Francisco Coast League team, is released on $10,000 bonds after surrendering to police in the death of pool hall owner Y. Nakanishi following a Thursday night encounter in Sacramento. Seattle manager Bill Clymer reportedly will quit amid a report he will leave after a series with Portland.
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James ‘Ney
San Francisco
Seattle
Wash
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Pacific Coast Baseball League
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Today
Pretty victory by Mrs Linland in Helena tennis
Helena Aug 5 Mrs Linland of Butte defeated Helena champion Mrs Jacobs after dropping the first set to win 6-2 in the next two. Karsted of Butte beat O Farrell of Spokane in three sets 6 2 2 8 2. Miss Marion Pigott of Helena upset Miss Alice Thompson 6 4 6 0. In handicap play Swain of Helena beat Jones of Billings 6 3 with other matches to follow tomorrow Karsted Hey Symons Swain in singles.
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Alice ‘Thompson
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Alexander Johnson
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Byrum
Dunn
Jones
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McCormick
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Fallon
Haley
Great Falls
Swain
Babe Ruth Smashes Longest Home Run At Detroit Stadium
Babe Ruth stepped into a fast pitch at Detroit and sent the ball over the stands for the longest homer ever hit at the Tigers' field. The slugger also collected his fourteenth homer of the season as he romped around the bases.
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Tigers
Boxing carnival at Broadway features Tillman Simonich bout
The American Legion of Butte hosts a 24 round boxing carnival at Broadway theater tonight with Tillman of Minneapolis facing Simonich of Butte in a 12 round main event. Weigh ins at Marquette pool room this afternoon set 150 pounds limit. Preliminary four round bout Wallace vs Reynolds opens the card.
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Marquette
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