Postseason Baseball Title Series Planned Between Mines and Cascade
Mines league secretary J. Ryan Gaul and president C. L. Berrien announced plans for a postseason series between the champions of Montana’s Mines and Cascade leagues to be held in early September. Commissioners from both leagues met in Butte and favored a six game format, three in each city, with potential second-place teams joining for a finale. Plans include revenue sharing and player payouts, with dates to be finalized after further talks.
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Dutch Leonard Reinstated to Join Detroit Team
Veteran left handed pitcher Herbert Dutch Leonard was reinstated by Baseball Commissioner Landis and will join the Detroit team immediately. He left the club in 1922 after a salary dispute and has been playing independent ball in California while awaiting reinstatement.
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Dutch” Leonard
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L. E. R. Cubs Defeat Never Sweat Tigers 9 5
The L. E. R. Cubs won last night over the Never Sweat Tigers by nine to five. The game featured pitchers batteries listed as ioweer and Ryan and Holland.
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Never Sweat Tigers
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Holland
Unclear scoreline shows city match results
Readable fragments list city scores including St. Paul Toledo Kansas City Indianapolis Minneapolis Columbus Louisville Milwaukee and Louisville with various point totals Reflects a partial scoreboard snippet from a multi city event without a clear headline or context
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August Fancies and Sports Outlook Through The Ages
A reflective column notes August’s fading sun and summer sports like Cobb Ruth and Hornsby in action. It casts boxing prospects, heavyweights, and a possible Cobb world series finale, plus praise for Olympic tradition and American athletic vigor amid changing times.
Vance Adds To OT Ring Of Wins
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 5 to 3 as Vance earns his 18th win this season striking out 10. The series had started with Pittsburgh taking the first three games.
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Clarks Edge Powers 5-3 In Bunched Ball Game
Clarkes win 5 to 3 as Powers equalized with six hits but seven errors by Clarkes and misplays by Jimmy Marquis and Tom Jovick give Clarkes late advantages. Coleman's pitching shines in fourth as Ed Coleman retires three straight.
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Jockey Sande Injured After Spill at Saratoga Race
Jockey Sande sustained internal injuries and a broken bone after a spill during a race at Saratoga. He remained unconscious as medics treated him at the track, with the incident prompting medical evaluation and ongoing updates on his condition.
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Tigers Tie Series as Rain Halted Detroit Game
Detroit evened the series with New York when rain stopped the game in the eighth inning with the Tigers leading 5 to 2.
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Four for Indians as Piercy Fails in Sixth
Cleveland won its fourth straight by beating Boston 8 to 5. Piercy charged with six runs in the sixth inning, breaking the game open.
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Berlin ukulele craze spurs taxes and prizes
Berlin reporters describe a government tax on ukuleles to fund reparations payments with profits allocated to a general fund. Special ukulele music and songs are offered as premiums with instrument purchases along with learning instructions for quick play.
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German Nobles Reassert Old Right Of Leadership
In Berlin a nobles gathering declares leadership of the nation rests with the German nobility. The report notes noble families once grand now modest in status, yet still claim they belong to a separate elite. The piece portrays monastic circles and a stance against democratic change.
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Trains to Run 170 Miles Bordeaux to Iran in Three Hours
Trains will travel the 170 miles between Bordeaux and Iran France in three hours once electrification is finished next year.
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Yankee Sluggers Rally Sours in Detroit Rainout
Babe Ruth reflects on an even split with Detroit in a rain struck game at Navin Field. He cites injuries to Joe Bush Ham Jones and Bob Shawkey, notes the Yankees remain in first place four games from the finish, and warns the Browns and Tigers loom in the pennant race.
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Southpaw Eligible To Join Pitt Men After Waiver Talks
Orville, a left handed pitcher, signed by Pitts, will be eligible to work next week per a league bulletin from secretary Ryan Gaul. Ely, formerly with Oakland Coast League and Washington league, joins Pitts as league leaders. J Glass is released, and Third Baseman Francis Walsh departs after two months. Werkel the infielder was signed to replace Walsh while Pitts negotiated waivers.Meanwhile Mexican government workers faced pay delays with April, May, and June salaries not received until June 20.
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