Hard Game Ends In Seattle Victory Over Butte
Seattle comes from behind to beat Butte 6 to 5 in a hard fought contest. Allen limited Butte to four hits while Seattle rallied with timely hitting and three costly Butte errors. Bennett sparked Seattle with a first inning hit and a late defensive miscue by Butte helped Seattle seal the win.
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Seattle
Butte
Seith
Allen
Mekune
Fist
Ea Hickey
J. Bennett
Bender
Si Bennett
Hickis
Cahillatch
Stis
Stanley
Wolfe
Spokane
Burnett
Canin
Ea Rowan
Mektune
Dennett
Fortier
Zimmerman
An Bennett
Fergus Huriew
Samuels
iMeKtune
Zimmerma
Rowan
Hurley
Lennett
Samuel
Samusle
Sar
Sus Samuels
Frary
Gossip Of Major League Clubs And Notes On Players
The column surveys major league clubs and players with updates on retirements, transactions, and form. It highlights Larry Lajoie’s intent to continue, Lo uisville chatter about Dick Harress, and Connie Mack’s farm moves. It notes Krause’s improving control, Bransfield’s hot hitting, and Montreal releasing Frank McManus after minor league success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Athiets
Williameport
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Harrisburg
Hardy
Nationals
Balti- Cotton States Teague
Reilly
Manger McCloskey
Oith Louis Cardinale
Cofton Ters
Philadelphia Nationals
Briety
Phillies
West
Pittsburg
Chicago
St Louie
Cincinnati
Bransfeld
Philwestern
Montreal
Frank McManus
McManus
Brookline
AMERICAN LEAGUE ACTION ACROSS CITIES
Baseball results from Aug 10 to Aug 19 covering Detroit versus Washington tied late by Mullin’s eighth inning rally, St Louis and Boston edging in, Cleveland sweeping Phillies in a two game set halted by darkness, Chicago capitalizing on an error to defeat New York, and Seattle’s prospect Heinrich sidelined with fever.
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Washington
Detroit
Mullin
Street
Infeld
Sene
Nend Schmidt
Johns von Smnith
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Stovall
N. Clarke
Nich
Berger
Chech
Clavie
Bender
Ryan
Rieleveland
EMCO
Chicago
Ball
New York
Loti
Clevelas
Chicago As i
Philadelpha
Boston
Wasington
Vancouver
Spokane
Tacoma Stsa
Aberdeen
Seattle
National League game: Philadelphia tops Pittsburg 5 4
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg 5 to 4 on August 16 asfield and Grant each drove in two runs with a twobagger. The scoring details show Philadelphia leading in the sixth inning. Batteries were Leftfield Cashinta and Corridon for Pittsburg and McQuillan and Doom for Philadelphia. Umpires Klem and Johnstone.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Letuber
Asfield
Grant
Stone
Lefteld
Cashinta
McQuillan
Doom
Klem and
Johnstone
St Louis Beats Boston as Pitching Dominates
St Louis defeated Boston 9 to 6 behind strong pitching and timely hits. Batteries Lindaman Bouites Mahoney and Graham along with Lush Bliss contributed as Umpire Emstie Dare called the game. Cincinnati fell to Brooklyn 4 to 1 with Coakley Walz McLean Bell and Bergen delivering for Brooklyn under Umpire Rudderham.
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Boston
Lome
Steve Rwe
Louie
Lindaman
Bouites
Mahoney
Graham
Lush
Bliss
Emstie
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Tay
Coakley
Walz
McLean
Bell
Bergen
Rudderham
American Association record set at Gaelic meeting in Dublin
At the Gaelic athletic meeting belt in Menagh JM. McGrath of the New York Athletic Club broke hammer throwing records with a distance of 16 feet. In the weight throwing contest, he threw 3 inches over the standard, marking a notable performance by a visiting athlete.
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Dublin
Menagh
Mornig
JM. McGrath
New York
Lukeramus dispute over age roils horse racing world
A race controversy centers on Lukeramus age with owner D C OMalle y backing two veterinaries who insist the filly is at least three years old, while registration papers and several experts say she is a two year old. Judges and turf figures weigh claim amid allegations of irregular betting and possible manipulation surrounding Lena Leach’s defeat.
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Lena Leach
R. Holland
Big Fly
Lukeramis
Wire
Lena
D. C. O'Malley
Luke Ward
Butte
Omalley
Polina
Marteantiver Eee
Harry Stover
O'Malley
Butwell
Copper City
Hook
Frank St. D. Skinner
Pacific Jockey Club
Lukeramt
RW. Holland
New York
Los Ans Denver
J.M. Stokes
Holland
Clark
Dallas
Tex
Norge
Texas
Judge Havey
J. W. Stokes
Hin
Stover
Holland and
Stoker
Boxing Gossip: Attell Moran Referee Feud and Westward Moves
Rumors swirl about Abe Attell and Owen Moran failing to agree on a referee for Labor Day bout in Frisco with promoter Costroth proposing Jetterice or Jettries. Moran signals flexibility but Attell may seek to back out. Nelson heads west from Chicago to train for Gans. Ketchel plans with Papke after Thomas bout. Langford pursuit by Gunther Advances, with various weigh-ins and training notes from Boston to New York.
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Abe Attell
Owen Moran
Frisco
Moran
Jetterice
Los Angeles
Costroth
Bis
Jettries
Attell
Battling Nelson
Chicago
Joe Gans
Dane Aia
Hegewisch
Sailor Burke
Bill Papke
Willie Lewis
Boston
Burke
Billy “Madden
Jim Donovan
Frank Mantell
Honey Mellody
Harry Lewis
New York
Slush
Mantell
Pawtucket
R. I
Hughey Gates
Frank
Young Slurs
Sam Lange
Australia
Owen
San Francisco
Stanley Ketchel
Young Peter Jackson
Goldfield
Nelson Verss
San Franso
Young Burns
Jack Johnson
Anish
Ely New
Gans Nelson Bout Promised as Heavyweight Interest Grows
Conflicting reports describe a Gans Nelson lightweight title bout planned for August or September with suggested purses, while promoter Tex Rickard secures a $90 purse for a separate heavyweight clash between Jack Johnson and Tommy Burns at Ely. The piece highlights fan expectations, prior disputes over decisions, and talks of retirement for Gans or Nelson depending on the outcome.
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Tex Rickard
Gans
Nelson
Ely
Nev
James Coffroth
San Francis
Edward W. Cochrane
Kansas City Journal
Coffroth
Lens
Goldfield
Li Chocolate
San Francisco
Raiton
Tex Tickard
Jack Johnson
Tommy ‘Burns
Seth
Heavies
Johnson Burns Fight Plans Stir Copper Camp Publicity
Local miners and businessmen in Ag Goldfield plan a Johnson versus Burns boxing match to draw crowds and put the small town on the map. They expect to spend about 15,000 more to raise funds for staging the bout, and leaders warn a big crowd could deliver lasting publicity and potential profits for the fall event.
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Dave
Bion
Burns
Johnson
Nevada
National Army Shooters Dominate With High Scores
Chicago August 10 high scores ruled in the national army shoot at Fort Sheridan. Quartermaster Sergt George W Winston Twenty fourth infantry Philippines division led the morning slow fire with 10 out of 20 possible. Corporal Clarence A Burroughs Twenty tenth infantry Cuban division led the rapid fire with 229 out of 250. Shooting continues tomorrow.
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Chicago
National Army
Fort Sheridan
George W. Winston
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Philippines
Clarence A. Burroughs
Twenty Tenth Infantry
Futurity Attracts Magnificent Field at Coney Island
Crowded field of 2-year-olds eligible for the Futurity includes Bobbin, Connaught Ranger, Duncraggen, Edward Fayette, Joe Madden, Sir Martin, Helm et, Marcellus, Mauviette, Occidental, Practical, Preceptor, Strike Out, Wedding Bells. Fitz Herbert and other contenders loom as Sam Hildreth targets first class form. weights released for Empire City Handicap list Bailor at 131 pounds, with Atkins close behind.
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New York
Coney Island Jockey Club
Bobbin
Conenaught Ranger
Duncraggen
Edward Fayette
Joe Madden
Sir Martin
Helemet
Marcellus
Mauviette
Occidental
Practical
Robl
Schleswig Statesman
Fitz Herbert
Wedding Bells
Wedding Belle
Saratoga
Helmet
James R. Keene
Ethelbert
Jack Joyner
Herman Brandt
Ich
Brandt
Sam Hildreth
Fitz Hersert
Saratoma
John E. Madden
Ette
Sip Martin
Alanarka
al Bush
Angui
Captain Hansen
Corina Chariton
Mary
Connaught
Daisy F
Edward
Fas Fite Herbert
Flower Cup
Footpad
Golden Inquiry
Golden Legend
Granger
Guatemotzin
Harry Percivet
Hillside
Lawron
Lighthouse
Mahala
Marcell Hus
Maskette
Matanza
Ivette
Mediant
Sid Fons
Vosburgh
Empire City Racing Assation
Bailor
Jack ‘Atkin
Golln
Results on Tracks at Seattle Thoroughbred Meet
Report of six furlongs results Adelbert Belle winner Blondy second Ben Trovato third time 112 seconds. Miss Naoma won five furlongs El Pave second Hazlet third time. Confessor won one mile Pickaway second Henry of Shanne mere third time. Tremor won one and a sixteenth han sicap Il. Barney Dictiela won Uncle Henry second High run third time. Smiley Corbett won five furlongs Fireball second Horace H. third time.
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Adelbert Belle
Blondy
Ben Trovato
Miss Naoma
el Pave
Hazlet
Tar
Setting Confessor
Pickaway
Henry of Shannemere
Hansicap
Il Tremor
Harry Stot Ees
da May
Trace
Barney Dictiela
Uncle Henry
High Run
Smiley Corbett
Fireball
Horace H
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James Ina Bone” Britt
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Dick Hyland Ina
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