Doomed doubleheader ends with shifting Copper battles
In a two game set the first game saw Salt Lake and rivals exchange blows as Morgan and Robinson pitched into trouble. The Copper team fought back with strong fielding led by Marshalls, while McCloskey and Creery shuffled pitchers in a tense contest. The second game deteriorated into wild pitching and errors as Butte pounded Robinson early, Kellogg and McCreery worked through the innings, and Salt Lake's defense faltered. The Copper squad heads to Helena with the series tied at two games apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCloskey
Hie
Coppers
Sky
Ncrapers
Butte
Salt Lake
Robinson
Mr. Creery
Kellogg
Marshalls Feldings
Eames
Morgan
Southern
Merkle
McCreery Wa
Johnson
McCloskey
St. Louis Ais
Turgeon
Duddy Forner
Sernc
McCloy
Kellong
Natonal Pastme
Spike Shancon
Cones
Kallie
St. Louis
Marsal
Schimpff
Hueleman
Helena
Key
Yeterday
Cant Lake
A. E. Drossen
Pendieton
Murphy
Gisman
Davis
Spencer
Schimpft
AB. R
Demaggio
Clynes
Fe Katora
Zy Duddy
Ore
Whitb
Marslef
McCreery
Shannon
Kallio
Hueman
Pendleton
Schimpf
Kelloge
Bal
John
Son
Kellorg
Pall
Storer
Salt Lake Ench
Frary
Butte Ball Club Dead Funeral Tonight
The Butte baseball club, once a hub of local sport, is reported dead due to neglect and waning support. A funeral service is planned at the Finland hotel tonight with President F.C. Mulroney of Missoula to preside. The town’s failing franchise may end its Union Association stint as leaders from several cities assemble for the obituary.
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Butte Baseball Club
Finland Hotel
Union Association
F.C. Mulroney
Missoula
Heath
Hie Parante
Mulroney
Butte
John Mecloskey
Berth
John McCloske
McCloskey
Har- Fieon Avenue
Park Street
Fang
Clu
Charley McCaffery
Witho
Cain
Buttes Brow
John McCloskey
Salt Lake
Ena
Great
Mayers
Boise
Ite
Pany
Mazuma
Frantic Talks Over Butte Baseball Franchise Deadlock
In Montana the Spokane Portiana region and Tacoma leagues blaze as talks on the Butte baseball franchise drag. A plan to transfer the franchise or have the bar take over sparks debate with Mulroney warning players must be paid and a swift solution expected at tonight's meeting.
Helena and Ogden Split Double Header at Capital
Helena and Ogden played two games before a large crowd at Capital. Ogden won 1 0 in the opener in a pitchers battle, while Helena took the second 8 to 3. Sinclair pitched the first game and Ames, recently sold to Chicago, excelled in the second as Williams allowed a late run in the ninth.
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Helena
Ogden
Capital
Sinclair
Ames
Chicago
Knight
Willams
Highlanders Take Two From Electrics In Tight Pair
In Ames Ogden and Helena battled as Highlanders edged Electrics twice. Cobb and Lussi produced key hits, while Woolums and Risberg combined in double plays. Sinclair and Quigley contributed as Ames stranded runners, with Ogden 5, Helena 2, and time at one hour two minutes. Lewistown defeats Billings in twin bill 4 to 1 and 3 to 2 before a large crowd, batteries listed for both games.
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Ames
Nin
Ogden
Helena
Cobb
Lussi
Woolums
Risberg
Blausger
Sinclair
Quigley
Menges
Luss
Elsey
Vancouver
Seattle
Portia
Victoria
Wessies
Tacoma Fe
Woolum
Spokane Jones
Fi Issa
Morehead
Perkin
Spencer
Renin
Gibson
Rf Murray
Crittenden
Williamns
Oy Potals
Po. AE
Weesier
Coloner
Jones
Blauser
Knight
Perkins
Hele
R. Po. Spencer
Cronin
Quigies
Tse
Urea
den Helena
Weapons of Plants Guarding Flora With Thorns and Hairs
Plants protect themselves with sharp features and sticky hairs. Roses, brambles, gorse deter grazing and snails. Cacti wear prickles and daggers. Spanish bayonet bears spear like edges. Ragged robin uses sticky stems to trap insects attempting to reach honey.
Washington Wins Postponed Game 6 to 1
Cleveland opened strong as Groom pitched well early but tired with men on, allowing six runs as Washington defeated Cleveland 6 1. Henry and Foster contributed key hits while Stope and Chapman made notable plays in the field. Batteries Groom and Henry for Cleveland. Brenton and Carey for Washington.
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Cleveland
Groom
Washinton
Gregg
Brenton
Washington
Chapman
Foster
Henry
Kenry
Greee
Carlech
Review of the Week in the Big Leagues
Associated Press recap notes no major pennant moves as Giants and Athletics stall. Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Chicago show gains while New York and Cleveland falter. Johnson, Boehling, and Demaree post streaks. Yankees near-makin trades include Matecl and Crandall swaps amid a busy week of movement.
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Associated Prose
New York
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athie
McGraw
Philadelphia
Giants
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelhia
Phillies
Marquard
Adame
Demaree
Walter Johnson
Boehling
Smurs
New York Yankees
Matecl
Marinhelder
Baltimore
Chance Eave Daniele
Outhelder
Midkif
Asemail
O'Toole
Marmard
Chappell
Exchange of Places
Otio Crandall
Larry Metean
Roebach
Ba Stack
McAllister Lacks Class As General Verdict Inboxing Middleweight Fight
Rancisco August 10 morning edition notes Hob McAllister cannot become a champion middleweight. In his bout with Petroskey the sailor landed when desired, slowed McAllister, and showed stamina in later rounds. Referee judged a draw, a decision some call excusable or off color, others defend. No clear current contender for true championship emerges.
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Rancisco
Hob McAllister
McAllister
Petroskey
Apper
Stamey Ketchell
Car sales pitch ends in a year guarantee debate
A prospective buyer argues that a blank car should be available in an emergency. The salesman retorts that the car is guaranteed for a full year, highlighting the salesmanship and timing needed to grasp the point. The dialogue hints at rival assurances and customer skepticism.
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Nome
Jack Clynes Hit By Pitched Ball On Head
Siones, right fielder for the Butte club, was struck above the right ear by a pitched ball during warmups yesterday afternoon. He fell, was treated by Dr. H A Mallett in the grandstand, and although a slight hemorrhage occurred, he is expected to be fit to play tomorrow.
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Siones
Butte
Kelogg
Coppers
Clynes
Kellogg
Kallio
H. A. Mallett
Butte Reliance Team Is Beaten by Whitehall
Whitehall blanks Butte except for a ninth inning error by Toubi daux allowing Dopple to score. Hocking was pummeled early before Copple and Wilcox steadied the Whitehall defense. Smith fanned four as Whitehall wins 4 to 1 with solid infield support and timely pitching.
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Butte Reliance
Whitehall
TR Nance
Butte
Toubidaux
Dopple
Hocking
Copple
Wilcox
Smith
Western Tri State Score Note From Walla Walla North Yakima
The record notes August 19 in North Yakima with a score marked RH KE and a 2 4 peed entry for Walla Walla North Yakima and Boise Idaho August 10 with a TM E score for Pendleton and a list of names including Berger Haworth Peterson Hall and Gard in the Boise area.
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North Yakima
RH. KE
Walla Walla
Boise
Idaho
TM. E
Pendleton Ates
Berger
Haworth
Peterson
I Hall
Gard
Rally of Reds Is Too Late 10 Win
Cincinnati wins a late rally 6 to 4 as Marquard and McLean combine for a strong start. Cincinnati collects three hits in the eighth and two in the ninth to seal the game led by Teacher with two singles a double and a homer in five at bats.
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Cinetanati
Ave
New York
Miquard
Cincinnati
Teacher
RH. B
Burr
Marquard and McLean, Johnson and Kling
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Harmon
Moran
Cutshaw
Daubert
Smith
Teubach
Seratch
St Louie Brooklyn
Jarmon
Wingo
Moule
Fischer
Pacific Coast League Scores From Sacramento Aug 10
Scores report from multiple games across the Pacific Coast League dated August 10. First game at Sacramento features RH F. San Francisco and Sacramento with players Fanning Schmide Henry and Check. Second game lists San Francisco and Sacramento with Decanniere and San Francisco players. Other notes show Los Angeles versus Oakland, Portland versus Venice, and additional results across Indianapolis Columbus Louisville Toledo Kansas City St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee.
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Miwance
Louisville
Ibis
Toledo
Kanes City
Indianapolis
Portland
Los Angelee
Sacramento
Oakland
San Francisco
RH. F
Eet
Sacremento
Fanning
Schmide
Henry
Check
Decanniere
Los Angeles
Batteries
Toser
Byrnes
Kil Drucke
Mitze
Oaklands
Cers
RHE
Heimane Tat
Venice Caer
Krapp
Berry
Raleigh
Ferguson
Elliott
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
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Butte Ball Club
He Means
Dressen
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Passevall McClain
Hass
Northwestern League
Spokane Portiana
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McCorry
Mays
King
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Ingersoll
Doty
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Shea
Cadman
Wally
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Portlang
Oregon Commission
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Anxi
Lewistown
Jack Flannery
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Western League
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Daschbach
Potts
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Rouen
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Mack Pately
Connie Mack
Clevelands
Birmingham
White Sox
Athletics
Callahan
M’allister
UAL
EMERG
Jack Clynes
Reliance Whitehan
Western Tri-State
Ward
Belcher
American Association
Washus Athletic Club
Anaconda
Dick Hyland Francisco
Tommy Gaffney
J. H. McIntosh
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