New York Americans regain lead with home run spree
In a high scoring MLB doubleheader Detroit breaks Boston skid, while Philadelphia halts Cleveland 9 5. Baker hits two homers Ruth adds one as Collins gains his sixth win. Chicago’s woes continue in 14 8 loss. Wreck reports and late scoring fill the slate.
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Butte Players in Seventeenth Montana Tennis Tourney
Butte players will compete in the seventeenth annual Montana State Tennis Association tourney opening in Lewistown next Monday. Participants include Dr Alfred Karated and state champion Kennen Simmons with others from Butte and across Montana entering by mail to Lewistown Tennis Association box 181 before Saturday. Men and women singles and doubles events are planned at Columbus gymnasium, with McCormick as secretary and Eadie Hanmer listed in the organizers.
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Montana State Tennis Association
Lewistown
Alfred Karated
City Bar Sten
AUK
A. William Roach
Columbus’ Gymnasium
Eadie Hanmer
Emmet McCormick
Asela
Coast League Results From East to West
In the American Association section, Toledo Louisville and Columbus posted scores. East Lake won 6 to 3 while Seattle and Oakland split results. Vernon Sacraments lost 3 to 0 to Portland, and Los Angeles defeated San Francisco.
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Miner’s Search Ends as Tanlac Restores Health in Valley Miner
Conrad Morrison, a Valley Washington miner, recounts years of poor health including stomach trouble constipation and headaches after Arizona mining. After trying many medicines he found Tanlac and quickly felt improvement. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite strength and daily energy. Tanlac is sold by Fuller Drug in Anaconda and by other leading druggists.
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Conrad Morrison
Valley, Wash
Arizona
Toran
Tanlac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Mines Teams In An Even Contest
A loosely played benefit game at Columbia Gardens ended 11 11 after five and a half innings to decide a winner, as darkness halted play. The A C M pitched by Smith gave up two homers to Frazier while Stodden Evans and others contributed, with Cole-Pitts rallying on Jovick and Evans doubles and Danahey and Tremblay bat. A crowd watched a tied nine inning effort cut short by night.
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Kinville
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Efotten Evans
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Colts
Ruth Ahead Of 1920 Home Run Record
Babe Ruth hit his forty second homer of the season in the third inning for the New York Yankees against Chicago. With 62 games left, he needs 13 more homers to top last year’s mark and could reach about six more, as he stays four days ahead of his 1920 pace.
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Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Chicago
Hodge
Ruth
Shaw
Washington
Meaderville Triumph Secures Local Championship Title
Meaderville defeated Centerville 12 to 8 in seven innings at Clark play grounds. A large crowd witnessed a triple play and two double plays as Meaderville stayed ahead. Barrows pitched six innings before Crunch finished the seventh. Henry pitched for Centerville and struck out 14. Meaderville earned an almost undisputed claim to the city independent championship with strong late scoring.
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Hippo Vaughn Becomes Outlaw After Kenosha Move
Jim Hippo Vaughn a former Chicago Cubs pitcher joins the Beloit Fairies in Kenosha at the suspension by Judge Landis. He will earn six thousand nine hundred dollars annually under a three year contract, signaling a leap from major to semi pro baseball amid league action.
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Associated Press
Kenosha
Wis
Jim “Hippo” Vaughn
Chicago’ Cubs
Beloit Fairies
Vaughn
Judge Landis
The
Fairies
Cardinals and Reds Break Even in Rainy Twinbill
In a Grizzling downpour at Cincinnati, the Cardinals and Reds split a doubleheader. First game won by St Louis 6 to 4 after Leona homers and Goume’s late double spark the offense. Second game Cincinnati triumphed 8 to 3 as Goume’s two runs and further hits fueled the visitors’ rally.
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Dilhoeter
R. HE
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Haines
Sherdel
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Montana Leads In Visitors To Park During Peak Season
Records show Yellowstone Park attracted 27 185 automobiles with Montana leading visitor counts. Idaho placed second, Wyoming third, and California fourth in the visitor tally.
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Montana
Hard Losers Win Games and Crabby Managers in Baseball
A historical column argues that hard losing teams and crabby managers often yield better results. It cites Ned Hanton, Frank Chance, George Stallings, and Fred Mitchell as examples who fueled comebacks through intense expressions after losses. The piece notes Cubs and Braves success linked to this temperament and jokes about misprints and modern sport vanity.
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Peart
Baltimore Orioles
Ned Hanton
Blind veteran boxer teams with coxswain in Jersey City bout
The piece notes a blind veteran of the great war pairing with a coxswain for a Labor Day boxing match in Jersey City. Johnny Wilson and Bryan Downey sign on for a 12 round bout promoted by Rickard amid claims of cheating in Cleveland. Downey vows to prove an Italian cannot beat an Irishman as Wilson presses his challenge.
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Johnny Wilson
Bryan Downey
Jersey City
Wilson
Downey
Cleveland
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