Butte Takes Second Off Of The Beavers
Butte defeats Vancouver with a 5 to 4 win as McGinnity holds the mound for eight innings and Leifer finishes. Follman breaks his thumb on a foul tip and will miss the rest of the season, prompting shifts in the Beaver lineup and relief catching plans.
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Witter
Elmer Leifer
Vancouver
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Hi Callahan
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Brown
Brinker
Follman
Winn
Sito
Grover
Ironman
Murphy
Hamilton
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Hillyard
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Yeas
Hirinker
Callahan
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Stortman
Jones
Levin
Fitz
Immons
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Maiyard
Leiter
Calve
Follman Grover
Colt Callahan
Hitcom McGinnity
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Howell
Joe McGinnity
Harry Cheek
Hob Brown
Harry Hannah
John McCloskey
Union Association
Cliff Mankenship
Balt Lake
Sheely
Spoka
Stanley Dougan
Mart Lake
Tacoma
Dougan
Jose Acosta
Butte Park
Bob Brown
Cuba
Teader
Adie Johnson
Seattle
Sfort
Tigers Defeat Giants Five Minutes Over Hour of Play
Tacoma fought Seattle in a brisk game on the Tacoma grounds, winning 3 to 0 in one hour and five minutes. Batters included Shaw and Morse for Seattle and Wom, Leard, and Fries for Tacoma, with notable defensive plays and key hits driving the victory.
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Jf. Morse
WW. Cunningham
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Healey
Raymond
Rose
Tacoma
R.H. PO
Thompson
Bankhead
Rf Baldwin
Bonner
Pee
Seattle
Fries
Fadwin
Wom
W. Cunningham
F Cunningham
Morse
Leard
Johne
To. Thompson
Coma
Hose
Rush of Superbats Too Strong for Cubs in Doubleheader
Brooklyn defeats Chicago in both games 2 1 and 4 1 as Wheat hits three straight doubles off Hendrix in the opener. St. Louis and New York split a doubleheader, Sallee wins the first for the Mets and Tesreau the second. Philadelphia rallies to edge Cincinnati in extras. Boston and Pittsburgh split, with Barnes holding Boston to one hit in the opener.
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Wheat
Hendrix
Brooklyn
Dell
Sten
Gel
Balers
Zim
Iceman
Reeves
Hirst
Rhe Chicato
Archer
Dell and Myers
Rae
Vaughn
Seaton
Wilson
Marquard
New York
St Louis
Sallee
St. Louis
Anderson
Cincinnati
Graw
Quigley
Meadows
Gonzales
Rariden
Watson
Snyder
Tesreau
Auner
Fischer
Barnes and
Blackburn
Rice
Pittsburg
Boston
Mamaux
Schmidt
Tyler
Games Today
Philadelp
Warden Frank Conley Eyes Prison Team Game At Black Rocks
Frank Conley warden of the state prison traveled to Butte with family and hinted at new arrivals. He plans to field a prison baseball lineup against the Black Rocks and may feature a left handed pitcher with bold prospects. The prison team aims to improve for upcoming opponents and could sport a fresh look and lineup.
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Frank Conley
Stats
Butte
Black Rocks
Untamed start lifts Great Falls over Spokane in 7-3 win
Great Falls defeated Spokane 7 to 3 as Kallio steadied after a wild start while Rube Ryans was hit hard. The unnamed box score lists Gfellers Bennett McArdle Kelly Sheenan Pappa Crisp Mester and others contributing, with Harper driving in runs and Kallio earning the pitching win. the game lasted about an hour and forty minutes.
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Kallio
Great Falls
Spokane Toasy
Spokane
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Orps
Ae Dinni
Murey
R. Hpo
A.B. Bennett
McArdle
Ae Kelly
Sheenan
Sit Toeekel
Pappa
Rf Ag
Ie Crisp
Eto Ae Mester
Harper
Browns Take Indians Into Camp For Pair
St Louis defeated Cleveland twice to 3 2 and 1 0 and moved into a tie with Detroit for fourth place four and a half games behind the leaders. In the first game Davenport faltered in the sixth as Miller and Sister scored. In the second game bunched hits off Klepfer and Beebe. Gandil sprained a knee sliding into the plate.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Davenport
Hazilton
Shotten
Miller
Sister
Pratt
Lavan
Wallace
Borton
Hamilton
Klepfer
Beebe
Gandil
St. Louie
Coveleskle
Butte Athletes Set for Intermountain Meet in Salt
At the Salt Lake Games two Butte entrants, M. J. Fahey a former metropolitan broad jump and indoor hop skip jump champion, and Russell Fluent a former Butte High School student, compete in high jump and related events tomorrow. If Fahey wins, he will advance to San Diego for the next stage.
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Butte
Salt
M. J. Fahey
Metropolitan
Russell Fluent
Butte High School
San Diego
Fluent and Fahey Sail For Mormon Town Meet
The article notes Flu ent, a young field athlete, aiming to regain a 28 feet mark in the broad jump and reach 48 feet 2% inches in the hop skip and jump. He recently cleared 6 feet 10 inches and ran the 440 in 52 seconds. Both Flu ent and Fahey, departing yesterday, will compete under the Butte Young Men's association colors.
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Fluent
Fahey
Butte Young Men's, Association
Coast League Scores From Baltimore to San Francisco
Fragmentary hockey style lines show coast league games with Baltimore Lake-O viena and San Francisco Los Angeles matches. Partial results indicate 7 2 and 1 8 score fragments. Names of teams and final outcomes are unclear in the readable text.
Expressive Lou Dominates Matron Stake at Grand Circuit
Pittsburg August 11 Expressive Lou won the Matron stake in straight heats, a $6,000 feature on the third day at Brimets Island track. Boxie from Thomas captured the Comstock $3,600 purse in straight heats. Earl seized the 2 14 pace worth $1,000, while Worthy Prince led two heats to one for the 2 12 trot. General Toda set a 2:05 pace best of afternoon. R H Brett led two heats to win the 2:04 pace. Directur T first appeared this year pacing 1 59% with a running horse. The meeting closes tomorrow.
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Expressive Lou
Brimets Island
Watts
Geers
Boxie
Thomas
Earl
Worthy Prince
General Toda
R. H. Brett
Directur T
Grantland Rice Sports Reflections and Golf Mayhem
A compact, era-tinged collage contrasts courtroom chatter and Baseball legends with East versus West golfing ambition. It weaves Grantland Rice style riffs on Ty Cobb Tris Speaker and NL legends, noting record runs, batting eye prowess, and Browns manager Helderts grit amid pennant battles.
Northwestern League May Get Portland in Circuit
Sacramento conference reportedly linked Portland Beavers owner Walter Mee Credic with San Francisco Seals owner Henry Berry over dropping Portland and shifting to Sacramento for 1917. Charles Graham noted Berry promised Sacramento Coast League baseball next season. Betty Headi claimed visiting clubs to Portland lost about 1500 dollars weekly due to travel costs.
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Portland
Sacramento
Walter Mee Credic
Portland Beavers
Henry Berry
San Francisco Seals
Charles Graham
Berry
Betty
Western League Scores Roundup
In Kansas City Kansas City 2 Toledo 11 and Minneapolis 4 at Minneapolis 2, Sioux City 4 Toledo 11 and Omaha 0 Denver 1 Des Moines 3 St Joseph 1. Lincoln Wichita rain.
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St Joseph
Lincoln-Wichita
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