Seattle Eagles Triumph In Deadlocked 6 to 4 Game
Seattle defeated Butte 6 to 4 in a weathered contest with a large Eagles crowd watching. Cartright and Franklin stood out on pitching, while timely hits by Gordon, Sushi, and Franklin fueled Seattle’s one of 16 consecutive wins. Aberdeen took the opener of a five game set, led by Wie Taecoma infield play and Beole at bat.
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Eagles
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Rowan Flay
Ofiet
Butte
L'Rani
Gordon
Frisk
Sushi
Frank
Lin
Frault
Tilly
Franklin
Will
Anerdeen
Wash
Aberdeen
Fms
Wie Tae Coma
Iaibges
POLAR
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Rewari
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Bennett
Frek
Tussi
Oriet
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Frankles
BotTe
St Bennall
Janes
Cartril
Harle
Sean
Stis
Irby
Hickey
Jb Gorton
Hace Cahill
Fawn
Tis. Siaten
Lats
Priel Benet
Oy Franklin
Gare i
Gore Don
Stanley
Gordon Donnienlay
Hickex
National League Scores and Standings Highlights
National League report from August documents Philadelphia shutting out Boston and a Brooklyn victory over New York at the Polo Grounds. Pittsburg loses to Chicago as Leffeld and Ruelbsch contribute but fail to turn the tide. St Louis defeats Cincinnati 7 to 2 in a strong home win.
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New York
Antes Wie
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
New Yorks
Melulyre
West
Ballerles—Moneste
Bell
Berpen
Ames. Mathews
Bresnar
O'bay
Pittsburg
Pei ‘Piltshore
Chicago
Philadelphia
Louis
De Jon and Helena game postponed by rain
The hall game scheduled today between De Jon and Helena was postponed due to rain. Two teams from the massed clubs in this country and Canada were to participate, with special treparcy to the standard at Hill Aug 33.
Unclear Text About Regional Events
Fragmentary OCR reads as a note on national or regional events with multiple garbled terms. The readable bits mention days and various events but lack clear names, places, or outcomes to form a concrete news item.
Delehanty Barred From Cleveland Grounds
Cleveland reports Aug 13 that Jaowen Delehan ty, second man of the Washington American League team, has been barred from the Cleveland baseball grounds as player or spectator, alongside Wilpire O Longhin, from League Park events on August 4.
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Cleveland
Jaowen Delehanty
Chasenman
Washington
Clus
Toe Ward Wilpire O'Longhiin
Wasalabtopehiay
Pacific Coast League Game Summary From San Francisco and Los Angeles Entries
In San Francisco on August 9 San Francisco shut out Oakland in an A inning contest with notable players including R H H. The Oakland lineup featured Ballerins Si and Kutitor Huray and Slattery. In Los Angeles on August 15 Portland required 14 innings to beat Los Angeles with Beare and Easterly among the credited pitchers Bruin.aws
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San Francisco
San Fransileco
Ant Gaxland
Soue
R. HH
Oakland
Ballerins
Kutitor
Huray
Slattery
Los Angeles
Portland
Beare
Anecspr
Loa & I Bortland
Ioestnen Ane Gronm
American Association Ab Ming..os-Laurenle and Minneapolis trip
Fragmented OCR lists regional matches and locations including Kansas City St. Paul Columbus and Milwaukee. Details are unclear but indicate schedule notes for the American Association with several city pairings and scores or counts.
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Mingeanotls
Laurenle
Neapolis
Kansas
Western League Rain Postponements and Scores
In the Western League schedule rain postponed the TNiahy Lincoln game at Denver Sioux City. Pueblo Purdle hosted Des Moines with Des Moines 11 Omaha 7. A city game in Denver was also noted as postponed.
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Lincoln
Denver
Siowx
Pueble
Purdle
Des Moines
Omaha
Centerville Forfeits Game Amid Unclear Player Status
Reported yesterday that Centerville faced forfeit after Pacial Flat Mingiors led 16 at the scheduled hour. Barre and Darragh Wensta were noted as being in the polets for Centerville, details remain uncertain.
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Mingiors
Supreme No More McLaughlin Defeated In Helena Match
Veteran McLaughlin loses to Burton in five set state tennis showdown. Burton, the Butte champion, dominated with net play and cross court shots, seizing the decisive fifth set to prevail and set up a defense of the state title next week in Helena. Burton advances while McLaughlin vows to defend his crown.
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Herry Burton
Tuileonorg
Borlgm
Helena
Burton
McLaughlin
Montana
Burton Hag
Burlan
Taan Tool
Pante
Bloughlin
Tartar
Iit
Witsu Puritan
Laughlin
Chion
Efonsa
Indian Gregg in Jail and Utah accuser case noted
Disjointed OCR text outlines an arrest of Indian Gregg in a robbery case in Marmarie Henderson’s room, with threats and demands for money. Mixed with New York tennis match results, the garbled material mentions Amateurs at Croscone Attitude club, with Wright and Lie prevailing 6-0 6-3.
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Utah
Greer
Prine
Nerement
Miler Arvest
Gall Lake
Marmariie
Henderson
Meavon
New York
Ree Fou
Brooklys
Neva Lee Captures Cup In A Muddy Race
Neva Lee, famed Dayton mare, displays old-time form to win the club members cup by three lengths over Mabel Hollender and Northwest after a slow start and a fence collapse by Dixie Lad. O'Malley’s Glenart upsets Antioch in the opener, with Begone closing fast for the thrilling win.
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Neve Lee
Mabel Hollendey
Neva Bee
Dixie Lad
Smnall
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Timothy Wen
Singleton
Timothy Wenaway
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Mabel Mallender
Mabel Hallender
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Ceer
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Antiveh
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van Lue
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Nile
Toeker
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Torse
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Rick Read
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Ingalls
Tima
Star Road
Brevelin
Gohlon Gortor-Mogratton
Ogly
Finten
Lyla
Horses and Horsemen Delirious Praises After Neva Lees Cup Win
A racing column recounts Neva Lee’s dramatic victory as Frank Daye and Fred Hinkey earn acclaim. Betters, trainers, and owners including Otis, Billy Finn, and Chris Miller clash over races, mud, and post positions while Budapest proves costly bets and unexpected wins.
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Neva Lee
Frank Daye
Tom
Henreely
Oakland
Ibis
Prank Dayton
Fred Hinkey
Fred
California
Billy Burke
Hinkey
West
Burke
Wiamisha
Chris Miller
Glenart
Antioch
Chets
Otis
Harry Stover
Budapest
Williams
Lenderwig Agan
Auduchon
W. S. Vincent
Mika Jordan
St. Vincetts
Billy Finn
Herodotus
Kitschbaum
Anon
O'Malley
Ienart Mid
Harry Dixon
Diste
Canaydon
Maley
Glonart
Welsh and Murphy Eye Title Tilt on Coast Tonight
Los Angeles Aug 13 great interest surrounds Friday night bout between Freddie Welsh the English lightweight ace and Dotinns Murphy of San Francisco. Betting has risen with Welsh favored around 4 to 1. Murphy seeks upset as both aim for a clash with McFarland or Nelson after the bout.
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Los Angeles
Freddie Welsh
Scrappay
Dotinnls Murphy
San Francisco
Daifries Athistic
Vernon
Adda
Tod
Welsh
Darin g robbery shocks Butte track crowd
Diamond Dick alias F Jeanlaia seized jockey Charles Dougherty’s horse Jeaniata at J B Dunn’s stable with two employees present and disappeared before Dunn could act. Police later recovered the horse in an attorney’s office. Jeanlaia faces horse stealing charges after posting $250 bond. Dunn contends Dougherty owns the horse, while Jeanlaia waited for Jockey Fisher.
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Butte
Diamond Dick
Eternoon
J. B. Dunn
Charles Hougherty
Jeaniata
Dunn
Hoerty
Justice Grice
Jeantain
McDonald
Vacatak
Fisher
Charles Dougherty
Montana
Teanaty
Tra
Sullivan Santry To Meet In 20 Round Bout At Taft
Gene Sullivan of Bulle and Eddie Santry are set for a 20 round fight at Taft on August 28 weighing WW pounds. Sullivan, who has long sought Santry, feels confident he can win and has received a confirming letter. Previous attempts to match Santry with other fighters failed as local clubs blocked plans.
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Gene Sullivan
Bulle
Eddie Santry
Herr
Charlie Newry
Aurelio Herrera
Tath
Aus
Sullivan
Santry
Taft
Butte
Maries Thompson
Rifle Tournament Opens at Camp Perry Ohio
The twenty sixth annual National Rifle Association of America tournament starts tomorrow at Camp Perry Ohio. It runs through August 20 with matches under the national body directed by R. E. Evans. Teams from Colorado Wyoming Texas and Massachusetts arrived for the event.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
National
Rifi Association of America
Netinnal
Livut
R. E. Evans
Colorado
Wynan Texas
Massacheesetts
Benefit draws thousands for Cy Young at Boston game
Nearly two thousand people attended a benefit game at the American League grounds in Boston for Cy Young of Paoli Ohio, pitcher for the Boston club. Prizes included three silver loving cups a traveling bag and two large floral pieces. Lieutenant Governor Draper presented the largest cup and Fielder Jones of the Chicago club presented a large silver cap on behalf of AL players.
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Boston
Cy Young
Paoli
Ohio
Young
Draper
Fielder Jones
Chicago American Club
Rose and Flanagan Make New Records
At Queenstown an Olympic exhibition on the promenade prior to sailing for New York saw Ralph Rose of San Francisco, Ralph Walsh of Canada, and Jah Malanagan of Irish American set new marks in shot put and weight events with the 16 and 66 pound weights and the 3 pound weight.
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Queenstown
New York
London
Ralph Rose
San Francisid
Walsh
Canada
Jah Mlanagan
Beavers Rise Behind Flanagan In Slugging Spree
Vancouver captain Lou Nordyke supports Teadinx first sacker Flanagan who is misnamed by critics. Flanagan leads the Beavers in hitting, with Ham Hyatt and Donavany Mun, Arbogast and Sugden among others contributing. A writer likens Tahagap to Pigex Ward as Flanagan eyes the ball and drives it to the far corners.
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Lou Nordyke
Vancouver
Teadinx
Rhomphiner
Flmagan
Planntian
Jack
Bic
Flanagan
Dickson
Benny Myers
Canucks
Householder
Beaver
Elon
No Bonus Provisions Set For World Series Contests
The National Baseball Commission announced Rule 47 barring sale of major league players to minors with a repurchase option unless at least 300 is paid. A separate rule also limits bonuses or prizes to World Series participants. A caryover advertising snippet mentions Tonkin's remodeling sale of an $80 suit for $20 at 41 East Park.
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Cincinnati
Maior Ieagua
National Baseball Commission
Tonkin’s
East Park
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