Seattle Beats Eagles In Low-Scoring Game
Seattle edged the Eagles 8 to 4 in a listless contest as pitchers faltered early then settled. Cartright and Kreuz sparked late offense while Frank and Gordon struggled. Seattle improved to 13 wins in 18 recent games amid a large crowd.
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Lussi
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National League Notes From New York and Chicago
National League brief reports: Ames falls to Brooklyn at Polo Grounds but New York wins via weak pitching by McIntyre and Bell Reore. Aug 13 Pittsburg edges Chicago 11 to 6 with Leifield and Ru Bearch pitchers. Aberdeen beats Tacoma in warmup series thanks to timely hitting. Dift-on and Helena rainout. Springfield sees about two hundred oarsmen from clubs in the U.S. and Canada.
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Shea
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Mars
Canada
Delehan ty Barred From Cleveland Grounds
James Delehan ty second baseman of the Washington American League team has been tarred from the Cleveland grounds for language toward Umpire O'Lo in the Cleveland game at League Park in Cleveland Aug 18.
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James Delehanty
Washington
Ward
League Park
San Francisco shuts out Oakland in eight innings
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE San Francisco 1 August 1 shut out Oakland in an IL inning game. Be tetiad Oakland 638 Batteries Sutor Kilifer Hardy Slattery. Los Angeles August 18 required 16 innings today for Portland to defeat Los Angeles. Los Angeles rs Portia 32 6 3 Batteries Koestner Easterly Groom Whalen.
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Scores From American Association Games
At Minneapolis Louisville 1 to 0. Kansas City Kansas City 9 to 0 over Toledo. Milwaukee Columbus 9 to 7. Indianapolis Indianapolis 6 to St Paul 2.
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Western League forfeiture forces Centerville win
In Omaha Lincoln and Denver Sioux City games postponed. Centerville Juniors awarded forfeit after Parrot Flat Juniors failed to show at the scheduled hour. Barry and Darragh were slated to score for Centerville. Des Moines 0 was noted in the report.
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Burton Beats McLaughlin For Butte Tennis Title
In Helena district play, Joe Burton defeated veteran D D McLaughlin in three straight sets to claim the Butte tennis championship. Burton dominated the first two sets, with a grueling deciding set that sealed the title amid strong play from both players.
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Indian Gregg Jailed After Utah Assault Accusation
Beals C Wright and Raymond D Little beat Hugh Waites head and James Winston in a Crescent Athletic Club tennis match in three straight sets 60 6 3 6 2. The article also notes a Salt Lake arrest of Indian Joe Gregg on a Tonbery charge following an alleged room intrusion and robbery of Marguerite Henderson, where he demanded money and fled with $12.
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James Winston
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Little
Neva Lee Wins Cup In Old Time Style Race
Neva Lee, once among the world’s best, captured the club members cup in muddy conditions by three lengths over Mabel Hollender and Northwest. The crowd cheered as the Dayton mare, once favored, surged past rivals mid stretch and held on despite throat ailments. Heavy rain dampened the program yet several favorites won, including Canardo, Hereafter, and Budapest, in a day of brisk but wet racing.
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Steve L'Hommedieus
Steve Dixie
Dick Williams
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Mike Jordan
Billy Finn
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Lena Leach
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Maley
Horses and Horsemen in a Turbulent Victory Night
Frank Dixon trains to win as XO triumphs in a mud drenched Oaks day. Neva Lee and Canardo spark wagers, while Fred Hinkey’s mare earns praise. Budgets shift with bets on Glenart and Ant ioch as stewards and owners react to near misses and muddy racing.
Welsh and Murphy Await Gong for Coast Showdown
Las Angeles Aug 14 Great interest surrounds Friday’s 25 round bout at Vernon between Freddie Welsh English lightweight and Johnnie Murphy of San Francisco. Betting favored Welsh at 2 to 1 and evens on Murphy rising after the fight. Murphy’s recent clash with Eddie Hanton has boosted his popularity as a future champion. If Murphy wins he may meet McFarland next then Batting Neleon.
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Man on Trial After Bold Horse Theft at Butte Track
I F Jeannata known as Diamond Dick caused a furor by leading out jockey J B Dunn’s horse Charles Dougherty from a stable in clear view of two workers. He later posted bond and faces horse stealing charges as Police Officer McDonald located him in an attorney’s office. horse kept for safekeeping while dispute unfolds.
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Sullivan Santry Bout Set for 20 Rounds in August
Gene Sullivan of Butte is matched to fight Eddie Santry in an Aug 2 20 round bout at Tartthie State with Santry previously visiting with Charlie Neary. Santry had courting talks with Maurie Thompson but local clubs had other commitments.
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NRA to open 26th annual tournament at Camp Perry
Camp Perry Ohio hosts the twenty sixth annual National Rifle Association tournament starting tomorrow and running through August twenty. Lieutenant RE Evans directs matches under the NRA national body. Teams from Colorado Wyoming Texas and Massachusetts have arrived.
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Thousands Attend Benefit For Cy Young At Boston
Nearly 20 000 people gathered at the American League grounds in Boston for a benefit in honor of Cy Young of Paoli Ohio, pitcher for the Boston club. Three silver loving cups a traveling bag and two floral pieces were awarded to Young, with the largest cup donated by local admirers via a paper. Lieutenant Governor Draper presented the trophies, and Chicago American League club manager Fielder Jones presented a large silver cup from the players.
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Cy Young
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Oeal
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Ch ‘Ago
Rose and Flanagan Set New Weight Records
In Queenstown on August 1 before sailing to New York, Olympic competitors Ralph Rose of San Francisco and John Flanagan, Irish American club, and Walsh of Canada achieved new 6 pound weight throw records with distances of 6 feet 11 inches and 29 feet 2 inches respectively, highlighting post London events.
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San Francisco
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Flanagan Becomes Beaverdom’s Hopeful Slugger This Season
A coast writer hails Flanagan as the Beavers’ key hitter, noting his long drives and steady eye at the plate. Despite early doubts, he leads in timely hits, drawing comparisons to Ward, with teammates Hyatt Donovan Mun Dort Arbogast Sugden backing him.
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Jack
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Benny Myers
Ham Hyatt
Donovan
Mundort
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Sugden
Siggy Ward
Butte
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Ward
New World Series Rules Shift Player Purchases
In Cincinnati on August 13 the national baseball commission announced rules limiting major league clubs from selling players to minor league teams with repurchase options unless the major league pays at least 300 dollars. A separate rule governs the World Series by prohibiting bonuses or prizes to players in the series.
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National Baseball Commission
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