Seattle Slaughters Giants in Bughouse Style Baseball
Seattle pummeled pitchers for Butte in a 24 to 6 rout. Key moments saw Lefty Schroeder rocked in the second inning and Meikle held Giants steady after early trouble. Schmutz and Hendrix contributed solid work for Seattle as Morse, Cunningham, Schmutz and Shaw led offense with multiple hits.
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Morse
Raymond
MeIvor
Schmutz
McIvor
Meikle
McGinnity
Hillyard
Kippert
Levin
Schroeder
Hendrix
Seattle
Frar
Rock of Ages nickname for Raymond highlights Seattle season
Ralph Frary urged Tealey Raymond to hurry his hitters as the Giants rallied for eight runs in the second inning. Raymond known as Rock of Ages by fans in eighth, is praised for hustle and defensive plays at short. Tealey’s readiness and the team’s catching prospects, including Tom Cunningham, are noted amid drafting and player sales talk involving Bighee, Gregg, Mehlhaf, and McGinnity.
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Ralph Frary
Tealey Raymond
Tealey
Ralph
Giants
Raymond
Hendrix
MacGinnity
Spokane
Vancouver
Tom Cunningham
Dugdale
Seattle
Russ Hall
Skeeter
Bighee
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Americans
Portland
Tigers
MecCredie
Vean Gregg
Cleveland
Bill James
Bert Whaling
Tillicum
Boston
Tacoma
Bighbee
Mehlhaf
McGinnity
Mehl
Butte
Meikle
Schroeder
Vancouver Beavers Edge Great Falls In Tight Battle
In a two hour game Vancouver 2 Great Falls 1. Pitchers Acosta and Killilay split the gem with Acosta fanning 3 and Killilay 6. Brinker Kelly Boeckel stole bases. Wolfer and Zinke were hit. Wolfer to R Brown to Murphy turned a double play. Finneran umpired.
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Cheek
Brinker
Kelly
Boeckel
Wolfer
R. Brown
Murphy
Acosta
Killilay
Zinke
Vancouver
Great Falls
Finneran
PO. A
Ibita
Hamilton
Hood
Callahan
Brown
Bennett
McArdle
Pappa
Crisp
E. Garrity
Hester
Shaw
Clark
P Morse
Cunningham
Eldred
A Melvor
Healey
Eeeseee
Garrity
Raymond
T. Cunningham
Schmutz
Scen Ee
Wogfer
Butte
R. H. PO
R. Brown Grover
E*eree
Cal- Levin
Roberts
Schroeder
Meikle
Johnson
McGinnity
Seattle
Levin
Hendrix
Fitzsimmons
AS. R.H. PO
A. E. Murphy
Hamigan
la Brinker
A Cheek
I Bennett
Lt McArdless
Proor
Bein Haworth
Haworth
Reuther Limited Tacoma to Three Hits as Spokane Wins 5 1
Spokane beat Tacoma 5 to 1 as pitcher Reuther allowed only three hits. The Tigers offense supported him with timely runs and controlled the game from start to finish.
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Reuther
Tigers
Indians
Spokane
Tacoma
MacRaes of Anaconda Challenge Butte Junior Teams
The MacRae team of the Commercial league in Anaconda issues a challenge to play any junior league team in Butte or nearby. Teams wishing to meet this aggregation of coming phenoms may respond through the sporting page in the Standard.
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MacRae
Anaconda
Butte
Geers Sets Fastest Career Mile in Columbus Pacing Meet
At Columbus Grand Circuit, Napoleon Direct won heat one in 1 59 5 with Peter Stevens second. Edward Geers rode his mile in under two minutes for the first time in 45 years. Directum I failed to best Cheery Lass old mark, while Miss Harris M. and Beth Clark also posted strong times and wins. Early Don dominated the Devereaux stake with three heats, matching 2 06% early mile record.
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Columbus
Ohio
Napoleon Direct
Peter Stevens
Edward Geers
Directum I
Cheery Lass
Miss Harris M
McCloskey
Early Don
Valentine
Devereaux
Brisac
Murphy
Beavers Fall Twice as Spark Plugs Rally in Late Inning Wins
Great Falls defeated Vancouver in a doubleheader 15 to 8 and 5 to 4. The opener was a slugging contest led by the Spark Plugs Electric lineup. In the nightcap Killilay held Acosta until the eighth inning before Vancouver mounted a late rally with two final frames yielding all their runs.
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Great Falls
Vancouver
Electrics
Killilay
Acosta
Beavers
Lawn tennis: McLoughlin and Dawson advance to national final
In Lake Forest Illinois Maurice McLoughlin and Ward Dawson from Los Angeles beat Lew Hardy and Nat Emerson of Memphis 8 6 6 11 6 4 to reach the final preliminaries. The East-West clash saw Walter T Hayes and Ralph Burdick of Chicago defeat the eastern pair 3 8 6 8 6 2 6 2.
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Lake Forest
Ill
Maurice McLoughlin
Ward Dawson
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
George M. Church
Ternany
Jene Willis E. Davis
San Francisco
William M. Johnston
Clarence Griffin
California
New York
McLoughlin
Dawson
Barnes Leads Field As Mound Course Record Falls
Milwaukee August 16 James Barnes of Philadelphia breaks Blue Mound Country club course record with 67 in a 36 hole prelim to the Western Golf Championship opening tomorrow. George Sargent of Minneapolis and J A Roseman of Chicago follow with 141 and 142 respectively.
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Milwaukee
Blue Mound Country Club
James Barnes
Philadelphia
George Sargent
Minneapolis
J. A. Roseman
Chicago
Northwestern League Standings Announced After Aug 16 Games
Spokane reports the Northwestern league standings after games through Aug 16. Includes team positions, wins, losses and percentages as officially released, reflecting the latest results in the circuit.
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Spokane
Red Sox Triumph in 16 Inning Doubleheader at Boston
The Red Sox sweep a two game set against Chicago with a 16 inning win 4 1 in the first game and a 2 1 win in five and a half innings in the second. Attendance tops the season at 26 999 as Weaver Collina Scott Walker Barry and Gardner star in a grueling affair.
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Boston
Red Sox
Chicago
Carrigen
Gregg
Weaver
Eddie Collina
Scott
Walker
Barry
Gardner
Hooper
Sored
McMullen
Lewis
Jackson
Foster
Leonard
von Kolnitz
Fournier
R. H. B. Chicago
Faber
Cicotte
Schalk
Mars
Shore
Thomas
Rh. H. E. Cicrro
Williams
Lapp
Cady
Won in First Inning as Yankees Top Cleveland
New York defeats Cleveland 5 to 3 in the first game of a series. Gould wildness helps the Yankees score five in the first inning with Pipno Bau Mann and Miller driving in runs. Russell allows four hits in a solid start for New York. Batteries Gould Klepfer Morton ONeil Russell Walters. Other games postponed by rain in Philadelphia and Washington with two games planned for tomorrow.
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New York
Cleveland
Yankees
Gould
Pipno
Baumann
Klepfer
Miller
Russell
Morton
O'Neil
Coleman
Walters
Tennis Casino Cup Fourth Round Draw In Newport
In Newport on August 16 the fourth round matches set. William M. Johnston of San Francisco faces W M Washburn of New York. Harold A Throckmorton of Elizabeth New Jersey plays N W Niles of Boston. I Kumagae meets Douglas S Watters of New Orleans. Clarence J Griffin of California meets R Norris Williams of Philadelphia.
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Newport
R. I
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
W. M. Washburn
New York
Harold A. Throckmorton
Elizabeth
N. J
N. W. Niles
Boston
I. Kumagae
Douglas S. Watters
New Orleans
Clarence J. Griffin
California
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
Baseball and tennis talk from a bustling sports page
The column surveys the White Sox Red Sox and other major league teams chasing the pennant as Browns and Yanks loom. It weighs Fielder Jones control of the AL race, a looming showdown in tennis between Johnston Williams and McLoughlin, and Brooklyn’s staged date for a dramatic “cracking under the strain.”
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Fielder Jones
A. L
Brooklyn
Red Sox Home Stretch and Connie Mack Mentions
In the night flight of memory the piece recalls golf missteps and a digression on Connie Mack as the only leader with six pennants and three world championships. It then shifts to baseball noting Red Sox focus on an extended home stay to build a lead before facing Chicago and Cleveland.
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Connie Mack
Scattered scores show regional game results
The record lists scattered scores from multiple games including Salt Lake Vernon 88 Lake 2, Los Angeles Portland one and two, San Francisco Oakland 3 35, and San Francisco San Francisco 3 0. The fragment hints at regional standings without full context.
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Los Angeles
Vernon
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Portland
Oakland
Lake
Western League scores from Omaha Lincoln Sioux City Des Moines
In Omaha the Wichita team lost 3 to 1. Lincoln defeated Denver 3 to 1. Sioux City beat St. Joseph 8 to 3. Des Moines routed Topeka 18 to 0.
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Omaha
Lincoln
Des Moines
Sioux City
Denver
Topeka
Rener
ASL
Wichita
St. Joseph
Sess
New York inventor patents heated coffee earthenware
A New York based inventor patents an electrically heated coffee earthenware item. The device aims to keep beverages warm using an integrated heating element. Details on design and commercial plans were not disclosed.
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New York
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