Ames Holds Butte to Lonesome Run in Five Frames
Ames defeated Butte 6 to 1 as Robinson lasted five innings. Erickson, Daschbach, Morgan, and Davis drove runs for Ames. Wild pitches, stolen bases, and walks noted. Bohen and Erickson each pitched for the mound. game time two hours and nineteen minutes at Helena.
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AMES
Butte
Lonesome Run
Helena
Visitaten
Robinson
Bach
Erickson
Daschbach
Morgan
Davis
Bohen
Murphy
Warren
Carman
Morse
Dawson
Salt Lake
Missoula
Ebeey
AB. RH. PO. A. E
Duday
Kafora
Clymes
Whaling
Marshall
Kallio
Cronin
Menges
Quigtey
Eee Luest
Poenenccenenent
Murray
Dous Treonden
Duddy
Gideon
Yusef
Iter den
Merkle
Clynes
Flannery
Kalto
Gams Murphy
David Hoeisman
Pendiaton
Drescan
Spencer
Schimper
McClain
McGlynn
Missouri
A. Warren
Gangnon
Serene
Welsher
Oouna
Perrine
Schimopft
Dreesan
Huel
Doubie
Davi Kelly
Tobin
Changnon
Murphy Schimpf
Glen
Halle
Hohen
Auer
Dasch
Duffy Misses Shutout as Left Fielder Muffs
Great Falls report shows Duffy pitching tight game as Ogden errors allow Electrics to win their fourth of the series. Ogden scored in the first inning on Faye's muff of Woolums' fly to left, shaping a defensive miscue into the only run. The game ends with Electrics ahead in a tense, error-filled contest.
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Great Falls
Duffy
Sinclair
Ogden
Erors
Electrics
Faye
Woolums
R. Hf. PO
Wester
Woolum
Cobb
Ot Jones
F Blausser
Risberg
Ballinger
Peking
H. PO
A. Potts
Hester
Kelly
Pet ‘Tower
Portland
Weaver
Sacramento
Galena
Venice
Siner
Los Angeles
Oakland
Dufty
San Francisco
Great Faille
Potts
Jones
Wearler
Poti
Heater
Tester
Balle
Rame
Frary
Highlanders Win First Then They're Massacred
Missoula, Aug 17. Missoula took four of six from the Saints by a 6 to 5 header win. Illness of Maloney forced Blankenship to send Welsher to the hill in the second game, and the visitors won easily 15 to 2. Pitched by Bohen in the first game with Dawson as pinch hitter.
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Missoula
The
Sainte
Maloney
Welsh-Welsh bout postponed due to hand injury
Northwestern League Vancouver Aug 11. Freddie Welsh injured his right hand during training and his Labor Day lightweight world title bout with Willie Ritchie is indefinitely postponed. Promoters seek substitutes Leach Cross or Harlem Tommy Murphy for Welsh.
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Vancouver
A.c
Freddie Welsh
Labor Day
Wille Ritchie
Leach + Cross
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Welsh
McGraw Sees Giants and Athletics Clear in Pennants
McGraw argues both the Giants and the Athletics hold comfortable leads in their leagues with favorable schedules ahead. He praises Connie Mack’s shift to youth at Philadelphia, notes Coombs’s uncertain form, and highlights McLean’s impact for the Giants alongside the team’s strong home stretch. He cites injuries and pitching depth as pivotal factors in the pennant race.
Talk of Butte Sport Circles Sparring Plans and Boxers
The piece previews Teo Benz training with Char ley Norvall as chief sparring partner at McCarthy's Gym. Allard, Dunn, and Cummings feature in vigorous workouts with forthcoming big match expectations. Eddie Clabby and Eddie Johnson are noted for upcoming fights, while changes in boxing rules give referees more authority.
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Teo Benz
Charley Norvall
Benz
Allard
McCarthy
Eadie McGoorty
Danny Cummings
Danny” Dunn
Dunn
Cummings
Montana
Sailor Billy Walter
Hammond
Eddie Clabby
Karney Lichtenstein
Steve Ketchel
Steve
Eddie Johnson
Denver
Pueblo
Col
Jimmy Clabby
Baal
Week Steps Toward Higher Level Boxing Rules
The text outlines rule refinements to decide tied bouts. It states the referee should award the decision to the contestant with the most fair hits with closed fists when the score is even. If tied, the boxer with the best style in attack or defense or who has led most should win.
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Shi Ward
Lincoln 10 St Joseph 6 Wichita 4 Des Moines Topeka
District league results show Lincoln defeating St Joseph by ten to six, Wichita four, with Des Moines and Topeka listed alongside Sioux City, Omaha and Denver in a mixed score roundup.
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Pet
Denver
Des Moines
Lincoln
Omaha Topeka
Sioux City
Wichita
St. Josepn
Des Moine
Topeka
Omaha
Review of Week in the Big Leagues
New York Giants sustain strength as they win five of six and gain on Philadelphia. In the American League Philadelphia goes two and three, Chicago and Cleveland take three of four. Cleveland Chicago Washington trio goes three and two. Detroit two and two. Athletics and New Yorks two and three. St Louis one of five. Boston three of five. Peter Johnson shines with twelfth straight win and twenty six for the season. Manager Chance spends nine thousand dollars for pitchers Mc Hale Cooper and Pleh. Death removes William T. Locke, Philadelphia National League club president, with W. F. Baker named as successor.
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Athletics
Clarke Grimm
Connie” Mack
Brown
Sharkey
Bush
Bender
Plank
Weate
Cleveland Boys
Land
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Senators
Yankees
Cleveland
Sten
Detroit
Chicago
Athleics
McLean
Cincinnati
Crandall
Phillies
Quakers
Philadel
Phia
Tnfuries
Pitts.rk
Brooklyn
Dur. i. Imp
Sion
Ibn Hea
Tri
Devore
Alexander
Seaton
Tf ‘Doom
Posseasedd
Chalmers
Nevest
Phillien
Toston
Lings
Ha Ie
Heston
Superbas
St."tauis
Thin Sear
New Fork
Philadelpia
Huet
Avangen
Connie" Mack
Griffith
Grimm
Danny Murphy
Harry Davis
Mack
Nhings
Imeelt
Jennings
Donohue
Collins
Eddie” Sullivan
Columbia College
Oldring
Nichols
Coombs
Lord
Danny” Murphy
Eddie” Murphy
Danny
Red Sox
Lajoie
Jackson
Johnson
Milan
John J. McGraw
Associated Press
New York Giants
McGraw
New Yorks
St Louis
Bostons
Peter Johnson
Chance
McHale
Jersey City
Cooper
Petersburg
Pleh
Dayton
William TH. Locke
W. F. Baker
National lawn tennis championship opens in Newport
The thirty third national lawn tennis championship begins tomorrow at the Casino courts Newport with 148 players entered for the all comers singles tournament. McLoughlin of San Francisco, the current title holder, must play through this year under new association rules, unlike in prior years when the champion waited for the all comers winner.
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New Port
R. 1
McLoughlin
San Francisco
Great Falls to Host Northern Montana Racing Meet
H J Wilson of the Butte Jockey Club reports plans for a 14 day Great Falls racing meeting from August to September 16. The track will be revived with stands, betting ring, paddock, and stables rebuilt. Special trains and reduced fare will aid attendance as Northern Montana aims for a permanent racing center.
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H. J. Wilson
Butte Jockey Club
Great Falls
Montana Racing Association
Butte
Marcus Daly
Montana
Ben Steele
Fred Arkell
C. J. Hubbard
Wilson
Great Northern Railway
Groy
J . Ireland
Harry’ Morrissey
Sam McGibbon
Jack Dunne
C. M." Walier
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Great Fall
Two by Coursing Brings Good Class of Dogs
Flying Footsteps and Devil Dodger won two days of coursing at the local park. The report lists round by round results with dogs such as Flying Footsteps, Russell Lad, Sir Roderick, Asticot, Bowery Bum, Master, Weary Willie, and Devil Dodger, concluding Devil Dodger as overall winner.
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Flying Footsteps
Devil Dodger
Russell Lad
Colorado Joe
Weary Willie
Sir Roderick
Asticot
Robert Mitchel
Bowery
Mise Minnie
Tom
Black Watch
Rom
Russell
Aaticot Phind
Master
Devil“Dodger
Sir Richard
Mater Sam
Spitfire
Blackbird
Goldstone
Master Sam
Gold Collar
Mistletoe
Blue Rock
Sir Richards
Large Cleveland crowd sees Mackies defeated in 6 to 2 game
More than twenty five thousand fans attend in Cleveland as Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 6 to 2. Gregg outpitched Papo in the seventh. Gress allowed two runs in the ninth after two outs. Turner doubled Grant out and O Neil sacrificed. Athletics threat late but fail to score. Attendance sets record at 35 017.
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Cleveland
Birming
Philadelphia
Gregg
Papo
Gress
Turner
Grant
O'Neil
Athletics
Collins
Walsh
Rie Cleveland
Tigers Triumph in Final Game of Series
Detroit rallied to beat Washington 7 to 1 in the closing game of the Series. Through six innings Engle held Detroit to three hits while Willett allowed two. In the seventh, Willett and Bust reached base, McBride misplayed, Crawford doubled for two runs, Engle left the game, and Detroit pulled away with a brilliant pitching duel and late offense.
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Detroit
Bagar Winett
Engle
Washington
Willett
Aelden
Gandil
Foster
Louden
Bush
McBride
Crawford
Hughes
Washington Heat
Detroit Flock
Engie
Gallia
Henry
Ainsmith
Stanage
Yankees Win Finale of Series in Chicago
Chicago August 14 the Yankees won the last game of the series 3 to 2 in hard innings. O Leary muffed Hartsell and Peckinpaugh hit a single to start the rally. Williams crossed on Schalks drive and Weaver triple, Chappell singled and scored on a fielder’s choice. The Yankees tied the game with ten singles including Hartsell Peckinpaugh Knight double. Batteries Keating Sweeney and Bens Weaver.
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Chicago
O'Leary
Hartsell
Peckinpaugh
Callahan
Williams
Schalk
Weaver
Chappell
Ced Ball
Fon Chane
Yankees
Peekinpauah
Knight
Rum.e
New York
Neda
Keating and
Sweeney
Bens
Season Highlights From The Bostons And St Louis
St Louis scored early on Janvrin error and McAllister stole second before a two base hit by Shotten. Pratt's triple and Williams' RBI in the sixth boosted St Louis. Beere and Boston shared the batteries with Jerson, Thomas, Cady, Baumbardner and McAllister contributing as noted.
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St. Louis
McAllister
Janvrin
Shotten
Pratt
Williams
Beere
RL x
Boston
Jerson
Thomas
Cady
Baumbardner
ICAN Association Report Highlights Regional Totals
ICAN Association games show Tobeao nine, alinneapons item unclear with Milwaukee seven and Indianapolis one. St Paul eight, Louisville and Columbus four, Kansas City one.
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Tobeao
Alinneapons
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
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