Giants Rally In Long Ball Showdown At Goodyear Park
In a rugged doubleheader, the Giants toppled the home team with a late surge as Eldred powered three extra base hits and Morse drove in runs. Schroeder started for the locals, with Hendrix relieving, while Rose and Cunningham supplied the early offense for the visitors. The home defense faltered with misplayed flys and a troublesome netting mishap, leaving Butte scoreless and Raymond’s crew overmatched.
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Vancouver Beaten Twice by Tests Spark Plugs
Great Falls games today saw Vancouver lose two to Great Palle, 11-8 and 9-6, with the nightcap cut to seven innings due to darkness. In San Diego, records and near-records dominated the meet as John from Olympic Club set a 241.5 sec world best in the 222 yard low hurdles on a curved track, while Kelley equaled the world mark in the 120 yard high hurdles but his time was not official due to a hurdle knocked over.
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Tacoma Beats Spokane 4 2 As Errors Aid Visit
Spokane hosted Tacoma as the Tigers edged the Indians 4 to 2. Meneer hit a first inning home run, but Spokane failed to solve Hartman after the third inning. Umpire Fears oversaw a tight game, with a one hour and 45 minute duration.
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Homecoming verses and bold baseball chatter mix in piece
A fragment blends nostalgic verse about returning home with sharp sports commentary. It cites Hughes, Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, Benny Kauff, Jack Barry, Johnny Evers, and Stuffy McInnis while musing on umpiring and upcoming East versus West baseball debates.
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Ty Cobb
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Benny Kauff
Jack Barry
Johnny Evers
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JAP BEATS CHAMPION FOR CASITE CUP IN TENNIS FINALS
Japanese champion Kamague defeated William M Johnston of San Francisco in the singles final, winning the Casite Cup after a grueling match. Johnston and Clarence J. Griffin lost the doubles final to W. F. Johnson and J. J. Armstrong of Philadelphia, 4 6 62 61.
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TJ Wagga
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W. F. Johnson
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Cobb's Base Running Starts Winning Rally
Cobb's base running starts a Detroit rally as two doubles and errors allow four runs in the tenth inning. Philadelphia vainly defends, but Detroit gains the lead then stacks hits and errors for four more. Coveleskie and McKee spark Detroit. Johnson and Haley provide support.
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Winning Ren Porced Home in Boston 2 1
Joe Roehling recently with the Senators made his Cleveland debut and drove in the deciding run in the ninth as Boston Americans beat Washington 2 1. King pitched well through eight. Elmer Smith, newly acquired by Washington, started in left and handled eight chances. Score by innings: Boston 100200001 2. Washington 000300000 3.
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Chicago stops Yankees as Cicotte shuts them out
York Australia 19 reports Chicago defeated New York 3 to 1 to halt New York’s winning streak. Cicotte held New York to four hits while Schalk and Walters contributed in the Battery. The game includes innings breakdown with Chicago scoring in the early frames.
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Rally In Fourteenth Wins For The Phils
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1 in the 14th inning after a late rally and an error by Toney. Rixey and Killifer worked for Philadelphia. Toney, Knetzer and Wingo for Cincinnati. In other games, Louie drove in four runs as Boston beat St. Louis 7 to 4, and Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in 11 innings. New York beat Chicago 3 to 2 in 11 innings as Tesreau pitched well. Boston hosts Cincinnati and Brooklyn versus Chicago in today’s slate.
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Oldest Players and Cast of Browns and Athletics
The piece recalls veteran stars and ages in early baseball history. Players like Eddie Plank plus companions Wallace, Lajoie, Wagner, Rhody, and Harry Davis are contrasted by age, experience, and timing, noting Plank turning 41, Mathewson’s youth next to older peers, and Davis as elder captain. It frames scouting, contracts, and landmark birth dates across teams.
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Unofficial Averages Highlight Major League Leaders
Chicago dates show Jake Daubert reclaiming NL batting lead and Williams and Hornsby among top hitters, with Speake Cobb and Jackson pacing AL. Pitchers, team totals, and regional results accompany NCAA style notes and state tennis tournament plans in Montana.
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