Vancouver Opens This Afternoon in Seven-Game Series
Butte and Vancouver launch a seven game set at 2 15 this afternoon to decide whether Butte lands second or drops to third McGinnitys men look to rebound after a Seattle slump While Brown's Beavers are short handed Calvo and others fill in as catchers and fielders Portland relations with Spokane draw attention amid word of a working agreement and a planned two week barnstorming trip following the season Fans also seek a match between the Indians and the Portland club
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Bob Brown
Beavers
Butte
Vancouver
McGinnity
Seattle
Brown
No Foiiman
Harry Cheek
Jacinto Calvo
Standard
Kane
Portland Fers
Portland
Nick Williams
Willams
Presinger Williams
Spokane
Inland Empire City
Stanley Coveleskie
Cleveland
Winn Noyes
Salt Lake
Miams
Williams
Great Falls
Indians
Du Pont Dynamiters edge Meaderville in easy win
Bill Applegate's Du Pont Dynamiters beat Meaderville champions at Ramsay 17 to 1 in a heavy hitting display. Rexford allowed two hits while Burns and Steifel led with three hits each, Wilson hit a grand slam, and Wysel played superb defense. Manning, Rexford, and Cullen added key plays as Du Pont dominated from start to finish in about two hours.
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du Pont Dynamiters
Suneday
Meaderville
Butte
Ramsay
Burros
Durden
Guidoni
Rexford
du Pont
Burns
Wilson
Steifelg Manning
Wysel
Minger Applegate
Knights of Columbus
Black Rocks
Manning
Cullen
Harvey
J Oboe Myers
Rf Reey Rexford
Ny Burros
Guidont
Corbett
Hayes
Steifel
Shrader
Cards Defeat Giants In Pitching Battle
In St Louis on Aug 21 Watson edged Sallee in a pitching duel as the Cardinals shut out the Giants 1 to 0. Be Louie had a big late rally with four runs in the eighth for a 16 to 0 win in Cincinnati. Boston wins in the ninth, beating Cincinnati 2 to 1 as Schleiner faltered in the ninth. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with scores 3-6 and 1-2. Chicago tops Brooklyn 7 to 5 after a four-run eighth inning aided by Olson and Myers errors.
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Watson
Sallee
New York
Rie
Louie
Salee
Anderson
Kocher
Gonzales
Boston
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Sehner
Sehneider
Tidolph
Fighth
Chicago
Olson
Hu" Myers
Brooklyn
Elliott
Pfeffer and Meyers
Vaughn, Packard
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Senators
Washington
Davenport
Harper
Shotten
Miller
Pratt
Horton
Smith
Marsans
Austin
Sha
Milan
St. Louie
Severoid
Henry
Charrity
Barry
Cleveland
Morton
Shore
Jack Barry
National singles championship tennis draws set at Forest Hills
The list of 128 players announced in New York includes all leading American players and two Japanese stars Jagae and Mikakimi. Represented by A W Meindl and Count Otte Salm are Russia and Austria, with the tournament to begin Monday on the Forest Hills West Side courts.
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New York
Coarts
West Side Club
Forest Hills
N. Y
Jagae and
Mikakimi
Russia
Austria
A. W. Meind
Otte Salm
Drew Paralyzed, Unable to Race Track Contests
Howard P. Drew, noted sprinter and holder of the world's 100 yard dash record, suffered a stroke at his Los Angeles home and will miss future track contests. His left side is affected. Drew has equaled the 220 yard dash record and was part of the 1912 Stockholm Olympic team.
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Drew
Los Angeles
Howard P. Drew
Stockholm
New York 6, Chicago 2 in second game as Scott exits early
New York beat Chicago 6 to 2 in the second game of a series. Jim Scott was knocked out after two innings as Cullop earned his 12th win. Pipp homered for American League leadership, while High added a run with a first inning double and another in the second.
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New York
Jim Scott
High
Ine
Cullop
Pipp
Frank Taker
Rium
Chicago
Scott
Danforth
Culipp
Walters
Detroit Routs Phillies 7–1 as Véach Stars at Bat
Detroit crushes Philadelphia 7 to 1 with Véach collecting three singles and two stolen bases in five trips, scoring three runs. Crawford was forced out at the plate on a grounder by Picinich, while Dauss and McKee teamed for Detroit, Myers and Haley for Philadelphia.
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Seattle
AB. R. Hpo
A. Shaw
Haworth
Crisp
Garrity
Hester
Kallie
White
Great Falls
Garr
Morse
Kelly
Meardie
Heste
Pia
Ben Kalle
Wolfram
Kallio
Kio
Kallioa
Nings
Falls
Hou
Frary
Phila
Detroit
Philadelphia
Véach
Bills
Crawford
Picinich
Dauss
McKee
Myers
Haley
Falls Defeat Dillon 5 to 1 In High-Scoring Baseball Contests
In Dillon on August 71 a large crowd watched Idaho Falls fall to Dillon 5 to 1 after a tight game. Greenwald and Kurtz starred for Falls while Kelly and Jane pitched for Dillon. Both sides produced long hits, but weather hampered offensive chances and defense impressed with sharp plays.
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Idaho
Greenwald
Kelly
Falls
Palm Lake
Osden
Pocatello
Butte
Idaho ‘Falls
Kurtz
Jane
Indians slip past Spokane to win 9 6 in Tacoma
Tacoma saved a three run edge on Spokane as the Indians surged to a 9 to 6 victory. Leard Bohne Thompson Connolly Bankhead Baldwin Bartholomy Peterson Alexander Sutherland Guigni Reuther Weuther Gislason Mensor Sheely Ginnis faced Evans Peterson and Alexander. Eight runs allowed in six plus innings. Stolen bases by Gislason Mensor.
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Spokane
Indians
AB. RH. PO. A
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Mensor
Reuther
K. Williams
Sheely
iSutherland
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Connolly
Learch
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Evans
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Alexander
Sutherland
Balle
Su Jland
Leard
pire—Howell
Sioux City to Lincoln to Topeka score roundup
A compact score brief lists games between Sioux City and Lincoln with final tallies 8, 5, and 6 across matchups. No further context provided.
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Los Angeles
Vernon
San Francisco i
Salt Lake
Portland
Oakland
Omaha
Oui Lincoln
Des Moine
Sioux City
Denver
Topeka
Wichita
St Joseph
Lincoln
Moran Morris Bout Promoter Eyes Tulsa Arena Gamble
Sammy McClintic promotes a Frank Moran versus Carl Morris scrap planned for Labor Day in Tulsa Oklahoma. He guarantees each fighter $10,000 with a 35 percent share of gross receipts and aims to seat 12,000 at Tulsa Ball Park with prices from 2 to 15 dollars expected to draw about 40,000 in receipts.
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Sammy McClintic
Jimmy Fox
Hutte
Ida Jackson
Jow
Frank Moran
Carl Morris
Tulsa
Okla
Anna McClintie
Moran
Morris
Teno
York
McClintic
Sammy
Elants
Major League Clubs Exercise Options on Loaned Players
The national baseball commission announced that 40 options were exercised by National League clubs and 63 by American League clubs under optional recall agreements allowing players loaned to major league teams to return on August 15.
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Ty Am.tream Fee
National Baseball Commission Today
Clu
Maine runner claims new 120 yard low hurdles mark
New York August 21 Frank A French of the University of Maine claims an American record in the 120 yard low hurdles with a time of 14 seconds in yesterday's race. He defeats John J Eller, holder of the title, who clocked 14.25 seconds on a cinder path with a tailwind.
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New York
Frank A. French
University of Maine
French
John J. Eller
Hussane Fails to Throw Pat Connolly
Yussif Hussane offered fifty dollars to any wrestler who lasted fifteen minutes with him. Pat Connolly challenged and lasted the full 15 minutes in a rough bout with Hussane, who won moments but Connolly held on. The ring cleared as Connolly’s supporters cheered while Willard and others watched. The article notes a separate line about asbestos production rising by forty percent to 1,731 short tons.
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Yussif Hussane
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Pat’ Connolly
Hussane
Connolly
Tanger
Hugsane
Pat
Jess Willard
Hmit
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