Iron Men Rally for 11–6 Win Over Beavers
The Iron Men, with Joe McGinnity back after two weeks, defeated the Beavers 11 to 6. McGinnity allowed several hits but his team capitalized on Barham’s misplays and timely hitting from Levin, Brinker, and Brinker. Hood wrestled control early but Vancouver capitalized in late innings as Grover and Levin sparked a flurry of runs.
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Haworths Homer on Second Ball in Tenth Settles It
Great Falls extends win streak as Haworth hits a second ball homer in the tenth off Schmutz to break an S-to-S tie and lift the Great Falls team to 14 wins in 16 games. Seattle had held the lead until Haworth's decisive shot left Shaw's right field.
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Letton Tases Beattle
Frary
Indians Rally With Ninth and Tenth Inning Homers
In Tacoma on August 23 Spokane defeated Tacoma 6 to 2 after Sheely belted a ninth inning homer and a late rally in the tenth produced another round of runs.
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Tacoma
Sheely
Spokane
Sixteen inning win for the Pirates over Phillies
In Pittsburg on August 24 the Pirates outlasted Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a 16 inning series finale. Kilifer and Dagey set up the run with Rixey's sacrifice, Carey tied the game in the ninth on a single and wild pitch, then Finchman Miele delivered the walkoff in the fifteenth with Johnston's sacrifice and McChimy's single.
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Dagey
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Carey
Finchman
Miele
Johnston
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Rale
Not a Stick Remains Of the Old Racing Plant
The last remnants of the Butte race track grandstand and betting ring posts were removed yesterday as the site near Wilson Park clears for new homes. Over $200 in silver was found beneath the grandstand. three double eagles rumored lost remain unfound.
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McLaughlin Falls to Head of Billings in Handicap Tennis
At Hunter's Hot Springs on August 22, Billings star Head Ge Dittines defeated 66-year-old McLaughlin of Butte in a hard fought handicap singles match 10-8 in the second set 6-1. Other results include Burton of Butte beating Douaman of Billings 4-8 and advancing in the open singles, with multiple players winning in both singles and doubles as the tourney progresses toward the semifinals and finals.
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Dutch Hoffman Courage on Painful Exhibition Behind the Plate
Baseball fans witnessed one of the gamest exhibitions of nerve as catcher Dutch Hofman played through illness. An apparent appendicitis scare emerged after a rough session. Hoffman refused to quit, staying in the game with Joe Levin volunteering to catch. Teammates urged him to rest until a diagnosis is possible.
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Lee McGinnity
Joe Levin
Hofman Layl
Admiralty lists French and British naval losses
The Admiralty reports combined French and British warships lost by August 1 totaling 486 080 tons. It contrasts German warships in the same period, noting 62 687 tons. The list names ships cited as established in the record.
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Berlin
Cobb Runs From First To Home In Detroit Win
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 10 to 3 as Cobb showcased daring baserunning from first to third on a single and stole home. Young led Detroit hits with three singles and a double in a lopsided early game.
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Dutch Molthen to State University in Missoula
Dutch Molthen, state interscholastic track champion, will attend the University of Montana at Missoula to join Coach Jerry Nesity’s athletic teams. He won three distance events at the Inter Scholastic meet and was narrowly edged in the quarter mile at the Portage meet in Chicago.
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ZEMAN BEATS LIVINGSTON IN BOZEMAN BASEBALL GAME
Bozeman defeated Livingston 8 to 2 at home as Weaver struck out 13 for Bozeman. Score by innings shows Bozeman taking early lead and Livingston scoring only in the first. R E Boseman batted .220 with a solid defensive showing. Next, a race event is announced for the W.O.W picnic at Washoe Park in Anaconda next Sunday.
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Red Sox seeking late September edge in fierce pennant race
The article surveys the Red Sox last home stand, Carrigan’s squad, and rival clubs Brown, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, and Boston. It references players Bill Fownes, Ed Byers, and Pat Moran, plus notes on golf and songs of the era. The piece links performance, margins, and world series prospects with a tone of old time baseball journalism.
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Connie Mack
William Carrigan
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Pat Moran
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