Pilgrims Win Big Despite Sloppy Play In Great Falls
Great Falls August 24 Butte edged the hosts 17 to 6 in a pitching heavy slugfest marked by five pitchers, multiple errors, and bonehead plays. Murphy pitched in seventh. Murphy homered for Butte. Humbles exited after rough inning as Ames and Schimpff relieved. Umpire Wright. Large crowd noted.
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Senators Make Eight In Second Cinching Victory
Helena hosts Hum Mel in a doubleheader game where the Senators pull another late rally to clinch an eighth victory. Hum Mel offense stalls as the Senators widen the lead in the second inning, securing a decisive win.
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Stone Gets Revenge for Clout of Wednesday
Augus Stone, who was knocked out of the box yesterday, pitched well for Boise this afternoon as the Terients defeated Missoula 7 to 1. Missoula collected 19 hits, all of them short, while Stone avoided serious trouble. Cummings was hit hard with poor field support. Boise released pitcher Chevalier for failing to reach condition. The score:
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Missoula Baseball Game Summary Ties On Slow Pitch Night
Left on bases Boier seven times for Missoula. Flannigan stole a base. Levy Kellackey and Flannigan each had two-base hits with Flannigan adding a three-base hit. Kelly to Roberts and Flick to Kellackey turned double plays. Cummings allowed three walks and six strikeouts in one hour and five minutes while Umpire Toman oversaw the game.
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Tight National league race as Chicago and New York lead
Chicago and New York share first in the National League after a doubleheader split with Pittsburgh while Brooklyn beat Chicago. New York and Pittsburgh close in, with standings showing Chicago and New York tied at .697 and Pittsburgh within 11 games of the leaders. The day featured long games and strong pitching, including Mathewson losing in the opener and Marquard shutting Pittsburg down in the nightcap.
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Cincinnati Dodgers Win Extra Inning Triumph Over Philadelphia
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 in an 11 inning contest. Suggs limited the Phillies to one hit through nine innings. Bates reached on a first inning walk, advanced on a Beck single, and scored on Luderus sacrifice and Tituss single. Cincinnati captured the win with two errors, four walks, a two double steal, and Hoblitzel's triple. Batteries Keefe McLean Moore Moran Spencer.
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Brooklyn Triumph in Tenth Inning Shine Over Chicago
Brooklyn edged Chicago 6 to 5 in the tenth as Erwin delivered a drive over the fence with two on, after Chicago led by two runs on Doyle and a ninth inning triple by the third baseman. Chicago had held the lead through the game with timely hits and a late error set earlier. Batteries Reulbach Brown Archer Burke Scanlon Erwin.
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Locales win in tenth as St Louis fall, 7 to 1
Boston notes a tenth inning victory over St Louis with a single by Jackson driving in the winning run after a sacrifice fly tied the game. Batteries Tyler and Kling, Sallee, Steele and Bliss. Games today feature the same opposing teams per the report.
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White Sox Hit Quinn Hard In Opener Win 5 3
Chicago defeats Quinn 5 to 3 in the opening game of the series aided by New York errors. Batteries Walsh and Block, Quinn and Sweeney.
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Rain Delays Hit Baseball Doubleheaders Across Cities
Detroit and Philadelphia see postponements as the Detroit-Washington and Cleveland games are postponed due to rain. Two games rescheduled for tomorrow in each city with Boston visiting St. Louis likewise postponed. Opposing teams have some games set today.
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Fisticuffs Final Resort In Question Of Pitching
Chicago Aug 24 Tom Hughes pitcher for the Washington baseball team and Edward Johnson a Chicago artist fought in a downtown hotel alley after a grill room dispute over Tuesday's game. They were arrested last night and severely beaten. Charles King acted as referee.
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Rasmussen and Shea Lead Batteries Victory in Vancouver
In Vancouver on August 24 the Batteries beat Wiggs and Whaling in a close contest. Rasmussen and Shea starred for the Batteries with solid hitting and field work.
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Local Scores From Middlewest Relay Meet
At St Joseph St Joseph 2 Denver 1 Sioux City Sioux City 6 Topeka 6 Omaha Omaha 7 Linsolin 6 Des Moines Des Moines 6 Pueblo 5.
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Hughes and Johnson Clash in Alley Scuffle at Harrison Street
Hughes and Johnson fought in an alley. both were detained for hours at Harrison Street police station. Hughes posted a cash bond, left for Detroit with his team, and declared the incident closed after shaking hands with Johnson.
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Boxing Show Promised At Olympic Athletic Club
Promoter Professor McCarthy plans a strong boxing card at the Olympic Athletic Club in Butte tonight. Headline bout features Tally Johns versus Boston newcomer Young Jackson, a rising scalp hunter. Two preliminaries follow with Young Mooney vs Ike Hayes and Pokey Hyatt vs Kelly.
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Vernon Beats San Francisco 4 to 2 in Coast League Meet
Pacific Coast League game reported from Los Angeles shows Vernon defeating San Francisco 4 to 2. Batteries Merkle and Schmidt for Vernon. Berry, Stewart and Brown listed for Frisco.
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Portand Baseball Score Report With Batting Details
Portland August 24 score details show SACTEAMARLO offense led by Baum and Thomas while Seaton and Kuhn pitched. Batteries and fielding errors noted in the brief game summary.
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Unclear baseball score report from Oakland visit to Los Angeles
Fragmentary scoreline shows Oakland and Los Angeles games with misread lines. Names such as Delhi and Smith, Gregory, Mitze appear. Details like batteries and runs are unreadable. unable to confirm full teams or outcomes from the OCR.
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Baseball doubleheader results and rain delays noted
In Louisville first game Minneapolis 31 Louisville 3 and second game Minneapolis 3 Louisville 1 ended at darkness after eight innings. Columbus Kansas City 2 to Columbus percent. Indianapolis Indianapolis Milwaukee doubleheader postponed by rain. Toledo St Paul Toledo game postponed due to rain.
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First race notes six furlongs selling two-year-olds and up
The card lists races at six and five furlongs with selling conditions. It names horses such as Evelina Lady Ravelston Withele and others across the first four races, noting ages and entries, plus apprentice allowances and related stakes details.
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Rain Delays Madden Sweepstakes at Columbus Driving Park
Heavy morning rain ruined the track forcing postponement of the Madden sweepstakes with Joan Soprano and Hail Worthy to tomorrow. The 2:45 trot moved to Friday and further delays possible with more rain. only two races completed today with Neva Todd winning the 2:12 trot in straight heats and Nutmore winning the 2:09 pace.
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California Trio Drops In National Lawn Tennis Fourth Round
Newport R I Aug 24 Fast play on the Casino courts closed the fourth round of the national lawn tennis tournament Mel and partner faced a setback as his march was halted by a strong California trio with standout play altering the match pace.
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