Butte Wins See-Saw Beavers Game In Vancouver Light
In a high scoring affair Vancouver mounted a late push but Butte held on to win 16 to 1. Acosta, Meikle, Schroeder and Leifer pitched for Vancouver while Fitzsimmons, Hillyard, Hendrix and McGinnity starred for Butte amid a flurry of hits and errors. The game featured wild plays, a controversial safe call at the plate and a dramatic seventh inning rally by Butte before finishing after two hours and thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yes- Gay
Butte
Bill
Vancouver
Hamilton
Hillyard M
Finneran
Acosta
Meikle
Pinneran
Fitzsim Tong
Lee
Tommy Warting
Beavers
Seck
Teo
McGinnity Degan
Merkle
Wimpe
Eo Bite
Hendrix
Levin
Hillyard
Jones
Hillira
Wers
McGinnity
Schr
Acosta Na Neuve Aon
Buck Jones
Behroeder
Hood W
Cheek
Fitzsimmons
Brown
Hood
Johnson
Fase Murphy
Wolfer
Brinker
Lefer Posand
Rex Bronth
Wil
Leifer
Schroeder
Pen
McGinney
Clark
Iron Man
Ginke
Grover
Food
Meikte
Marty Hite
Hehroeder
Finneran Vancouver
Hester
Great Falls
Great’ Falls
Spokane Ninety Tacoma Nine In Baseball Tilt
Spokane beat Tacoma 9 to 1 as Guigni powered with a three hit performance including a homer and double. Mensor added four singles and a sacrifice, while Alexander pitched well for Spokane with Teammates Bohne Leard and Webb contributing in a decisive win. Great Falls also flexed in a separate note with Seattle extending a win streak to twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nor Alexander Imtung
Spokane
Guigni
Mensor
RPO
Gistaron
Harper
Is. S
Ol McGinnis
Well
C.l
Leard
Bohne
Thompson
Bartholomy
Hartman
Rf Bonner
P. Alexander
Tacoma
Bankhead
Hase
Webb
Pifries
McGinnis
Fries
Sheely
Witty
Reuter
Bohne Ito
Oh Bas ‘Ane
S. Kousand
S‘rum
Bonner
Alexander
Buuck
Hou
Howell
Suspension of veteran pitcher endsChicago Americana
Veteran right hand pitcher for Chicago Americana Ay 18 suspended by Munaker Rowland for failure to use training clubs prior to an away game in New York last night. Suspension is indefinite pending review and action by team officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eon Washington
Chicago Americana
Munaker Rowland
New York
Protest Filed Over Second Washington St Louis Game
Washington August 24. Manager Grimm of the Washington club filed a protest after St Louis was beaten 4 to 2 yesterday. He wired President Phil Ball of the St Louis American League to protest the game, claiming it was too late and too dark for nine innings and that umpires knew it could not be completed. The umpires had ordered the game to be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grimm
Washington Club
Jones
Phil Ball
St Louis
St. Louis
Toney Holds Leaders To Only Four Swats In Attack
Fred Toney pitched to four hits as Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 2 to 1. The decisive sequence came in the sixth when Hobbs doubled and scored on Olson’s throw and Mowrey’s base hit. Brooklyn mounted a late threat in the ninth but couldn’t force a comeback, with Marquard yielding to a pinch hitter, Smith. Cincinnati collected eight hits to Brooklyn’s four in a tense valley game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Fred Toney
Brooklyn
Hobbs
Meyto
Olson
Mowrey
Marquard
Smith
Neale
McKechnie
Rousch
Meyers
Toney
Clark
Suspension lifted for Captain Evers of Boston Nationals
Boston Nationals captain John J. Evers had a suspension imposed by President Tener Tuesday lifted today, according to a telegram from the league executive to President Haughton. The suspension had followed an incident with the umpires in St. Louis last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
AUA
Ane Mueyeh
John J. Evers
Boston Nationals
Tener
Haughton
Raves
Evers
St. Louis
Roth Proves Capable Understudy In Doubleheader Show
In Philadelphia and New York clashes, Roth filled in for an injured Speaker. In the first game Cleveland beat Philadelphia 6 to 5, while in the second Cleveland won 4 to 2 as Roth delivered three hits including two home runs and a steal of home. The Aug 24 doubleheader also saw New York and St. Louis split, and Detroit beat Boston 8 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonny
Kane Ie
Seattle
Vane Americas Beager
Boston
New York
Chieagers
Detroit St
Oui
Cleveland Oo
Washington
Hla
Seerue
Speaker
Mackien
Philadelphia
Roth
Cleveland
Hatteries
Lambeth
Klepfer
Coveleskle
Gould
O'Neil
Nabors
Plenieh
Coleman
Johnston
Pienteh
Detroit
Coveleskie
Red Sox
Shena
Cobb
Boland
Veleskie Inneh
Weleskie
Faker
Ruth Petris
Mitchell and
Spencer
Cady
National Tenge
Tener
Cincinnati
Kener
Sancinnati
North Randall
Volga
Expressive Lou
Bingen Sik
Charley Valentine
Donna Lona
Aca
Vitentine
Barly Don
Chayhoga
Barly
Dons
McEnry
Rayo de Oro
Directum 1
H. K. Devereaux
William
Curt. Gosnell
Hegel Armstrong
Portland Weighs Move to Northwestern League Next Season
Portland fans may see the Rose City join the Northwestern League after executives signaled a shift to cut travel costs and boost Class A status. Walter McCredie aims to relocate Portland amid Coast League disputes over transportation expenses and Sacramento plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Spokane
Walter McCredie
Rose City
Pas
Sacramento
Salt Lake
Dugdale
Seattle
Butte
McCredie
Victoria
British Columbia
Northwestern League
Vancouver
Meadow Club Tennis Tourney Wins Reach Semi Finals
In Southampton New York in August players and three pairs advanced to the Meadow Club tournament semis. Contenders for the singles cup include Watson M Washburn and others as they compete for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
N. Y
Meadow Club
Tomor
Tow
Watson M
Doubles Feature Upset in National Title Race
The article notes winning teams including William Johnston and Clarence Griffin, T. Re Pel and J. H. Armstrong with R. Norris, and William Tr. and Richard Harte. The doubles contest featured Johnston and Griffin versus William A Larned and William J. Clothier, former national title holders. The younger California players won 6-4. Japan's foreign trade last year showed a large surplus from exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam J. Clothier
Roland Roberts
Joseph H. Armstrong
William
Johnston
Clarence J. Griffin
T. Re Pel
J. H. Armstrong
R. Norris
Willams Tr
Richard Harte
Griffin
William A ‘Larned
William J. Clothier
California
Dahlberg Chooses Montana University for 1930 Football Ahead
Dahlberg, three-year all state tackle and West leading hopeful, yesterday decided to enter Montana University. He was undecided until Dutch Mol announced to go to Missoula. Dahlberg is expected to vie for a tackle position, proving he can carry the ball and defend the end of the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlberg
Montana University
Molthen
Missoula
Dahl~berg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dsta
Ban
Sosyg
Leite
Costa
Dartmoui
Peabody & Co., Inc. Makers
Hebgen Park
ABC
ANS
Healey
Vic
Reat Falls
Haymond
Taylor
Ryan
Beore
Peashaw
Morse
Canng’'m
Metvor
Cingham
Gear Falls
Bennett
Meardie
Kelly
Boeckel
Pappa
Haworth
Garrity
Kallie
Arrity
Frary
LEAGU
Pet
Os Srs
Irs
Rf Hoxton Si
Philadephia
New Vek
Pittsbore
Vas
Ehteas
Cincinnati i
Laon
Aowisville
Kansas
Uty
Indianapolis
St Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus Ny
Swaukes
Los Angeles
Vernon
San Francisco
Saltake
Rtland
Oakland
Omaha
Lincoln Ia
Denver
St Joseph Us
Ay 18
Dklyn
al Hases
Superbas
Pase
PASY
Pirates
Pittsburs
Pitteburs
Jacobs
Tearea
Schupp
Piabure
Fischer
Boston Todas
Braves
Shideine
Aree
Carter
Tnorelers
Hughes
Blackley Hendrix
Eliott
Ear Nnanetphy
Meadows
Sweden
Dininse
Veeariler
Arcele
Wiliam
Temms
York
Shocker
Yankees
Baumann
Walters
Beeres
Groom
Davenport
R. MW. E. St Hauss
Matterles
Hamilton and
Severeid
Russell and
Augenone
Chicago
Toadie Collins
McKride
Danforth
San Fran
Portland—Salt Lake
Ye Athwaukee
Toledo
Moulsvile
Columbus
Des Moines
Rand
Manhattan
Kermessys Men's
Jon
Real Falls
Columbia Gardens
Marquette Billiard Hall
Jack Strobel
Ellis Paint Co
West Granite Street
Japan
The
State University
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!