Cubs and Giants Split Doubleheader in Chicago
The Cubs won 3 to 2 in the first game while the Giants took the nightcap 11 to 4. Key plays included a late rally by Barnes and a two RBI single by Wels to tie the opener, and Grigsby scoring the winning run in the ninth. Bernie Kelly homered for the Giants in a game paced by solid pitching.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cubs
Giants
Barnes
Leienth
Wels
Grigsby
Kelly
Scot Hheeler
California Joe Lynch set for bout with Butte rival
California Joe Lynch, the lightweight from Los Angeles, appears lined up to face Disie Lattood of Butte on a September card by the Butte Legion. Promoter Kenck reports Lynch will weigh about 119 pounds with a forfeit of 230 dollars posted.
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Lamfornia
Joe Lynch
Monning Bantam
Los Angeles
Disie Lattood
Butte
Butte Legionnaires
Kenck
Legion
Lynch
California
LaHood
Joho
Loving pitcher says in one inning
Htcher McNa Bara comments on the effectiveness of a pitcher in a single inning. The fragment suggests a focus on pitching performance and observer remark, though details are limited and names are partially cut.
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Htcher—McNa- Bara
Adams Named DePaul Coach After Montana Tenure
Harry Adams former Montana freshman coach and standout athlete has been hired as athletics head at DePaul University Chicago. The announcement, made with news of his marriage in Billings to Florence Armit, notes his fresh football title and strong basketball record. Adams will relocate from Minnesota to begin duties at the 2,000-student campus.
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Harry Adams
University of Montana
Univsity
de Paul University
Chicago
Quart
Montana
Adams
Billings
Florence Armit
State University
Minnesota
Pinch Players for Contest on Sunday
A Virginia Sun game story notes that Portsmouth and Rocksmounh league clubs will appear to answer charges relating to the Sunday labor law. Arrests occurred yesterday and players were taken into custody and released after processing.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Sun- Portsmouth
Rocksmounh
Virginia
Golstein to defend bantam title in September bout
Abe Goldstein world bantamweight champion will defend his title in a ten round match against Tommy Ryan of McKeesport Pa at the Queensboro Athletic Club in Long Island City on September 2, per a press announcement.
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Mervesased Press
New York
Abe Golstein
Tommy Ryan
McKeesport
Queensboro A.C
Long Island City
Johnson Pitches No Hit Contest
Aug 25 Lincoln Neb reports a no hit contest with Johnson on the mound. Early runs by players including McNealy and Geulk propelled a lead as Boston attacked Ragings. All players endured injuries as Joe Cartwright was hit by a pitch and knocked unconscious during a Western league game in Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Neb
Joe Cartwright
Meh
Kou
Four Players Dominate Babe Ruth All American Contest
After two weeks of voting for the Babe Ruth all American team the public favors four players for key roles. Daisy Vance of Brooklyn and Walter Johnson of Washington are top pitchers, with Pennock, Whitehill and Thurston among other strong pitchers. first base favorites include Brown and Kelly, while Hornsby is nearly unanimous at second base and Dugan is a leading shortstop candidate.
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Brook
Iym
Aisor
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Helimane
Collins
Sewell
Cleveland
Young
Eld
Albert Irwin
West
Sisler
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Frisch
Archdeacon
Noush
Ela
Chicago school boy newest tennis star in national event
The article notes a Chicago school boy emerging as a top tennis talent as rivals like Tilden and Alonsa lose to upsets. It lists several decisive victories by Johnston Richards Snodgrass and others while detailing results from a busy afternoon session.
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Chicago
Tain
Tilden-Alonsa
Baseball seeks left handed pitchers for pennant hunt
Pete Standridge, scout for Beattie club of the Comat league, says managers cry for southpaw pitchers to strengthen their pennant bids. He mentions Mines players Blandridge and Clark, Bloodgood, and others considering spring training, with Northwestern links and Beattie in Bend Spring. Indianapolis tops Toledo 4 to 2. Minneapolis defeats Kansas City.
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Jaye Pete
Beattie Club
Butte
Mines
Effeutt
Pete
Chicago Cubs
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Eacallier
Steller Clark
al’ Bloodgood
Pitts
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