Butte and Vancouver Split Showdown in Baseball Clash
Butte and Vancouver split a doubleheader with high scoring games. Meikle starred for Butte, delivering solid innings and key hits as Hood struggled for Vancouver. Early offense by Wolfer and Brinker set the tone, while Meikle and Fitzsimmons shut down the Beavers after the first game. The Ironmen mounted a late burst with three Homers from Brown and strong fielding from Hamilton and Grove. Final lines show Butte 12 Vancouver 3 and Butte 16 Vancouver 8.
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Willard Meikle
Butte
Wolfer
Brinker
Roy Brown
Meikle
Fitzsimmons
Grover
Tommy Fitzsimmons
Ironmen
Hood
Kid
Eddie Johnson
Grove
Hamilton
Eddie Rippert
Ancouver
Murphy
Cheek
R. Brown
Ginke
B. Brown
Ss Hood
An Kippert
Ef Levin
A Ho Grover
Willyara
O Johnson
Vancouver
Johnson
Hillyard
bit—Levin
Tun—Johnson
Hendrix
Tigers Fall to Harstad as Spokane Beats Tacoma 6 to 2
Spokane defeats Tacoma 6 to 2 with Harstad holding the Tigers. Gale, Mensor and Leard steal bases, ZamlockSac fly. Harper, Thompson and Connolly deliver hits. Hy Harstad goes the distance, Strickout totals 6 for Spokane and 4 for Sutherland. Time of game one hour 44 minutes.
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Wom
Leard
Bohne
Thompson
Ib Connolly
Bonato
Bankhead
Bartholomiy
Sutherland
Spokane
Tacoma
Galent
Mensor
Zamlock
Wise
Harper
Cornolly
Tacoma Epokane
Strick
Hy Iarstad
Tases
Ge Harstad
Hayes
Harstad
Howell
Oakland Pitcher Elwood G Speed Martin Sold to Chicago
Elwood G Speed Martin of the Oakland Pacific Coast Baseball League club was sold today to the Chicago American League club. The price was not disclosed. Brooklyn National League club also pursued him, and he will report with Chicago next season.
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White Sox
Oakland
Cal
Elwood G. Speed" Martin
Chicago
Martin
Brooklyn
Bast
Italian Attack in Dolomites Fails. Skirmishes Noted in Albania
August 26 reports from Herlin say the Italian assault in the Dolomites on the northern front has failed and fighting is waning. The Austro-Hungarian official statement adds continued skirmishing along the Vogusa River in Albania north of Avion.
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Herlin
Sayville
Dolomites
Vogusa River
Albania
Avion
Campaign meeting urges Portuguese patriotism in wartime intervention
In Fatalha Portugal on Friday the first campaign meeting was held to stir interest and explain the nation's intervention in the war. A Paris timestamp notes the dispatch. A separate notice promotes a W. O. W. picnic at Washoe park in Ananda with a special train at 9 am and a $1 round trip fare.
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Fatalha
Portugal
Paris
Washoe Park
Ana
Anaconda
Bush Shuts Out Indians in Major League No-Hit Effort
Joe Bush pitched a no hit game for Philadelphia against Cleveland, the crowd cheering as he completed the shutout 5 to 0. Graney drew the lone baserunner on balls in the first inning, while Bush fanned seven and allowed only one other visitor reach first base. The game marked the first major league no hitter in several years, with Coveleskie, Coumbe, Bush, and Pienich credited with the pitching effort. In the same reports, rankings show Daubert leading NL batters in certain averages, and other season leaders across leagues including stolen bases, home runs, and runs scored.
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Philadelphia
Joe Bush
Hall of Fame
Creland
Graney
Bush
Ir Ales
Metnnis
O'Neil
Colman
I. BE
Cleveland
Phila
Tratteries
Coveleskie
Coumbe
Pienich
Chicago
Jake Daubert
Hlough
Hornsby
St Louis
Carey
Pittsburg
Flack
Wil-lama
Wheat
Brooklyn
Burns
New York
Daubert
St. Louis
Sher
Robertson
York
Chase
Hinchman
Long
Zimmerman
Stock
Hughes
Boston
Marquard
Piney
Alexander
Pfeffer
Cheney
Ruth Batting for Lewis Beats Red Sox in Boston
Detroit defeated Boston 3 to 1 as Hoblitzer error in eighth inning sparked the Tigers. Vite led ninth with a triple and Bush sac fly for the second run. Ruth hit a two-base hit and Hoblitzer added a single. Batteries James and Spencer for Detroit. Wyckett and Thomas for Boston.
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Boston
Detroit
Red Sox
Hoblitzer
Vite
Bush
Ruth
Lewis Land
James and
Spencer
Mays
Wyckett
Thomas
Cady
White Shins Win in Final Series
Washington August 26 emento beat Washington 5 to 3 today in the final game of the series. Patterson Russell and Lapp Ayres Gallia Shaw Henry Williams noted. Open date today. Western League results include St Joseph 5-0 Wichita 8-8 Topeka 5 Denver 3 Des Moines 4 Sioux City 8 Omaha Lincoln 2. Grand American handicap closes with J F Wolf Milwaukee winning. Furness St Louis and Phillips Chicago tie, Furness wins shootoff 17 to 16 at 18 yards. Mrs Vogel Detroit third place. total purses $20,000.
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Emento
Chicago
Patterson Russell
Lapp
Ayres
Gallia
Shaw
Henry
Williams
St. Joseph
Wichita
Topeka
Denver
Des Moines
Sioux City
Omaha
Lincoln
St. Louis
Aus
Interstate Association of
J. F. Wolf
Milwauke Wis
H. FE. Furness
W. E. Phillips Jr
Furness
Phillips
Mra. L
Harriett D. Diammond
Wilmington
Del
Spokane
Butte
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
Boston
Detroit
York A
St. Loy
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Brooklyn A
New York
Piesure
St Ss Ba
Chie
Cincinnati
American Association
Louisville Ny
Indianapolis
Sea St
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus A
Milwaukee Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles
Vernor A
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Great Falls Defeats Seattle in High-Scoring Tilt
In Great Falls on August 26, Seattle built a 14 to 2 lead but Great Falls stormed back with nine runs in the third and four more in the fifth. Eldred cleared the bases with a grand slam in the third and hit another homer in the fifth as the Spitters rallied. Seattle offered late resistance but the final line shows Great Falls 14, Seattle 2 with key hits from Bennett, Boeckel, Pappa, and Haworth.
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McArdle
Killilay
Williford
White
Eldred
Seattle
Shaw
Morse
Cunningham
St. Melvor
Healey
Raymond
T. Cunningham
Rowe
Great Falls
Ablithe PO. A
Ie Bennett
Meardie
Ae Lic
Cn Vochce
Rue Boeckel
Pappa
Haworth
Byler
Garrity
Sheenan
Kimttay
Wilford, P'S
Wile
Ham
Boeckel
Kelly
Morte
W. Dun
Rose
Wilford
Frary
Gaelic Football Challenge From Anaconda Team
The Anaconda Gaelic football squad challenges Shamrocks of Butte for Labor Day at the fair grounds in Anaconda. They request a prompt reply and promise a return game later, with contact to John Mee, captain, Anaconda. Portland-Salt Lake and Los Angeles games are listed with scores across ten innings in the provided notes.
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Anaconda Mera
Shamrocks
Butte
Fair Grounds
Anaconda
Anaconda Standard
John Mee
West Third Street
Coast Urague
Portland
Salt Lake
San_Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francisco
Sait’ Lake
Merion Courses to Host 36-Hole Amateur Qualifying
Philadelphia reporters note the twenty-second annual amateur golf championship will use both Merion Golf Club courses for qualifying on September 4. The east course 6445 yards with hazards and quarry holes contrasts with the west course 6100 yards, a rugged, wooded layout. greens are small and turf excellent.
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Philadelphia
Merion Golf Club
Merion Club
Jenith
Deceptive One Shot Hole At Six For A Course
The passage describes a golf hole known as the sixth, a deceptive one shot hole with a 129 yard tee, the fairway rising 1980 feet to a green nearly islanded by a creek. It notes the hole as notably tricky among the country’s holes. It also reports baseball news from New York dated August 26, stating pitcher Robert McGraw, a University of Colorado product, signed with the New York Yankees amid interest from several clubs.
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Iig
Ram Ram Lad
Yankees
New York
Robert McGraw
University of Colorado
Mer
McLeod Wins Double Tennis Championship Title
M Leod of Butte wins both state tennis open and handicap titles at Hunter's Hot Springs on Aug 26. He defeats McLaughlin of Butte in the open 6-1 7-5 6-3, and Head of Billings in the finals 6-0 6-4 6-? to claim the Mrs James A Murray cup. Jarmin of Glendive wins the women's singles. Wells and Head win handicap singles. Judge J F OConnor trophy and Mrs George McCain silver cup awarded. Tournament called the most successful in years.
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Hunter's Hot Springs
M. J. McLeod
Butte
McLeod
McLaughlin
Head of
Billings
Billini
George McCain
Hunter's How Springs
Stokke Rejoins Butte Ball Club Iron Men
Gilbert Stokke, previously Butte's regular first baseman, will play first base for the Iron Men today after suspension lifted. McGinnity seeks Stokke's bat to bolster a team chasing Sioux Falls for second place next week. Also signed catcher McJannet for tryout. Hoffman may catch today. In diplomatic news, Emperor William plans a mission to King Ferdinand of Romania, which the king deems unsuitable.
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Gilbert Stokke
Butte
McGinnity
Iron Men
Imne
Stokke
Stok
Paris
Aus
Ocer
Berne
William
Germany
Ferdinand
Romania
Duke Albrecht of Mecklenburg
Weather forecast for regional areas and hot week start
The week’s weather outlook from Avi Weather and the Weather Bureau notes generally fair conditions with temperatures near or above seasonal averages across the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions and Pacific states. A special round trip train fare is listed at 1.00 dollars for a 9 am departure.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific States
Pirates and Giants Play Long Tie Game
Pittsburg and New York played 14 innings before darkness halted the game with a 1 to 1 tie. New York scored in the fifth on Fletcher’s double and Merkle’s single. Pittsburg tied in the eighth on Carey's base on balls Bigbee's sacrifice and Hinchman's single.
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Pittsburg
New York
Fletchers
Merkle
Pitteburg
Carey
Bas
Bigbee
Hinchman
R. H. E. New
Benton and Rarnder Cooper and Fisher
Braves Beat Cubs 8 to 3 on McConnell outing
Joston struck hits from McConnell, driving him from the mound and pressing the attack with Packard as the Braves rolled to an 8 to 3 road win over the Cubs. Weeghman said no Zimmerman deal yet, but talks with Philadelphia were anticipated Monday. Sears innings show Boston 8 runs on 11 hits to Chicago 3.
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Chicago
A.n
Joston
McConnell
Packard
Weeghman
Heinio Zimmerman
Philadelphia
Sears
Boston
Barnes, Tyler and
Blackburn
McConnell, Packard and
Archer
Today’s NBA Schedule Highlights Across Three Cities
Brooklyn faces Cincinnati while Philadelphia clashes with St Louis and Boston meets Chicago in a trio of early season games. The schedule lists Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis and Boston at Chicago with fans awaiting results.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Progress for Germans on Macedonian Front repulses on Ciganska plain
Berlin reports further central power progress northwest of Ostrovo lake on the Macedonian front. The German army headquarters says some progress was made in an attack on the Ciganska plain while Moglentea enemy attacks were repulsed.
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Berlin
London
Ostrove Lake
Ostrovo Lake
Ciganska Plain
Moglentea
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