Beavers rally in seventh to split Vancouver doubleheader
In Vancouver two more games produced a split as Beavers and opponents traded leads. Beavers tied late on two catches by Siddie in center and Leifer scored the winning run in the final minute as Butte edged Seattle in one game and Vancouver won the other with key hits from Brinker, Brown, Levin and Stokke returning at first. Schroeder started for Beavers but Hendrix pitched two strong innings before a late rally sealed the outcome.
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Filbert Stokke
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Hendrix
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Vanccouver
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Hoffman
Barker Wins Butte Club Championship
Barker defeats Witherspoon in the finals at the Butte Country Club to retain the club championship. In the John D. Ryan cup, Berrian ousts Verheyen 6 up, Morgan edges Barker 1 up, and Witherspoon defeats Totland while Donald Arthur wins his match. Also noted is a Tulsa county sheriff case and a boxers’ 15 round bout setup amid gubernatorial absence.
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Witherspoon
Barker
Butte Country Club Links
Berrian
Verheyen
Morgan
LE Roses
Totland
Donald Arthur
Oklahoma City
Trapp
S. Prince Freeling
Tulsa County
Prank Moran
R. Willams
Colorado
Garter Tames Braves and Cubs Win Easily
Garter tames the Braves while the Cubs win easily in a final game of the Stat play. Chappell ill reports to Stallings in Pittsburgh Tuesday. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati, using three pitchers and key hits to overcome nine runs with bases loaded.
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Chicago
Barnes
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Comiskey
Chicne
Sox
Milwaukee
Themi
Ellumbas Club
American Association
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Reubach
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Cincinnati
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Halle
Keare
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Pincinnati
Smith
Meyers
Moseley
Schulz
Knetzer
Wingo
Clarke
Tacoma Tigers Lose Season Finale to Spokane
Tacoma closed the local baseball season with a loss to Spokane by 6 to 4, securing Spokane’s pennant. The article notes Braves’ remaining games and percentages, with scattered standings details across Topeka Topexas Denver St. Joseph Wichita Des Moines Sioux City Omaha Lincoln.
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Spokane
Braves
Butte
Montanans
Topeka
Denver
St. Joseph
Wichita
Des Moines
Sioux City
Omaha
Lincoln
Indians Bunch Hits on Yankee Twirler
Cleveland bats erupt for eight off Allan Russell as Cleveland defeats New York in a pitchers duel with four runs in the sixth and one in the seventh. New York scores once in the ninth on Fipp's double and Oldring's single as the Browns win.
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Cleveland
Allan Russell
Cleveland Today
New York
Russell
Oui Lambeth
Fipp
Fissell
Lave
Alexander
Lambeth
O'Neil
Du Pont Team Beaten In Jug Handled Game
Black Rocks edge Du Pont 13 to 6 in a rugged jug hander. Key hits by Vanadon and Tucker sparkled, with Tucker belting a home run and Vanadon hitting a three base shot. Applegate and Kelly hurled, but the Rocks prevailed behind strong fielding and timely runs.
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DU Pont
Bill Applegate
Ramsay Yester
Toherte
RAE PO
Black Rocks
Clifton Applegate
Black Hoeks
McNamara
Tucker
F. Jones
Wilson
Carney
Harmon
Jones
Oberts
Vanadon
Weisel
Kelly
Applegate
Cian
Brogan
Roberts
Evans
Scattered German Attacks Repulsed Along Verdun Front
Paris reports a new phase of German tactics with scattered thrusts along multiple sectors. Three assaults hit Vaux-Chapitre wood northeast of Verdun and Apremont forest in Lorraine, all repulsed according to today’s War Office briefing.
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London
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Verdun
Apremont Forest
Lorraine
War Office
Review of the Week in the Big Leagues
The AP notes a tight stretch in major league races with Boston atop the American scene and Brooklyn holding the NL lead. Detroit St Louis New York Chicago and Cleveland close behind in the AL while Philadelphia drops in the NL standings. Yankees slip while Boston and New York show strong runs. the Braves narrow the gap and the Giants struggle. Joe Bush dominates with a six-hit shutout over Cleveland in Philadelphia.
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A. Ho
National lawn tennis championship opens at West Side Club
Play in the thirty sixth annual national lawn tennis championship tournament begins at the West Side club Forest Hill Long Island. The feature is the doubles final Johnston and Griffin defending champions vs McLoughlin and Dawson. Many stars in singles compete in the lower half with key early matches including Johnson versus Seymour and Mikami versus Clothier.
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Long Island
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McLoughlin
Ward Dawson
California
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Griffin
Bundy
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Henge
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Philadelphia
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Pittsburg
C"s" Garland
J. W.anderson
Brooklyn
D. S. Watters
New Orleans
R.A. Holden Jr
Cincinnat
Hachishiro Mikami
Japan
W. J. Clothier
Phila
Delphia
Norris
Williams
San Francisco
B. Meclave
Scranton
H. Notman
Reading boom in America from libraries to newspapers
The article cites John Cotton Dana on the expanding market for reading. Libraries grew from about 2,600 to over 6,000 with volumes rising from 12 million to 44 million. Annual book loans reached roughly 100 million in 1800, while daily newspapers exceed 2 million copies. Between 1896 and 1902 publishing capital more than doubled, and newspaper and journal copies also surged to about 8 billion annually.
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New York Post
John Cotton Dana
Newark
Pacific
America
Pittsburg skirt patterns spark dry goods quip
Credited to Pittsburg, a young woman in a leading dry goods store eyed seaside skirt material. The clerk, in perfect sales tone, suggested patterns. She quipped too loud for awnings, just right for skirts.
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Pittsburg
New York Times
The Mysterious Giants of 1916 and Diogenes in a Tub
A fragmented 1916 baseball feature recalls Diogenes roaming with a lantern seeking truth amid a crowd, while discussing the famous Giants of 1916. It questions the mystery of a club that alternates long losing and winning stretches and ponders what fuels such a paradoxical run.
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