Mines League Pennant Clinched by A. C. M.
The ACMs clinched the Mines League pennant by defeating the Colo-Pitts 7 to 4 at Columbia Gardens. Foley pitched masterfully, allowing five singles and striking out 10 as the leaders built a cushion after a wild start. The win sparks potential post season series with Butte fans watching closely as Spokane and Missoula also contend.
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Tongue Control Seen as Path to Peace
The essay argues that speech governs much of human suffering and that mastery of tongue control could bring world peace and a millennium dawn. It emphasizes the talking machine as a troublesome yet valuable influencer whose restraint is essential for harmony.
Leonard Promoters Brace for Comeback After Wrist Injury
Boxers and fans across the country debate Benny Leonard’s form after two canceled bouts. A fractured wrist from a sparring match with Jack Toland now shields him, with four months or more likely before he fights again. Leonard attributes previous cancellations to bad luck and a stiff neck from a fan breeze, while critic claims linger as rumors circulate about his career.
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Three Forks Wins From Meaderville
Meaderville was defeated 4 to 1 by Three Forks before a full grandstand crowd at the local diamond in one of the season’s fastest games. The 1 hour 35 minute contest featured constant action from start to finish with three errors by each team. Harwood fanned 14 for Meaderville, Smith struck out nine for Three Forks, and the batteries were Bertoglio Smith for Meaderville and Harwood Chambers for Three Forks.
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Pacific Coast League standings update
By the Associated Press Portland leads with 8 4 record, Oakland sits at 1 12, Seattle 6 0, Vernon 4 4, San Francisco 8 7, Sacramento 3 6, Los Angeles 4 4, Salt Lake 5 2.
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Collinssingle breaks up came Chicago game
Chicago Aug 28 A variety of misc errors and a late single by Collins decide the Chicago game. Bush homered in eighth and a strong pitching effort by Bush and teammates closes the series. Woods doubles and drives in two for Cleveland in a 3 2 win over Washington. Detroit beats New York 7 3 as Ruth adds three doubles in five at bats. St Louis defeats Philadelphia 12 1 in four innings, with Hasty turning in a standout defensive game.
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Neck and neck in rage for pennant races
Major league pennant races tighten as the New York Giants surge to cut Pittsburgh’s NL lead while Cleveland and New York Yankees stay in close pursuit. St Louis wins streaks threaten third place. American League features strong Cleveland pitching and New York’s return to form amid uneven support from Boston and Detroit.
New York Giants win sixth straight in 4-3 thriller
The New York Nationals edged Chicago 4 to 3 as Alexander pitched a strong game for Chicago, while Barnes led New York with a solid effort. Pirates beat Brooklyn 2 to 0 with Morrison shutting out the opposition on three hits. American Association scores include Louisville 3 2 St Paul 13 1 and others, as Mulennan and Wieneke of Chicago White Sox were released to Minneapolis on option.
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