Duffy Edges McCreery In Tight Butte Victory
Duffy beat McCreery 6 to 1 in a fierce nine inning game at Great Falls. Kellogg delivered a key late hit, Duffy stalled the late rally, and Kelly belted a homer for Butte while Duddy and Clynes contributed two base hits. Crowd reached about 250 as the series stands even.
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Eves
Bohen Erratic But Work Key In Missoula Win
Missoula patched lineup as Bohen fanned 12 in a near two hour game. Ogden claimed its fourth straight win in the series, scoring eight to one. Notable: Cordtz triple, Pourroy homer, bases on balls six for Bohen.
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Obger Circescese
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Cordtz
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Blausser
Pourroy
Perrine
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Auer
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Ballinger
Larocque
Rumor Huggins May Quit Cardinals Manager Post
It is rumored Miller Huggins would resign as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals at season's end. Report says he clashed with top players who reportedly complained to the owners. He allegedly faulted the men during games and publicly rebuked them until patience wore thin.
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Miller Huggins
St. Louis Cardinals
Helena Beaten as Salt Lake Runs Up 11-5 Victory
Erickson held Helena hitless until the eighth, then allowed five more hits in the ninth as Salt Lake sprinted to 11 runs. Helena managed a late rally but fell short. Lussi, Dressan, Pendleton and Huelsman led with extra-base hits. Huelsman homered.
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Helena
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Lussi
Pendleton
McClain
Huelsman
Menges
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Gibson
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Sullivan
Ames
Crittenden
Quigley
Frary
Blankenship Resigns as Missoula Team Manager
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula August 2 Manager Clifton Blankenship of the Missoula Union team has resigned telling directors he cannot improve the club and cannot afford to stay. Ill for three months he could not play recently and a doctor warned against a comeback. He fears altitude may end his playing days for years and regrets the decision. President Campbell said a directors meeting would be held soon to consider the resignation.
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Clifton Blankenship
Union Association
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Blank
Campbell
Futurity Purse To Be Fought For At Saratoga
Saratoga N Y Aug 2 With the Futurity as the feature the close of the racing season will be staged here tomorrow Of the original nominations only nine are carded to go to the post in the final turf classic of the metropolitan season J N Camden's Brinhaust top weight 1% pounds Robert Davis Southern Maid 119 Harry Payne Whitney Pennant Forum 119 117 E R Bradley Black Tony 117 Early Rose 119 Iridescent 114 Addie M 114 Any Time 110 The Futurity is run six furlongs by special arrangement with the Coney Island Jockey Club The value to the winning 2 year old will be about 14 000 down from former 30 000 to 40 000 prize marks.
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Early Rose
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Baseball Commission Lists 202 Player Trades and Purchases
Cincinnati Aug 29 Exclusive of optional agreements 202 players have been traded or purchased by major league clubs from each other or from minor leagues in the last year. American league leads with 101 moves, National with 100. Boston Nationals top list with 23 new contracts, Cincinnati 21, Detroit 19.
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National Baseball Commission
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Detroit
Scores Report from Weekend Baseball Showdowns
Columbus defeated Louisville 5 to 4 while Indianapolis beat Toledo 8 to 2. St Paul fell to Minneapolis 2 to 3 and Kansas City edged Milwaukee 3 to 10.
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Local Hockey Scores From Midwest Showdowns
Omaha tops St. Joseph 4 to 3 while Topeka defeats Denver 9 to 4 and Wichita edges Lincoln 6 to 9. Sioux City routed 0 to 6 by Des Moines who improves to 2 to 7 in the regional standings.
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Denver
Wichita
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Sioux City
Des Moines
Steen
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Storewide Reduction At Bouchers On West Park Street
Everything in the store reduced in price for men and young men with suits for now and early fall wear offered at the lowest prices quoted. Sale ends tonight at Bouchers, 37 89 West Park Street.
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Boucher’s
West Park Street
Petitions to limit boxing bouts reach California
A proposed state law would ban long duration boxing exhibitions and professional bouts with gate receipts or prize awards. Boxing supporters and churchmen spar over the issue as Jess Willard and 11 others linked to John Youngs death await preliminary hearing in Vernon. Prosecutor Ford plans more testimony and seeks second degree murder charges. The measure would cap bouts at four rounds and require eight ounce gloves.
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Jess Willard
John (Bull) Young
Summerfield
Vernon
Ford
One American Contest Is Played In St Louis
St Louis Aug 20 Cleveland tallied three runs on hits and errors while no local crossed the plate. Falkenberg struck out 10 and allowed no runs as Cleveland defeated St Louis in a pitchers duel. Batteries Falkenberg Carisch Baumgardner McLester. Games Washington Boston and Philadelphia Newark postponed by rain.
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Falkenberg
Cleveland
Honors Divided in Kobe Trophy Road Race at Elgin
Veteran drivers Ralph de Palma and Joe Dawson shared honors in the Kobe trophy road race at Elgin on August 2. De Palma won the 202-mile event at 4 hours 31 minutes 56 seconds, Dawson close behind at 4 hours 29 minutes 52 seconds. track length about eight and a half miles with 26 laps.
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E. V. Richenberg
Spencer Wishart
C. W. Luttrell
Ralph Mulford
de Palma
Mulford
Dawson
Carnegie Chief Speaker at the Palace of Peace
At The Hague on August 29 Andrew Carnegie was the chief speaker at the unveiling of a bust of Sir William Random Creamer originator of inter parliamentary peace conferences and longtime secretary of the international arbitration league Creamer a carpenter by trade rose to parliament and was knighted by King Edward VII and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Carnegie praised Creamer as the pioneer in abolishing war and noted growing global trade interdependence.
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Andrew Carnegie
Palace of Peace
William Random Creamer
International Arbitration League
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Edward VII
Carnegie
Postmasters Nominated for Montana Posts
President Wilson announced on August 29 nominations for Montana postmasters. W. H. E. Carter of Polson and L. H. Adams of Somers were named for the positions as part of a broader slate of appointments.
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Johnson to Meet Langford in Paris Title Bout
Sam Langford, a black heavyweight, will meet Jack Johnson, world champion, for the title in Paris on December 2. Arrangements were wired today by Langford’s manager Joe Woodman. The 2 round match at Cirque de Paris will give Langford a lump sum plus a share of receipts. Johnson’s money concerns and racial tensions reportedly prompted the proposal.
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Sam Langford
Jack Johnson
Paris
Cable
Joe Woodman
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Cirque de Paris
Theodore Vienne
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Johnson
London
Mrs. Stallings Dies After Long Illness in Buffalo
Buffalo, August 29. Mrs. George T. Stallings wife of the manager of the Boston National League team died after a long illness in a local hospital.
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Curious block trap ends fatal fire escape escape
New York report recalls Hipolito Uriarta, once Spanish consul, and his wife Marie Louise as a fire tragedy unfolds. Curios blocked exit as a cigar sparked flames. Uriarta, 72, was found dead leaning on a sill. his wife leapt four stories to her death, amid a disaster that trapped them in the burning apartments.
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Hipolito Uriarta
Uriarta
Marie Louise
Army and Navy to Decide on Fall Football Game
Secretary Daniels and War Secretary Breckenridge will meet with academy athletic officials to decide if the annual Army Navy football game will be held this fall. The Navy supports playing near midway points, with Franklin Field and 6500 extra seats offered by the University of Pennsylvania. The Army favors Franklin Field or Polo Grounds, noting travel times for Cadets and Midshipmen.
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Midship
Wife Trails Husband and Finds Affinity
Portland, Aug 29. A felony complaint issued against A. A. Brodeck, Everett Public Safety Commissioner, with wife as complainant. The case cites a Portland hotel stay with Mrs. Fredlund under assumed names from June 1 to 15. Fredlund sues Brodeck for 35000 in Everett for alienation of affections. Public debt per capita noted at 10.74 in latest calculation.
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Giants Fall to Phillies in Extra Innings Duel
In Philadelphia on August 2, the Phillies edged the Giants 3 to 2 in ten innings. Tesreau allowed a hitless streak until the tenth, when Byrne, Knabe, and Paskert drew walks and McGee fouled out to bring home the deciding run. Camnitz and Tesreau pitched well, but wildness doomed Tesreau despite more hits by New York.
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Tesreau
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Paskett
McGee
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Wilsons
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R. H
Chicago Beats Pittsburgh 6 to 1 in Five Run Rally
Pittsburg faded as Chicago pushed five runs across in the fourth inning. Cheney pitched well for Chicago, holding Pittsburg to four hits. A wild first inning error let Carey reach third, preventing a shutout. Hendrix relieved McQuillan after the fifth.
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Chicago
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Pittsborg
Cheney
Carey
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Cubs
H. KF
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Ccc
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Gibson
Simon
Cardinals Beat Reds 3-2 In Opening Series Game
Cincinnati August 20 St Louis won the first game of the series from Cincinnati 3 to 2 by gathering timely hits. Sallee pitched well for St Louis holding Cincinnati scoreless until the eighth. Packard allowed five hits before Suggs relieved in the ninth. Final: 3-2 Cardinals. Batteries Sallee and Wingo for St Louis Packard Suggs Kling for Cincinnati. Gaston at Brooklyn postponed by rain. Two games Saturday.
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Sallee
Packard
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Kling
Montana Team Takes Third in Camp Perry Revolver Match
Camp Perry Ohio August 20 J H Snook of Columbus Ohio won the national revolver match with 395 points There were 152 entries C K E Orr of Ohio took second with 390 Colorado’s C N McCutcheon placed third with 386 A J McNab and A Smith of Colorado tied for fourth with 267 H S Tyler US infantry won the slow fire prize with 70 J H Smnck Ohio won the time fire prize with 170 N McCutcheon Colorado won rapid fire with 177 Official bulletins name winners in the national team match for Classes B and C with Montana placing third in Class C and Utah first Rhode Island second Wyoming fourth money The US service match begins Saturday with four teams of 20 men each and the final event of the National Rifle association matches follows
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J. H. Snook
Columbus
C. KE. Orr
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A. J. McNab
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Rhode Island
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