Butte Beats Great Falls 9 to 0 in Exhibition
In front of the largest weekday crowd, Butte shut out Great Falls 9 to 0 as McGinnity pitched and fielding brilliance from Hillyard and Stokke supported by an offense highlighted by Grover’s three hits and Hillyard’s homer. Hester and Kelly starred in the outfield with clutch plays and Hoffman's late runs sealed the win. Roy Grover received a late call to join the Philadelphia Athletics for a September series, signaling a bright future for the young player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Great Falls
McGinnity
Bob Hexter
Flectrics
Fane
Hester
Hos
Dave Hillyard
Eddie John
Feta
Bennett
Jim Kelly
Kelly
Hillyard
Joe McGinnity
Iron Man
Jack” Killay
Killay
Tronmen
Ing
Electrics
Fitzsimmons
Fittess
Grover
Johnson
Ingled
Hoffman
Nton
Stokke
Levin
Connie Mack
Roy Grover
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Athletics
Howe
Eddie Johnson
Lee
AB. RH. PO
Kippert
Ie Hillyard
Hendrix
Crisp
Pappa
Roeckel
Kiliilay
McGinity
Frary
Bob Hester
Jose
Heriot
Great Alle
Hime Wolf
Philadelphia
Philadelphia"Nationain
Spoe Rane
Teather
Habe "Adama
Nick Willams
Ginnity
Puyallup
Spokane Beats Beavers in Battering Eight Inning Tilt
Spokane held Vancouver to a flurry of runs in a long day game, scoring 14 runs on multiple hits to defeat Vancouver 14 to 4 in the nine inning affair. Acosta and Hood led Spokane’s early offense while Noble struggled on the mound for Vancouver as Barham and teammates finished strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pokane
Vancouver
T ‘Chen
Acosta
Hood
Barham
Jeels
Noble
Spokane
Vancouv
Murphy
Hamatton
Walter
Brinker
Callahan
Dallas
Karna
Nepley
Mensor
Ries
Harper
Amiock
Father
Guigat
McGinnis
Coltein
Coltein, Bwet
Van'ever
Murray
Zamlock
Cheek
R. Brown
Harham
Nobie
Hite
Kane
Finneran
Braves Gain Half Game on Robins in Doubleheader
In a split doubleheader, the Braves pulled to within a half game of the Robins. Aug 20 saw Pittsburgh fall 6-1 behind Tyler, with Kantlehner relieving Krane in the eighth. in the nightcap Mamaux allowed five runs after two hits in the ninth. Magee of the Hortons committed an error in the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heston
Pittsburg
Tyler
Pirates
Gam
Hughes
Kantlehner
Krane
Mamaux
Toston
Magee
Hortons
Rt Kare TH
Mees
Vittabirg
Hatterles
Gewdy Scobs
Hanson
Kantlehner Schmidt Kame
Pitsburg
le—Tyler
Trakeasor
Gowdy
Ryans
Mamaisx
Schmidt
Quakers suffer 19 errors in 1883 nine inning record
The 1883 game between the Philadelphia Quakers and Providence Grays set a lasting record with 19 errors charged to pitcher Arthur Hagan and catcher Arthur Gross. Providence exploded for 28 runs, while the Quakers were shut out, under manager Bob Ferguson on August 21, 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan
Gross
Quakers
Providence Grays
Bob Ferguson
Ferguson
Arthur Hagan
Grays
Rammer
Tocgs
Providence
Grand Circuit Racing Brings Fast Times And Tight Finishes
Four Grand Circuit heats were won in straight heats with close outcomes. Jay Ell Mack edged in a judges decision for heat two after a near tie with Dutel pace. Testaimentty, Thomas W. Murphy and Real Lady swept trophies as track records and fast two heat paces marked the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay EM Mack
Jay Ell Mack
Testaimentty
Thomas W. Murphy
Hal Boy
Richmond
Empress of Russia
Murray
Welsh White lights title bout set for Sept first
Edward Pitts confirmed the Welsh White weights championship will be staged Monday afternoon September 1 after discussions with both camps. Both fighters trained before sizable crowds at Wichita and nearby cities with steady female attendance noted. News also lists results from recent events in Lincoln Des Moines Omaha and Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connile
Edward Pitts
Wichita
Topeka
Omaha
Des Moines
AU Lincoln
Lincoln
Sioux
City
Doubles title kept by champion team
Forest Hills August 29 1915 W M Johnston and Clarence J Griffin of San Francisco defend their doubles title at the first national turf tennis championship on the West Side club course defeating Maurice E McLoughlin and Ward Dawson of Los Angeles in four sets 6-4 6-8 6-7 6-3 The victory follows their doubles win on the same turf last year The match featured intense play with McLoughlin admired for a brilliant placement smash and the crowd sided with the younger pair Johnston and Griffin The singles action saw Behr Doyle Clothier Kuma Geer Jr Murray Davis MacPherson Williams and others advance amid expected results and upsets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
West Side
W. M. Johnston
Clarence J. Griffin
San Francisco
Maurice BE. McLoughlin
Ward Dawson
Los Angeles
McLoughlin
Bundy
Johnston
Fin
Dawson
Karl H. Behr
New York
Conrad B. Doyle
Washington
Behr
William J. Clothier
Hasaishiro
Mikami
Maint
Stenary
Tehlya Kuma
Fort
Weating Danforth Geer Jr
Nsick Falls
Lindley Murray
Dabney
Wills J. Davis
University of Pennsylvania
Joseph Armstrong
Philadelphia
Browns Stop Red Sox in Doubleheader Tilt
St Louis pitchers limited Boston in a twin bill, winning 6 3 and 8 6 as Browns hitters silenced Red Sox stars Leonard Ruth and Mays. Detroit swept New York in a doubleheader, narrowing the Boston lead as Coveleskie and Davis held the Yankees to nine runs in two games. Cleveland blanked Washington 4 0 behind Bagby’s strong mound work in the second game of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padis
Cincinnati
New York
Zimmerman
Lobert
Herzog
Tatterles—Salles
Boston
St. Louis
Red Sox
Browns
Leonard
Ruth
Mary
Davenport
St Loyla
Shore
Arrizan
Groom
RE. St. Louie
Severeld
Mays
Thomas
St. Louie
Aus
Detroit
New York Today
Tigers
Cullop
Love
Dauis
RIL B
Coveleskie and
Spencer
Alexander
RAE Detroit
Davis
Mogridge
Shocker
Walters
Indians
Senators
Washington
Cleveland
Bagby
Shaw
Ayres
Rice
Ayers
Henry
Phillies Crush Chicago 9 2 as Johnson Homers
Philadelphia beats Chicago 9 to 2 with Johnson driving in a homer, while Cicotte Williams and Danforth split pitching duties. Chicago used three pitchers before Craig Williams left after five innings and Danforth closed. Score by innings shows Philadelphia taking an early lead and finishing strong with a decisive four run surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philladelpnia
Ohio
Chicago
Williams
Dan~ Forth
Johnson
Philadelphia
Cicotte
Danforth
Lapp
Lynn
Haley
Timely Tiger Thumps Out of Five Trim Seattle
Portland reports star player Louis Guisto refusing to report to Cleveland amid salary disputes as teams clash over major league moves. Beaver president W. W. McCredie attempts persuasion while Guisto opts to stay another year. Jank Chance and Harry Walter also steer clear as Coast League pennant race unfolds. multiple American Association and other minor league scores listed from Indianapolis to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Louis Guisto
First Saeker
Cleveland
W. W. McCredie
The
Beaver
Guisto
Gulato Sid
Jank Chance
Los Angeles Eam
Harry Walter
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Fans Rally In Praise Of Pennant Chase
A Brooklyn verse celebrates the pennant struggle with the Dodgers ahead, praising players like Wheat Cutshaw Mowrey and Rube Marquard while urging persistence. The piece notes a 16 year pennant drought and references Johnson Cobb Speaker and Bush, with speculation on team finishes and managerial opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olwen
Agoing
Stengel
Johnston
Lad
Jake “Daubert
George Cutshaw
Zack Wheat
Duke Mowrey
Brooklyn
Jack Coombs
Wzard
Jack Pfeffer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wpginnity Blanks
Great Falls Club
Alyard
Sheehan
Garrity
Koeckel
Fitzsimmons Red
Killilay
Kittay
O Kelly
Hoeckel
LIC
Lars
Seeach
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc. Makers
Butte Vs
ABC
Panama
North
Wyoming
Beavers
Braves
CUBS
Ames
Bescher
Innit Rowe
St Louie
Cheney
Appleton
Smith
Miller
Watson
Willams
Lots
Gonzales
Wattery
Joseph
St Agu
Tacoma
Seattle
Vaneau
Arka
Pits
St Santa
Chicane
Cincinnat
Essai American Assoction
Ievite
Tanapolis
Kunans City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Cotati
Milwauks
Acieio
Verna San Traine
St Son Rt
Oak
Renu Ague
Pet
Sioux City
den Moines
Denver
St Joseph
A. W. MacPherson
Petrograd
Russia
Frederick Inman
Norrie Williams
Jerry Weber
Richard
Newport
Abraham Bassford
Day
SWAT
American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneapol
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Coast League
Salt Lake
Cunningham
Eldred
Reservor
Healey
Ricmond
Rose
Leard
Bohne
Thompson
Connolly
Haughland
Bartholomy
Bas —Bohne
Be ‘Wallan
de Rose
Dodger Clan
Aim
McCarthy
Apare
Hy Myers
John McGraw
Old Robbie
Nap Rucker
Nere
Olf
Wheeler Dell
Meyers
Ota Miller
Ling
Jay
Jett
Dick Rudolph
Walter Johnson
Alexington
Tris
Ty Cobb
Dunn
Baker
Phibren
Land Alexander
Jon Bush
Mackmen
Mal Oni
Montana
Laren Manatociares
Wookworth
Columbia Gardens
Marquette Billiard Hall
Alway
Jack Strobel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!