Butte Wins Second Straight in Nine to Eight Ball Game
Butte defeats Great Falls 9 to 8 as Willard Meikle and Ray Kallio excel on the mound. Meikle allowed few baserunners while Kallio battled, with a key misplay by Grover aiding Butte's late rally. Fitzsimmons and Kippert helped spark the offense, and a freak home run by Criep added to the dramatic inside park contest.
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Butte
Great Falls
Willard Meikle
Ray Kallio
Kaliio
Hester
McGinnity
Wecause
Wecause Mellke
Grover
Meikle
Benshett
Garrity
Jim Kelly
Boeckel
Frary
Kelly
Eddie Johnson
Sheehan
Stokke Hit by Pitch In Wild Great Falls Game
Stokke is hit by a pitch from Kallio. Grover Levin Kippert Hoffman steal bases. Offenses: Kallio 6, Meikle 4. Kallio struck out 7, Meikle 4. Kallio allowed 10 hits in 7 innings, Clark 1 in 1. Butter and Great Falls left on base. Game lasted two hours with umpire Frary.
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Stokke
Tucker
Kallio
Grover
Levin
Kippert
Hoffman
Vails
Meikle
Clark
Great Falls
Frary
Vancouver
A. Murphy
Hamilton
Walter
Brinker
R. Brown
Cheek
Hood
Dallas
Baker
Spokane
Mensor
Fries
Aiontana Dairy
London
Mortett
King
Ora
Petersen
Bertwel
Medlock
Jackson
Ee ‘Thomas
Rf Clark
Dupont
Stitel
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Cutten
Cullen
Wilson
Applegat
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Rexford
Peterson
Ty. Rex
Stifel
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Montana Dairy
Alen
Reuther Limits Heavers to Three Hits in Victory
Spokane reports Reuther shut down Vancouver hitters by allowing only three hits as the Indians blasted Clink and rolled to a 9 to 1 win.
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Reuther
Spokane
Vancouver
Indians
Hueks Triumph in West Side Club Tennis Round
Foreign entrants faced elimination as the National tennis event at Forest Mills progressed to the second round. Tehiya Kumagne of Japan fell to George M. Church of Tenafly New Jersey while other matches saw Dean Mathey Cranford New Jersey defeat A W MacPherson of Russia, and Aell New York beat Frederick B Alexander also of New York. Maurice E McLaughlin San Francisco defeated Hawks of San Francisco and William Clothier Philadelphia beat Olin J Sweet Des Moines. Western League results included St Joseph Denver Wichita Topeka Lincoln Sioux City Omaha and Des Moines contests.
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Orest Hills
Plas
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George M. Church
Tenany
N.J
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Cranford
N. J
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Russia
Apell
New York
Frederick B. Alexander
Roland Roberts
San Francisco
Willis Davis
California
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Gatested
Seaned Hawks
Karl Behr
James Weber
Chicago
Japna
Watson Mc Washburn
R. C. van Vilet
University of California
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Phillphia
Olin J. Sweet
Des Moines
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
Robert Leroy
Spokane
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American Association
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Sioux City
Denver
Topeka
Wichita
Joseph
Robins Gain A Half Game On The Braves
In Pittsburgh on August 30, Rudolph delivered a clutch single securing the Pirates sole run in the opener, while Egan doubled in the fifth for the other run. the nightcap saw Laird double in the eighth and score the deciding run as Brooklyn toppled St Louis 4 1. Cincinnati outlasted New York in 12 innings 6 5, Lavender blanked Philadelphia 2 0, and Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 0 in the late games. Boston vs Pittsburg and Chicago vs St Louis were on the schedule.
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Pittsburg
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Egan
Laird
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Gowd
Cooper
Miller
Fisher
RIB
Boston
Alien
Barnes and Gowsay
Jacobs
Schmidt
Robins
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Brooklyn
Oleogin
Marquard and Meyers
Steele
Williams
Gonzales
Fleven
Cincinnati
New York
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Cine
Benton
Perritt
Testea
McCarty
Rariden
Schneider
Moseley
Clarke
Wingo
Chicago bests Philadelphia in rough 7 to 3 game
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3 with timely hits and strong pitching. Faber and Schalk caught for Chicago while Sheehan and Myers worked for Philadelphia. Batter notes mention Kolnits and Fane driving runs for the visitors.
Dutch Leonard on roster of honor in no hit game
Boston pitcher Dutch Leonard blanked the Browns for four runs on two hits while Wellman and Severeid handled a quiet defense. Boston produced the decisive offense with two early runs and four in the sixth, as Leonard struck out three batters and induced popups. The Red Sox earned their second no hit no run win of the season.
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Carrigan
Wellman
Boston
Dutch Leonard
Browns
Leonard
Red Sox
George Foster
New York
Innin Roh
St. Louis
Severeid
Heonard
Murphy Poughkeepsie Grand Circuit wins in two trots
Thomas W. Murphy drove Expressive Low to two straight wins in the 2:17 class at Pouhkeepale Grand Circuit meeting. He also took two of three heats in the 2:15 trot with Brisne, while Azora Axworthy and Mabel Trask раздел led other events. General Todd swept the first two heats of the 2:05 pace before a break cost Brisac the first heat. American Association results list Toledo Columbus, Indianapolis, St Paul Milwaukee, Minneapolis and Kansas City outcomes.
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N.Y
Thomas W. Murphy
Pouhkeepale
Expressive Low
Guy Axworthy
Poughkeepsie
Brisne
Azora Axworthy
Baron Frisco
Murphy
Standings and notes from early baseball games
The report covers San Francisco and Portland Los Angeles tied games and an 12 inning San Angeles Oakland clash. Joe Tinker in a minor league shared catching duties, the newcomer’s throws rose high as opponents attempted steals, and a veteran catcher offered friendly critique. An inventor pursues charged wires to deter cat concerts.
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Oan Nake
San Francisco
Portland
Los
Son Angeles
Oakland
Port
Joe Tinker
Readings on Grantland Rice and pennant talk
The column riffs on baseball, golf, and tennis greats with references to Grantland Rice, Bunker Bean, and The Inside of the Cup. It weighs teams like the Red Sox, Mackmen, Cubs, Robins, and McGraw era players, mixing sport gossip with cultural quips and a shadowed-apocalyptic verse.
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Churchill
Bunker Bean
Palmer
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