Butte Split With Tigers In Doubleheader On Grounds
The Tacoma Tigers close their final appearance at Butte ND grounds with a 2 game split as Iron Men edge Tigers 10 to 9 and Tigers win 4 to 2. McGinnity allows hits as Peterson Hartman and Sutherland follow with pitching. Tighe Leard and Bohne lead Tacoma early with three runs and a double.
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Iron Men Rally In Tight Baseball Thriller
Thompson drives in a tie creating swing with Baldwin Bigbee and Lard contributing key hits. Stokke Roberta and Wacker convert scoring plays as Tacoma battles hard, Rowdy Hendrix starts strong and Johnson leads with four hits in a tense ninth inning comeback.
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Vancouver Teams Triumph In Holiday Twin Win
Vancouver celebrated Dominion Day by taking two games from Seattle, 3 to 1 in the morning and 4 to 2 in the final. Close, well played contests featured Eastley Cadman for Vancouver and Russell Follman for Seattle in the opener, with Rose Melvor Cadman Hood Acosia and Follman again in the nightcap.
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Baseball Row Ends Without Prosecution as Boss Acts
Washington and Boston AL players clash over a beanball incident. Manager Clark Griffith refuses to prosecute Sam Agnew after being struck, while Carl Mays drops a warrant bid against George Melinde. Johnson suspends four Washington and Boston officials and players for their roles.
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Davis Wins Clay Court Championship in Cleveland
Willis E. Davis of San Francisco defeated Conrad B. Doyle of Columbia Country Club Washington D C 6 2 7 8 2 to capture the men's clay court title at the national tournament in Cleveland. Molla Bjurdseth Norway retained the ladies championship by defeating Martha Guthrie of Pittsburgh. Miss Bjurdseth and Doyle with Mia Harry Bickle Toronto won the mixed doubles 6 1 6 2.
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Electr ic battle ends in loss to Indians in Great Falls
Great Falls July 1 Spokane defeats Great Falls 4 to 1 in a tense game with notable pitching and Monkhead as a key hitter. Score by innings details reflect a tight contest. City league games later feature Meaderville Centerville Exelsiors South Side in doubleheader at Columbia Gardens. Other scores include Louisville 5 Indianapolis 4 and St Paul 4 Kansas City 3. Pacific Coast League notes Oakland 1 San Francisco 0 and Vernon 6 Los Angeles 3 with Portland rainout.
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Chicago Beats Detroit 6-0 Behind Williams and Felach
Lefty Williams pitched shutout baseball as Chicago defeated Detroit 6-0. Felach hit a homer into the left-field bleachers and Collins added a triple before a disputed at bat by Jackson at home plate. The win marked Chicago’s third straight over Detroit with Evans officiating.
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Braves Sweep Dodgers In Double Header Thriller
Boston wins 7 4 in game one and 2 6 in game two, aided by a squeeze play in the sixth. Snodgrass and teammates drive in two on the squeeze as Preffer and Myer combine on the mound. Brooklyn bats manage only four runs in the opener and two in the nightcap.
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Compton Rejoins Braves After Trade Debacle
Boston reports Outfielder Compton, sold yesterday from the Nationals to Louisville of the American Association, will rejoin the Braves after a major league club initially refused. The move comes as Compton reenters the majors with renewed opportunity.
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