Robinson Pitches Coppers To Victory In Rough Tilt
Robinson steadied the Butte mound as Helena committed errors and scattered hits. The Coppers built a three-run lead, then held off the Vigilantes for a 7 to 2 win in a nine-inning game. Menges and Spencer rallied to keep Helena in check, while Sullivan struggled to advance baserunners.
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Keenan
Butte
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Quigley
Menger
Invaders
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Hite
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Marshall
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Duddy
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Menges
Spencer
Hvesacks
Sulu
Ick
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Visitantes
Fox
Tu Keon
Cronin
Orlet
Two-base Hit Demagsto and Double Play Highlight Game
Summary of line score details shows a two-base hit by Demagsto, a double play Menges to Quigley to Liesl, and strikeouts by Robinson and Sullivan. Pitching by Sullivan and Wild, with a hit by pitch to Spencer. Time of game one hour forty minutes. Umpire Larocque.
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Kelly
Duddy
Menges
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Liesl
Robinsons
Sullivan
Robinson
Sullivan & Wild
Spencer
Larocque
Ureat Falls
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Davie
Pendleton
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Mooreneat
Murray
Jones
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Rustenhaven
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Davis
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Schimpff
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Wright
Were and There Baseball Update From Portland Visitor
Rose Tuesday was a rday ace. Rube worried after two hours in a dentist's chair. Merkle located in Portland seeking a pitcher to bolster the club. Larocque an umpire distraught over a line drive call as a fan argued at the plate. Ladies admitted free at the grant stand except holidays, weekends, and Sundays as woman rooters arrive.
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Rube
Oriet
Clynes
Merkle
Portland
Larocque
Hester Firing Sparks Mishaps in Missoula Loss
In Missoula on July 2 Great Falls defeated the home team 6 to 2 after manager Hester clashed with umpire Prary. Hester was banished in the sixth inning with two men on. Errors and misplays by Baughman and Duffy allowed Perrine and Chagnon to drive in scores, giving Great Falls a three run swing. Williams and Trekell pitched well for their sides, but the visitors pulled ahead and preserved the lead.
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Hester
Prary
Hame
Great Falls
Faye
Baughman
Perrine
Duffy
Chagnon
Williams
Trekell
A. Pottom
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I. Faye
Kelly
Stner
Weaver
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Delhi
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E Clarke
Changnon
Carman
Ee Morse
Oy E Auer
Treketl
Clarke
Warren
Detht
Detht ‘Sacrifice hite-Hester
Perrin Bolen
Reilly
Valle
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Frary
Bender Chased as Yanks Rally in Ninth Inning
Barry s New York series opens with Philadelphia winning third straight game as both teams hit hard. Bender exits after ninth inning surge. Ruth follows with no outs. Three double plays by visitors, strong_fielding by Barry, and Collins at bat. St Louis and Cleveland split a twin bill with Cleveland taking first 2 1/1 and St Louis winning second 1 0. Mitchell shines in early, Stone wild in second game. Boston loses to Washington 5 0 as Boening earns seventh straight win. Boston errors costly.
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Sihgle
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Agnew
Parkenders
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Alexander
Chalmers
Moore
Mathewson
Meyers
Chilmers
Kiliifer
Saints Hit for Twelve Knight Owls Make Errors
Salt Lake beats Ogden 11 to 3 in second series game as six errors by Ogden aid Salt Lake. Morgan scattered visitors hits with key offensive moments including a two-base and a three-base hit. Pitchers Jensen and Morgan dominated, final score 11-3. Other briefs note Leadh Cross and Bud Anderson training and Lincoln club purchasing pitcher from Detroit Americans.
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Ogden
Morgan
Seven Runs In One Inning Defeats Chicago 7 6
Detroit wins 7 to 6 over Chicago after seven runs in a single inning. Renz started for Chicago and was pulled in the fourth, White lasted until the end of the frame. Lake was hit hard but Detroit built a big lead and held on. Batteries Bot: Benz White Smith Schalk Kuhn Lake McKee. Some teams scheduled today.
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Renz
White
Lake
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Har Aon
Blood Purifier Promises Health From Impure Blood
An advertisement touts a supposed blood cleansing remedy 8.8.8 to treat rheumatism catarrh eczema and other ills from impure blood. It claims the product preserves tissue health and nourishes the body by filtering blood through the liver and kidneys. The ad urges buying 8.8.8 from a local store and consulting Atlanta laboratories for safety and guidance.
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Kim
Wit Laboratory
Atlanta
Western League Scoreline Makes a Slow Night
Sioux City 3, St. Joseph 4. Des Moines 19, Wichita 2. Denver tops Wichita 6 4 as a second game ends after seven innings due to time limit. Bench notes indicate a shortened schedule with multiple results recorded in a compact eveningSummary style.
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Mana
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Wichita
Denver
Seattle
Vancouver
Portland
Victoria
Tacoma
Joseph A
Lincoln de Des
Zimmerman Wins His Century Note in Chicago Sweep
Zimmerman nets his hundredth on a day Chicago completes a clean 6 to 4 win over Pittsburg. Adams struggles with two bad innings as Humphreys allows three homers but Chicago escapes. Evers saves the game with a sharp first inning play. Also notes heavy Brooklyn win over Boston and New York’s 4-1 Philadelphia victory.
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Pittsburg
Adams
Humphreys
Evers
Wilson
Zimmerman
Pittsboro
Tatteries Adams
Coleman
Archer
St Louis Earns Sixth In Cincinnati Tilt In Tight Rally
Harter started for St Louis but left after eighth as ritt relieved and Whitted drove a single to spark a late rally. Sallee finished for St Louis while Brown allowed only one hit for Cincinnati. Final score St Louis 6 Cincinnati 4 with key hits by Harted and a late lead. Western tri state action shows Pendleton and Haworth in later updates.
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Whitted
Harted
St. Louis
Sallee
St. Youle
Cincinnati
Brown
Cinccinnati
Burns seeks Pelkey Smith match after touring
In July in neouver British Columbia Jomamy Burns manager of Arthur Pel key the claimant of the world heavy weight title halted for a couple of hours. Burns said he would like a match with Gunboat Smith against Pelkey but there is no match in sight and arrangements will be after their theatrical tour. Also in July 2 at Grant Park intercollegiate meet Michigan led in points with 16 while Southern California had 15 and Chicago 13. Oak Park high and Kohler dominated events with Goeritz leading decathlon. Boston sold pitcher Thomas O'Brien to Chicago after Denver stint.
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British Columbia
Jomamy Burns
Arthur Pelkey
Pelkey
Portland
Burns
Ike
Gunboat Smith
Pelkes
Ateage
University of Michigan
Oak Park High
Kohler
Ann Arbor
Aan Arbor
Fred Kelly
California
Hart
Michigan
Illinois
Cortiz
Hunter
Southern California
University of Chicago
Brigham Young
Harry Goeritz
Oak Park
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