Powers Win From Anodes In 15 Inning Fight
In a long Independence Day clash at Clark park, Black-Pitts and Clarks traded fireworks. Pitts won 4 to 3 after 15 innings as Oscar Bowers allowed seven hits while Joe Carmody and Walby supplied key timely plays for the winners.
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Anodes
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Butte
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Pittmen
Oscar Bowers
Pitts
Frank Setzer
Washington Collegian
Phil Hovey
Amos Hickey
Shamptons
Hickey
Walley
Hovey
Clark
Stan
Joe Carmody
Walby
Sena
Escallier
Taylor
Lefty
Leavers
Keeley
Setzer
Otters
Rome
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Eeley
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Rathjen
Martin
Deidara
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Hariton
Vane Wirate
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Montana’ Powers
Ae Anaconda
Montana Powers
The Noahs Ark Baseball Satire by Grantland Rice
A 1904 New York Tribune piece mimics sports prose with playful mythic players like the elephant, kangaroo, antelope, and lion in a mock baseball lineup. Kid Noah ribbing Connie Mack and Tris Speaker are named, weaving biblical imagery into a critique of early major league figures.
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Tris
Connie Mack
Kid Noah
Baseball and golf swing contrasts spark sporting note
Noah discusses swing mechanics with Hornsby and Sweetser, contrasting hands and body use in baseball and golf. The Cubs rise with a new leader Bill Kilifer and youth, while Jackson Scholl shows rapid returns. A playful glossary of golf terms accompanies the piece.
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Noah
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Jess Sweetser
Game notes show Clarks loss on bunt misplay and windy shower
The report details a rough early inning with Taylor tripling and a bunt mishap by Keeley leading to a close play at home. Setzer’s wild throw, a bruised Taylor, and defensive miscues by Keeley and Bloodgood shape the Pitt plate action. A shower drenches the game, gusts affect a windblown fly, and Leavers and Zim make a late defensive miscue amid the wet conditions.
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Delbarba
Henry
Bloodgood
Keeley
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Bloodecca
Leavers
S Goobie
Hymerman
Alagie
Toft
Ieee
Chariton
Clark
Boyer
Rathjen
Excallier
Bowers
Delbarie
Wathy
Walby
Wis
Hickey
Zimmerman
Pitt
Carmody
Wally
Vancrificery
Tait
Hovey
Clarke
Pitts
Clarks
Setzer
King
Welby
Sarazen Wins Carter Handicap in Historic Run
In New York, Sarazen captured the Carter Handicap in his second start this year as Brainstorm finished second and Ordinance third with jockey Sande in the saddle.
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Associated Press
New York
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Brainstorm
Ordinance
Sande
Jimmy Murphy Wins Kansas City Classic
Associated Press reports Jimmy Murphy won the Kansas City Classic in a dramatic race. Details are garbled but indicate Murphy’s victory over rivals with notable driving moments and a finish highlighted by speed and endurance in a major Kansas City event.
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Jimmy Murphy
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Yankees Cop Two From Washington
The report details a baseball game where New York Yankees defeated Washington in a doubleheader. Key players and lineups from the Philadelphia wire story are noted, with mentions of pitchers and batters contributing to the outcomes across both morning and afternoon sessions. The article presents standard wire-service briefing of the score and participating individuals.
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REDS
Pittsburg
Res
Pirates
Luque
Cincinnati
Rae Agit
Hargrave
Rixey
Benton
Har- Brave
Meadows
Morrison
Gooch
Giants Split Bill With Philadelphia
New York and Philadelphia split a holiday doubleheader with the Giants winning 7 to 2 in the first game and losing 5 to 2 in the second. Batteries were Ring Couch and Wilson for New York, and Mitchell Henlins Nehl Dean Maun Gowdy Almamith for Philadelphia.
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New York Giants
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Beares
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Couch
Wilson Barnes
Snyder
Mitchell and
Henlins Nehl
Dean, Maun and Gowdy
Almamith
Powers win 6 5 in 15 innings at Anaconda
A 15 inning thriller between the Angdes and the Montana Powers ended 6 to 5 in favor of the Powers. The game featured a record number of double plays, numerous errors shaping the late scoring, and a decisive rally in the fifteenth inning driven by Ryan and Cleary.
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Montana Powers
Anaconda
Powers
Thornton
Homer
Sells
Anacon
Stokke
Jovick
Inter
Marquis
MeIver
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Riley
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Meuter
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Powerites
Selle
Baker
Garde
Sella
Tucker
Rolfe
Ridings
Philips
Anodes
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Tyrus Cobb
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Jackson Scholl
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