Indians Romp Home With Third Game Victory
The Spokane Indians crushed the Butte Iron Men as Rube Evans earned his 14th win against three losses. The offense chased Joe McGinnity from the mound early, with Levin, Harper, and Kippert driving in key runs. Evans dominated after the first inning, while Stokke closed it out, giving Spokane a strong hold in the pennant race.
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Grover set Norwest league fielding record with 151 straight chances
Roy Grover of Butte, at second base, set a Northwest league mark by handling 151 straight chances without an error after a six assist game. Lively play from Coltrin at third drew fans’ praise while crowd noise and umpire remarks added to the page’s colorful scene.
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Same Old Terror Against Athlets
Detroit triumphed 9 to 4 over Philadelphia as Cobb starred with two infield hits three stolen bases and a sensational catch off Lajoie. The Detroit offense broke open late after a shaky middle, while Philadelphia’s problems mounted in the later innings.
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Kallio Steadier Than Leonard In Pinches In Great Falls
Great Falls beat Tacoma 7 to 1 as Kallio pitched steadier than Leonard amid ten Tacoma hits. Bennett, Hester, Killilay and Pappa homered for Great Falls. Toekel broke his foot sliding into second and will be out of the game.
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Brown confirms Vancouver team stays home for season
Vedal dispatch notes Bob Brown announces the Vancouver club will play out the schedule as arranged and make no transfer. He cites Saturdays as legal half holidays in British Columbia giving Sunday-like crowds, urging the team to remain home through the season for league stability.
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Giants Start West With Victory Over Pirates
Cooper exited after five innings as New York defeated Pittsburg 12 to 6 in a heavy hitting game. Giants and Pirates combined for 19 and 14 hits respectively. Pirates committed six errors. Adams relieved to finish the game after seven runs in the next four innings. Schedule lists Boston at Chicago and more.
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Acosta Knocked Out Early As Giants Defeat Vancouver
Seattle da tec Vancouver rolled to a 6 to 0 win over Vancouver as Acosta lasted only two thirds of the first inning before leaving the mound. In Seattle, third baseman Menges was rushed to the hospital with appendicitis and underwent an operation. he will not play again this year.
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Chick Evans Seeks Amateur Title To Match Open Win
Port Light notes Chick Evans of Chicago remains hungry for major triumphs after winning the open championship. Evans aims to add the amateur title to his Open win, hoping Merion and Philadelphia's September event deliver the final edge over Travers and Ouimet, with psychology possibly swinging in his favor.
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Evans Tops Merion Field in Amateur Championship Hopes
The article outlines Evans and Ouimet’s rivalry, with Travers, Garaner, Kirkby, Marston and others in a stacked field at Merion. It predicts Evans will pursue the title, praises his skill, and notes Chicago’s rise as a golf stronghold alongside Gardner and Evans. The piece envisions a possible Merion clash between Evans and Travers in match play.
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