Senators Swat Four Pitchers For Tigers
Washington pounded four Detroit pitchers for 17 hits today and won 10 to 6. Detroit struggled against Walter Johnson until the fifth when he eased up and Washington scored four runs. Batteries Johnson and Atnemith. ind Cunningham Coveleakie Mitchell and Stanage.
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Walter Johnson
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Atnemith
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Coveleakie
Mitchell
Stanage
Plent y of Hits in Seattle Vancouver Ball Game
Vancouver built a big early lead with a strong pitching sequence and Seattle struggled to mount offense. Final score shows Vancouver nine runs to Seattle six, with notable batting and fielding from Acosta Clink Cadman Dailey Alexander and T Cunningham.
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Davey Prepares to Fight for Montana Club Transfers
Butte baseball president W H Davey flies to Spokane for a Northwestern league directors meeting to press for transferring Vancouver to Montana towns, potentially keeping Tacoma and Rosebud in the circuit and risking a Montana league if the coast towns balk.
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Davey
Montana
Northwestern League Leaders in Hitting and Extras
The record shows leaders across batting categories like three-base hits, two-base hits, and total extra bases. Key names include Kelly, Stokke, Hamilton, Harper, Gardner, Brown, and Zamlock, with standout totals such as Harper 63 total extra bases and Kelly 63 combined counts in various events.
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Kelly
Leard
R. Brown
Jackson
McGinnis
W. Cunningham
Harper
Hamilton
Me Kenger
Johnson
Carman
Morse
Stokke
Snyder
Bennett
Flagsted
Zamlock
Leifer
eGinnis
Marshall
Stumpf
Lafayette
Murephy
Hillyard
Falgsted
Murphy
Messenger
Gardner
Carma Thompson
Johnean
Grant
Kelly Johnson
Dugdale Predicts End Of Northwestern League This Week
A meeting of Northwestern League directors is set for Spokane to decide how long the league will last. Dugdale Brown and Blewett altered Seattle’s schedule with teams staying home or moving, while Spokane will play Butte seven days more. If Montana cities oppose, directors may vote to quit by week’s end.
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W. H. Davey
Butte Baseball Corporation
Spokane
D. E. Dugdale
Seattle Giants
Bob Brown
F.C. Farr
Dugdale
Bower
R. L. Blewett
Davey
Butte
Great Falls
Seattle
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Beattle
Brown
Rob Brown
Vancouver
British Columbia
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Standard
Giants
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Copper State
Rose Hall
Great Palla
Hants
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Hall
Blewett
Western Amateur Opens Amid International Entries and War-Driven Absences
The Western Amateur golf championship will open at Midlothian Country Club with 175 entries, the first national event to attract players from England and Argentina after the USGA suspended amateur and open events. Notables include Francis Outsmet, John G. Anderson of New York, Jesse Guilford, John Mays of Buenos Aires, J.S. Worthington of Bunningdale, and Bobby Jones from Atlanta.
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Chicago
Jagsewe Tym
Midlothian Country Club
United States Golf Association
Charles Evsine Jr
Western Golf Association
Francis
Associaton
John G. Anderson
New York
Jesse Guilford
Massachusetts
John Mays
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
J.S. Worthington
Bunningdale Club
England
Red Cross
Heinrich Schmidt
California
Charles Vans Jr
Dle. Sawyer
Ainett Seckel
South
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Perry Adair
Nother
Atlanta Hos
Reuben G. Bush
New Orleans
Butte Weather Halts Rain Delayed Baseball Thriller
In a soggy affair McCart and Dickerson homered as Butte led 11 to 8 before a downpour forced the game to be called after seven innings. Dickerson pitched until rain intensified. Gardiner and Harper sparked a flurry of runs as the Tigers built a lead before the Miners countered with big hits. The field became a sheet of water and time was called as the umpire declared the game over with Butte on top.
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Clark Dickerson
Butte
Harry Gardner
Cusick
Dickeron
Tigers
Kame
McCarl
Hillyard
Grant
Ryan
Kafora
Nick Dickerson
Harry Harper
Flagsted
Tat
Stevens
Lepan
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Garrity
Garri
Warren
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Dickerson
Miners
Smith
Johnson
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Gardner
Py Lepana
Posmith
Ak Johnson
A Hottman
Mmecarl
Ie Hillyard
Ab . Grant
Tacoma
Hoftman
Metarl
Hoffman
Flagster
Kanes
Thompson
Three I league may not start next spring due to war
Chicago July 8 The Three I league suspended its season and may not attempt to start next spring unless war conditions improve. Clubs lost about 25000 in eight weeks. Players will be paid in full from club guarantees. Peoria, in good financial shape, hopes to acquire South Bend franchise and join the Central League, earning the Three I title for the suspended season. Pacific Coast League results listed follow.
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Three 1
Tearney
Peoria
South Bend
Two New Players for the Miners
Gar rity released to the Tacoma club as Bun Hemphill and Ed Roland join from the Trolley league. Wee Smith reports to Butte for Tuesday’s Spokane game while Ayan is again cut amid lingering prejudice.
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McCarl
Rabbit
Hester
Mecinnity
Iron Man
McCart
Review of the Week in the Big Leagues
National League lead shifts show New York widening its advantage as Philadelphia and Chicago falter. Giants stout batting and pitching pace help Boston, Brooklyn, St. Louis compete for spots while Chicago slides to fourth. In the American League Boston gains, Chicago steady, New York slips to fourth, Cleveland rises, and Kansas City drives in the American Association with a hot late stretch.
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Mitchell
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American Association Scores and Standings Snapshot
A condensed score roundup shows St. Paul 0 8 Kansas City 2 with Minneapolis 15 4 Milwaukee 23 and Toledo 4 1 Indianapolis 5 4 Columbus 1 11 Louisville 2. The fragment lists team pairings and results in a historical American Association context.
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