Miners Take Close 5-4 Thriller From Butte Missoula
A high tension baseball clash at Columbia Gardens ends 5 to 4 with the Miners edging Butte after eight and a half innings. Wilson wins in a pitchers duel as Missoula capitalizes on early two run start and holds off late charges aided by key double plays and stout fielding. Great Falls and Helena contingents note the scene as excitement peaks and fans depart satisfied.
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Columbia Gardens
Leach
Wilson
Fitch
Mayer
Missoula
Claybourne
Kelly
Burns
Driscol
Keystone
Coe
Driscoll
Swain
Campbell
Ileason
Butte
Kane
Austin
Gleason Wilson
White Sox
Gardeners
Burne
H Bounder
Gleasons
Smith
Merkle
Sullivan
Gleason
Donohue
Great Falls Beats Helena In Eight to One Victory
Great Falls defeated Helena 8 to 1 as Helena struggled with pitching and defensive lapses. The win improves Great Falls from Helena in a one sided contest.
Tacoma Tops San Francisco Twice in Coast League Doubleheader
Tacoma beat the San Francisco team in both morning and afternoon games after trailing early. Lynch stole home in the morning as penalties and ejections sparked action, while San Francisco errors late in the second game let Tacoma seize critical opportunities. Batteries were Henley and Shea for Tacoma, Fitzgerald and Hogan for San Francisco. umpires Davis.
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Tacoma
San Francisco
Graham
Gochnauer
Lynch
Thomas
Reeves
Eave
Henley
Shea
Fitzgerald
Hogan
Mous Bie
Hontai Csei Ahlee Ohcacces
Hitt
Wilson
Davis
Los Angeles Beats Oakland in Twin Baseball Games
In San Francisco on July 9 Los Angeles defeated Oakland 7 to 2 in the morning game as Los Angeles’ bats heated up and Oakland errors hurt them. Hogan struggled while Moskiman’s wild throw helped Los Angeles plate two in the first inning. Afternoon game followed with Los Angeles winning 6 to 3 as Tozier and Kagerlberg worked. Umpire Perrine reported both halves.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
Hogan
Moskiman
R. H. FB
Goodwin
Eager
Wogan and Stanley
Perrine
R.uh
Regies Oneawes
Isccaeas
Ancan Chenees
Tozier
Kagerlberg
Burns
Portland Defeats Seattle in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
The locals played a miserably poor game as Portland won easily. Neither pitcher was hit hard and Seattle managed only one tally. Outfielder Hart joined Seattle. Batteries: Portland Fitzpatrick and Dashwood. Seattle Jessick and McLean. Umpire Bray.
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Seattle
Portland
Hart
Fitzpatrick
Dashwood
Jessick
McLean
Bray
Detroit Defeats Chicago In Fourth Of July Baseball
Detroit defeated Chicago 4 to 1 as they bunch their hits in the seventh aided by a sacrifice and error. Mullen pitched well for Detroit with White and Sullivan behind him. Attendance and other details unavailable. scoreline shows Detroit 4 Chicago 1 with runs, hits, and errors noted ambiguously in the clipped report.
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Chicago
Detroit
Muillen
Reese
Bain LY
White and Sullivan
Mullen
Doran
Cleveland Sweeps Doubleheader In Drizzling St Louis Rain
In a soggy St Louis doubleheader Cleveland won both games. The second game ended in the fifth inning due to heavy rain. Batteries listed included Morgan, Buchanan, Sugden for Cleveland and Dugan, Burns for the opposition.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
R.W. E
Morgan, Buchanan and Sugden
Dugan and
Burns
Sensational Fielding Stifles Reds Early Run Spark
National League game in Cincinnati saw St Louis score on a balk and three bases on balls in the first inning. Reds’ defense kept the visitors from scoring again as Batteries-Overall and Phelps, Taylor and Leahy anchored the action.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cincinnatis
RK. H. BE
Phelps
Taylor
Leahy
Chicago and Pittsburg Rally But Chicago Wins In Tie
Chicago and Pittsburg scored two runs in the fourth by bunching hits. Flaherty shut them out for eight innings, then unraveled in the ninth by issuing a walk and allowing a single and double to produce two runs. Game called in the tenth. Batteries Wicker Reulbach and ONeill Flaherty and Peitz.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Flaherty
R. HH. E. Omeorieg
Wicker, Reulbach
O'Neill
Peitz
Nationals Beat State Juniors 14 13 on Flats
The Nationals and State Juniors of Butte played a close game yesterday afternoon with the Nationals winning in the ninth inning 14 to 13. Eagan and ONeill were the winning battery, Williams and Muffile the losers. A highlight was Ryan’s long running catch in center field for the Nationals.
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Nationals
Butte
Eagan
O'Neill
Williams
Muffile
Ryan
Two Champions Matched for Detroit Grand Circuit Meet
Detroit July 9 Lou Dillon and 2nd Major Delmar, the only two minute trotters, will clash in a match during the Blue Ribbon meet at Detroit opening the Grand circuit July 24 to 28.
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Detroit
Mich
Lou Dillon
Delmar
Promoters chase Spokane baseball franchise deals hard
Rumors swirl around William Cody of Boise owning Williams' Spokane franchise and facing the Lucas outfit as construction for a new Recreation Park advances. Plans to move or create Northwest league teams include Spokane Butte and potential Coast league shifts. George Howlett and Ed Hutchinson tied to Victoria and Spokane talks as promoters seek a big league foothold.
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C. H. Williams
Spokane
William Cody
Boise
Cody
Butte
Williams
Lucas
Recreation Park
Tacoma
Montana
Seattle
Portland
California
George Howlett
Victoria
Ed Hutchinson
Howlett
Tennis Tourney This Week Between Butte And Anaconda
Butte and Anaconda tennis clubs prepare for a state metropolis tournament this week. Anaconda will travel by train Saturday to join preliminary singles and doubles matches, with about ten players per team and selections pending after this week's practice.
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Anaconda
Butte
M. A. Fulmer
Canadian Observatory Nears Full Completion
Ottawa reports the Dominion Astronomical Observatory is practically completed with the large telescope mounted. W F King and staff have moved in as observation begins. The 19 ft 6 in long 15 inch lens instrument can magnify up to 1500 times and the facility includes transit spectroscopic tools. Building cost 92000 dollars and telescope 14000 dollars, lens 3600 dollars.
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Ottawa
Dominion Astronomical Observatory
W. F. King
Canada
United States
Bishop Codman Indicted for Criminal Libel
Right Rev. Robert Codman Protestant Episcopal bishop of Maine is indicted for criminal libel. Plaintiff W H Gardner of Camden Missouri contends the bishop’s letter to a rector called him an ex communicated member. Gardner says he is not excommunicated though no longer in the church. The bishop calls the accusation petty. Lincoln county grand jury disagrees.
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Robert Codman
Maine
W. H. Gardner
Camden
Remarkable 20 inning baseball game in Boston
The Philadelphia Athletics and Boston champions played a 20 inning epic on the Fourth of July in Boston, the longest game of the season in the city and league. Young pitched all 20, with Waddell allowing four runs as Boston stranded 17 men. Davis homered for Philadelphia, Knight and Seybold made standout defensive plays, and attendance reached 12,856 for the tilt.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Boston Herald
Young
Waddell
Harry Davis
Rube
Parent
Tmrd
Athletics
Knight
Monte Cross
Ferris
Unglaub
Collins
Murphy
Love Cross
Young Knight
Seybold
Criger
Lord and Hoffman
Davis
Unglaubd
Selbach
Burkett
Stahl
Unglaub Sing
Fred Parent
Hoffman
Lord
Cross
Collins Ht
Schreck
Ungland
Seibach
Endurance Battle Ends With Boston Victory in Extra Innings
In a marathon 20 inning game, Boston prevails as Murphy scores the winning run after a sequence of fumbles and hits. Criger, Parent, and Burkett contribute multi hit handling while Criger owns three hits. Lord, Cross, and Ferris shine on defense as both teams push through fourteen scoreless frames before the decisive rally.
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Selbach
Parent
Burkett
Stahl
Cross
Schreck
Chick
Murphy
Davis
Athletics
Collins
Ferris
Pop
Hoffman
Knight
M. Cross
Af Young
Rube
Coatch
Lord
Boston
Unglaub
Monte Cross
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Cook Remedy CO
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Ill
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Miessoula
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Egan
Grimes
Crist
Helena
Whitney
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Seeree
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Goodman
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Canadian Observatory
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Wees
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DR. Dodd
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