Hendrix Wins Game For Butte In Offbeat Showdown
Rowdy Hendrix led the Iron Men to an 18 to Fenarix victory on the home lot, earning his second win of the season as Pat Enstiey struggled on the hill. The game featured nineteen hits, three homers, a triple, and two doubles, with Eastley and Raymond among the standout performers for the coast-club visitors before the Clam Diggers rallied late.
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Tenley Raymond
Pat Enstiey
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Dug
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Cunningham
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Giddings
Hillyara
Hillyard
Kippert
Dutch Moftman
Lings
Wastley
Hofman
Bankhead
Levin
Butte Road Club Status Probed In Tough Season
A reader asks if Butte is a stronger road club than at home as home record stands 21 15 and road 18 19. The report details injuries to Stokke Roberts and McGinnity, Mike Levin fielding issues, and notes Spokane debt and Williams batting practice to improve hits amid pennant pressure.
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Butte
Iron Men
Coma
Great Falla
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle
Williams
Indians
Tommy Collins
Spokane Beats Tacoma In High Scoring Baseball Game
Spokane defeated Tacoma 10 to 2 after a series of batting exchanges in the seventh and eighth innings. The Indians led throughout and secured a decisive victory in a hard hitting affair reflected in the late innings.
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Spokane
Tacoma
Indians
American Association and Western League Scores Report
Baseball scores from Columbus Indianapolis Des Moines and other cities show multiple games. Notable results include Minneapolis beating Milwaukee 11 to 6 and Omaha routing Topeka 16 to 4. Other games list Des Moines 1 over Des Moines and Lincoln 4 over Denver.
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American Association
Des Moines
Joseph
Sioux City
Wichitao
Lincoln
Denver
Omaha
Topeka
Boilermakers Fall to Anaconda in Local Ball Game
On the playground diamond the Spe ctator mine boilermakers lost to the Anaconda mine boiler makers by six to two. William Hollard ad The Riley led the Anaconda scoring while Doyle and Mul holland starred for the Speculators.
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Spectator Mine Boilermakers
Anaconda Mine Boilermakers
William Hollard
Riley
Anaconda’s
Doyle
Mulholland
Koob Misses Third Inning Seals Queers Tie at Fenway
Fenway Park hosted a 17 inning scoreless tie between Boston and St. Louis in a bet contest halted at darkness. Koob missed third base on a Miller drive, roping in a late threat as McNally tagged him. Mays left the game after a collision. The game featured strong defense and no scoring until the delay. The tie will be resumed as part of a doubleheader tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Innnings
Koob
Miller
McNally
Mays
Hartley
Severeld
Leonard
Agnew
State Fair harness race rules announced by secretary
Harness race conditions released for the state fair from Sept. 25 to 30 with no entry fees and purses: 60 percent to winner, 25 to second, 16 to third, 5 to banners. Races are mile heats best three of five, purses 8300 except free-for-all pace 400. Two starters per stable allowed but count as one entry. Missouri Driving Association meet Oct. 4–7 offers 2400 in purses for eight races plus 1000 for relays with 500 per event for men and women. Also notes about 1916 Elgin Road races being dropped after Chicago Automobile Club meeting. Lewborn, Hing retirements and Oldring signing with New York Americans.
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George 8. Klotz
Missoula
Interned Civilians To Be Sent To Their Homes
London officials reveal a British note proposing relief for interned civilians. Persons over 50 to be repatriated by their countries, ages 45 to 50 unfit for service to be sent home, remainder to be interned in equal numbers in a neutral country once a reply is received from Germany.
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London
Germany
Fed
Lord Robert
Great Britain
Blewett Looks for Portland in League
In Butte, R I Blewett and D B Dugdale discuss Portland joining the Northwestern league next year and criticize the Coast league. They praise Seattle plans, anticipate stronger gates with better weather, and consider acquiring Atchison or Schroeder to boost competitiveness. Baker of the New York Americans to miss a week after a foul ball incident.
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Butte
T Kame
Giants
Great Falls
Blewett
Portland
Dugdale
Tacoma
Helena
Vancouver
Spokans
Teague
Buncombe
Tom
Tenley Raymond
Atchison
Brooklyn
Eldred
Barham Routed as Great Falls Trims Vancouver
Great Falls dominated Vancouver with an avalanche of base hits, 12 runs to 2, as Sheehan and Hester sparked the offense. A contested pitch and near beaning of Manag added tension, while other Coast League scores showed San Francisco over Salt Lake and Vernon beating Los Angeles.
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Vancouver
Sheehan
Hester
Contest
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Haworth
Crisp
E Mcarate
Kelly
Toner
Hamilton
Brown
Fallman
Cheek
McArdle
Bennett
Meardle
Hier
Appa
Tone
Rixey Whaled by Cubs in Pinches in Chicago
Chicago edge Philadelphia to split series as Prendergast near no hit bid until eighth inning. Cubs gain lead with four runs, Kelly drives in first Chicago run. Pirates Banked: Boston shuts out Pittsburgh 3 to 0 with Ragan dominating. Yocinnings beat Cincinnati 3 to 2 in 10th. Burns scores on Killifer error and Kauf’s single.
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Dal
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Rixey
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Ragan
Boston
Harmon
Gowdy
Fitzpatrick
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Adams
Cooper
Wilson
Appleton Bumped as St Louis Tops Brooklyn 6–2
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 after Appleton allowed four runs in the fifth following a strong start. Williams pitched a masterly game for St Louis while Brooklyn’s offense managed limited baserunners. Batteries Appleton Coombs and McCarty Williams and Gonzales.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Williams
Appleton, Coombs
McCarty
Gonzales
Buckthorn Dies After Midrace Rupture at Hawthorne
Buckthorn, a track record holder owned by Jack Atkin of Lexington Kentucky, ruptured a blood vessel in the cerebrum and died after a half mile race at Hawthorne. The veterinary service confirmed the death, while the owner had previously refused $15,000 for the animal.
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Hawthorne
Buckthorn
Jack Atkin
Lexington
Inter
Atkin
The Neal Treatment for Drink Habit Clinic Ad
A historical newspaper notice promotes The Neal Treatment for alcohol habit at Neal Institute in Butte offering three day cure without injections. It invites readers to call 529 or write for information and notes Neal Institutes in Denver Salt Lake City and 60 other cities.
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Neal Institute
West Broadway
Butte
Neal Institutes
Denver
Salt Lake
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