Starkels In Form Wins For The Cats
Starkels dominated the game for the Cats as Aberdeen was blanked 2 to 0. Jocko Thomas pitched steadily for the Giants while Cornelius Starkell starred for Butte with crossfire and varied pace. Kreitz Dudley Stis and Hurley featured in key plays as No. 1 bested the visitors in one hour 35 minutes before 3 00 attendance at the park.
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Bill Hurley
Irby
Bennett
Starkell
Hurley
Brown
Cats
Streich
van Buren
Brinker
Householder
Dudley
Stis
Fitzgerald
Moore
No. 1
House Older
Kreitz
Cornelius Starkell
Ball Park
Giants
Butte
Aberdeen
Jocko Thomas
Russ Hall
Black Cats
Charlie Stis
Thomas
Jocko
Cartright
BR PO
Streth
Bringer
Wees
Pittsburg Soneere
Boettizer
Ee Bees
New York
Eeternas Eceess
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pelcesel
Evertere
Abrooklyn
Eeeeaee
Creteseees
AE Louis Seennee
Csre
Bermett
Oes
Eae Hurtey
Eos
Svete
Yeni
Swain
Eeesseare
Es Thomas
Pittsburg Wins NL Tilt In Extras Over Boston
Pittsburg nips Boston 3 2 in the tenth inning as Rae and Leever pitched for Pittsburg with Gibson backing. Flaherty and Smith provided defensive help while Umpires Rigler and Rudderham officiated.
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Pittsburg
Rae
Satees Progcom
Leever
Gibson
Flaherty
Smith
Rigler and Rudderham
New York Dominates Chicago 11 to 0 in Baseball Blowout
In Chicago on July 15 Tenny opened with a two base hit Bresnahan followed with a triple and New York kept the hits flowing to an 11 to 0 victory Batteries were Brown Pfister Overall Moran Wiltie and Bresnahan with umpires O Day and Johnstone providing the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tenny Today
Bresnahan
New York
Peer Lows
Brown
Pfister
Overall
Moran
Wiltie
O'Day
Johnstone
Phillies Take Opening Game From St Louis 5 1
St Louis hosts Philadelphia saw the visitors win 5 to 1 in the series opener. Batteries Reebe Karger Bliss McQuillen and Doomn noted. Umpire Emile.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
St Louis
Philadelphiace Ye
Reebe
Karger
Bliss McQuillen
Doomn
Emsilie
Cincinnati Wins Behind Late Rally Against Brooklyn
In Cincinnati on July 15 the home team led twice before clinching with a three run eighth inning. Brooklyn had led 4 0 earlier. Batteries were Spade Coakley and Schlei for Cincinnati and Pastorius Bell and Ritter for Brooklyn. Umpire Klem.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Se
Spade
Coakley
Schlei
Pastorius
Bell
Ritter
Klem
Northwestern League Carson Escalates In Second Inning Loss
Tacoma defeated Spokane 6 to 1 as pitcher Carson allowed a tough second inning after two outs. Galaski issued walks and hit two, then Jensen relieved and yielded four runs on two singles and a ringing double. Errors and wild pitches plagued Spokane early as Carson fanned Jensen with the bases loaded.
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Standard
Spokane
Wash
Tacoma
Carson
Jensen
Galaski
Hulen
Tigers
Hs Tacomé
Danny Shea
Denny Shea
Myapire- Cavurhers
Seattle over Beavers in spirited Seattle-Vancouver clash
Seattle beat Vancouver 8 to 3 at Seattle with a late rally after Vancouver led 3 2. Bennett homered with two on to seal it in the seventh, and a three hit eighth inning added two more for Seattle. Hayes pitched six strong, with Flannigan Sugden Hyatt driving runs for the Smwashes.
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Seattle
Wash
Vancouver
Falls City
Flannigan
Sugden
Hyatt
Boyle
McKune
R. H. E. Somcsong
Hayes, Boyle
Meets
Hickey
Frary
Washington Beats St. Louis 3 to 0 on Late Rally
Washington hammers four eighth inning hits off Bailey and scores in the eighth to defeat St. Louis 3 to 0. Batteries Burns Hughes Street Bailey Spencer.
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Washington
Bailey
St. Louis
R. H. BK
Burns
Hughes
Street
Spencer
Phillies and Chicago Split Doubleheader in City Run
In Philadelphia on July 15 Chicago and Philadelphia split a doubleheader. First game ended with Walsh and Sullivan securing the win for the Phillies as Vickers and Schreck pitched. Second game saw Chicago win 7 to 2 with Beirieanums on the mound and Phusgsionir near the plate.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
R. H. E. Mosca
Walsh and Sullivan
Vickers
Schreck
R. I. E. Chicago
Insenbticasseneys
Phusgsionir
Beirieanums
Detroit defeats Boston 5 to 1 in tied game
Boston made an error that allowed Detroit to bunch hits and win 5 to 1. Batteries Willetts and Schmidt for Detroit and Burchell Criger for Boston are listed. Also note Butte Aberdeen games scheduled for 3 pm with Harkness and Thompson to start the first game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Detroit
H. E. Pole Cole
Willetts
Schmidt
Burchell
Criger
Harkness
Thompson
England Wins Gold in Olympic Day One Events
Great Britain secures two golds and leads with four total medals as France and Sweden win one each. The United States earns one silver in the three mile team race, while Sweden's javelin record and France's tandem cycle win highlight a day of finals in London.
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London
Great Britain
France
Sweden
United States
England
Lemming
Greece
Norway
Germany
O. Scheff
Australia
H. Taylor
Beaurepaire
Foster
Scheff
Taylor
Austria
Holman
Persson
Seidel
Tolder
Hungary
Robinson
Eisele Competes Through Pain in Team Race
London report notes Bisele, a Spartan, endured a severe toe nail injury during the team race. He fought bravely despite pain and only complained after returning to the dressing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bisele
America
American and International athletes vie in heated track trials
The report lists finalists for the five mile and three mile team races with competitors from England the United States Sweden Canada Ireland and France. England wins the three mile team event in 14 minutes 39 35 seconds led by Wilson Robertson Deakin Hallows and Coates with Bonhag Dull Eisele Trube Cohn and others following for the United States.
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Bellars
Carr
United States
Svanberg
Landquist
Sweden
Hefferen
South Africa
Voigt
Murphy
Robertson
Owen
England
Meadows
Fitzgerald
Galbraith
Canada
H. A. Wilson
A. J. Robertson
H. E. Deakin
N. F. Hallows
W. C. Coates
George V. Bonhag
Irish- American Athletic Club
G. A. Dull
University of Michigan
J. L. Eisele
Princeton
New York Athletic Club
H. L. Trube
Cornell
Harvey W. C. Cohn
Eisle
Coates
Melvin W Sheppard Aims for NY Police Post
After winning at the London Olympics, Melvin W Sheppard faced rejection from the New York police for heart enlargement and arterial hardening. Civil service officials say a second examination will occur to consider him for the police force despite the disability.
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New York
Melvin W Sheppard
London
Civil Service Commissioners
Kiamesha II Dominates Mile Race At Pasadena
Kiamesha II, in Pasadena colors, led from the start and stretched clear to win by 15 lengths over Benvolio and the Duchess of Montabello. Jockey E. Clark kept the favorite under wraps, while Benvolio, Elevation, and others trailed. The card features the Anaconda stake with contenders like Mabel Hollender and Timothy Wen.
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Pasadena
Kiamesha II
Benvolio
Elevation
E. Clark
Clark
Kiamesha
Benowho
Duchess of Montabello
Timothy Wen
Northwest
L. C. Widing
Harry Stover
Seven Full
James A. Murray
Odds
Dixie Lad
Martin
H. Parker
Fwy
Barr
Stuart
I. Stanfield
Post
L. Stock Northwest
Kirschbaum
Hawke L. C
Kiameshai
E Clark
Benvolio Fa
McKinnon
Duc of
Azusa
Wnewes
Clifford
Harbor
Br. m
Clifford-Aranza II
Pasadena Stable
la Gloria
Huestis
Booger Red
Fischer
Barber
Maud
van Dusen
Rustling Silk
M. Nelson
Avon
Smith
Budapest
Joseph
Tom Shaw
C Miller
Oreath
Ch. m
Woolsthorpe
Monica
Racing at the track: big bets and dramatic finishes in crowded stands
Harbor lead dissolved as betting swelled around G H Missman and new books cut odds. Balerian and La Gloria posted strong performances while Lake and Salvage surged. Zella G. edged Ocilla for a narrow win and Black Domino dominated the opener.
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Harbor
G. H. Missman
Williams
Charles’ Oldham
Kansas City
Mark Moore
Oldham
Steve L'Hommedieu
Pasadena
Balerian
Ocilla
Grotto
Brady
Zella G
Bateman
la Gloria
Booger Red
Sam Sbarber
Rustling Silk
T. O'Donnell
Ethelbert
Black Domino
Columbia Maid
Zoe Young
Athgold
Lake
Lord Rossington
Marian Louise
Salvage
Happy Chappy
Playlit
Kamiss
Malrina
Fitz to Fight Ketchel in 20 Rounds in Spokane
Ruby Robert Fitzsimmons again seeks publicity by challenging Stanley Ketchel to a 20 round bout in Spokane. Fitz claims he is as good as ever and was the middleweight champion, thus Ketchel should meet him based on that claim.
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Spokane
Wash
Ruby Robert Fitzsimmons
Stanley Ketchel
Fitz
Ketchel
Horses And Horsemen At Local Race Night Revelry
Belle Brady defeated Mrs. Allen's John A. Mallon in a race prompting Captain Sack ett to plan a dinner at the Thornton Friday. Mrs. Allen bets $500 she can beat Belle Brady with her own racer. Jockey Kent left for London to tend his ill mother. Brennan's orchestra drew crowds in the German village. Various horses and bets feature across the night, with Baleman and La Gloria among winners and near misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Brady
Mrs. Allen
John A. Mallon
Kent
London
England
Brennan
R. R. Rice, Jr
Addie Hawkins
Zella Gwon
Charles Higgins
Kiamesha
la Gloria
Lake
D. C. O'Malley
Grotto
Pasadena
Baleman
Stewart Polk
Happy Chappy
E. Clark
Polk
Silver” English
Sam Barber
Harry Stover
Dick Williams
Jimmy Henley
Independent pitcher hurt by spray from slag pot
Addison Wilson pitcher for the Butte Independent team was struck in the face by sparks from a slag pot at the Butte Reduction works Tuesday night. Some particles affected his eyes but sight is not impaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Wilson
Butte
Butte Reduction Works
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