Giants Fall to Butte as Meikle Dominates The Game
Meikle pitched effectively for Butte, besting Seattle 4 to 4 in a windy matinee. Rose struggled for the Giants while Meikle delivered key innings, with Johnson driving in the decisive run in the eighth. Butte’s defense and timely hits tied the series as Seattle faces a double-header tomorrow.
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Melkle
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O'Brien
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Dugdale Demands Split as Baseball Figures Clash
Spokai Dugdale presses to boost his pennant bid amid salary and roster disputes. The Northwestern Coast saga centers on players like James, Whalen, and Thompson, with Teague and MeJanet among others noted for recent moves. Injuries threaten lineup plans as discussions over player limits and farming era shifts fuel tension. Directors resist Dugdale’s pay demands as the season looms.
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Bill James
Northwestern Teague
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Wdale
Spokane
Eldred
Frisco
Seattle
MeJanet
Schroeder
Anaconda
Kippert
Eld
Hofman
MeJannet
Letty” Schroeder
Beatte
Dugdale
Two Mixups Divides Electrics Take First
Great Falls and Vancouver split a twin bill in July with scores 7 to 3 and 8 to 6. Brinker hit a homer, Kilray pitched well against Russell, and Vancouver rallied late in the opener. Hood and Clark each driven by Cheek and Crisp in both games.
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Brinker
Hame
Cals
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Russell
RWB
Cheek
Kil- May
Crisp
RHE
Hood
Clark
Tigers win in the tenth in Indian sport
Tacoma defeated Spokane 8 to 8 in a nine inning tie and extra runs in the tenth. Tacoma used three pitchers as Spokane tallied four runs to tie in the ninth before the Tigers pulled away. Tatterles Peterson Hartman Sutherland Baldwin Harstad Sheely Murray were noted for the home team.
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Sutherland
Baldwin
Harstad
Sheely
Murray
Double header at the Gardens features two fast games today
Two fast games scheduled at the Gardens this afternoon with four teams contending. Meaderville leads the standings with South Side close behind, as Excelsiors and East Side battle for positions. Other city updates include horse racing notes and baseball player trades.
Walter Johnson Wins Own Game With Ninth Inning Hit
Washington defeats Cleveland 8 to 2 as Walter Johnson drives in the winning run with a ninth inning single, scoring Williams from second with two out. Cleveland had two runs in the sixth after Johnson overthrew to center. Batteries Bagby Daly Johnson Arnamith Henry.
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Rae
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Henry
Christy Mathewson Considered Manager of Reds
New York reports say President Hempstead and Garry Herrmann discussed a trade involving Giants players for Charles Herzog, manager of Cincinnati. Pitcher Christy Mathewson and others were named in talks, with Herman confirming discussions and a possible managerial move pending Cincinnati approval.
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H. N. Hempstead
New York National League Club
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Giants
Charles Herzog
Cincinnati
Christy Mathewson
Larry Doyle
Arthur Fletcher
McKechnie
Herman
Mathewson
Cincinnat
Hempstead
Transfer Plan Rumor Involving Charlo Mei Neinnatt
A fragment hints at Charlo Mei Neinnatt being rented or transferred to another club if President Herrmann wishes to pursue a tradition. The note lacks clear dates or competing clubs. No further details are available in the readable text.
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Charlo
Neinnatt
Herrmann
Honus Wagner tops weekly NL batting list in Chicago
Honus Wagner raises his average to .833 and climbs to third in the National League among batters after last Wednesday’s games. The piece notes Robertson leading NL hitters and Daubert cutting the gap to .426. also covers steals leader Max Carey and others, plus American League leaders Speaker and Jackson and Detroit’s team hitting at .258.
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Jake Daubert
Max Carey
Pittsburg
Max Flack
Williams
Buri
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Rixey Philadelphiass
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Joe Jackson
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Sister
St. Loui Strunk
Philadelphia
Louis
Felsch
Per Cullop
Morton
Mays
H. Covelenkle
Coveleakt Faber
Russell
Chicago grain and livestock market report shows price gains
In Chicago markets July 15 extensive black rust fears spurred buying with grain futures up and wheat leading gains. July wheat 1.11 from 1.08 to 1.12 range, September 1.19 on strong export demand while corn and oats also advanced. Provisions rallied as grain strength persisted, with estimates of up to 1 million bushels moved to Europe from seaboard shipments.
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Kansas
One Fatal Accident Marred Speedway Race
Omaha July 15 Dario Resta won the 180 mile race at 98.35 mph with a 1 hour 21 minute 27.91 second time. Tom Milton and Ralph Mulford finished second and third. A sixth lap crash saw Alvo Franchiscar jump the track, while Dan Columba suffered a broken rib. Jack Gables wrecked a tire in the seventh lap and the tireless mechanic was hospitalized after fainting from heat.
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Dario Resta
Tom Milton
Ralph Mulford
Eadie” “Tuckenbacher
Neatat
Alvo Franchiscar
Fravel Teashot
Dan Columba
Hil Trechaniclan
Jack Gables
Murphy wins American Derby at Dodge track
American Derby won by Murphy aboard Dodge. Weher and Frankin placed second and third as crowds gathered at Hawthorne track for a six-race program the first since 1904. Afternoon games in Butte City League featured Excelsiors vs East Side and South Side vs Meaderville. Also schedules listed for American Association Western and Coast leagues with multiple matchups across Des Moines Toursville Salt Lake and San Francisco. Amateur Baseball notes Pirates edge loss to Sky-Turks as lineup adjusts.
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Archer's Home Run Wins In The Ninth
Jimmy Archer's ninth inning homer gave Chicago a 4 to 8 victory over Brooklyn. Pitching held with scattered hits and a late rally. The Cubs benefited from Wheat's triple and Dawes' features in a tense late game.
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Brooklyn Toost
Vaninge
FE Enicare
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Japan takes honors at New York tennis championship
Utica New York July 15 Japan captured the New York mate tennis championship trophy here today. Since J Griffin off courts of the club Tebiva um magne won three straight sets. Amity to cover territory and a pushing spin of the ball gave the Japanese player the contest.
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Amity
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