Tucker's homer wins in the tenth inning
In a tense opener against Vancouver, Earl Tucker drives the winning run in the tenth after a standout five innings by Leifer. Jose Acosta ties the game in the ninth, while Brinker and Brown contribute late plays as Vancouver errors unlock the decisive Butte victory.
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Joe McGinnity
Earl Tucker
Earl
Vancouver
Tucker
Butte
Leifer
Dominion
Seattle
Staelf
Senor Jose Acosta
Brown
Russell
Roy Brown
Callahan
Follman
Murphy
Hoffman
Hamilton
Fitzsimmons
Calvo
Hillyard
Acouver
Ian
PO. Murphy
Brinker
R. Brown
Catlahat Rt
Hulgara
Tucke
Kipper
Hoffma
MeJannett
É Fer
Hoore
Hi Cheek
Foolman
Teussell
Cheek
Yankees Blanked by Cleveland Cast-Off
Willis Mitchell, veteran left-hander, shut out the Yankees 4 0 for Detroit in New York. Detroit broke a scoreless tie with three runs in the third aided by Vitt’s double and Bush and Hellman scoring on a passed ball. Markle left the game with an injury after Cullop was retired.
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Grover
Jellet
Ath
Lertn
Tohneon
Fetate
Huseetis
Ofering
Tucker
Kippert
Heamans
Fet
Hillyard
Russell
Telfer
Barham
Barhame
John
Eadie
Miter
Senor Calvo
Dewan
Don Porch
Tetefeta
Thes
New York
Willie Mitchell
Callop
Detroit
Mitchell
Yankees
Oldring
Cobb
Mutlen
Markle
Cullop
Bush
Hellman
Caldwell
Baker
Mogridge
Walters
Nanamaker
High Wind Wrecks Outfielders in Great Falls Game
Great Falls beat Seattle 7 to 6 as high wind hid miscues turned into hits. Two-base hits by Pappa Kelly and Altman plus a Boeckel home run led Seattle’s offense. Rose allowed 4 runs in 1 inning, Clark 10 in 7 innings. Western League results note Sioux City, Lincoln, Omaha, and Des Moines games.
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Seattle
West
AB. R. Hpo
A. F. Shaw
Morse
Cunningham
Eldred
Rome
Birc
Pappa
Kelly
Altman
Boeckel
Sheehan
Raymond
Om Wolfram
Clark
Strick
Rose
Wolfram
Lefton
Howell
Otal
Rritt
Anderton
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New York
Steele
Ames
Robertson
Feld
St. Louis Park
Louis
Perritt, Anderson and
Rariden
Steele, Ames
Gonzales
Kervarias and Connolly Set for Next Week Wrestle Off
Greek heavyweight Kervarias and Pat Connolly to headline a finish match at the Empire theater Friday night. Kervarias, a 225 pound grappler, has faced top opponents and posted a $1,000 for a rematch with Demetral after a drawn out 70 minute battle.
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Gus Kervarias
Pat Connolly
Empire Theater
Kervarias
Demetras
Demetral
Bill
Los Angeles
Crowley & Lockhart
American Association Scores and Standings Mixed Across Cities
In Toledo a game ended 10 9 with Toledo hosting Washington while Columbus and St Paul also played scores around 4 to 9 Indianapolis and Kansas City show 5 and Louisville results not fully clear. The fragment lists multiple city matchups in the American Association.
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Toledo
Washington
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Game forfeited as Tinker refuses to leave field
Chicago forfeited to Brooklyn by 9 to 0 after Manager Tinker declined umpire Byron’s order to leave the field. The game reached 4–4 in the tenth before a delay call and a balk ended it amid protests and a police request. Brewers: Marquard, Coombs, Myers, Vaughn, Archer, Fischer.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Tinker
Byron
Knabe
Hy Myers
Johnston
Vaughn
O'Mara
Amire
Cubs
Fischer
Fran
Marquard
Coombs
McConnell
Seaton
Jimmy Archer
RW. B
Marquard, Coombs and
Myers
Archer
Today’s Schedule Features NYC and Chicago Matchups
The schedule lists Hoston versus No 101 Brooklyn at Pittsburg New York facing Chicago and Philadelphia playing Cinenns. The fragmentary text names multiple cities and teams with unclear venues and spellings.
Reuther Baffles Tigers as Spokane Slams Indians, 4 to 1
Tacoma July 18 Spokane pitcher Reuther held the Tigers to one run while his team backed him to win the opener of the series 4 to 1. Perfect support from the defense and timely hitting propelled Spokane to the early lead.
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Reuther
Tigers
Indians
Tacoma
Spokane
Weeghman bids for Cincinnati manager Herzog
Cincinnati reports Charles Weeghman president of the Chicago National League club arrived to bid for local manager Charles Herzog. He conferred with August Herrmann, president of the Cincinnati club, and the offer was reported as under consideration. The text also notes scores from a separate baseball schedule in Los Angeles Salt Lake and San Francisco Vernon games.
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Butte
Bob Brown
Dominion
Fuummons
Cincinnati
Charles Weeghman
Chicago
Charles Herzog
August Herrmann
Weeghman
A Song of the OM-Trail and Baseball Notes
A fragmentary piece blends Kipling inspired vagabond imagery with baseball commentary. It discusses great outfielders and catchers from Cobb to Schalk, notes shifts in players McGraw era, and muses on season dynamics and rankings across Chicago New York Boston Detroit and Washington with a speculative tone on World Series chances.
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Pinces Andreevers
South
Cobb
Speaker
Texas
Jackson
Carolina
Robertson
Virginia
Burns
New York
Chicago
Cubs
Johnny Kling
Jimmy Archer
White Sox
Billy Sullivan
Ray Schalk
Kling
Archer
Sullivan
Schalk
West
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Deroit
Skylarks Sweep Pirates Again In Junior Baseball Showdown
The Skylarks defeated the South Butte Pirates for the third straight time, winning 22 to 13 on the West Side grounds. Batteries were Driscoll and Rowe for the Skylarks, with Van Duyne Beebe and Dunstan contributing in the win.
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Skylarke
South Butte
Telephone Men to Play At Columbia Gardens Sunday
An employee team from the Bell Telephone company of Butte and Helena will play a baseball game at Columbia Gardens Sunday morning. This is a return match after Butte won the first game from Helena.
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Butte and Helena
Bell Telephone Company
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Ing
Hele
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