Quakers Win Battle as Red Sox Hold Top Spot
Philadelphia defeats Chicago in the first game of a doubleheader to claim first place, while the second game is halted by a thunderstorm. Other results include Boston beating Cincinnati 4 1, Brooklyn edging Pittsburgh 3 2, and New York beating St Louis 4 3 as the pennant chase tightens across the league.
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Northwesten League Baseball Game Report Summary
The West Side diamond hosted another lively game as Caledonia defeats Excelsior Station Juniors with a 16 to 1 score. Battery McAulitte Mugent led the win while Lefty Roach and Poole contributed strong performances for the Cubs.
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Poor Terriers Beaten In Wild Orioles Game
In a chaotic July matchup, Groom pitched wild and easy bails as Baltimore rebelled in the first inning. The visitors piled up runs, beating St. Louis 8 to 1 with Merbert pitching well early.
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Kiviat Expected To Hit Peak In Coming Mile Campaign
Abel Kiviat, national eight furlong champion, trained by Lawson Robertson, ran a solid mile at Travere Inland, meeting expectations for his prep. Fans note he may soon set a new world mark as Robertson primes the great miler for the season.
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Kiviats Aim for Fast Mile at Butte Meet
Abel R Kiviat the sensational mile champion plans a fast time at the Panama Pacific eastern tryouts on Harvard stadium track on June 26. He aims to beat four minutes and has earlier set a world best in the 1500 metres at Harvard. A big athletic meet is planned in Butte with special trains and fares for crowds to attend.
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Standings and weather affect Federal League talk in New York
A summary of club standings from St Paul to Omaha shows mixed results and postponed games due to wet grounds. In Kansas City on July 19 officials reiterated previous statements that the Federal League plans a large entry into New York next year, with neither James Gilmore nor the Newark club commenting on today’s conference.
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Spears Defeats Canadian Champion in Easy Billiards Win
George Spears routed Ryle, Canadian billiards champion, 600 to 357 yesterday in Marquette. Crowds of 300 watched as Spears showcased straight-rail play and aimed to meet Ryle again after a tour through Butte Deer Lodge and Missoula.
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Hamburg Derby Victory Amid Muddy Track Strife
The Deutsches Derby, famed as the era’s biggest sporting event, was won by Pontresina with jockey Pluerehke aboard, earning 125000 marks. Archibald’s Soleil faded to eleventh on a rain soaked track while Lan guardian ridden by Janek claimed second for Haniel’s stable as a crowded field of twenty starters confronted weather handicaps.
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Brand Circuit Races Open With Fast Open Mark In Cleveland
In Cleveland on July 19 three favorites won while a 2 year old trotting track record of 2:13 was set in the opening heat of the 195 clash of the campaign. Junel Hoy, an outsider, drew interest as Axworthy and Volga dominated the 2:08 stakes. Edgarton stakes and a notable heat featured Hat Sea Break at the stretch head.
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Simty Horses Ready at Deer Lodge Track
Billy Gemmell of Butte visits Deer Lodge to inspect horses and plan a Montana meet. He recruited owners from Denver letters urging racing to boost county fair finances. About six horses now in Deer Lodge with a possible limited meet starting July 23 amid a Chautauqua run and band performance.
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