New York Clinches Series With Doubleheader Split
In New York, Mogridge’s pitching and timely hitting power the Yankees to a 2-0 second game win and a four to two series victory over Chicago after a 7-5 first game rally. Ruth homers in game one as Faber Kerr Schalk suffer. Cicotte Mo ridge Schalk Ruel in game two. St. Louis tops Philadelphia as Sisler belts a homer, Dugan's triple sparks late rally. Cleveland defeats Boston in 11 innings with quartet pitchers, Walters misplay and Wambigan fly and miscues clinching 9-8 win.
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New York
Chicago
Ew York
Mogridge
Ruth
R. H. E. Chicago
Faber
Kerr and
Schalk
Quinn
McGraw
Ruel
Cicotte
Ridge and
Boston
Cleveland
Fortune
Karr
Jamieson
Chapman
Walters
Wambigans
Morton, Niehaus
Uhle
Bagby
O'Neill
Detroit Braves Double-Header Triumphs Over Washington
Detroit wins both ends of a July 26 double header with Washington 7 6 and 2 1. In the first game Bush scores from first on Hale's Texas league single to center for the decisive run in the 15th inning. Ehmke and Shaw duel in the second as Detroit edges Washington 2 to 1.
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Washington
Detroit
Bush
Hale
Ehmke
Shaw
Oldham
Davis
Ainsmith
Courtney
Snyder
Schacht
Erickson
Picinich
Rh. H. EZ
Stanage
Chicago Nationals Sign Two Pitchers
The Chicago Nationals signed two pitchers, Joe Jaeger an overseas veteran from St. Cloud Minnesota who will report at once, and Perry Jones of the Eastland club in the West Texas league who will report after the season ends.
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Chicago
Chicago Nationals
Joe Jaeger
Fort Sheridan
Perry Jones
Eastland Club
Jaeger
St. Cloud
Minn
Jones
St Louis signs Oakdale players in Louisiana league deal
Oakdale outfielder Earl Preuss and pitcher Sid Gonsoulin, members of the Louisiana league Oakdale club, have been signed by the St. Louis Americans as announced today in Oakdale Louisiana.
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ST. Louis
Oakdale
Earl Preuss
Sid Gonsoulin
Oakdale Club
St. Louis Americans
W&s
Last frame disastrous for Timber Butte team
North Butte rallied in the seventh inning to score four runs and beat Timber Butte 4 to 1 at Timber Butte grounds. Foley held North Butte hitless until the seventh, then wild pitches and errors opened the door. Delaney and Bien contributed key plays to seal the comeback with Croswell?
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Timber Butte
North Butte
Foley
Timber Butte Grounds
Millmen
Delaney
Doc James
Dick Boyer
Bien
Dawson
Lyon
Carroll
James
Steck
Lou Boyer
Lyons
Manley
Cady
Sourbier
O’brien
Curry
Marshall
O'Brien
Blackwood
Babe
Orth Butte
Coady
Eeeenewe
Bee Das
P. Slisass
Eeeere
Eerreee
Sourbig
Stock
Eee
Ewer
Weeeeeed
PO Lyons
C . Ee Wees
D . Boyer
Timber
League Leaders Nose Out Rivals in Cincinnati and Chicago
Brooklyn edged Cincinnati 3 to 2 as Duncan stood out in the fielding for the Tour. Batteries Grimes Miller Eller Wingo. Chicago defeated Boston 9 to 4 after a late overhaul of hits. Hendrix replaced Carter as Boston batted early.
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Hendrix
Cubs
Carter
Boston At Mercy
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Duncan
Grimes
Miller
Eller
Wingo
Chicago
Boston
R. H. EF
Scott
Watson
O'Neill
Wilson
Killefer
Babe Ruth Adds Another Homer in Major League Record
New York July 20 Babe Ruth of the New York American club hit his thirty second home run of the season off pitcher Faber in the first game with Chicago. The ball cleared the right field stands with no runners on base.
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New York
Babe”’ Ruth
New York American Club
Faber
Chicago
Montana golfers to meet in Butte
The Butte Country club hosts 75 golf enthusiasts for the Montana state association tournament August 5 to 8. Players from Anaconda Great Falls Helena Billings Kalispell Lewistown and other cities attend with many women. Be Barker of Butte the state champion for two years will likely win again. Delegates from the Montana State Bankers association are invited to tea, dance, reception and supper on August 7 with bankers wives and club members.
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Montana
Butte
Silver Bow Club
F. W. McCrimmon
Anaconda
Great Falls
Helena
Billings
Kalispell
Lewistown
BE. J. Barker
Barker
Montana State Bankers Association
Red Lancelot winner in first day events
Kalamazoo Midh July 20 Charlie Valentine piloted Fred Lancelot to victory in the first day of the Grand Circuit meet winning the 20 09 Park American event with two straight heats. Pop Geers won two events including the 2:16 trot with Herbelyn and the 2:08 trot with Peter June. Princess Mary driven by Fleming won the 2:07 pace after finishing sixth in the first heat.
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Kalamazoo
Midh
Charlie Valentine
Fred Lancelot
Symbol S. Forrest
Pop” Geers
Herbelyn
Norman Dillon
Peter June
Princess Mary
Fleming
Sports score line from multiple West Coast teams
A compact round of standings shows Seattle at 16, Salt Lake 4, San Francisco 2, Oakland 6, Los Angeles 1, Vernon 3, Portland 0 0, and Sacramento 5 2, indicating current win loss counts across the listed cities and teams.
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Balt Lake Eree
Vernon Eee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
If Portlanad
Sacramento Ee
Beattie Ee
Oakland
Seattle
Salt Lake
Vernon
Portland
Sacramento
Granite Stars Beat Jensen Cubs 1 to 0 in Tight Battle
Amateur baseball last night saw Granite Stars edge Jensen Cubs 1 0 in a well played game. Battery for Granite Stars was Malloy and Healy. Jensen Cubs pitcher battery included Lefty Dourig and Kaiser Douris.
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Granite Stars
Jensen Cubs
Malloy and Healy
Lefty” Dourig
Elks Plan Big Picnic Sunday August 8
Committees from the Butte lodge of Elks prepare for the annual picnic to be held Sunday August 8 with new entertainment lines. Committee heads include Archie McTaggart sports Joe Roberts concessions Frank Bigelow publicity Harry Rumsey accommodations John Troup transportation Jack Connors automobiles Frank Savage and Frank Riley information. The state Elks convention will be in Billings August 12 to 14 with a special train for Butte Elks leaving 10 10 p m August 11 over the Burlington. Fortify reservations by calling the club at 240.
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Butte Lodge of Elks
Order
Archie McTaggart
Joe Roberts
Frank Bigelow
Harry Rumsey
John Troup
Jack Connors
Frank Savage
Frank Riley
Rev F L Moore to preach at Floral Park Church
Word reached Floral Park Congregational church that Rev F L Moore secretary of the Congregational Home Missionary society will be in Butte Sunday to preach at Floral Park in the evening. He formerly was home missions secretary in Colorado and will spend several days reviewing Harrison avenue churches. He is currently in Billings addressing the training school for preachers.
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B. E. Crane
Floral Park Congregational Church
F. L. Moore
Congregational Home Missionary Society
New York City
Butte
Floral Park
Moore
Home Missions
Colorado
Harrison Avenue
Billings
Michael Kelly Dies From Mine Blast Injuries
Michael Kelly a known Butte roiner died at a local hospital from injuries suffered in a mine blast the previous Saturday. He was 36, born in Ireland, survived by three Helena schoolattending orphans, a widow, seven brothers in various cities, five sisters, and Irish relatives. Burial from 1107 Gallatin street to be announced later.
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Michael Kelly
Butte
Ireland
Gallatin Street
Two men charged in liquor violation case
Captain O'Donnell and Detective Larkin arrested William Callaghan at 8 West Copper Street and confiscated a whiskey-making plant with several gallons of moonshine. He is held for federal prosecution. Dan Foley was arrested last night for operating a whiskey still at 341 East Broadway.
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O'Donnell
Larkin
William Callaghan
West Copper Street
Dan Foley
East Broadway
Butte Briefs Highlight Local News Items
Short notices from Butte report births at 1019 East Galena and 115 South Emmet, visits by Mrs. Rafish and Florence Driscoll, and a Grace Methodist Ladies’ Aid gathering hosted by Mrs. Ole Thompson. Other items note gambling charges for Deny Katkos and James Miller, picnic plans for St John parish, street surfacing progress, and a new bank property purchase by Barton Dakin. Weather expects little temp change. dairy health watch to protect children.
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Thomas Barker
East
Galena Street
H. Rafish
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Florence Driscoll
New York City
Canada
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Methodist Church
Ole Thompson
Placer Street
David Rule
John Toomey
South Emmet Street
Deny Katkos
James Miller
South
Wyoming Street
Grimes
Thomas Calpin
Barton Dakin
Yegen Bank
Paul Billingsley
Broadway
Court House
St. John the Evangelist Church
Lake Avoca
Father MacDonald
Jake Oliver
Erickson
Mr. Erickson
Marshall Wins Masters Chess Title in Atlantic City
Frank J. Marshall of New York United States champion won the Masters tournament in Atlantic City by defeating George D. Nidich of Cornell University in the final round.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Frank J. Marshall
New York
United States
George D. Nidich
Cornell University
Briggsbhys Dinner Obligation Prompts Return Visit
A Boston Transcript line shows Mrs Exe and Mr Exe planning to host the Briggsbhys for dinner to repay a past social misfortune. They agree they owe them a pleasant evening and intend to reciprocal hospitality to set things right.
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Mrs. Exe
Mr. Exe
Boston Transcript
Harding campaign gains pace with front porch plan
El A S stage gathering reports show Harding pressing foreign policy debate while allies predict strong reach across states. Frank Willis and James Darden signal optimism from New York to the Pacific, as Mansfield finds itself first to host a front porch reception with a July 31 Mansfield delegation joining the tour.
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League of Nations
Wilson
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
New York
James G. Darden
Pacific Coast
Willis
Darden
Far West
Findlayites
Mansfield
Harding
Gardens Girls Defeat Clark Playgrounds In Softball Victory
At Clark playgrounds last night the Senior girls Columbia Gardens in door baseball team defeated Clark playgrounds 28 to 15. Lineups include Annie Meehan and Anna Moore for Columbia Gardens while Lois Wilson and Adelaide Riley start for Clark playgrounds.
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Clark
Columbia Gardens
Clark Playgrounds
Annie Meehan
Anna Moore
Alice Blewett
Helen Fymone
Jane Osborne
E. Ladendorff
Mina Jones
McDonald
Vida Mathews
Lois Wilson
Adelaide Riley
Margaret Casey
Two Eliminations in Tennis Singles at Northwestern Tourney
Minneapolis on July 20 reports L H Wardner of Chicago ousting John Adams of Minneapolis in the first round by 6-0 6-2. Joe Armstrong of St Paul beat Hutchinson of St Paul 6-3 6-0. R V Muir of Fargo won by default over Vincent Richards of Yonkers to reach the second round. In doubles Ward Guarton and John Adams of Minneapolis defeated Joe Armstrong and John McGee of St Paul 8-6 11-9 6-4.
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Philadelphia
Sisler
St. Louis
Jacobson
Dugan
Welch
Perkins
Burwell, Davis and Severeid
Moore
Minneapolis
L. HH. Wardner
Chicago
John Adams
Northwestern
Deephaven
Joe Armstrong
St. Paul
Hutchinson
R. V. Muir
Fargo
N. D
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
N. Y
Ward Guarton
John McGee
Butte Trapshooters Shine in Idaho Tourney in Wallace
Two Butte marksmen Renfro and O'Brien dominated the Wallace Idaho registered trapshooting tourney. Renfro tied high gun at 147 with Seckle, while O'Brien tied for second at 145 and won the Everding trophy after a shootoff with Holohan. Porter of Kellogg won the Bollinger trophy with a perfect score. about 60 competitors entered.
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Butte
Renfro
O'Brien
Idaho
Wallace
Herbert A. Maillet
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Rentro
Seckle
Boise
O’brien
Holohan
Burley
Porter
Kellogg
Rotten draw is decision in 12 round bout
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Springfield Ohio reports referee Ollie Pecord of Toledo ruled a rotten draw after Indianapolis fighter Jerry Dalton and Cincinnati challenger Johnny Shelvin finished their 12 round bout last night.
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Rotten
Springfield
Ohio
Ollie Pecord
Toledo
Jerry Dalton
Indianapolis
Johnny Shelvin
Cincinnati
Local Score Line Stumbles in Incomplete Report
Game fragment shows Louisville tied with St Paul at low totals while Indianapolis and Minneapolis post uneven results. Toledo and Kansas City exchange points, Columbus leads Milwaukee before text cut. No final results available.
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Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
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Russell
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