Beavers Triumph in Lopsided Thad Staunch Effort
Vancouver Beavers crushed Butte Beavers 42 to 2 as Thad Callahan shut out Butte through most of the game. Fitesimmons and Leifer held steady for Vancouver, with Calvo, Doty and Brinker driving key runs. Hamilton and Johnson homered for Vancouver in a clash marked by miscues and a one-sided score.
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Taking Five Pitchers For Vancouver Butte Tilt
A 2:18 start game sees Jose Acosta of Vancouver facing southpaw Finley for Butte. Hillyard may miss road trip due to tonsillitis and leg soreness from a horse incident. Calvo dazzles with a 300 foot throw while fans chase gossip of big league interest in Carson Bigbee.
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Mollwitz Sold to Cubs by Cincinnati Nationals
Chicago reports Fred Mollwitz Cincinnati first baseman has been sold to the Chicago Nationals. Terms were not disclosed. Mollwitz is to join the Cubs tomorrow.
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Vancouver sells Fitzsimmons to Butte for about $1000
The Vancouver club sold star infielder Fitzsimmons to Butte for around $1,000. The six-foot shortstop will fill the gap between second and third as Joe Levin moves to third. Brown of Vancouver cited finances and war conditions as reasons for the sale. Fitzsimmons, noted since Spokane in 1913, has had a sensational season here but is headed to possibly return to the majors. Brown hinted Vancouver will receive half the sale price if he is sold later.
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Speaker Increases Lead In Week of Batting, Runs, Bases
Chicago July 22 Tris Speaker boosts Cleveland in the American league pennant race with a week long surge to a .389 average while leading in total bases and runs scored. The report lists top batters across leagues, noting Zimmerman ties for second in the National League at .826, and highlights leaders in stolen bases, sacrifice hits, and home runs with teams such as New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, and St. Louis.
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Exhibition Declared Official After Forfeit
Seattle and Great Falls played a game that was forfeited to Seattle, then declared official by Northwestern league president Blewett. Great Falls won 4 to 2. The forfeit followed an argument over bails and strikes with umpire Hickey.
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Mixture of doubles and a walk brings victory
Spokane wins two runs in sixth on two doubles and a walk to beat Tacoma 2 to 0. At Point Judith Pier, Craig Biddle and G Colker Caher defeat Watson M Washburn and Richard Harte in the doubles championship final at the Point Judith Country Club with a 6 2 6 8 3 6 7 5 6 3 score pattern.
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Brooklyn Beats Pirates Twice In Marathon Openers
Brooklyn won 7 to 1 and then 2 to 1 in 18 innings at Pittsburg. Pfeffer and Kantlehner held the line as Brooklyn’s offense struck late. the second game featured a fifteenth inning run on an infield single and sacrifice.
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Reds Bunch MtS. Cincinnati Defeats Philadelphia 4 to 2
Cincinnati won 4 to 2 over Philadelphia by mounting six hits in the sixth inning to score four runs. Chalmers pitched well until the sixth, when every local batter faced him. Roush struck out twice to end the frame. Mequillen Mosely and Wingo contributed for Philadelphia. Ragan Barnes and Ned Gowdy for St. Louis. Pacific Coast scores note Salt Lake-Portland 9-5 and Vernon-San Francisco 4, with Los Angeles 4, Oakland 3 in fourteen innings.
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Ralph De Palma Wins 100 Mile Kansas City Race On Rough Track
In Kansas City heat and a rough plowed track Ralph De Palma wins the 100 mile feature at the new one and one eighth mile speedway. O'Donnell finishes second with Buzane third and Klein fourth despite heat. Five finishers among twelve starters as the day includes a 75 mile race cut to six miles. A crash injures O'Donnell and others amid a tense crowd as officials delay decisions. Purse totals $6,000.
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Doubles Champs Lose on Crescent Turf
New York July 22 W M Johnstone and C G Griffin national tennis doubles champions were defeated by Karl Behr and R L Murray at Crescent Athletic club 86 6 1 4 6 58 6 Behr and Murray played with brilliance and harassed Griffin while Johnstone bore the brunt of the attack Griffin was weak and the champions were erratic in all sets Telegraphic shoot noted as Rocky Mountain Rifle club members will shoot in the national event at the range south of Buttoy
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Local rifle club boasts North Western trophy team members
Afternoon shooting will span the range from 200 to 600 yards with all rifle clubs in the United States participating. The local club holds a large silver cup from the North Western tournament won at Missoula. Team members mentioned include KR, B, Tisdale, 1 B Underling, F. A. Anderson, Hans Holma and George Davis.
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STERN GOLF CHAMP Del Monte Delights Western Championship
Schmidt won the western golf championship at Del Monte California defeating Douglas Grant Northern California champion 7 up and 6 to play. He repeated form from medal play and claimed top honors in the deciding round. In Kansas City a Great Plains tennis title went to By ford of Chicago over Clifford Lockhorn 6-4 7-5 5-7 6-4 at Rock Hill Club.
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Baseball Season Hitting Struggles At Polo Grounds And Beyond
A sport comment complains that hitting is hindered by shadows at the Polo Grounds and by fans in bleachers. Yankees and Giants players cite visibility issues while Braves and Phillies visiters protest field size. The piece notes historical batsmen thriving at the venue and urges players to accept conditions. A double-header Cleveland Philadelphia game is postponed by rain.
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Washington Beats Chicago in Twelfth Inning Thriller
In Washington July 22 Gharritys single and Ainsmiths double in the twelfth gave Washington a 2 to 1 victory over Chicago, the fourth win in a six game series. Benz held until the ninth as Schalk slipped during Milan bunt to fill the bases, Rice driving in Moeller with the tying run.
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Duffy and TYRUS lead split in Boston Detroit doubleheader
In Boston on July 22 the Boston Americans and Detroit split a doubleheader. Detroit won 4 to 3 in the first game, Boston triumphed 1 to 0 in the nightcap. Cobb’s two-base hit in the ninth drove in Burns for Detroit’s decisive run in game one. Lewis made a home run robbing Cobb of a three-hit drive at the left-field scoreboard.
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