Helena Trades Wiggs for Bradley and Cash to Salt Lake
Pitcher Jimmy Wiggs was traded to Salt Lake of the Pacific National League for outfielder Bradley plus cash. Wiggs departed Wednesday night. Helena will field Putmann as second pitcher with Thompson injured. Bradley to play right field, Frary to cover first. Hoon signed for tryout by George Carisch.
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Bradley
Putmann
Thompson
Kirby Hoon
George Carisch
Carter
Olympia
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Frary
Hoon
Dunn
Howlett
Zeigler
Hoon Pounded by Helena Hit Parade in Amateur Tilt
Helena hosts an amateur pitcher Hoon who yielded 12 runs on 12 hits as Los Angeles sluggers piled 12 runs by end of seventh. Hildebrand’s line noted for rough delivery except fifth inning, Clark notching 17 put-outs at first for the Visitors. Carleton on mound late for Spokane, Dowling fanned 10 as Dowling’s team won on three singles and three errors in ninth.
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Los Angeles
Senators
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Princeton
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Carleton
Reilly
R. H.E Olemresies
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Carlton
Carisch
Salt Lake Beats FEMMOVINS In Errorless Game
Salt Lake edged FEMMOVINS in a clash where San Francisco committed errors and Quick benefitted from fielding aid. Blewett struggled with throws, while Salt Lake pitcher Quick and Anderson held steady.
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Standings of the Clubs Across The League
A fragmented table shows team names such as Los Angeles Butte Spokane San Francisco Salt Lake and Philadelphia with won loss records and point tallies. The snippet lists affiliations and results in a hurried league standings page with several unreadable entries and partial scores.
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Butte
Spokane
Pacific National Results Recap From Helena to Seattle
Results from the Pacific National events show performances across Helena Spokane Salt Lake Tacoma and Seattle with notable scores and placements. The report highlights standout athletes and standings at each host city.
Reliance Defeats Columbia in 38 Mile Cup Race
Newport Rhode Island July 23 The Reliance won the special 90 foot cup over the Columbia by 18 minutes 49 seconds in stiff breeze on a 38 mile course with windward work and rough seas. The Constitution failed to start after a late topmast replacement.
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John Jacob Astor
Mr. Morgan
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Barr
Chicago Beats Detroit as Kasen, McGuire Rally
In Detroit on July 23 Chicago left bases loaded in both the first and third innings and scoreless. Crawford hit a bases loaded triple in the third and McGuire followed with a double to decide the game. Altrock was struck in the face by a line drive in the eighth and injured. Final score: Detroit 8 Chicago 6.
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Donovan
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McGuire
Altrock
Yeaser
Moran Injured by Pickering Spikes Delays Washington Game
In Washington on July 2 Philadelphia batting and Waddell’s pitching powered a win. Moran suffered injuries from Pickering’s spikes and will miss several days. Score: Philadelphia 26, Washington ? Batteries Patten Waddell and Shreck.
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Moran
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Shreck
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Doubleheader Thriller Between Boston and New York Ends Tight
In New York on July 23 honors came in a close doubleheader as Boston and the locals fought to the end. Young outpitched his foe in game one while Deering impressed in his first NY start, and both games featured clean fielding despite late batting rallies. Final scores show Boston and New York battling to decide the day with key pitchers and rally moments.
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Boston
Young
Hese Bre
Deering
Hughes
Cleveland Visitors Fail to Score as Joss Dominates
In Cleveland on July 23 the Visitors failed to reach first base after the third inning. Joss struck out nine while Severs pitched well and kept hits scattered. Lajoie’s batting stood out in a strong defensive game. Final score 2 to 0 with Joss and Abbott opposing Severs and Kahoe.
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Joss
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Lajole
Pacific Coast League Score Fragments
Incomplete field report from Portland Seattle and San Francisco games dated July 23 shows fragmented scores for Seattle and Oakland entries. The text lacks full results, teams, and final scores, leaving only scattered city lines and partial mentions of opponents.
Chicago Runs Up Double Figures in NL Win
Chicago scored four in the third four in the fourth and three in the eighth to hand Cincinnati an easy defeat. Cincinnati’s hits were scattered, save for a seventh inning rally. Final: Chicago 13 Cincinnati 8. Batteries Wicker Klinglmu Bergen.
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Cincinnati
New York Beats Philadelphia In Ninth Incomplete Report
Philadelphia escaped a whitewash in the ninth on a grounder by Keisfer to Kabb. New York’s hits came when they mattered most. Score: New York 1 Philadelphia 0. Batteries Miller and Warner. pitcher M it and Dogin noted.
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Keisfers
Kabb
New York
Miller and Warner
Mit and
Dogin
Parley Surrenders to Chicago Police
K E Parley, once barred by the Detroit Jockey Club and pursued on a fugitive warrant, surrendered at the Central Police station in Chicago. Judge Chetlain ordered a preliminary hearing with trial set for next Thursday. Abe Attell and Johnny Regan signed to box 15 rounds for the legitimate featherweight title in St Louis on July 30.
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K. E. Parley
Detroit
St. Louis
Abe Attell
California
Johnny Reagan
West End
Shamrock I defeats Shamrock II in drifting race
In Atlantic Highlands New Jersey on July 23 Shamrock I wins over Shamrock II after a wind shift. The boats drifted nine miles to the turning mark with Shamrock I gaining on a favorable gust and finishing 1 minute 52 seconds ahead in elapsed time.
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Among the Ball Players and League Authority
The piece argues a team should not forfeit games by defying league authority and notes Wilmot may have been misidentified as an old National League player. It states 14 men are under contract.
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Butte Fined Over Ward Controversy Impacts Game
The article argues the Butte management fined players after Ward’s dispute with league authority. Wilmot alleges only eight men were usable on the field, while others were penalized. It cites Ward’s Altoona performances and questions the league procedure and sense in forfeiting games.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania
Homestead
Races Report From St Louis and Brighton Oaks Victory
Delmar meet results list six races with Dottie Shute Tokalon Hobbart Magnolia Malster Lasso as winners and times noted. In New York Birch Broom ridden by Redfern won the Brighton Oaks for 3-year-old fillies amid cheering crowds.
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James R. Keene
Redfern
Brighton Beach
Thoroughbred Race Meet Results From Brighton
West all summer until the Brighton meeting opened shipped East for this race First race five and a half furlongs Thistle Heather won Agnes Brennan second Contentious third Time 1 08 Second race mile and a sixteenth Stamping Ground won Athelroy second Water Tower third Time 1 46 4 5 Third race six furlongs Tom Cod won Medmore second Shower third Time 1 14 Time Fourth race mile and 70 yards the Brighton Oaks Birch Broom won Gra Vina second Egunia Birch third Time 1 45 2 5 Fifth race mile and a furlong handi cap Masterman won Lux Costa second Mackey Dwyer third Time 1 53 Sixth race mile and a sixteenth Nevermore won King Raine second Court Maid third Time 1 48 2 5
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Hawthorne Results From July 23 Card At Chicago
The meet opener lists winners including The Giver in seven furlongs with The Kentuckian second and Tom Curl third in 1 27 1 5. Chip wins six furlongs with Eva's Darling second and Angelo third in 1 15 1 5. Tryon takes five and a half furlongs with Sir Andrew second and Re quiem third in 1 58. Hermencia wins a mile and three sixteenths with Leftare second and John McGurk third in 2 02. Matt Mcafferty takes six furlongs with Rag Tag second and Uranium third in 1 14 2 5. Ontonagon wins the mile with Or Sandie second and Gallant third in 1 41 3 5.
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Sir Andrew
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John Taylor Wins Merchants and Manufacturers Stake Heat Five
John Taylor the Bray gelding defeated Wainscott and the favored opponent to win the fifth heat and the overall Merchants and Manufacturers stake at Grosse Point after a prior run yesterday. The event featured 2:24 trotters in unfinished heats with Dispute sired by Dispute and participants including Wainscott Jim Ferry and Cole Direct.
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John Taylor
Bray
Merchants and Manufacturers
Grosse Point
Wainscott
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D. Wilson
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Hyde
Jim Ferry
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