Butte Cleared Yet Again In Trance Like Way
In a chaotic game Spokane produced a rough display with Wright on the mound and errors by catchers and infielders fueling a wild fifth inning. Frary overruled plays at key moments as Butte’s orphaned lineup fought on despite crowd noise and controversial calls. Rowan and Claftin delivered hits as Spokane built a small lead but Chicago’s Pillsbury pressure loomed.
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Spokane
Wright
Frary
Halen
Dar
Gulaski
Pune
Dr. Frary
Shey
Rhea
Tunner
Eatle
Shorteton
Mei
Rowan
Hulen
Claftin
Carlright
Stevens
Kippert
Chandler
Ehea
Rmilier
Bender
Sus
Davideon
Cladin
Dressers
TN Butte
Babee
Stevene
Hur Jes
Swain
Davidson
Galas
Cinfiln
Galashi
Claflin
Vistt
Brit Shea
Gatuski
Dinphe
Cubs Seek Star Pitching Duo In Bold Trade Bid
In a market downturn, Charles Murphy owner of the Cubs offers Yo Karger and Fromme of the Cardinals for 375 000. Chicago’s pitching has slumped and the team struggles at bat. Murphy plans major changes to lift the pennant chase.
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New Yorke
Charles Murphy
Cubs
Montown
Karger
Fromme
Cardinals
Chicago Cub
Murphy
Wil Wilde
Hha Cubs
Frakes
Beavers Top Tacoma In Low Scoring Northwest League Game
Paddock limited Tacoma to three hits, two of which were infielders, while Beavers rallied with late runs to win. Roosevelt struggled on the mound before Hall took over, and Waters and Burnett contributed key hits as the Beavers pulled away by the fifth inning.
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Vancouver
EB. C
Tigers
Beavers
Roosevelkk
Andy
Hall
Willy
Waters
Burneet
Mencouvat
Pardosk and
Arhosast
Roosevelt, Hall, Kelackey and
Shea
Aberdeen shuts out Seattle in splendid baseball game
In a superb contest at Aberdeen on July 22, Big Thompson pitched a complete game shutout with 28 batters faced. Seattle managed only one run on two doubles and a single, while Aberdeen scored three earned runs. Batteries Bi ann 199 AG.
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Aberdeen
Big Thompson
Slabmen
Seattle
Lcals
Hoyle
Eurned
Ated
Biann
American League doubleheader reports and results
Baseball briefs from New York and Washington recount a July doubleheader in which the second game was halted after eight innings to even the series. New York pitchers and hitters clash, including Walsh, Swan, and Hoge, while Boston and Philadelphia games show late scoring and pitcher battles. Detroit tops Washington in a tight 4 to 2 decision behind strong pitching. Cleveland also features notable tenth inning drama.
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New York
Allie
Heth Chitage
Waleh
Swan
Laltt
Hoge
Blair
Nanuel
Owens
Wrarey
Bullivan
Orth
Cheshro
Kieinow
Boston
Jols
St. Laury
Tom Bestan Janey
Bears St. Laws
Boston F Si Batteries
Spencers Steel
Spencer and
Crizer
Philadelphia
Aus
Trhaartill
Oli Wing
Cleveland
Beare
Clarke
Tveveang Eorrary Utlaretplan
Brooklyn Wins Ninth Inning Victory Over Pittsburgh
Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh with a fourth inning surge as Leaver and teammates powered a late rally. Umpire Rucker called the play as players including Lemen Youngs and Gergen contributed to the scoring, with emphasis on sharp defense and steady pitching to seal the win.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Lemen
Youngs
Ithanns Metiisee
Gergen
Ematic
Portland Faceoff in Coast League Thins Victory
Portland loses to Oakland 2 1 in a thin coast league game. Beare R. B. Ooweint s.10 ter Portland 174. Rinacia and Madden, San Francisco, played July. Los Angeles won against San Francisco in a 4 0 0 score with Fiatterles-Hasp and Easterly, Henley and Setry.
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Portland
Oakland
Serior
Beare
RE. B
Rinacia
Madden
San Franciscan
Los Angeles
San
Minor League Scores From Toledo to Columbus
American Association results show First Toledo edging Toledo 4 to 1. Second game Toledo defeated Kansas City. Indianapolis hosted Minneapolis with 6 to 0 outcome, while Columbus beat Milwaukee 4 to 2 and St Paul beat Louisville 4 to 4 in varied matchups.
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Toledo
Kemses City
Toiedo
Kansas City
Indianapols
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Columius
Piwaukee
Louiesitte
Louievitle
St. Paul
Western League Scores Reported In Fragmented Text
Western League results show Lincoln Shicala and Denver 4 at Alaws City Bronx City 1 Puento 0 at Des Moines and Dos Moines 6 Iowa. The readable items mix teams and places with unclear punctuation.
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Lincoln
Shicala
Denver
Alaws City
Bronx City
Puento
Des Moinno
Dos Moines
Omaia
Papke Trains for Burke Fight in New York
Papke, nicknamed the Spring Valley thunderbolt, arrived in town to prepare for his bout with Sailor Burke. While Papke is seen as the likely winner, Billy Madden predicts a surprise if the two meet at the National Athletic Club next week. Burke reportedly has improved and may leverage his physical edge for a hot, gong to gong battle.
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New York
Aly
Sailor ‘Burke
bin Papke
Spring Valley Thunderbolt
Pape
Burke
Billy Madden
Gailoy
National Athletic Club
Butte Expected To Be Key Ball Town Next Season
Russ Hall says Butte remains a strong baseball market and will secure a franchise next season. He cites improved finances after a tough year, predicts a return to top status, and notes Spokane schedule shifts as necessary due to weak attendance this year. Hall highlights miners’ team balance and mentions Holt as a budding star and solid catchers with an improving outfield.
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Russ Hall
Butte
Plata
Spokane Chronicle
Tutte
Spokane
Butta
Hall
Holt
Datag Ah Whole
Tha Minera
Hua Bron
M Fitele
Star King to be moved for spring training
Star King, Theodore Wennesay's fast pacer, will be limped to Larabie ranch in Marilean county for training this fall. He is entered in top events at the state meet and a planned Sunday feature race between Wing and Tuanfeldt may be delayed by other programs.
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Theodore Wennesay
Larabie Ranch
Hrook Nak
Marilean County
Nag
Atukey
Phleowil Enneel
Wing
Tuanfeldt
Helena Stake Goes To Brannan Horse Helena
Helena Handicap at Brannan Downs drew a large crowd despite rain yesterday. Booger Red won by a length and a half over Native Son with Mary F and Lt Gloria close behind in a fast field. Native Son briefly led as Booger Red surged clear. Contingent, Daring, and Cardinal Sarto also ran well in a chaotic program with several longshots delivering strong finishes.
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Helena
Boogar Red
Ayte Knight
Blegg
Columbia Maid
Pasadena
Raper
la Gloria
Mary
Belne
Lord Nelson
Bouger Red
Brannan
Wes Ro
Shriner
Ls Gloria
Idery FF
Native Sor
Huestis
Te Ing Black
Native Son
Gloria
Mary PL
Kirschbaum
Singleton
Stover
Mary F
Finard Nelson
Game Little Horse
L. T. Leech
Gretchen G
Jim Hani
Hutstls
Knight Deck
Lee
Jim Hanna
Aunt Kit
G. Whrods
Charlie Egan
Bill Bagwell
G. O'Malley
Daving
Royal Ben
Daring
Nakonasser
O'Malley Rocer
Cardinal Sarto
Agate
Tm Hanna
Burwell - Theo
Phil He
Ruttiran
Tonelona
Dietsing ‘Thrun
Cerner Ha T. Lew Emi
Fyog Knight-Mells Decker
Tire Stacrs
Belling
Foscaratin
Inide
Ios
Sunkey
Fanti
Raya Ben
Bee Dering
Brovty
Bulllean
Ten Belflen
Dyer
Thacher & md Lucan
Fins
Shiner Oe Bey
Fort
Whiner
Bine
Loretta
Mast
A. Waldstrom
Rents
Helene
Tockey
Das
Cass Shelnar
Hildebrand
Ateesety
Brancom
Maneieneeienles
Onn- Sifth
Swearsolda
Woane
Shetner
Hedwiont
Butwell
Frederic
Wood
Williams
Tegale- Tyrone
Urner
SelUng
Ani
Booker
Oris
Pinta
Dyer Bardonia
Hitelebrans Mortumas
Salliran Bilver bin
Hieralis Beybar
Achibaure
Boundcutt
Funnes
Blark Waed
Banditi
Lace Detriue
Time. Sa
Be. m
Morte Fuses-Burgnis
Genes Balbertson
Meadows reruke results at Seattle horse meet
In Seattle on July 28 the Meadows track opened with six races. Winners included Yank in the first at 1 01 2a, Fair Annie in the second at 1 07, Morant Balero in the third at 1 36, Rame in the fourth at 1 45 23, Ravatia in the fifth at 1 05 43, and Critic in the seventh furlongs handicap with Mist Second.
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Seattle
the Meadows Reruke
Yank
Maud McG
Joe Marian
Fair Annie
Steel
Ask Ar Ben
Miorant Balerio
Pal
Natty Bumpno
Distributor
Ravatia
Kokomo
Beatticut
the “Mist
Sugarnald
Horses and Horsemen at the Track After Booger Red Victory
The report covers jockeys and owners reacting to a recent race win by Booger Red. Benched bettors, trainers, and stablemen discuss bets, performances, and expectations for upcoming races. Notable figures include Q P Albertson, D.C. O’Malley, P. Romig, A. F. Dayton, and various stables from Pasadena and Memphis, with remarks on horses like Rumles, Kurmiss, La Gloria, Tom Shaw, Gretchen G, Legatee, Native Son, Contingent, and Lord Nelson.
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P. Romig
Rumles
Tyners
Kurmiss
Lorne
Redmont
Dick Willams
la Gloria
Pasadena
A. F. Dayton
Tom Shaw
Tom
Jack Nunnally
Bie Lang
Mrs. Allen
Lucian
Allan Douglass
Jim Hanna
Willam Hawke
Gretchen G
Legatee
Harry Stover
Native Son
Emanuel Marsh
Memphis
Marethas
Carter
Chicago
Bromnan
Ubion
Masia
GANS TAKES NEEDED REST
Jos Gans rests for three weeks at Harbin Springs after medical advice to avoid lemon pie and jelly beans and sleep in fresh air. The piece notes Jeffries' training at Harbin Springs and that Nelson and supporters visited to view a new vineyard amid a cheering crowd of 1,500 locals.
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San Francisco
Jos Gans
Harbin Springs
Jan
Jeffries
Butte Entries Sixth Race Description Contained
The sixth race in Butte lists entries for older horses with Dr Hall’s purse. Names such as Roussahawk San Remo and Rather Royal appear among the listed horses and riders. Details are fragmentary and include an apprentice allowance and event notes.
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Dr. Hall
Glidden Contest Sparks Dispute Over Runoff Details
The Glidden trial at Saratoga ends with protest over scoring as Peerless driver Charles Burnham withdraws from a runoff against Pierce, leaving tensions unresolved. Surviving cars from Peerless of Columbus and Pierce from Buffalo prepare for tomorrow’s runoff while controversy continues among organizers and drivers.
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Baratoga
Charles Surham
Peerless
Touring Committee
Forbes
Dey
Pierce
Burnham
Suracuse
Nérs
Charles Gusden
Saratoga
Columbus
Premier
A. Wedely
Stoddard Dayton
F. Run- We
G. Cox
Printers Meet Clerks In Ball Game At Gregson
The Stenard office printers in Anaconda will play Brophy’s store clerks from Butte in a baseball game at Gregson Park starting next Sunday at 2 PM. Standard printers boast an uninterrupted winning streak, with a team of union workers. Brophy’s squad will be clerks union members bearing cards. No ringers will be used on either side.
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Stenrard
Anaconda
Brophy
Butte
Gregson Tn
Standard
Union Pirates
Imen
Clerks’ Union
Sieger Offered Match With Packy McFarland
Hobokens July 23 report says Charlie Sieger the crack New Jersey lightweight scrapper received a match offer with Packy McFarland in Milwaukee after McFarland returns from the coast. Sieger has shown good form around 135 pounds and would draw in a McFarland friendly town. The item notes the North Stars suffered a 22 to 0 defeat to the Missoula Avenues with Shea, Morris, Woodthorpe, Bel i and Rint credited for the victory.
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North Stars
Missoula
Hatteries
Shea
Morris
Woodthorpe
Beli
Rint
McFarland to Fight Brock Before McCarey Club
Los Angeles July 22 Tont McCarey closed an agreement with Packy McFarland. Chicago fighter to meet Phil Brock in August at McCarey’s club on Aug 7 for a lightweight bout. They split 30 percent of gross receipts. Brock to receive 10 percent. Managers to meet to settle weight and purse details.
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Mfarland
Phil Brock
Mi'carey
Los Angeles
Tont McCarey
Packy McFarland
Chicago
McCarey
Pacific Athletic
Hatte
Melarlané
Gata
Harry Gilmore
McFarland
Frisco
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Pata Morea
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Jack Brennan
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Booger Red
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