Meikle Shuts Out Acosta and Beavers in Game
Meikle dominated Acosta and the Vancouver Beavers in a 3 0 shutout. The Cuban sensation Acosta battled but Meikle held the Beavers to little offense as leadoff stars Levin and Fitzsimmons sparked the attack with timely hits and strong defense. The crowd praised Calvo and Meikle while noting Griffin and Grover’s sharp plays as the Iron Men failed to score.
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Sutherland Wins Again After Team Loses First
Spokane fell 7 to 2 in the opener while Tacoma won 7 to 1 in game two, extending local pitcher Sutherland's 13th straight victory.measures include hits, errors, and pitching details with scattered player names and battle-by-battle scores.
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Grover Sold to Athletics in Big Trade for Beantown
Roy Grover, Butte second baseman and Seattle product, was sold to Philadelphia for £1,500 by Joe McGinnity and Iran Thomas. Grover, 22, listed as a standout fielder and leadoff hitter, can join the Athletics after the Northwestern league season. McGinnity and crew depart for Tacoma with plans to bolster pitching, while concerns over salary and roster limits shape the deal and remaining infield arrangements.
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Iran Thomas
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Teague
Billy” Sullivan
Detroit
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Butte Lab
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Roberts
Medannet
Hillyard
Giants and Spark Plugs Split on Double Header
Seattle and Great Falls split a doubleheader. Seattle won 1 to 0 in 12 innings in the first game, and Great Falls took the second 3 to 2.
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Great Falls
Milwaukee at Columbus and other scores in midwestern games
Scores show Milwaukee defeated Columbus 4 to 1 while Indianapolis and Louisville matchups reflected 0 to 6 and Kansas City 13 in a sequence with Toledo 2 1 and Paul 6 noted in brief tonight column.
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Alexander scatters Bingles after first
Philadelphia won the final game of the Cincinnati series 5 to 1. Alexander kept hits scattered after the first inning while Schulz and teammates attacked Toney. Whitted homered in the ninth. Rouseh collected two triples and a single in four at bats.
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King's Mills Leads In Small Bore Outdoor Rifle Trials
The King's Mills Ohio club extended its lead in the small bore outdoor rifle shooting championship matches this past week. Top scores show leaders including King's Mills 6 71 PS LEAD, Auburn New York 6 693, New Haven 6 582, Bucyrus 6 582, Washington DC 6 481, Boston 6 474, Fremont Ohio 6 466, Milwaukee 6 278, and Brooklyn 6 278.
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Court Martial Sketch by Emmet Corrigan and Darey
Emmet Corrigan and Darey present a sketch titled The Court Martial inspired by the recent Irish rebellion. The performance features a self written piece centered on military justice and political tension.
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Charles‘. Darey
Wild game ends Sox win at Detroit in wild time
Detroit July 28 Chicago won 12 to 2 in a wild contest at East Mall Park. Ness starred with two singles two doubles and a triple in six at bats. Bush sent up Schalk as two out in the ninth. Chicago rallied but fell short. Torn finger from Boston explained the Sox misplacement. Batteries Williams Wolfgang Danforth Cicotte Fussell Schalk Roland Cunningham Dubuc Dauss and Baker Me Re Cleveland weighed in. Louis defeated Cleveland 5 to 10 as Shotton scored the winning run on a single.
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Hawaiians Break Records At Honolulu Swim Meet
Honolulu swimmers set three world records at a YMCA exhibition meet. Duke Kahanamoku swam 100 yards in 83.8 seconds, breaking his former mark. A relay quartet including Kahanamoku and Cunha posted 1143.325 seconds for 50 yards, and a 400-yard relay clocked at 2:44.5. Illinois Athletic Club previously held the relay records.
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Ilinois Athletic Club
Coast to coast scores from early league play
In Vernon San Francisco and Oakland clashed as Los Angeles hosted Portland while Salt Lake faced Portland. Results show varying margins with San Francisco 4 6, Los Angeles 6 2 and Salt Lake 9 Portland 8, indicating closeearly season action across multiple cities.
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Grantland Rice laments Mathewson's exile and praises a return
The piece recalls Christy Mathewson’s 18 year arc from Norfolk to New York, argues it would be just for Redland to reclaim him as manager, and weighs whether Matty would excel as a leader. It compares McGraw and Mack, analyzes managerial factors, and surveys top players Wagner and Cobb in a historic baseball debate.
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Toast Hall
Baseball
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Fon
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Review of Week in the Big Leagues
The Associated Press notes slight shifts in first division standings in both leagues. Brooklyn leads Boston by small margins in the National, while New York trails Cleveland in the American after Boston rose to runner-up. Injuries lessen New York’s depth as Boston gains on the Yankees. The week features a major trade sending Christy Mathewson from New York to Cincinnati, with unclear impact on the Giants and Reds.
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