Yankees Take Series Lead With 6 3 Win Over Indians
New York and Cleveland split the series as the Yankees won 6 to 3 to seize the AL lead. Babe Ruth hit his 33rd home run, Peckinpaugh added his third homer in two days, Shawkey pitched through a sore side before MoGridge finished. Scoring began in the fourth as New York rallied for three runs. Cleveland scored in the seventh and eighth. Batteries Morton Uhle Niehaus ONeill Thomas Shawkey Mogrdige and Ruel.
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New York
Yankees
Cleveland
Shawkey
Mogridge
Babe” Ruth
Peckinpaugh
R. H. E. Cleveland
Morton
Uhle
Niehaus
O'Neill
Thomas
Ruel
Baseball crowds surge nationwide boosting owners spirits
Baseball attendance climbs across majors and minors as postwar prosperity and revived fan interest drive crowds into parks. Players and owners brace for new contracts, wage demands, and adjustments while travel, gear, and park costs rise. The piece recounts storied folly like Miah Murray’s misplayed cap tribute and notes managerial squabbles over waivers and trades.
Economic Tensions Among Workers and Owners Highlight Pay Demands
The passage notes owners fear spring demands as workers seek raises aligned with owner expenses. It suggests most workers are content when they feel they receive a fair share of what the owner can afford, but enough Sougers on payrolls push for higher compensation to provoke negotiation and conflict.
Too Much Prosperity Warns of Possible Downturn
The author warns prosperity can harm in excess, noting a different story if attendance stays high for years. He mentions losses may be recouped and salary requests easier later, cites southern reports of a former minor leaguer killed by ice from an ice house, and notes a coroner's verdict of death due to hard drink.
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Southern
Pants Rowland Scouts for Tigers in pennant push
Pants Rowland, long a Sox manager, now scouts for the Detroit Tigers to find players who can boost the club toward a pennant. He is said to be performing well among Tigers associates, amid chatter about the effects of a ballplayer’s salary and starch.
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Babe Ruth
Ruth
Rowland
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Owland
Tigers
Pitcher John Watson Returned to Boston by Pirates
Pitcher John Watson, tall left hander, who was obtained from the Joston Braves by Pittsburg earlier via waivers, has been returned to Boston by the Pirates. He had been sent to the Smoky City before the reversal.
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John Watson
Joston Braves
Pittsburg
Boston
Pirates
Smoky City
Noted Johnson Manager Rift Sparks Pride at Penitentiary
The speaker accuses Jack Johnson of poor management after years entertaining the world. Johnson plans a year off, funded by the government, a move seen as a strong jolt to the pride of a self-respecting penitentiary that must house the big smoke for a year.
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Jack Johnson
Meaning of Bart in Sir Thomas Lipton’s sail for the Cup
A playful query on Bart in Lipton’s title Sir Thomas Lipton Bart. suggesting the word may imply bartender while Lipton handles schooners. The piece weighs how Lipton’s signing could affect America’s Cup ownership and public perception. It notes rival figures Volstead and Bryan as satirical candidates for the Resolute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Martin appeals case over Little Rock pitcher contract
In Cincinnati on July 23, an appeal was filed with the United States circuit court of appeals challenging an order by Judge McCall of Memphis. John D. Martin as president of the Southern Association of Baseball Clubs is urged to approve Casey Smith's contract with the Little Rock Baseball Association. Martin says he withheld approval for the good of baseball, noting Smith’s discharge by the San Francisco club influenced his decision.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States District Judge
McCall
Memphis
John D. Martin
Southern Association of Baseball Clubs
Casey Smith
Little Rock Baseball Association
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Agnor
Martin
Smith
San Francisco
Bennett, Armstrong to meet in Northwestern tennis final
Minneapolis July 23 Paul Bennett of Winnipeg and Joe Armstrong of St Paul will face off tomorrow for the Northwestern tournament singles title at Deephaven courts. Bennett defeated L H Warden er of Chicago 6 4 in the semis while Armstrong beat Henry Norton of Minneapolis 6 1 10 8 8 6 in a tight match. Finals in men's doubles and women's singles also on schedule.
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Minneapolis
Paul Bennett
Winnipeg
Joe Armstrong
St. Paul
Northwestern
Deephaven Courts
Bennett
L. H. Wardner
Chicago
S. Vs. Armstrong
Henry Norton
High Winds Mar Grand Circuit Meet at Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan on July 23 the Grand Circuit held four events amid strong gusts. Tootsie Tolse won the 2:12 trot after losing the first heat to Taras Hall. Valentine captured his fourth stake race here. Lon McDonald’s Rifle Grenade earned a hollow victory in the 33 year pace while Geers won the 4 pace with Lecco Grattan.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Tootsie Tolse
Tara's Hall
Valentine
Lon McDonald
Geers
Lecco Grattan
Yacht Race Views Cabled to London
London reports Tuesday’s race between the Shamrock and Resolute, with photo telegraph images printed in the Daily Mirror. The paper says the pictures are imperfect but suggests future telegraphy will enable transmitting photographs during the race.
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London
Daily Mirror
Sisler Sowers Ninth Inning Solo. Washington Beats St Louis 3 1
Washington pitcher Erickson held St Louis to one run while the Nationals struck for three runs, including Shanks' triple and Rice's single in the seventh and a two-run eighth inning off Weisman. Sisler belted a ninth inning homer for St Louis.
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Washington
Sisler
St. Louis
Erickson
Nationals
Shanks
Rice
Sotheron
Weisman
Chicago Beats Boston 8 to 7 In Six-Run Rally
Chicago used timely hits to top Boston 8 to 7. Liebold led with a triple as Pennock exited in the sixth. Murphy delivered the tying and winning runs with a single in the eighth.
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Boston
Chicago
Liebold
Pennocks
Murphy
Zere
Moston
Faber
Wilkinson
Kerr
Schalk
Payne
Pennock
Fortune
Karr
Hoyt
Walters
Phillies Beat Detroit 4 to 1 in Rommel’s Complete Game
Philadelphia won 4 to 1 over Detroit as Gallo Way’s hitting sparked the offense. Rommel pitched his first full game in the American League. Score by innings shows Philadelphia with a late surge and strong defense. Batteries Leonard Okrie Wood for Detroit and Rommel Perkins for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Galloway
Detroit
Rommel
Leonard, Okrie
Woodall
Perkins
Michigan Broad Jump Record Holder to Sail for Olympics
Carl Johnson captain of the University of Michigan track team and intercollegiate broad jump record holder will sail from New York on July 27 with the American Olympic track team. A telegram to his father says a prior injury will not prevent his participation in the Olympic contests.
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Spokane
Wash
Carl Johnson
University of Michigan
New York
Arthur E. Johnson
Johnson
Bates tennis star sets singles pace in Kansas City
Wallace Bates the California tennis star won his singles match in straight sets 6 1 6 1 6 2 over Philbrook Smith of Ames Iowa Missouri Valley intercollegiate champion as Kenneth Simmons Montana Edmund Levy California and Howard Penfold Kansas City prepare to play tomorrow to decide the two finalists for Sunday.
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Kansas City
Wallace Bates
California
Phil Brookney
Philbrook Smith
Ames
Iowa
Zates
Kenneth Simmons
Montana
Edmund Levy
Howard Penfold
A. C. M. Team to Meet Twin Bridges in Clash
The A C M baseball team will travel to Twin Bridges tomorrow afternoon for a closely matched game. Twin Bridges, managed by Dr. L C Leclair, has won its last three games, signaling a tight contest anticipated between the two squads.
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Twin Bridges
Dr. L. C. Leclair
Twin Bridges Sine
Wilson Offered $20,000 to Fight O'Dowd in New York
Boston July 23 Tex Rickard offered Johnny Wilson holder of the world middleweight title twenty thousand dollars to meet Mike O'Dowd the former champion in a title bout at Madison Square Garden New York in September.
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Boston
Tex Rickard
Johnny Wilson
Mike O'Dowd
Madison Square Garden
New York
Marathon route changed to start and finish at stadium
Antwerp July 23 The Olympic committee altered the marathon route from a Brussels start to a stadium start and finish with a turn at Poteauden on the Antwerp Brussels road. The highway is paved with dirt or cinder paths on either side.
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Antwerp
Olympic Committee
Brussels
Poteauden
Antwerp-Brussels
Granite Street Cubs Triumph In Close 14-13 Win
Amateur baseball report notes the Granite Street Cubs edged the Woolman Street Tigers 14 to 13 in six innings led by pitcher John Kennedy and catcher Marcus Sweeney. Batteries were Casey and Lennie for the Cubs and Keller and Sweeney for the Tigers. The Tigers had yesterday defeated the Granite Street Stars 14 to ?
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Granite Street Cubs
Woolman Street Tigers
Casey
Lennie
Cubs
Keller and
Sweeney
Tigers
Irish Tigers
Granite Street Stars
Lneup
Marcus Sweeney
John Kennedy
Ray Sullivan
Dick Rogers
Joe Buckley
Bill Kiley
Dan Sheehan
Willie Sheehan
Edmond Shea
Cyclone toll reported in Saskatchewan damage near Frobisher
Regina dispatch says a cyclone hit Frobisher in Southern Saskatchewan lasting about 20 minutes. Two persons were killed fifteen injured and a baby is missing. Homes and outbuildings were destroyed amid rumors of heavy damage around Benson and Laman (Lampton).
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Frobisher
Coney
Benson and Lampan
Local Team Scores in Seasonal Calcuations
The report lists final scores from multiple city games with teams including Seattle and Oakland dominating. Key results show Oakland 12 over opponents, Salt Lake 8, Portland 6, Vernon 1, Sacramento 1, San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 0, and Vernon 1.
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Los Angeles
Vernon
Seattle
Salt Lake
Portland
Sacramento
San Francisco
Oakland
Major scoreboard notes from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION standings
The report lists game results: Minneapolis 4 at St. Paul 7, Louisville 1 at Toledo 3, Indianapolis 11 at Columbus 1, Kansas City 1 at Milwaukee 6. No dates or additional context provided.
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American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus, & Kansas City
Milwaukee
New York
Cleveland
Chica Eereerenneer Eenee
Washington
St Louis Sree Weer
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
St Paul Sheer
Minneapolis Peseeee
Columbus
Kansas City
Four More Judges File in Helena Nomination Round
July 23 report lists candidates for district judge spots including C. H. Grubb of Kalispell Republican. Thomas Digman of Glasgow Democrat. F. Malden of Libby Democrat. A. W. Stangeland of Plentywood Democrat.
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Helena
C. H. Grubb
Kalispell
Thomas Digman
Glasgow
F. Malden
Libby
A. W. Stangeland
Plentywood
Hoboes Attack Youth In Portland Freight Car Encounter
Cecil Coons a 17 year old Seattle resident was assaulted and robbed while traveling in a freight car near Portland Oregon. He suffered serious cuts and bruises and was taken to a local hospital after two men who accompanied him attacked him late last night according to his account to police.
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Portland
Ore
Cecil Coons
Seattle
Cincinnati Wins 1-0 on Neal's Triple and Ruether's Shutout
Neal's triple and Allen's sacrifice fly in the eighth gave Cincinnati a 1 to 0 victory over New York. Ruether was invincible as the Giants failed to reach first base after the fourth inning. Batteries Benton Snyder Ruether and Allen.
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Cincinnati
Neal
Allen
New York
Ruether
Giants
Benton
Snyder
Philadelphia Rally Beats Chicago 10–7 in Ninth Inning Clash
Philadelphia erased a three-run deficit in the ninth, chasing Vaughn from the mound as Carter could not sub due. Fletcher homered with two on to seal a 10–7 victory for the Phillies over Chicago. Final: Philadelphia 10 Chicago 7. Battteries Smith Causey Gallia Wheat Vaughn Carter Bailey Daly.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Vaughn
Carter
Bailey
Fletcher
Battteries
Smith
Causey
Gallia
Wheat
Daly
Brooklyn Defeats Pittsburg 6 to 1 in Baseball Faceoff
Pittsburg hosted Brooklyn as Mamaux left the mound in the eighth after three runs crossed. Smith relieved and halted further scoring. Schmidt and Haeffner suffered four hits each and retired. Final: Brooklyn 6 Pittsburg 5. Batteries Mamaux Smith Mil ys Adams Schmidt Haeffner.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Mamaux
Smith
Schmidt
Haeffner
Milys Adams
Boston Defeats St Louis 6 to 5 in See-Saw Tilt
In St Louis on July 23 Boston edged the Browns 6 to 5 as Pic homered in the first after Powell doubled. Haines was pulled after seven. Final line shows Boston 200 010 300 and St Louis 752800 010 001. MacQuillan O Neill faced Sherdel Clemons and Dilhoe r.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Haines
H. Pic
Powell
St. Louis S
MacQuillan
O'Neill
Sherdel
Clemons
Dilhoeer
Babe Ruth Hits 33rd Home Run This Season
New York July 23 Babe Ruth premier batsman of the New York American League base ball club today added another home run to his record making his total 33 for the season. The hit, off Morton of Cleveland, came in the sixth inning and cleared into the upper right field stands.
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New York
Babe” Ruth
New York American League Baseball Club
Morton
Cleveland
American Team Wins Olympic Trap Final at Antwerp
The American team won the Olympic team trap final, breaking 547 of 600 targets. Belgium scored 503, Sweden 500, Great Britain 488, and Canada 474.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Sweden
Great Britain
Canada
Dillon 15 Facing Montana Power In Beavers County Game
The Dillon baseball team that has beaten most opponents this season travels to Butte Sunday to play Montana Power at Columbia Gardens. The Mines league session will be skipped due to this contest.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Butte
Montana Power Nine
Columbia Gardens
Mines League
Anaconda vs Deer Lodge Hard-Fought Clash Looms Sunday
Anaconda fans anticipate a tense game at Washoe park as Deer Lodge visits for a championship-worthy Sunday showdown. Both clubs split two earlier meetings, with Deer Lodge posting an 8 7 win in Deer Lodge on June 13 and a rain-shortened 2 2 game in Anaconda on July 11.
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Anaconda
Washoe Park
Deer Lodge
Anodes
Railroaders
Angdes
General Office Team Routs Goodfriends 18 to 5 in One-Sided Win
General Office annexed its second victory of the season last evening by defeating Goodfriends 18 to 5. Clerks excelled in fielding but endured pitching woes as Clucas, the regular hurler, was limited with a sore arm and left after two-thirds of an inning. M Domitrovich and J Dudack followed, while Hopkins started for the Splashers and yielded slow pitches before Collins closed the third. The final score stood at 18 to 5.
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J. Dudack
Hopkins
Collins
E McCarron
Emanuel
S'liskyal
Barich
Rf McCrea
Almquist
A Watts
Thee Collins
Clark
J Dom
Marko Dom
Watts
G Dudack
M. Domitrovich
J Pudack
Stjskyal
Mce- Crea
J Domitrovich
Marko Domitrovich
J Collins
Clucas
J Dudack
B Hopkins
M Domitrovich
General Office
Railway Officials Pay Anaconda Brief Visit
A party of prominent railroad officials including H M Adams J A Reeves D S Spencer and A V Kipp visited Anaconda yesterday They toured the city visited the smelter and were hosted at a luncheon at the Montana hotel Local attendees included H A Gallwey J C Maring C A Lemmon C A St Clair and O L Dillenbeck The visit was enjoyed by Mr Adams and Mr St Clair who are old-time acquaintances.
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H. M. Adams
Union Pacific
Omaha
Neb
J. A. Reeves
D. S. Spencer
Oregon
Montana
H. A. Gallwey
J. C. Maring
C. A. Lemmon
C. A. St. Clair
O. L. Dillenbeck
Adams
Mr. St. Clair
McDermott Victim Of Automobile Accident Near Rail Crossing
M L McDermott is hospitalized at St Anns with painful injuries and possible shoulder fracture after a car crash near the Gold Coin mine and Hardda crossing. Ed Shovlin and others were bruised. the Shovlin car wrecked after steering failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. McDermott
St. Ann's Hospital
Gold Coin Mine
Hardda
Ed Shovlin
Shovlin
McDermott
Georgetown Lake
Mr. McDermott
Judge Rules On Tuttle Wedlake Case In Butte
Judge Joseph R. Jackson ruled in the C A Tuttle company versus Charles Wedlake as administrator of Rose C. Hyde estate. He granted the plaintiff a new trial or a judgment of 225 dollars plus costs. The decision mirrors Judge Winston in earlier proceedings over funeral expenses. The dispute arose after a jury found 718 50 was not excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Jackson
Butte
C. A. Tuttle Company
Charles Wedlake
Rose C. Hyda
George B. Winston
District Court
Hyde
San Cura Ointment advertised by City Drug Co
San Cura Ointment praised as a quick acting healer for running sores fever sores and a range of skin troubles with a money back guarantee. The ad notes jars priced 35c and 65c and promotes San Cura Soap at 25c from Thompson Medical Co Titusville Pa.
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America
City Drug Co
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
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