Butte Wins Again In Twelve Innings In Spokane
In a twelve inning Spokane contest, Butte edged Spokane 7 to 6 after Swain stole third and scored on a Jensen wild pitch in the twelfth. Hurknees relieved Thomas, saving the win for Butte as the Indians, who had led early, faltered late. Johnny Mackin returned to the shortstop and Batier’s absence was noted. Attendance was strong for the tabloid feature game.
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Brantard Spokane
Jenneen
Hswain
Swain
Jensen
Butte
Mn Time
Tucker
Indians
Bayten
Spokeane
Hurknees
Thomas
Botte
Hulen
Sailor Roberts
Roberts
Batier
Hie Perron
Johnny Mackin
Frary
Cartright
Hurley
Tae
Northwestern League Aberdeen Takes The Third
In a rain postponed Vancouver game on July Sh, Aberdeen rallies to win the third in a Northwest league contest. Batteries-Allen Brunstine Perna Borliiger report a late surge as Toronto’s Seaurle era stumbles under pressure.
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Siandara
Sonttinaw
Champinna
Ain Alen
Wil Sunry
Allen and Brunstine
Perna
Ana Borliiger
Ehuet
Vancouver
Vane
Unclear baseball recap with errors and jumbled names
A chaotic OCR style scorecard notes three innings of pitching by Hare Hess and several misread players including Chaudier Mackii Rwaln Autle Playp Cartright Hurley and Jamar. Highlights list wild pitch, walks, and time of game two hours twenty one minutes with Lender credited for the win.
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Hare Hess
Chaudier
Mackii Rwaln
Autle
Cartright
Hurley
Dane Sen
Jamar
Sur
Jensen
Harkness
Thomar
Harkne
bis—Lender
Yin Lins
Inpire
Trary
National League Scores and Highlights From July 24
baseball round up reports Cincinnati opening gate win 2 to 1. Chicago defeats Brooklyn 4 to 1 on July 24 with runs in late innings. New York tops home club 2 to 1 as first inning tallies set the pace. Upshot games feature Roston, McLean, Bergen, and Brasnahan among listed players and umpires Klesy and Emsile.
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Cincinnati
Hepsetern Rip
Tr M & Es Roston
Wolletes Aettenee
Rian
Wane
McLean
Dorner
Graham
Burdderham
New York
RAK
Battetles—Wils
Gibse Brasnahan
Klesy and
Emsile
American League Detroit Defeats Cleveland In Tight Contest
In Cleveland on July 41 Decrott led Detroit to a 4-0 victory over Cleveland. Crawford contributed a home run to spark Detroit's offense while the Cleveland battery faced pressure. Schmidt and Retrail were noted for their defensive efforts amid the tight game.
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Cleveland
Decrott
Crawford
Bret Cleveland
J and Sehmidt
Beavers Defeat Oakland in Five Inning Showdown
Pacific Coast League report details Portland Beavers beating Oakland by a wide margin in five innings. Beavers powered by Deane and YM tens with strong runs, while Oakland’s Fremble and Lewis struggled on the mound. Several players named in the chaos of the abbreviated box score.
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Portland
Ore
Oakland
Beavers
Deane
Khlee
Oakland Tan Steete
Tee Asec Ls
Il HoLrapes
Deller
Lewis
Graney
Madenind Whaling
Confused Odds and Places in an Early League Card
A garbled 1900s style sports card lists scattered locations and team hints including Toledo Indianapols and Louisville abbreviations. The text is fragmentary, with several city and team names cut or misspelled, leaving an unclear schedule or standings item. It shows names like American Association and Louisville but lacks coherent facts.
Crowd cheers as racers triumph at bustling track day
A large crowd packed the stands as backers saw Pearles Lass and Harvey lead a tight finish. Golden Wine won the fourth, with Sid Silver close behind Salvage, while Galvanic Towrapes Field dominated the third race. Hapoel and Mandy provided pairings in the final gallop as spectators praised the sunny day's sport.
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Pearles
Lass
Harvey
Sid Silver
Sir Silver
Salvage
Heatherton
Rose Daly
White
Stewart
Golden Wine
Clark
Tully
Tarp
Tea Tray
Polk
Etapa
Rat Reed Tavorite
Black Domino
Alana Vajoalsi
Shriner
Slica U
Valoski
Sheiner
Ethelbert
Bal Reed
William Hawke
Peerless Lass
Tlegarth
Lord Rossington
Peerless
Hogarth
Jengih
Rossington
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Gyoth
Galvante
Burnelette
Galvanie
Lerida
Tapvel
USA
Nelson
Mandy
Williams
Harvel
Ane
Deckinw
Rush
Moat
Tangy
Sumnaries
Hersaln
Meatherton
Ruropovky
Lereely
Elke Nandy Tuten
Sik
Pinien
Eainegan Ae Keat
Molson Fat Red We
Outwell
SNK Geod
Gan Ham Mig
Aeyrareotty
Ahem Fartoutas
Venreo
Desist Gaternia
M. Initiean
Benny
Moran Taker
Renata
Ccc Tel Metheny RL
Wee Calling
Place Bandit
Tine
I. Stack
Lord Nelson
van Dusen
Singleton
W. W. Finn
Borne
W. D. Randall
Dick Williams
Jockey
Stewart Poll
Stewart Polk
Coime
Maud
Traty
Tracy
Thas
Meadows Race Gossip and Results at Seattle
A chaotic race report from Seattle Washington July 24 covers odds, bets, and outcomes at The Meadows. Notable mentions include Pearl Lass and Harvel in tight finishes, Galvanic’s owner considering selling, and Timely notes on Lucky steppers like Timothy Native Son and Shady Lad.
M'FARLAND LOST CHANCE DECLARES BILLY NOLAN
Billy Nolan former Hartling Nelson manager claims McFarland cost a title bout by blocking Packy Mularland and discusses plans for a fight. Nolan says he offered Packy for a year and asserts McFarland's interference changed the outcome. He alleges Gans-backers would have favored a Chicago lightweight clash.
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M'Farland
Billy Nolan
New York
Hartling Nelson
Packy
Mularland Cayt
Harry Gimare
Nolan
McPurland
Dor
Bly
McVurland
Gans
Nelson
Unholz Trains Hard For Bout With Murphy
Rudy Unholz, the Barr Fighter, trains intensely for a 12 round contest with Tommy Murphy this month. The New York bout will be his likely first major test as he seeks backers and peak form.
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Unholz
Murphy
Boston
Rudy Unhola
Barr
Tommy Murphy
Avery Athletis
Rudy Avi Hatte
New Yorker
Yahale
Hatte
Rudy
Not enough legible text for a proper headline
The readable fragment mentions Peter and Bill Madden with a reference to a "perpetual champion" and a plan to wager a large sum. It suggests a boxing or fighting context with names like Tom Sharkey and Maher, but the garbled lines prevent a clear event, date, or outcome.
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Peter
Bill Madden
Pater
Peter 2Lko
Tom Sharkey
Maher
Btn
Haggin Retires From Horse Breeding Amid Law Pressures
Lexington July 24 John B Haggin announces retirement from horse breeding at his Himdorl farm. He cites anti betting laws in New York as making profitable Thoroughbred farming impossible. He owns 7,000 acres and plans unsure whether to start cattle breeding or let the land lie fallow.
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Lexington
John B. Haggin
Himdorl Farm
Becaus
Fores
New York
Haggin
Butte Tennis Tourney Develops Sensations
Butte tennis players display rising talent as the annual local tournament narrows to decisive classes. In class A Morris defeated Barclay 5 3 in the finals. class B sees Rodgers and Bennett from the Butte Commercial Bank win over year-ago contenders Regenblatt and Walcott. Enbage, Howe, McLeod, Rail, Cronn, and others showcase form as first-round play continues.
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Alil
Rodgers
Regenblatt
Bennett
Walcott
Billy Enbage
Yarl Howe
Neil McLeod
Lloyd Hunter
Will Rail
Louis Cronn
Henry Ogenbrug
Ebbage
Roll
Anaconda
Bailey Brothers
Switt Hunter
Vinit Baytye
Griffin to Fight Baldwin in Cincinnati Showdown
Cincinnati July 21 A major bout was arranged between Charley Griffin the Australian featherweight champion and Matty Baldwin the clever lightweight. They will meet in a six round contest at the Fairmont Athletic Field clubhouse on Monday evening July 27, promising a great fight after Griffin recent six round battle with Lead Cross.
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Cincinnati
Charley Griffin
Matty Baldwin
Mehter
Boston
Fairmont Athletic
Griffin
Kaufmann Beats Johnson In Big Slugging Match
Ringside in Los Angeles July 24 Al Kaufmann of San Francisco fought seven rounds to defeat Battling Johnson in a fierce clash at the Pacific Athletic Club. Johnson endured a bloody, punishing bout until referee Charles Eyton halted it as Johnson could not continue. Kaufmann led the action from the start in a dramatic slug fest.
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Kaufmann
Johnson
Los Angeles
Cal
al Kaufmann
San Francisco
Pacific Athletic, Club
Wodison
Charles Eyton
Dobnson
Bankers Defeat Railroaders in Six-Inning Baseball Clash
The Bankers topped the Railroaders 17 hits to 6 in six innings at Columbus Gardens last evening. Psuley pitched weakly for the Railroaders while Whitey and Atkins starred for their teams. Langlois made key plays at shortstop as McDuleheld the Bankers steady, with Payler fanning four and McBole seven in a lively contest.
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Columbis Gardens
Psuley
Whitey
Atkins
Langlois
McDule
Payler
McBole
RTL A. Bankgng
Former Northwest Player Promoted to Macon Leader
M. Macon, once a Northwest League and Coast Organization player, has been promoted to lead the Macon team in Georgia. The move elevates a veteran center fielder noted as a longtime mainstay in the South Atkins league, where he has often performed as a key figure and remains highly regarded.
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Will “Mulrdock
Spokane
Coast
Macon, Ga
Mason
Macon Naws
Mare Mock
Anon
Western League Transfers Highlight Major Player Move
In a surprising deal the Washington elitef in Anevlen league purchases Ruth Tox from the Jocul Pesay league for 8M. The trade includes 15 to 18 year old Webler and features a single homer by Jack Cnaxsiag in a game versus Omaha.
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Ruth Tox
South Avenue Ball Run and Tie Bain Streets Postdate
Fragmentary OCR notes describe street names including Bettarlése Avenues Bray Salus Main Streets Rock Bryant and nearby avenues. No clear event or outcome is readable to form a full news item.
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Ball Cnun
Tie Bain
Yesterdas
Witning
Bray and
Salus
Rock and
Bryant
Welch May Get Match With Young Otto Soon
San Francisco reports Freddie Welch received a telegram indicating a potential match with Youretta in Los Angeles on 4g 4 at 133 pounds for 10 rounds. Welch had considered a trip to Milwaukee before his Labor Day bout with McFarland in Los Angeles and has made a report.
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San Francisco
Freddie Welch
Jeffyies
Née
Youretta
Los Angeles
Ween
Milwaukee
McFarland
Butte Entries and Races Describe Mules and Handicaps
Fragmentary notes list race entries including a fourth race with a mule or handicap, names such as Cheago and Milwaukee and Bt. Paul railway handicap, legatee tettee mate perwecessiive apsene Pasadena stabia entry. Sixth race covers one mile with five-year-olds and vane up. W. H. Pentiela pits Balaride in Mike Jordan with Ed Sheridan Hastiing.
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Milwaukee & Bt. Paul
Pasadena Stabia
W. H. Pentiela
Balaride
Mike Jordan
Ed Sheridan
Hastiing Sree Ooer Dol
Ajjewanun
Owen Moran Returning To Seek Battles Here
New York July 24. According to a telegram from Charley Harper Moran the featherweight fighter has sailed for New York in the Tirania. He will arrive within a week and begin training for a Labor Day bout with Abe Attell at Colma California. Harper says Moran will seek more opponents in England for an invasion of America.
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New York
Centervilla Stajors Win in Tules Contest
In Toledo Ohio on July 4 the Centervilla Stajors doubled on the tul es to win a contest against Batter ies Turners and Hubs Dowling Gotlen. The report notes young players from Don tania under 15 as challengers.
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Centervilla Stajors
Turners
Cheitam
Loughlin
Hubs
Dowling
Gotlen
Dontania
Ketchel Versus Kelly and Other Bout Plans Amid Fights
The article outlines Ketchel signing for bouts with Kelly Uketry and Hugo Kelly, plus a Nevada meeting with Peter Jackson on Labor Day. It notes Ketchel’s aim to fight at catchweights near 170 pounds, with potential bouts against Joe Thom as and mentions plans to staged matches with Papke Flynn Barn and others.
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Chiesza
Stanley Katchel
Sgiverse
Far West
Hig
Hugo Kelly
Peter Jackson
Nevada
Retehel
Joe Thomas
Joe
Staney
Ketehel
Kelly Bu
Billy Papke
Papke
Stanley
Reichel
Hugo
Tratlan
Keichel
Ketchel
Fapke
Thomas
Lough Ny
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Flynn
Tommy Barn
Pearn and Sugar Beet to Play in Billings Match
Ill Pearn and Sugar Beet will play in Billings for the season with Way securing a string addition by the acquisition of Leonard Pearn. Will this week the popular captain Mayer of the Bulle Theatrical Social Islud team, Pearn left for the Sugar hot counter yesterday and will play them through the summer. Train departure the local theatricals lose 2 valuable mati.
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Leonard Pearn
Mayer
Bulle Theatrical Social Islud
Pear
Sugar Hot Counter
Yeeteriny
Baseballs Cut Out Principal Hart's Move
A garbled school item reports principal Hart at the Bookisne institution resisting a baseball program move. The interview notes a demand to divert student attention to a combined athletic plan including track for spring. The piece reflects local fruitless debate over school sports policy and leadership.
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Hart
Buke
Y. M. Hart
Whtel
Osenbrug Edges Uarclay In Local Tennis Match
Henry Osenbrug defeated Rosa Uarclay of the Butte Tennis Club in two of three sets, 6-1 and 8-6, in the first round of the Class and Local Tournament after a spirited contest that featured a surprise opening.
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Swan
Henry Osenbrug
Rosa Uarclay
Butte Tennis Club
Osenbrug
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