Bobby James Stars as Indians Take Final From Miners
Spokane reports Bobby James delivered a two run homer in the first and another in the ninth to lift the Indians 3 to 2 over the Butte Miners. The Indians played errorless defense with 47 chances. Dunn started on the mound, and Harkness matched him for battling two extra base hits by Butte. Russell Hall and Sam Davidson were released after the game as the Spokane team heads to Seattle for the Vancouver series.
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Bobby Jamoe
Butte Miners
James
Hulen Camping
Bert Dunn
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Tutte
Tribe
Butte
Bennett
Dunn
Cartright
Swain
Indians
Harkness
Hulen
Bender
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Chandler
Clynes
Childers
Wallace
Russ Hall
Miners
Seattle
Dudley
Sam T Davidson
Stevens
Hoon
Irby
Mackin
Pitech
Pitched Ball Bennett in One-Hour Game
A brief report notes Bennett pitched the ball in a game lasting one hour and two minutes. Umpire Frary officiated the match.
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Bennett
Umpore—Frary
Farcical Baseball Game Put On At Livingston
Special Dispatch to the Standard Livingston July 21 The second game of the series between Bozeman and Livingston ended in a chaotic 21 to 11 score with numerous errors. Livingston used four pitchers and Bozeman’s ace was touched for seven runs in one inning.
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Bozeman
Erors
Wakefield
St Louis Beats Washington 6–0 In Third League Game
In St Louis two Washington singles faced Powell who yielded six runs as the Cardinals won 6 to 0 in the third game of the series. Batteries Powell Stephens Hughes Burns Warner. Also Chicago and Philadelphia played with Philadelphia edging 2 to 1.
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Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
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Stephens
Hughes
Burns
Warner
Detroit Defeats New York 4 to 2 in Home Game
Detroit wins 4 to 2 against New York at home. Batterymen Willet Schmidt Hogg Chesbro Manning and Kleinow contributed to the victory.
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New York
Detroit Ae van
Willet
Schmidt
Hogg
Chesbro
Manning
Kleinow
Boston Defeats Cleveland Again In Low-Scoring Game
Boston beat Cleveland with two unearned runs in the second and two hits in the ninth. The contest featured notable batting by Liebhardt Clarke Morgan and Carrigan for Boston.
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Cleveland
Boston
H. Cuaveladie
Rieti Taleales Vettitasiee
Liebhardt
N. Clarke
Morgan
Carrigan
Boston Dodgers over Reds in twin bill sweep
Boston won both ends of a double header against Cincinnati by scores of 10 to 1 and 6 to 0. Batteries Coakley McLean McCarthy Graham aided in the first game with Rudderham umpiring, while Campbell Schlei and Bowerman helped in the second with Rudderham again officiating.
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Cincinnati
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Eles Desret
ILO Batteries
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McLean
McCarthy
Graham
Rudderham
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Oasis
Brooklyn Batting Leads To Split In Doubleheader
Excellent hitting by Jordan and Lumley powered the home club in the second game to force a split with Chi in today’s twin bill. First game saw charted errors and pitching by Reulbach Moran Bell Ritter Bergen. Lundgren Kling Rucker Bergen in a rough contest. Umpire Rigler officiated both games.
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Jordan
Lumley
Chibee
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Bloe
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Philadelphia takes doubleheader over St. Louis
Philadelphia defeats St. Louis in both games of a doubleheader. First game highlights include McGlynn and Bliss batting for Philadelphia with Dooin catching and McQuillin on the mound. Second game features Raymond Beebe Ludwig and Jacklitsch in the lineup with Foxen catching. Umpire Johnstone officiated both games.
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Bliss
McQuillin
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Beebe
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Foxen
Jacklitsch
Pittsburg Wins Another Game as Pitchers Change in Eighth
New York summary notes Pittsburg victory with a pitcher change in the eighth as Young replaces Maddox. Score line reads Pittsburg 4 New York 3. Batter ies listed Maddox Young Gibson Crandall Mathewson Bresnahan, umpires Klem and Emslie.
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Maddox
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Crandall
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Klem
Emslie
Moran Confident to Battle Attell in New York
Owen Moran arriving from England expresses confidence in beating Abe Attell in his next bout and aims to fight Battling Nelson afterward. Moran vows to win and begins training immediately for the featherweight showdown.
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New York
England
Abe Attell
Owen Moran
Attell
Battling Nelson
Moran Confident to Beat Nelson in Olympic Trials
Moran says Nelson would have little advantage, claiming he can win. Meccan condemns English officials overseeing the Games and notes American team complaints may be warranted. Moran departs tomorrow for the West.
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Nelson
West
Luteys Blank Connells in Commercial League
Berheim pitched splendidly as the Luteys defeated the Connells 10 to 0 at Columbia Gardens. The Luteys hit well off James, while House and Leahy starred behind the plate and in the field. Davis made several key stops for the Connells, but the shutout stood as Luteys strengthen their pennant push in the Commercial league.
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Columbia Gardens
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Davis
American Association scores from Columbus Louisville Toledo games
At Columbus Kansas City defeated Columbus 5 4 in 40 innings. Louisville swept Minneapolis in two games 4 0 and 3 5. Toledo beat Milwaukee 2 while Seee eea? and St Paul were listed with unclear results.
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Kansas City
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Louiisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Western League Scores From Omaha Sioux City Des Moines
In Omaha Omaha defeated Pueblo 4 to 3 while Sioux City beat Denver 8 to 1 and Des Moines toppled Lincoln 6 to 2 in league play.
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Young Erne heads to coast for 12 match with Packy McFarland
New York reports lightweights star Erne leaving for the coast with 12 bouts lined up against Packy McFarland. The promoter and local observers see promise but doubt a successful victory against McFarland.
American car arrives in Berlin in New York to Paris race
The American car reached Berlin this morning in the New York to Paris race. It started toward Paris at 11 30 o'clock, journey continuing across Europe.
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Berlin
Paris
Madeline Musgrave Delivers Upset at Kenilworth Track
A crowded Kenilworth crowd watched Madeline Musgrave win the final race as five earlier events went to longshots. Moss Back and Neva Lee also scored memorable victories in a day of upsets, with strong wagering heavy behind Musgrave and Kenilworth showing late gains.
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Madeline Mus-grave
Cooney Neff
Leon L. Wolfe
Zella G
Huestis
Minnie
Jim Hanna
Brady
Cooney Nest
St. Joe
Red Bill
Ray Egan
Mina Baker
Bell Reed
Lancashire Lad
Merritt Buxton
Moss Back
Kenilworth
Neva Lee
Roseben
New York
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Platoon
Hildebrand
Keniltworth
Redan
Moss
Harry Stover
J. W. Gertridge
Neva Leé
Dayton
Adams
Lee
John Shaughnessy
Copper City Club
Horses and Horsemen at the Day’s Races
Jockeys and owners name bets on Madeline Musgrave and other horses as outcomes unfold. Notables include C R Gaines backing Cooney Neff, Jack Kiley wagering on Furze, Alderman Murphy on Zella G, and D C O Malley betting on Madeline Musgrave with significant show winnings.
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C. R. Gaines
Cooney Neff
Cooney
Jack Kiley
Furze
Murphy
Zella G
D. C. O'Malley
Lena Leach
W. W. Finn
Ray Egan
Dick Williams
Harvel
Hugh Wilson
Multiple Race Winners and Times at Six Racetrack
In the six furlong opener Es camado won with Nonie second and Elmdale third finishing in 1 14 1 5. Pert captured the five furlongs with Novgorod second and Marion Delorme third in 1 01 1 5. Nebulosus led the one mile race with Forest Rose second and Lithelin third in 1 40. Belle Kinney won the six furlongs with Aunt Polly second and a Dome third in 1 13 3 5. Stoney Lee won the mile and a sixteenth with Josie’s Jewel second and Monvina third in 1 46 1 5. Tony Faust triumphed in five and a half furlongs, Laura Clay second and All Alone third in 1 06 4 5.
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Nonie
Elmdale
Pert
Novgorod
Marion Delorme
Nebulosus
Forest Rose
Lithelin
Belle Kinney
Aunt Polly
A Dome
Coffroth Secures Gans Nelson Bout Before Sept 9
San Francisco July 27 Jimmy Coffroth clinched the third meeting of boxers Joe Gans and Battling Nelson for Admission Day September 9. The gate split 50 percent to each fighter with Nelson earning 10 percent more for signing. The bout is planned for 45 rounds with Selig also signing, ensuring the event proceeds. Gans vows to finish Nelson in under 15 rounds and expects a decisive win.
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Jimmy Coffroth
Joe Gans
Nelson
Coffroth
Willis Britt
Ely
Britt
Jimmy
Selig
Gans
Fitzgerald Seeks Match With Eastern Fighters
New York July 27 Willie Fitzgerald the crack lightweight scrapper has posted a forfeit with a local newspaper for a contest with any of the men now appearing before the Gotham clubs. Fitzgerald would prefer to go on with Leach Cross who has been beating all the men around here of late. He says he is better now than ever and after cleaning up the fighters here will go West to get a match with McFarland.
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Willie Fitzgerald
Gotham
Fitz
Leach Cross
Fitzgerald
McFarland
Track Workouts Highlight Quick Times and Ready Lists
Track note lists racers with times from :23 to 1:55 and comments on readiness. Names include Canardo Paladina Golden Wine Pooger Red Nebraska Lass Knight the Bear Pinkim Ellerd Leighton Paisano Ellville F. E. Shaw Jack Nunnally Elie John J Rogers Harbor Sprine Ban and Peerless Lass.
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Ree Knight the Bear
Pinkim
Ellerd
Leighton
Elie
John J. Rogers
Harbor
Sprine Ban
Peerless Lass
Grand Circuit Opener Sets Record at Michigan Fair
Detroit July 27 The Grand Circuit meet opened at the state fair grounds with a new two heat gelding record as Jack Leyburn won the free for all trot in 2 05 and 2 04 The winner led a strong showing by W G Durfee of Los Angeles who won two events including a 2 04 pace by Copa de Oro and a 2 10 slow trot by Zomalia.
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Mich
State Fairgrounds
Jack Leyburn
W. G. Durfee
Los Angeles
Zomalia
Bruce Girdle
Durfee
Papke Burke Bout Called Off by Police Interference
The six round middleweight bout between Billy Papke and Sailor Burke was scheduled for tonight at the Coliseum Academy in New York but was cancelled due to police interference as hundreds gathered to watch.
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New York
Billy Papke
Sailor Burke
Coliseum Academy
Ruhlin Plans Return to Heavyweight Ring
New York July 27 Gus Ruhlin of Akron announces a comeback aims for a match with Al Kaufmann following Kaufmanns victory over Battling Johnson in California Ruhlin believes he can challenge Delaneys world title contender and has been promoting fights recently with growing confidence in his prime form.
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Gus Ruhlin
Akron
Ruhlin
al Kaufmann
Battling Johnson
California
Delaney
Hackenschmidt challenges Gotch in renewed bid to regain title
Paris reports George Hackenschmidt the "Russian lion" fully recovered from illness and planning US matches. He offers a 25000 dollar wager to defeat Frank Gotch, vows not to wrestle in Chicago again, and says he will train here to renew his title bid possibly against Eugene Beaucaire after his European tour.
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Hack
United States
Frank Gotch
Chicago
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