Sacrifice fly wins game in fourteenth inning
New York suffers a thrilling 18 inning game as Baumann and Pipp reach on singles to load bases. Peckinpaugh saves the day with sparkling fielding. Cullop goes 18 innings in a masterful pitching duel before Baumann scores on a sacrifice fly for Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
Yankees
Baumann
Pipp
Felder
Baker
Cullop
Peckinpaugh
Batthen
Henz
Danforth
Williams
Schalk
Shawkey
Nueknamaker
Waite
Fighting Reporter of the Olden Days in Butte
William A. Cole notes his wide territory and recalls Allan Kelly a young reporter hired in Butte. Kelly proved a fearless writer after facing a test at the Intermountain office, reporting with vigor and tying up a rocky local scene. Also mentioned are George McGinnis and Hunky Schorr linked to Spokane and Vernon clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Cole
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Butte
West
Wen
Alaska
Phill
Nees
Cole
Allan ‘Kelly
Intermountain
Kelly
Kelle
Colt
Sweetwater
Pola
Aia
Calley
Jays
Tntermountain
George McGinnis
Spokane
Hunky Schorr
Hutte
Vernon
Easy win for Chicago over New York in opening game
Chicago bunched hits and benefited from New York errors to beat the Giants 8 to 1 in the first game of the series. Vaughn held New York to scattered hits while Tesreau faltered. Batteries included Haines and Tragesser for Boston on a separate Missouri infantry day event and a baseball autographed by President Wilson fetched $150 at auction during the same period.
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Boston
Heston
St. Louis
Chicago
John Lavan
Ruth
Dineen
Huth
Lavan
Sloan
Ie Visitors AW
Beeres
Koob
Martin
Hale
Agnew
E. St. Louls
Sotheron
Bowers
Severeld
Foster
Washington
Smy
Cleveland
Fain
Bagby
Billings
Dumont
Avers
Ainsmith
Klepfer
Deberry Harper
Shaw
Henry
Vughn
New York
Hite
Tes Teau
Tesreay
Rariden
Vaughn
Dilhowfer
St. Lown Gusyam
Ned Boston
St. Lewis
Missouri Infantry
Wilson
Detroit meeting ends one day early in pace racing
The Detroit event closes a day early after a fast afternoon led by Hal Hoy who set a season speed record in the 2:01 heat with Single G. Despite early wins, Single G. could not beat Ben Earl in the stretch and the program extended into extra heats with 2:16 and 2:19 trotters delivering tight finishes. Grand Circuit heads to Kalamazoo next, Mount Clemens opens Monday with a major fair at half mile tracks and many horses return there.
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Hal Hoy
Hal Boy
Ian
Ben Earl
Ties Me G
Ta Murphy
Peter Chinault
Stephen
Brescia
Kalamazoo
Boeing
Mount Clemens
Kaiser Cleaned Up the Earth and More
A lyrical column muses on public figures and events as if the Kaiser has cleaned up the earth. It recalls Ty Cobb, Roger Condon's claimed baseball record, and star players Collins and Burns, while noting military service calls for Gardner Kerr Carter Blossom Garner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cobb
Alexander
Gilbert Nichols
Willard
G. Reader
Kaiser
New York
Ty Cobb
Byron
Keats
Wilhelm
Atlantic
Tob Gardner
Max, Marston
Hamilton Kerr
Navy
Henry Topping
Quartermasters Department
Phil Carter
France
Frank Blossom
Aviation Corps
Ham Garner
Yale
Bicycle Returns to VPS: Albert Phillips 16 Sets Long Ride
Albert Phillips of 529 West Silver Street chronicles a grueling bicycle journey from Bonita to Missoula with strong winds hampering progress. He claims 11 hours 30 minutes actual riding time, aided by a cyclometer, detailing miles between Butte and Missoula and a stop for four bottles of po at Clinton before continuing toward Deer Lodge.
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Albert Phillips
Deer Lodge
Clinton
Phillips
Butte
Missoula
No Excitement in Dublin Over Irish Convention
Dublin July 26 delegates arrived at College Green with even fewer people than yesterday. No individual demonstrated admiration or hostility. The absence of public excitement is seen as a healthy sign by the Dublin press. Sir Horace Plunkett was unanimously chosen as chairman, welcomed by newspapers across political lines.
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Dublin
College Green
Horace Plunkett
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Alim
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R.A. E. Perrott
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James
Stanage Seibold
Haley
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Eagues
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Tesreau
Doak
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Pfeffer
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Carlton
Fischer
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Jacob
Schmidt
Riney
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Schneider
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Clarke
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American Association
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Milwaukee
Pacific Coast Leagt
Pet
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le Angeles
Sal Lake
Porumna
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Ular Pric
Aye “Quality First
Adwr Ec Elk
Georgette Crepe
Senate
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Nauie Collins
George Burns
Roger Condor
New Yorklants
Roger
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Collins
Waterbury
Burns
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Red Sox
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Fender
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Pike’s Peak Region
Yellowstone Park
Pike’s Peak
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H. A. Bradt
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