Double win in the fourth sparks Cincinnati victory
Oeschger outduels Schneider as Stock and Cravath connect for the only run. Cincinnati gains a 1-0 win on six scattered hits over seven innings. Schenider allows three hits in the fourth inning and yields the lone run.
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Oeschger
Cincinnati
Cravath
Desehger
Schneider
Philadelphia
RACE
Philadephia
Geadiger
Adams
Wings
Review of the Week in the Big Leagues
New York and Chicago led the majors on the road last week but faced tougher results. St Louis and Cincinnati extended their edge in the National League while Philadelphia surged. Boston and New York each had mixed outcomes. Cleveland, Detroit, and Washington battled for position as the season tightened.
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New York
Benton
Anderson
Joe
Raiden
Vaughn
Carter
Prendergast
Douglas
Wilson
Pittsburg
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Boston
Philadelphia
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Vernon
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Philadelphi
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Braves
Mitchell
White Sox
Red Sox
Cleveland
Tigers
Indians
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Johnson's Batting Factor In Winning
Johnson and Ainsmith posted three doubles as Washington slugged past Cleveland 6 to 2. Graney homered for Cleveland, while Walter Johnson drove in runs in a high scoring game. Batteries Johnson and Ainsmith for Washington. Lambeth, Coumbe, Gould and Billings for Cleveland. Today’s schedule lists Detroit at Washington and other matchups.
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Cleveland
Washington
Walter Johnson
Graney
Johnson
Ainsmith
Lambeth
Coumnbe
Gould
Billings
Anodes to Play in Butte Next Sunday
Arrangements were completed for the Anodes of Anaconda to meet the Black Rock baseball team in Butte next Sunday. Captain Ben Carey aims to field the best lineup this season, with Dell back to pitch after a week of acclimation and practice. The Black Rock manager plans further strengthening and may schedule games with Lewistown. A big delegation of fans from Anaconda is expected to attend.
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Black Rock
Butte
Ben Carey
Dell
Teacing
Montana
Duck Coombs
Hutte
Lance
Lewistown
Anodes
Smelter
Garrity
Tose
Varian
Nawinda
Blewett Battles Montana Money Woes and League Strains
Blewett, president of the Northwestern league, accuses Great Falls of delaying receipts and seeks resolution of a 1600 debt tied to Butte and Union Association costs. He warns of potential blacklisting while praising Altman and Charley Jackson bolstering local teams. Reuther, a left-handed pitcher, joins Cincinnati after release.
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AL. Blewett
Therthwestern League
Montana
Blewett
Butte
Bute A
Union Association
National Commission
Coast
Sted
Great Falls
Organi
Tiewett
Meyers to End Major League Career Soon
The piece reports Jack Meyers ends his major league run with the Giants after three seasons, while Northwestern players may bid for his Indians role. It notes Tom Seattle of the Dodgers trying out, Dell’s return to Butte, and Joe McGinnity’s discussion of pitching craft, plus praise for Jack Coombs and mentions of Herman Pillett as an aspiring pitcher for 1918.
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New York Giants
St. Paul
Northwestern
McGraw
Tom Seattle
Dodgers
Wheezer Dell
Butte
Joe
Ginnity
Duck Coombs
Wombs
Coombs
Jack Coombs
Deerves
Herman Pillett
Tacoma
Cincinnati
Mathewson
Dell Matty
Eller
Ring
Regan
Pillett
Matty
Ike
Seattle Alibe Given Forth Showing Of Baseball Year
A Seattle correspondent explains why Seattle judged in the Western league this year. He notes Dugdale wants to enter the Coast league and says park changes improved play but transportation remained awful. It now takes longer to reach the new park, though a business man could reach it in five to six minutes vs earlier routes. Closing saloons affected baseball and other amusements, while nearby industry workers influenced the season’s outcome.
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Seattle
Dugdale
War Talk by Lansing Frames German Threat to World
Secretary of State Lansing, addressing 1700 officers at Madison Barracks New Jersey, argues democracy must overpower German autocracy to end wars and secure lasting peace. He cites Germany’s broken promises on submarine warfare and seeks rallying support for a united Allied stance to defeat militarist rule.
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Stearch
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America
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Foreign Office
Berlin
Mexico
Parrot of West Africa Noted for Vocal Imitation Power
Ray Parrot is described as a gray parrot from western Africa with exceptional ability to imitate human speech. It has long been a favorite and the subject of many stories of varying credibility.
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Western
Africa
Car trip delayed by breakdown near Missoula and Spokane
A driving party attempting a Spokane to Missoula route faced delays after a car failed to meet schedule. The vehicle, driven by MacLellan, stopped in Spokane and then Missoula, arriving near daylight hours after a lengthy journey. Officials and spectators in Missoula and Butte followed the tale, with funds offered to cover losses as they tracked the misadventure and its late arrival.
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Minout
Spokane
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Dime
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Waa
Schraidt
J. Ve. Ikelly
Aldermanines Fur Cialis
Sehmiat Arove
Wallace
Shioxnne
Miners Attacked as Three Men Arrested at East Park
Miners J Bowlon and M Batlinck say they were assaulted by Pier Ramadan and brothers John and Andy Bander, all arrested by Detectives Jerry and Van Orden at 247 East Park Street. Bowlon suffered serious injuries, Ramadon charged with disorderly house after posting 160 dollar bond for police court.
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M. Batlinck
Pier Ramadon
John
Andy Bander
East Park Street
Jerry and
van Orden
Bowlon
Batlinck
Randers
Rowson
Ramadan
Toda
Utah Prohibition Prep Sparks Local Comment
Utah moves toward statewide prohibition effective Tuesday as residents brace for change. James Welsh, back from Salt Lake, notes widespread stock sellouts and predicts long term effects from Mormon Utah’s temperance push. Meanwhile, Butte reporting highlights local baseball staff shifts and wartime enlistments affecting team rosters.
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James Welsh
Salt Lake
Utah
Welsh
Butte
Montana
Bermans Jule d for Abusing Americans at NP Station
Carl Grueper and Antone Atenzer Ermans were arrested last night at the Northern Pacific station on charges of abusing American citizens and denouncing President Wilson. Pat Harrington and Peter Sedgavieh posted bond as complaining witnesses, recounting that Guepel Mengel led a dozen Germans in the abuse, though no attack was threatened. He said they were on a picnic and had a little beer, and she and he called the police.
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Antone Atenzerermans
Northern Pacific
Wilson
Pat Harrington
Peter Sedgavieh
Bond
Rington
Guie= i Mengel
Guepel
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