Butte Wins Second Slaughter in First
Special Dispatch to the Standard Tacoma July 30. Tacoma and Butte split a double-header. first game 16 to 1 for the locals, second game called after six innings with Butte trailing. Notable pitching changes and fielding miscues marked the early and late innings. Bengal bats reversed hands in late game. Bonner and McGinnity started for Butte. Mehlhat closed out the second contest. Western League scores included Topeka 7 Des Moines 1 and St. Joseph 10 Bronx City 3 with Denver-Omaha postponed by rain. Electrically, the average man dissipates about a half kilowatt hour daily.
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Black Rocks Triumph in Close Game Over Livingston
Black Rocks defeated Livingston 4 to 2 on home soil in a tightly pitched contest. Boatman, a University of Washington pitcher summering in Butte, hurled a strong game with 10 strikeouts, while errors by Livingston sparked most Black Rocks runs. Thomas stood out defensively for Eastern Montana champions, as the two teams set to meet again today at 2:18.
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Races Sanctioned for Anaconda Track Next Sunday
The Western Automobile association issued an official sanction for auto races at the Anaconda track next Sunday under their rules and timing. Seven events with purses over 2000 are planned, including a 25 mile free-for-all and a 10 mile race for cars under 200 cubic inches. Eight prominent drivers have entered, among them Harvey Kennedy in the Edwards Special Tea Jennings in Bob Burman Keating in King Kelly in a Mercer Barney Oldfield in a Christie Gerald Wonderlicking in a Stutz Ed Carlis in Joe Dawson's National Benny Gotot in a Sunbeam and Didier Penout in a Pegeant. The Butte fire department team defeated the Butte Grill Ring 8 to 7 in Hebgen Park yesterday.
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Yankees limp as pennant race tightens across leagues
St Louis swept a doubleheader from New York to extend a 10th straight win, 2 1 and 2 0, while Boston beat Detroit 8 0 1 0 as Mitchell yielded 10 hits early. Chicago White Sox routed Philadelphia twice, 10 1 and 7 0, with strong defense behind Cicotte and Wolfgang. Washington trounced Cleveland in a ten inning showcase, while other results showed steady scoring across the circuit.
Marquettes Win Behind Paash Eleven K Swinging
Paash hurled a strong six hit game fanning 11 as the Marquettes defeated the Excelsiors. The only real scare was the ninth inning when the Excelsiors reached two on with none out before a Paash drive led to a triple play started by Vivian to Brown. Batteries Paash and Shay McAutitt and Walsh.
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South Side Keeps Lead With 20 to 8 Victory Over Meaderville
South Side edged Meaderville 20 to 8 at Columbia Gardens as seven fourth inning runs decided the game. Rabbit led with four hits in six at bats. Batteries were La Duke and Sundberg for South Side, Hurley and Corbett for Meaderville.
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Giants' 15th Inning Triumph Spoils Spokane
Seattle edged Spokane 4 to 3 in 15 innings as Gideings hit a threebagger and Healey scored on a fielder error with one out in the fifteenth. Giddings delivered the deciding play while Noble took the loss for Spokane after a long, pitchers’ duel lasting 3 hours and 10 minutes.
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Review of the Week in the Big Leagues
The Associated Press reports a tight American league pennant race with Rostow atop standings, New York slipping, Chicago advancing to second, and a close gap among top clubs. In the National league Brooklyn remains ahead, with Boston, Philadelphia and New York close behind as Brooklyn’s lead erodes through solid hitting and uneven pitching.
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Butte Shots Shatter Aggregate Score In Rifle Meet
The Rocky Mountain Rifle club hosted a national match near Butte where the top 10 Butte shooters posted 2 373 of 2 500, a likely world record for civilian clubs in 400 to 600 yard events. Competitors demonstrated eight perfect 60s and rapid-fire prowess as the club eyes a strong finish at the Sept 2 4 tournament.
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Summers Days and Baseball Echoes Across Time
A collage of poems and baseball notes traces faded summers and departed stars. It recalls pitching legends in New York, Matty leaving for Cincinnati, and a wave of Westward shifts as teams prepare for spring.
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Coast League Scores From Salt Lake and Vernon
In Salt Lake the Coast League game ended 1 1 between Los Angeles and Salt Lake. Vernon hosted Oakland with Vernon prevailing 7 to 8 over Oakland. San Francisco beat Portland 7 to 0 at San Francisco.
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