Bonner Carries Electrics to Second Victory Over Great Falls
Bonner again beats Hester's club 12 to 4 as McCarl returns and Butte shows edge with timely hitting. Bonner, key in both wins, fends off hits while McCarl aids Miner rallying in field and offense. Umpire Finnerman calls rough clash with Garrity and Clark fined. game lasts two hours five minutes.
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Indians Scalp Brownies in Spokane Victory
Spokane batsmen exploded for eight runs by the fourth as Clink relieved Russell in the fifth and the team added three more in the seventh. Vancouver managed only four and nine errors marked the visitors. Russell, Cadman, Patterson, Schorr, and Marshall starred for Spokane as Beattle defeated Tacoma in extra innings.
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Rioting crowd interrupts Chicago win over Boston
Chicago defeats Boston 6 to 2 as a furious crowd rushes the field in the fifth inning. Weaver drives a homer and Collins adds a double while Rowland protests Boston’s lineup tactics used against left and right handed pitchers.
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Indians Win Two Over Philadelphia in Twin Bill
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia twice as Bush and Bagby duel on the mound in the first game, Cleveland taking advantage of errors to win. In the second game Philadelphia outhits Cleveland but the visitors rally with timely hits to win as Klepfer and Gould lead the offense for Cleveland.
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Cooper Wins Trophy Race Without Stop
Earl Cooper, veteran racer, won the 260 mile Speed way park event in 2 25 28 as the field ran without a stop. Mulford finished second with Hearne third, and Durant fourth while Haines completed the top five.
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Reds win in eleventh as Chase Cueto drive beat Phillies
In Cincinnati on June 16 Mitchell held Philadelphia to five hits as the Reds won 2 to 1 in eleven innings. Chase doubled and scored on Cueto's single in the eleventh to clinch the victory. Rixey and Killifer held Philadelphia to a single in each of the later innings.
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Cobb Leads American League Batting With .365 Average
Ty Cobb again tops the American League batting race for the first time since 1916 at .365, edging Cleveland’s Tris Speaker by three points. Babe Ruth hits .415 in 16 games. Chapman loses lead as Ruth moves ahead in stolen bases. Burns and Roush contest NL lead. Zelder trails Cobb in steals. American Association results show Toledo Columbus Milwaukee St Paul and others.
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Basin hosts Butte Athletics in baseball clash today
Butte Athletics, a top local amateur team, visits Basin today to play the Basin nine. Basin pitcher La Duke, formerly of the Black Rocks, will start. Basin lineup includes Shea, Coton, Walter Clark, J. Clark, Monaghan, Stodden, Curran, Rodgers, Savard, Rivett, O'Brien, with Frost or Wagner as the other pitcher.
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Cinch myth in baseball lore and giants pennant talk
Grantland Rice argues there is no guaranteed pennant in baseball citing 1908 Cubs 1914 Mackmen and Giants hype. He warns overconfidence can hurt a team and notes the sport defies sure things as a “cinch.”
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Giants and Phillies vie for pennant as season unfolds
The piece weighs the Giants and Phillies as pennant favorites after a win streak and midseason shakeups. It cautions that a long race with pitching form, injuries, and possible upsets keeps the title in doubt while praising both clubs' grit and resilience.
Constantine Abdicates Greek Throne Sparks Mixed Reactions
Telegram from Premier Zaimis to the Greek legation in Berlin announces King Constantine and Queen Sophie have abdicated. Greek public sorrow described as indescribable, while German papers publish the消息.
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Berlin
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Repulse of German Attack South of Ypres Canal
London reports repulse of a German attack on British positions south of the Ypres Comines canal after heavy artillery preparation. The war office announces the defender forces held their lines.
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