Extra-Inwing Battle OST by Silver Tips a See-Saw Baseball Game
Beattie beat Butte 3 to 2 in a tense see-saw game described as fast and brilliant. Hendrix pitched well in the ninth and Schmutz led Seattle with strong fielding, while Kippert made a notable running catch. Cadman, Raymond, Morse, Grover and Shaw contributed key plays for Seattle's squeaker win.
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Morse
Fies
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Raymond
Kippert
Haymond
Cadman
Cad
Ellpy
Schmutts
Fungo
Bn Hendrix
Hunky Shaw
Hap Morse
Roy Grover
Schmutz
Baseball scoring report from a late edition
The fragment notes standings and events including stolen bases by Shiw and Wick, a wild pitch by Hendrix, and a double play sequence Shaw to Gladings and Levin to Grover to Stokke, with two hours and umpire Howell mentioned. Names Shaw Morse Cadman Smith Bank Hendrix Levin Grover Stokke Gladings Shiw Wick Howell appear as players and officials.
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Rainy game halts Brooklyn Philadelphia series
Philadelphia wins 2 to 2 in a rain soaked opener as both teams struggle with field conditions. Hitter Hela connects a homer after Whitted’s single, while Alexander and Wieffer each allow nine hits amid the wet, delayed schedule.
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Vancouver Beavers blank league leaders 3-0
Vancouver Beavers shut out Spokane league leaders 3 to 0 on timely hitting and strong pitching by Russell. Warren Calvo and Coltrin led Vancouver with two and three base hits, while Noble took the loss for Spokane. Final score Vancouver 3 Spokane 0. Russell credited with the win.
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Ty ‘Noble
Roten
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Bi Novie
Courtney's Freshman Eight Wins Mile Race at Poughkeepsie
The Courtney freshmen won the Wor mile race by about a length over Syracuse, with Pennsylvania close behind. Cornell led early but Courtney pulled away. Syracuse and Pennsylvania finished second and third as Columbia trailed fifth and six lengths back. Rain interrupted a Baptist Sunday School league game, delaying Trinity's 6-0 defeat. American Association results show St Paul 8 Toledo 0 and Milwaukee 4 Louisville 2.
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Great Falls beaten in a loosely played game
In a loosely played contest Great Falls fell to Tacoma with seven hits, two runs by Engle in 8 innings, Leonard credited with the win over Sutherland. Skipper Roberts released as Tacoma manager. Rojas moves through minor leagues. Bridges in danger as Canadian Pacific bridges washed out. nitrogen lamps replacing red lamps in US and Canada reducing power use.
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Skipper" Roberts
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Anniversary milestones mark Kan man’s family union
Hugh M. Fellows of Kan and Mabel Ghaves of Neosho marry for the twenty fifth year. The occasion also notes the fiftieth wedding anniversary of his maternal grandparents.
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Home Run by Baker Helps Yankee Cause
Cleveland June 19 New York wins 7 to 6 after a five run first inning for the Yankees Baker drives in four runs with a three run homer and a late single while Cald well is removed from the box Gandil and Ward make key line drive catches as New York outscored Cleveland in a seesaw contest.
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Wingo
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Schneider
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Butte Golfers To Compete In Northwestern Tournament
A sizable delegation of golf enthusiasts will travel to Spokane for the Northwestern tournament. Notable players include F. J. Barker of Montana, Ara. J. M. Nhelers, Mrs. Wheeler who set the course record, and Dr. T. Winherspoon. Willie Leith, a professional, will participate, with Leith impressing in practice by beating three players with one stroke and achieving long drives.
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What They Say About Baseball Stars and Fighters
A fragmentary sports column surveys Moran versus Dillon, Willard, and other boxers, notes Moran’s readiness, and contrasts hitting averages of 1916 Mackmen infielders. It mentions Tris Speaker, Grover Alexander, Joe Jackson, and literary quotes, all in a rapid-fire, collage-style recap.
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Akden
Coffey
Willard
Charles Francis
Jack Dillon
Collins
Barry
Baker
Frank Baker
Yanks
Attina
McInnis
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Unclear OCR fragment hints at baseball chatter and names
Fragmentary text mentions driving the ball and elevation, questions a team’s road and home record, references John J. McCraw and a duet with Hal Chase and Frank Schulte, and hints at Tank rooters and a chant.
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F. HD
John J. McCraw
Hal" Chase
Frank Schulte
Deer Lodge Defeats Anaconda Molders In Local Derby
A Sunday baseball game in Deer Lodge ends 6 to 4 in favor of the home team. Deer Lodge rallies with three runs in the third and two in the eighth to overturn the Molders. Key players include Frank, Rudiger, Tarentine, and Doty. Next Sunday the Deer Lodge club hosts East Side of Butte as the state shoot opens to affect scheduling.
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Kerr
Rodlek
Rudiger
AY Berving
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Doran
Gia Ha
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Ea Crawford
Oolen
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Forbis
Doty
Kerr Tarentine
of Bien
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