Butte Miners Split Extra Inning Win Over Seattle Giants
In a tense 18 inning battle, Butte overcame Seattle 2-1 as McGinnity kept his arm in shape. The game's late twists featured Kippert's two-bagger, Hillyard scoring, and a key error on Stokke's drive as Butte pulled ahead in the thirteenth. Both starters showed strong form despite the marathon.
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Cobb and Jackson gain on Speaker in batting race
Chicago and national league batting leaders see Speaker widen and Cobb Jackson close gaps this week. Speaker leads with .316, Jackson and Cobb close behind with .354 and .343 respectively. Detroit and Cleveland figures mix in totals with home runs, stolen bases, and runs scored highlighted in the season's leaderboards.
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Crowd packs Brooklyn as Superbas sweep doubleheader
Brooklyn fans filled the stands for a record crowd as the Superbas defeated the New York Giants 6 4 in game one and 5 4 in game two. Anderson started strong then faltered. Mathewson and Schupp were ineffective. Coombs scattered hits and Brooklyn led throughout. In the second game the Giants offense came late but Brooklyn prevailed.
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Tigers crush Great Falls in late rally 4-3
Tacoma on June 24 reports the Tigers used timely hitting to defeat Great Falls 4-3. Leard and Bohne pace the visitors with Britton and Wurm contributing key hits as pitchers Leonard and White hold firm. Stolen bases and miscues shape the tight contest in a one hour fifty one minute game.
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Vancouver Dominates In One Big Inning To Take Game One
Vancouver scored five runs in the seventh inning to overcome Spokane 7 to 3 in Spokane. Roy Brown homered with one on base, while pitcher Noble lasted until the seventh before fading. Key Vancouver hitters included Murphy, Ibo Hamilton and B Brown, as Spokane stranded seven and twelve baserunners.
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Des Moines Auto Derby Won by Ralph De Palma
Twelve thousand spectators witnessed Ralph De Palma win the Des Moines automobile Derby at the speedway. He clocked 1 hour 27 minutes 14 seconds for 150 miles at an average speed of 91.88 mph. Henderson finished second with Rickenbacher third and Lewis fourth after a close race that saw De Palma and Rickenbacher exchange leads.
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NNIS TOURNAMENT AT BUTTE TENNIS CLUB
In the play i tex ladies handicap at the Butte tennis club yesterday Mrs SG Brown defeated Mrs Jack Duff 6-3 6-2 Miss Charlotte McCauley defeated Mrs Passmore 6-2 6-1 There will be play in both the ladies and the men's tournaments today Friar Rock winner New York June 24 The Brooklyn handicap at Aqueduct race track today was won by Friar Rock Pend ant was second and Slumber IL third Time for the mile and an eighth was 1:50
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Pendant
Slumber IL
Detroit and Cleveland split extra inning duel for season fifth
In a ragged but thrilling series, Cleveland edged Detroit 10 to 8 after an eleventh inning rally as Speaker walked and Gandil scored on a triple. The teams each won two of the four game set. Also: Yankees sweep Washington twice in a doubleheader, 2-1 and 4-3, continuing a surge with their fourth double header win this season.
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Chicago Takes Series Clincher 5-4 Over St Louis
See Ted drives a fifth inning run as Chicago wins the final Series game 5 to 4 over St Louis. Score by innings shows Chicago with late bursts and a strong pitching duel. Batteries Williams Cicotte Schalk Plank Koob Davenport Severeta.
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Deer Lode State Trap Shoot Opens With Promoted Social Plan
June 24 Deer Lode reports ideal weather for state trap shooters tournament with about 100 shooters expected and several social events. Notable locals involved include Mayor Frank Conley Will Mc Mullen Benton Peter C Wall ton BC Larabie Joseph L Cole man Lee Williams and A J Trippett. Afternoon games include Centerville vs Excelsiors at 2 pm followed by East Side vs South Side. Meaderville to clash Marquettes vs Meaderville at 2 30 pm. Meaderville fielded a stronger team this year. At Three Forks Shea will catch O’ pitcher Sullivan at first Monaghan short Kelly third Stodden right Clark center D Sullivan lefty Shea C Shea Curramy as sub.
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Fans of Mound City Faith in Jones Pennant Claim
St Louis reports Fielder Jones remains convinced the Browns will win the pennant despite seventh place. Supporters credit his “Jones baseball” speed and tactics, noting recent winning streaks and defensive shifts while acknowledging the team’s flaws.
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Johnston Wins Pacific States Tennis Championship
In Del Monte California on June 24 William Johnston defeated his doubles partner Jiffin 1 6 4 5 7 9 6 in a hard fought final to claim the Pacific States tennis title. Johnston's superior generalship and Grifin’s strong attacking play highlighted the match as it swung with gripping rallies and deft placements throughout.
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Readiness for Montana state shoot highlighted by locals
Deer Lodge June 24. The Montana state shoot practice day opens tomorrow with three Ideal Leggatts in use at the fair grounds. Local club members Henry Allenbrand captain, with Hirschy Flanigan Morse expected early, Allenbrand bringing a Japanese puzzle for shooters. Frank Conley hosts a fish outing at a private pond for shooters, with a stag dinner planned at the lake clubhouse Sunday evening.
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Pepery Hester Set to Manage Great Falls Club
Herb Hester formerly manager of the Great Falls and Salt Lake clubs in the Union association passed through Salt Lake en route to Great Falls to take over as manager, succeeding Bill Hurley. He has been in the Arizona Copper league and appears in fine form, full of pep.
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Herb Hester
Great Falls
Union Association
Bill Hurley
Hester
Arizona Copper League
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