Seattle Triumphs After Butte Errors In 4A Tilt
Seattle outlasted Butte 5 to 2 as errors plagued the visitors. Stovall pitched for Seattle while Roach struggled for Butte, with Kane, Knox and McIntyre starring for the Seahawks. The series resumes with Portland looming and the crowd lingered in the stands despite misplays.
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Buttes
Roach
McDonough
Littl
Stovall
Seattle
Muffs
Kelly
Themwainee McDonough
Tacoma
Porland
Portland
Leem
Butte
Jerry Clifford
Johnny Simpson
Stanley
Klopf
Ward
Knox
Kane
McIntyre
Drennan
Dalrymple
Portlands Hit Pat as Crowd Cheers Great Batting
A crowded Pat stadium witnessed Portland batsmiths deliver strong hits with three players reaching base once safely and a standout three bagger highlighted the hometown effort.
Tigers Dominate Bunchgrassers In Spokane Baseball Tie
Spokane defeats Bunchgrassers 5 to 2 as McCarthy falters late. Zalesky shines behind the plate for Tacoma with a home run and key catches. In Helena Port land edges Portland 4 to 2 with Peeples featuring a three hit day and Slagle pitching well.
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Spokane
Tigers
Quick
Tacoma
Denny McCarthy
McCarthy
Frary
Pfeister Howells
Ferris
Joe McCarthy
Donahue
Howells
Pfeister
McKevitt
Kelly
Zalesky
Letcher
Elsey
Zalusky
Swindells
Pittsburg Runs Rally vs Brooklyn as Ninth Inning Stirs
New York September 1 Pittsburgers win a morning game against Brooklyn with two earned runs off Donovan’s curves after trailing by one in the ninth. Attendance 4500. Batteries Chesbro Zimmer Donovan Ahearn. Leach’s error aids three Brooklyn runs early. Umpire Base.
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Spokane Abrow
Ale Howells
Oereacies
Ferris
Oernes
Donahue Beinhelels
Kelly
Nagle
Rockenfield Seonee
Huteh
U Andrews
J McCarthy
Eeeseese Oo
Swindells
Zalusky
Motarthy
P Eee
Rene
Agi
Quick
Spokane
Pacoma
Spokanie Tacoma
Eriis Welly Nagle
Dol
McCarthy
Lises
McKevitt
Isey
Rockenfield
Andrews
J. McCarthy
Kisey
Donahue
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgers
Donovan
R. H. E. Seatoss
Chesbro
Zimmer
Ahearn
Pittsburg
Leach
Kitson
Pittshore
Parrccu
Rata
Nlee
Leever and
Smith
Evans, Witson and Ahearn
Umpre—Emslie
Reinstatements and license revocation at Western Jockey Club meeting
At a Western Jockey Club meeting in Chicago on September 1 the club reinstated trainers William Hurley Thomas McKinney Paul Warren and J J Troxler on condition. The Chicago Jockey Club recommended action leading to the license of jockey J Dupee being revoked.
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Chicago
Western Jockey Club
William Hurley
Thomas McKinney
Paul Warren
J. J. Troxler
Chicago Jockey Club
J, Dupee
Chicago and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader
Philadelphia and Chicago played a doubleheader with a poor first game and a rough second game where Philadelphia could not-hit pitcher Taylor while Duggleby hit well. Attendance was 4,494 with Rhoades Kling White Douglass Devin as battery in the opener and Taylor Kling Duggleby Douglass in the nightcap. Brown umpired both games.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Coul
Taylor
Dugslebuv
H. H. B. Chicago
Ae ‘ Ghektislelda
Oe Eedee
Philadelphia Oriees
Rhoades
Kling
White
Douglass
Devin
Brown
Prigaerio
Csecs Yaceres
Duggleby
Peoria Captain Earns Distinct Sharpshooter Honor
Peoria Illinois September 1 Captain Frank B Sherwin of troop F first cavalry I N cy of Chicago qualified on the new fort rifle range as a distinguished sharpshooter winning a silver cross by 14 points to spare This marks the highest honor in the national guard service
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Peoria
Ill
Frank B. Sherwin
First Cavalry
I. N. Cy
Chicago
New Fort
National Guard
Ragged Fielding by Visitors In Seventh and Ninth Innings
Boston notes ragged fielding by the visitors in the seventh and ninth innings. The game description highlights misplays that aided the home team’s scoring and momentum shift.
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Boston
Yankees Split Morning Defeat and Afternoon Win in Baseball
The morning game fell to New York as errors and ragged fielding hurt them while Poole kept Cincinnati’s hits scattered. In the afternoon St Louis beat New York behind strong defense and Mathewson’s pitching, with 14 000 in attendance and a sharp bunt approach rattling the infield.
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Boston
Ratterles
Iasen
Moran
Thelman
Maloney
Cincinnati
Poole
Porto Ac
Aeethed
Ave
Camsiaete
Cevdxoahs
Sasae Aands
Malarky
Kittridge
Bergen
O' Day
New York
New Yorks
St. Louis
Louis
Curry
Murphy
Ryan
Tayior
Bowerman
Latham
Trwin
Mathewson
St. Touis
MERON
Potteries
Yerkes
O'Neill
Tow'n
Cleveland Clamps Boston in Morning and Afternoon Games
Cleveland shut out Boston in both games with Moore and Bernhard perplexing the visitors. The crowd set a new attendance record for a Cleveland ball game as 17,286 paid admissions filled the stands while Cleveland’s offense punished Dineen and the Boston pitching. Batteries were Bernhard and Wood for Cleveland, Dineen and Warner for Boston.
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Cleveland
Boston
Moore
Deborgilos
Beaman
Parks and Criger
Bernhard
Dineen
R.hwe
Detroit Scores and Pitching Shine in Morning Game
McCarthy pitched a splendid morning game though a bad first inning prevented a shutout. Lee’s pitching suited Detroit well as they boosted averages. Casey homered to the club house while Mullin received strong support from his teammates in the afternoon.
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Butte
Seattle
Buttes
Mclntyre
McDonough
Roach
Ward
Seattles
McIntyre
Stovall
Prennan
MclIntyre
Miley McDonough
Klopf
Reach
Hurley
Drennan Stovall
Kloof
Dalrymple
Kane
Zearfoss
McHale
Marshall
Knox
Knox Beatet
Babbitt
Figot Feild
McIintyre
Short
Kelly
Houtz
Drennan
Stanley
Detroit
McCarthy
Daetrote
Feranis Akl
Em Lee Ionace
Yale
Aeon Tac
Tcess
Cate Eleden
U Lee
Casey
Mullin
St. Louis Defeats Philadelphia in Morning Baseball Tilt
In St Louis on September 1 the home team won its third straight over Philadelphia. Attendance reached 2 000. The pitchers and batters included Sudhoff Kahoe Waddell Schreck and others as St Louis clinched a second win that day.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Soo
R. HA. E
Vaiossiea
Chicago Triumphs Over Baltimore in Doubleheader
Chicago won the first game against Baltimore by stringing hits with runners aboard aided by Baltimore errors. In the second game both teams played sloppily with Strange making three errors for Baltimore allowing three runs in the eighth. Robinson’s wild throw tied the score in the ninth. Attendance 15,100. Called after darkness.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Strange
Robinson
Biduccus
Pratt
McFarland
Butler
Smith
Dwight E
Griffith
Wiltse
Western League Scores From St Joseph Kansas City Denver Omaha
St Joseph defeated Peoria 5 to 2 and 11 to 3. Kansas City beat Milwaukee 3 to 2 and lost 2 to 4. Denver won 6 to 4 and 9 to 4 over Colorado Springs. Omaha won 6 to 2 then 6 to 1 over Des Moines.
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St. Joseph
Peoria
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Denver
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Des Moines
Bowler defeats Kramer on Vailsburg track in half mile
At Vailsburg Track Newark on September 1 J B Bowler of Chicago beat home favorite Frank L Kramer of East Orange in the half mile with John T Fisher of Chicago taking third. Time 1 02 1 5. Five mile handicap saw Kramer scratch and win with FE Bunchamp of Australia second and John Bedell of Lynnbrook fourth. Time 10 35.
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Newark
N. J
Frank L. Kramer
Vailsburg
J. B. Bowler
Chicago
East Orange
John T. Fisher
Champion Wins Motor Paced Race
Albert Champion won a 25 mile motor paced race at Charles River park in Boston beating Harry Elkes and Will Stinson. Elkes finished second just ahead of Stinson. The race times progressed from 5 miles in 7 minutes 22.6 seconds to 25 miles in 36 minutes 21.4 seconds.
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Boston
Albert Champion
Harry Elkes
Will Stinson
Charles River Park
Elkes
Stinson
Vanderbilt Quæseca wins Prix Hammer at St Cloud
Vanderbilt entry Queesega ridden by Thompson wins the Prix Hammer at St Cloud today. Biltmore finishes third in the Prix des Alles. Paris hosts the event with Vanderbilt horses competing in two races.
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Paris
St. Cloud
Vanderbilt
Thompson
Hennemann Sets World Record With 128 8 Discus Throw
Keokuk Iowa September 1 Charlen Hennemann shattered the world record by more than six feet in a discus event with a 4 pound discus flight of 128 feet 8 inches ending a standout performance.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Charlen Hennemann
Pur Up To Date Barber Shop In Clark Building
A brief note lists Charles Joyce as the proprietor of Pur Up To Date Barber Shop located in the Clark building.
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Clark Building
Charles Joyce
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Butte News
Rens
W. B. Peebles
Vienna
Routh
Pickens
Pras
Chamberlain
Wilkins
Martin Drug Store
F. A. Ironside
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Vitaline
Eagle Pharmacy
Bette, Montana
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
St. James Medical Association
James Bidy
Cincinnati O
Bcure Pringary
W. A. Cook
M. D
JOE Medical CO
R. Denver
Con
Jefferson House
Whitehall, Mont
W. W. McCall
Wah J. Lamb
Gaiena St
Bosanko
Phiiada, Pa
Colgan
Butti
Metiniyre
Teres O
Aeartoss
MceDonough
PO. A. Drennan
Aseese Dalrymple
Campbell
Waite
Helena
Peeples
Portlands
Tre
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Squadron A
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Battery A
Heavy Artillery
Massachusetts
Cottage Rifle and Revolver Association of
Jersey City
Zeigier
Sullivan
Vigneux
Pacifi Depot
Slagle
Molly
McGillican
Muller
McGillizan
Harris
Deisel
Partridge
Flannery
Holly
Shaffer
Chokce
Anderson
Webfoters
Rif
van Buren
Beree Muller
Knostal
P Benes
Po. A.E Schmeer, Se A “ A Flannery
McGuligan
Essa i
Weed
Schmeer
Kestal
Ualses Portland
Rame
du Barry
Kimonas
A. E. Nettleton
Nettleton
Natonal League
S. Brooklyn
St. Louis G—S
Hoston
Mullin and Buelow
Lee and
Drill
Powell
Mitchell
Whahoe
R. H
Pea Erne
Gaciemir
Kiricns Coveneer
Kahoe
Schreck
Western League
Dunlap
Styles
Mattingly
N. Main St
Lynbrook, L. 1
Tewen
Tieth Century Companys
New York World
Lynbrook
L. 1
Lyn*brook Engine Company
George A. Mott
Charles L. Hannaford
William P. Mullen
Joseph” Simonson
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