Butte Wins to Secure Second Place in Northwestern League
Stocky Mehlhaf outpitches Meh Haf as Butte defeats the Spark Plugs to seal second in the 1916 Northwestern League. A first inning collision sidelines Grover and Tucker, while Red Toner and Meikle navigate walks and doubles. McGinnity’s Iron Men push two runs in the eighth as Hester’s club stalls late. Ralph Frary and Joe McGinnity loom as next day's matchup.
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Tucker
Serena
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Levin
Fitzsimmons
Hendrix
Meikle
Eddie Johnson
Stokke
Hine
Hoffman
Mehrhaf
Teuton
Mehrh
Hutasimmons
Ralph Frary
Arizona
Joe McGinnity
Indians Start Fusillade To Win In Opening
In a brisk opener by INNIS ABRAE PO, A B McGinnis led a fusillade for the Indians. Key players included Guigni Hamilton Russell and Coltrin, with Spokane’s Harstad on the mound and Vancouver’s bullpen limited. Final lines show two-base and three-base hits, stolen bases, and four walks, as the Indians edged Spokane in one hour twenty minutes.
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Spokane
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Hamilton
Brinker
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Dallas
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Knepley
Six Run First Inning Powers Tigers to Win
Seattle game recap shows Tacoma rushing Wolfram early and posting a 6 to 4 victory. Key early runs set the pace as Tacoma overcomes early resistance and holds on for the win. Names and teams involved include Tacoma and Wolfram in a 6 to 4 final.
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BankHead and Baldwin Lead Narrow Baseball Tilt
In a tight Seattle Tacoma contest, Alexander earned the win while Wolfram took the loss. Morse Leard Hald, Haughland and Bohne starred with multiple hits and key double plays. W. Leard stole a base as Williams plc 9 6 8 OO 8 Totals show the jumbled scoring amid the rain delay.
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Meteor
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Roy Grover 10 Get Sendoff Tomorrow At Ball Park
In Butte fans gather at the ball park Sunday to honor Roy Grover before he leaves Tuesday for the Philadelphia Athletics. A gift is being arranged as a permanent reminder of Grover’s popularity, with hundreds expected to attend the sendoff and Grover set to appear in the lineup despite a brief speech restriction.
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Seven football games on Montana Aggies schedule
Local Dispatch notes seven games on the Montana Aggi schedule with opponents including the School of Mines at Butte and Utah Aggies at Logan. It reports roster changes with captains Taylor and Cyton transferring to Wisconsin, and militia service issues affecting players for the 1918 season.
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Taylor
Cyton
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Madiso
Wisconsin
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Hamilton
Oberg
Hansen
Albert Horton
Ernest Robinson
Jolly
Mac Manon
Lenz
Christensen
Bergman
Superb as fall back champions in slump toward the Braves beaten by Yankees
Alexander pitches fourteenth shutout to beat Jack Coombs. Crowds fill Philadelphia as the Phillies split a doubleheader with Brooklyn, winning 3 0 and 6 0 to close in on first place. Notable plays by Whitted and Paskett. Coombs matches major league shutout record. Alexander ties it.
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Braves Beat Boston and New York. Rain Delays St. Louis-Cubs
Baseball roundup shows Braves defeating Boston 3 to 1 and New York 7 to 8 as Philadelphia and Washington split a doubleheader. St. Louis-Chicago game postponed by rain. Honus Wagner may miss end of season due to injuries. American and Western League scores include Lincoln, Topeka, Wichita, Sioux City, and Denver results.
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California Comet Is Beaten By 6 In National Championship
The match at the national singles championship saw George M. Church of the East upset by 6-5, 6-2, 6-3 as McLoughlin defeated. Will Johnston and several others advanced with wins, leaving eight players in the field and shaping tomorrow's draws. Church had been a key Eastern hope as the West rallied behind Johnston and Washburn defeated Davis.
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Wy George
Loughlin
R. Norris Willams
Clarence J. Griffin
Church
McLoughlin
Johnston Easil
Leo Beekman
W. Merrill Hall
Watson M. Washburn
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O Vanger
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Watters
Griffin
Johnson
Johnston
Washburn
Murray
McLoughlin Favored In National Lawn Tennis Championship
California star Maurice E. McLoughlin, known as the Comet, is the favorite as the national lawn tennis championship proceeds at Forest Mills Lele Z and surrounding events showcase the leading contenders.
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California “Comet
Forest Mills
Lele
State pair entries for harness events at the fair
Entries close today with George W. Klotz as racing secretary at Felon. Purses listed include 2:35 trot $800, 2:15 trot $400, 2:00 pace $200, free-for-all pace $400, plus five or more tunning races daily with no purses under $200. Also a note on tunning and trapshooting history by George Peck.
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Felon
Ferces
Coast League Scores From A Turbulent Weekend
In a chaotic rundown of Pacific Coast League results, Portland hosts Los Angeles 0 to 6, Portland 6 over Los Angeles. Los Angeles 2 over Oakland 4, San Francisco 4 over Salt Lake 5, and San Francisco 5 over Salt Lake.
Battle of Plattsburg history recalled by Star note
Baltimore Star recounts General Macomb and Commodore McDonough roles in the 1814 Plattsburg defense and Cumberland Bay sea action, noting Macomb’s Detroit origins and later rise to commander in chief before his 1841 death. It also mentions Panama Canal cathedrals with pearl shell veneer reflecting sun.
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