Butte Team Beats Ogden In Uneven Practice Game
The Buttes opened their series with Ogden in a lopsided run affair. Rustenhaven pitched through a bandaged arm as Ogden managed only late runs, while the Buttes fed by Demaggio Turgeon and King pushed across early and late scores, with Wessler and Moorehead among the standouts for the visitors.
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Great Falls
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Rustenhaven
Knight
Feld
Wessler
Woolume
Cobb
Jones
Risberg
Moorehead
The
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Turgeon
Duddy
Clynes
Rirberg
Whaling
Skyscrapers Win Crucial Game in an Extra Inning
Salt Lake defeated Great Falls 8 to 4 in ten innings, as McGlynn pitched well until the ninth when two hits and an error aided the comeback. The game featured a tense extra inning battle and a strong defensive effort by Salt Lake.
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Great Falls
Salt Lake
Spencer
Maner
Hester
Schimpft
Kelly
Delhi
McGlynn
Great Palle
Wents
Davis
Chimp
Baer
Davis Bauer
Schimpf
Bauer
Faye
Skyscrapers
Missoula Wins Opener of Series With Helena
Missoula took the first game of the series against Helena. Bohen began on the mound for the Highlanders but Dawson relieved him in the second inning. Helena used three pitchers as the teams fought into the early stages of the series.
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Missoula
Helena
Helena M
Bohen
Highlanders
Dawson
Helesa
Only One Hit Off Forehander Tyler in Boston Victory
New York failed to muster offense as George Tyler held the Giants to one hit in a Polo Grounds farewell, Murray scoring on a two-out drive after McLean’s pinch hit. Boston triumphed 1 0. The Reds beat Pittsburgh 3 2 with Brown and Clarke working. Tinker restored strength for Cincinnati.
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Polo Grounds
George ‘Tyler
McLean
Mathewson
Tyler
Murray
Shafer
Burns
Gon
R. E. Beston
Tyler Mathewson
Willie
Pittsburg
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Brown
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Scheckard
Hoblitzell
Wasner
Hobzell
Hobbteell
Tinker
Dolan
Carey
Reds
Adams
Iirown
Clarke
Simon
Spokane Narrowly Beats Victoria in Northwest League
In Spokane on September 2 Spokane defeated Victoria 7 to 0. Multiple runners were retired on plays as the game progressed. Tacoma and Vancouver saw postponements while Seattle and Portland also postponed. Western League scores show Lincoln 5 Denver 6 and Topeka 5 Wichita 7.
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Tacoma-Vancouver
Seattle-Portland
Surgeon Blamed for Young Death at Preliminary Hearing
In Los Angeles on Sept 3 the defense at Justice Summerfield's Vernon court began to show that John Bull Young died from a surgical operation rather than a blow received while in the ring with Jess Willard. Dr R B Griffith described experience in skull operations as Earl Rogers questioned the cause of death. the hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
John (Bull) Young
Jess Willard
Willard
Grimth
Young
Grith
Swain Hits 30th Home Run to Set Northwestern Record
Spokane game notes Victoria outfielder Swain hit a solo homer to give him 30 for the Northwestern league, tying the coast league record set by Ping Bodie two years ago. The homer was the longest at the local grounds this season, and Swain has weeks left to chase a higher mark. Art Bues previously held the Northwestern best with 27.
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Swain
Victoria
Ping Bodie
Northwestern
Art Bues
Seattle
Swan
Washington Loses See-Saw Season Finale in Philadelphia
Washington falters in a see-saw game, losing 4 to 3 at Philadelphia. Walsh, Barry, E Murphy and Oldring produced key hits for Philadelphia after two early Washington runs. Bender relieved, sparking a seventh inning tie, then the Phillies pulled ahead with two late runs as New York, Boston, Chicago, Detroit and St Louis results fill the rest of the box.
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Philadelphia
Boston St. Louis
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Washington
Walsh
Barry
E. Murphy
Oldring
Mocker
Henry
Bender
Morgan
McBride
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Philadelpn
Chicago
St. Lo
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Clevel
Great Falls Race Day Shows Favorites Dominate
Special Dispatch from Great Falls reports Favorites swept all six races as long shots failed to place or show. Weather described as excellent with a good crowd and fast track. Each race details horses, odds, and times, noting scratches and key finishers.
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Aspera
Maempa
Dorian Prince
Sieloff
Dick Benson
Ormes
Johnson
Idun
Glaucus
Lee Hareison Ih
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Rue
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Oremonde Cunningham
Sielag
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Madeline Mus Rave
Sugar Lump
Atatthews
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Envy
Arbutus
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Cunt Tucker
Alethumpian
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Bellsnicke
Sir John
Pacific Coast League Batterymatch Reports and Scores
In Los Angeles on September 8, a scoreline for San Francisco Venice shows Fanning Koestner and Elliott in the battery. San Francisco records a twelve inning game with Portland Oakland, batteries James Fisher Abels Kreltz. In Sacramento on September 8, Los Angeles batter figures and Sacramento score details remain unclear.
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Venice
Fanning Koestner
Elliott
Portland
Oakland
James
Fisher
Abels
Kreltz
Sacramento
Three Favorites Win At Deer Lodge Races
Four days of racing at Deer Lodge featured three favorites winning in six races amid light rain and improving track conditions. Jockeys and horses performed well as the card for tomorrow promises a strong field and high stakes.
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Deer Lodge
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Donovan
Fischer
Miss Rhoda
Maxine Wheeler
Merman
Carl Pepciuitd
Country Roy
Trampe
Wild Boar
Rosen
Sixtest Watson
Tony Faust
Medic
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Martin
Queen Leah
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Alice ‘Teresa
Lajoie
Riley
Patriotic
Maloney
Yvonne
Laines
Lew Hill
Pischer
Dottie B
Marie Coghill
la Bell
Eastman
Order of Dance
Deer Lodge Race Entries Mixed With Miscellaneous Phrases
The Deer Lodge card lists multiple races including a two year old sprint of four and a half furlongs with entries like Deal Carroll and Frances G. Gaon Ada Kenneany Hoo Hard Ba. The program shows a six furlong race for older horses with Mob Facies and Wheezer, a one mile and 70 yard event for two year olds and up with Sal Engraver and Footloose among entries, and a six furlongs handicap for older horses featuring Chas. Goetz and Duncraggan. Additional notes reference Order of Dulles and Prince Conrad, with a stray fragment about Boston and President McAller on Sept 3.
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Frances G. Gaon
Ada
Kenneany Hoo
Seana
Mann to handle Pennant hopes as Carrigan signs
The club shows confidence in Mann by keeping him as manager for 1914 after a deal with Carrigan. Carrigan reportedly received a substantial salary raise following his appointment after Jake Stahl’s departure. Marblehead Massachusetts September 3 reports a resumed series of sender yacht races between Germany and the United States with six yachts on a triangular course.
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Carrigan
Jake Stahl
Marblehead
Mass
Germany
United States
Ellen
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