Cincinnati Mauls 3 Card Pitchers In rout
Cincinnati hammered three St Louis pitchers for 17 hits and a 12 to 5 victory. Luque allowed one hit in six innings before Brenton finished, as Cincinnati built a big early lead and coasted. Batteries Luque Brenton Allen for Cincinnati. Wingo Jacobs Schupp and Clemons Schindler for St Louis.
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T. Louis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Luque
Brenton
R. H. EB
Allen
Wingo
Jacobs
Schupp
Goodwin
Clemons
Schindler
Brooklyn Shuts Out Phillies 6–0 in Homecoming Victory
Brooklyn pitchers held Philadelphia to four hits as the Dodgers won 6 to 0 at home. Wheat led Brooklyn with two triples and a double while the offense collected 14 hits off Smith before he left in the seventh. Score by innings shows Phillies 0 0 0 6 0 0 0. Brooklyn 0 0 2 1 0 0 3. Batteries Smith HEnzmann Witherow Grimes Miller.
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Brooklyn
Grimes
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Smith
Wheat
Henzmann
Witherow
Miller
Opportune Hitting Wins for Giants
New York defeats Boston 7 to 2 as Opportune hitting and solid defense drive the Giants to victory. Rudolph yields few hits with Toney scattering Braves’ contact. five double plays aid New York. Batteries Rudolph and O Neill. Toney and Snyder. Score 7-2, New York.
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New York
Boston
Toney
Rudolph
Braves
Giants
O’neill
Snyder
Cubs Conquer Pirates In 13 Inning Game
Chicago defeated Pittsburg 4 to 2 in 13 innings. The decisive rally came in the 13th when Flack singled, Terry sacrificed, Robertson singled, and Paskett doubled to score two runs. Batteries Vaughn and O Farrell. Carlson and Schmidt.
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Cubs
Pirates
Pittsburg
Chicago
Flack
Terry
Robertson
Paskett
R. H. E. Chicago
Vaughn and O'Farrell
Carlson
Schmidt
Famous racqueter demonstrates ability at Forest Hills
William M. Johnston, holder of the national singles title, reached the semi finals of the thirty-ninth all comers singles by defeating Watgon M. Washburn in straight sets 6-4 6-4 7-5. Harvard's G Colket Caner beat Irving Wright 6-3 6-4 6-2. William T. Tilden II topped Walter Wesbrook 6-4 8-6 6-1. Wallace F Johnson defeated Clarence J fin 6-1 6-4 2-6 6-4.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
William M. Johnston
Johnston
Watgon M. Washburn
Washburn
G. Colket Caner
Harvard
Irving ©. Wright
William T. Tilden II
Walter Wesbrook
Michigan
Sanardo Dominates Free For All At Readville Feature
Readville Mass Sept 3 Sanarlo the Boston owned pacer showed wa in the free for all at the ville track today winning the re event on the last day's pro of the Grand Circuit races Wal Cox substituted for Sanardo s nets driver Tom Murphy won the heat in 2 02% with the gelding then came back with another in Baroness Cochato driven by Lon Donald won her second race of the eelt in the 2 14 trot The Metropolitan sweepstakes open horses owned by members of the tropolitan Driving club of Boston Went to Electron Dillon
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Readville
Mass
Sanar
Pacer
Ville
Wal- Cox
Sanardo
Nets
Tom Murphy
Baroness Cochato
Lon Donald
Metropolitan
Tropolitan Driving Club
Boston
Electron Dillon
Mines Gough Is Butte Ready To Start Eleven
Chester M. Pittser arrives as new athletic coach for the School of Mines in Butte. He plans to begin practice as classes start on Monday Sept 13 with uniforms issued that day. The Ore Diggers have three weeks to prepare for the Oct 2 opener against Mount St Charles College.
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Chester M. Pittser
School of Mines
Gunnison
Cal
Idaho
Utah
Denver
Pittser
Ore Diggers
Mount St. Charles College
Butte
Asbury Park
Harding
Cox
Ohio
St. Patrick
Babe
Kathleen Mavourneen
Mines Athletes in Training for Clark Prize Clash
Coach Pittser aims to have a full, sharp squad ready for the Clark prize game against Colorado-Pitts mont. The Colorado School of Mines prospect, highly touted by A G Spalding, joins drills after transfer of equipment and color change to green with maroon. Sophomores at Maiden Rock work four weeks in field surveying as ten hopefuls gear up for positions and possible game roles.
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Pittser
Mines
Colrado
Rocky Mountain
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Gunnison
A. G. Spalding Company
Butte
Denver
Maiden Rock
Pittcer
Colorado-Pittsmont
Black Rocks
Clark
Ross Barclay
Seattle and Vancouver Lead in Compact Regional Scores
Seattle gains 11 points while Spokane and Yakima stay winless. Vietoris posts 2 and Vancouver adds 7 as Tacoma trails with 5 in a terse regional scoreboard.
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Seattle
Bsbpokane
Yakima
Vietoris
Vancouver
Tacoma
Babe Ruth Inspires Yankees Bench On Asbury Park Deck
A circa article recalls Babe Ruth’s impact on the New York Yankees and teammates during a discussion aboard an Asbury Park steamboat. Ruth’s leadership, drive for team success, and on field heroics are highlighted by peers and a visiting minister, noting his influence beyond personal glory.
Miracle Man Moran Holds Reds Toward Pennant Hope
The Cincinnati Reds face injuries and internal strife as Pat Moran fights to mold a winning team. Roush Duncan Neale and Ivy Wingo show fitful form while Moran fines Ruether and Allen for conditioning issues. Success hinges on Moran’s management to overcome discord and rally the squad.
American Association Scores and Standings Snapshot
Milwaukee 1 3 St Paul 4 5 Kansas City 4 Minneapolis 5 Louisville 2 Indianapolis 3 Toledo 13 Columbus 9.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapoli
Toledo
Columbus
Regional scores roundup from recent baseball games
Seattle defeated by Vernon while Los Angeles edged Salt Lake. Portland trailed as San Francisco Oakland combined for eight runs against Sacramento three.
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Seattle
Vernon
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Portland
San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Fighters Seek World Title With Careful Training
The men pursued victory with a strong desire and meticulous conditioning. Their attention to health helped avert injuries and sustain the fighting spirit that propelled them to a world championship.
Reds Start Season With Cocky Attitude Says Coach
The article notes the Reds opened the year in a different frame of mind, cocky and self-assured as champions who felt they need not sweat the small details. Their behavior during spring training and early National League circuit tour reflects this stance.
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Reds
Baseball Star lineup praised for 1920 gonfalon win
They boasted a superior pitching staff led by Ruether Eller Sallee Fisher Ring Bressler and Logue and a stellar infield of Daubert Rath Kopf and Groh. Neale Duncan and Roush topped the outfield, a trio of prize hitters who were deemed unequaled.
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Ruether
Eller
Sallee
Fisher
Ring
Bressler
Logue
Gonfalon
Daubert
Rath
Kopf
Groh
Neale
Duncan
Roush
Reds Fail To Adjust To New Pitching Ban
The Reds misread the situation as the league banned certain freak deliveries used by famed pitchers Sallee and Eller. Without their pet tricks the two 1919 leaders have faded. Eller showed a few solid games and may rebound with time, but not this year. Sallee is finished, unable to pitch without resin and rarely appears since last May, with waivers likely and a move to the minors possible.
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Sallee
Eller
Moran
Pitching Woes Hit Team as Injuries Rise
The staff suffers with Bressler out eight weeks due to a broken ankle and limited effectiveness upon return. Fisher Ruether and Luque endure minor strains from overwork, sidelining them for several days. The touted pitching machine proves to be a flop, leaving the rotation undermanned and underperforming.
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Rube Bressler
Fisher
Ruether
Luque
Infield and outfield hit by injuries in baseball lineup
The report notes Jake Daubert, Heinie Groh, Larry Kopf, and Morris Rath suffering injuries causing layoffs at various times. Only short intervals have all four on the field, with Sam Crane or Eddie Sicking often in the lineup, while the outfield fared somewhat better.
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Jake Daubert
Heinie Groh
Larry Kopf
Morris Rath
Sam Crane
Eddie Sicking
Polo Grounds crowds reach forty thousand common sight
Crowds of thirty nine thousand at the Polo grounds are routine this summer, with the huge venue often filled to capacity. The tally has been matched nearly a dozen times, a contrast to earlier headlines when fifteen thousand drew attention.
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Polo Grounds
Insect blamed for Ruth’s illness travels from Chicago to Cleveland
A fragment suggests a biting insect caused Babe Ruth to need a 10 day rest due to blood poisoning. The notice speculates the creature may be a white-footed Indian beetle traveling from Chicago to Cleveland, possibly spreading poison.
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Babe Ruth
Chicago
Cleveland
Giants Pitched Fight Before Reds Game in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati before a Reds game, Giants players Jess Winters and Pep Young fought. Winters threw at Young during batting practice, provoking a brawl. Young landed a punch on Winters' nose amid Redland fans' cheers. Pep had been visiting the Lambs club with Jawn McGraw.
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Giants
Reds
Cincinnati
Jess Winters
Pep Young
Winters
Young
Redland
Pep
Lambs Club
Jawn McGraw
Uruguay legalizes court approved duels with boxing
In Uruguay a duel becomes lawful only if approved by a court of honor. If boxing gloves are used as weapons the fights might be harmless. Charging admission could provide some prize money for the winner.
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Uruguay
Former Tiger manager found humor in Paris tale
After World War II a former Tiger athletic manager stayed in Paris. He once cursed a taxi driver in English and was amused when the driver bowed and replied Oui oui monsieur. He shared the joke with friends and a witness for a laugh whenever he wished.
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Princeton
Tiger Athletic Teams
Paris
Manager subjects taxi driver to a flood of profanity
A former manager and an accomplice hailed a taxi and entered it. He then unleashed a yard long tirade of profanity at the driver, prompting an abrupt response or consequences.
English papers concede hammer throw to us for past two years
The quote notes critics claim our team has knocked over everything for the last two years, while suggesting they awarded the hammer throw to us as a concession. The remark reflects a sharp, tongue in cheek view of newspaper opinions on our performance.
English Fighters Seek Title Wins in America
The retort discourteous notes that English fighters have traveled to America in pursuit of championship titles, highlighting the clash of styles and ambitions in the sport.
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America
Dougherty May Referee Dempsey Miske Title Fight
Benton Harbor Mich Sept 3 The first definite step toward selecting a referee for the heavy weight title fight Monday between Jack Dempsey and Billy Miske occurred as Tom Bigger chairman of the state athletic commission arrived and conferred with Floyd Fitzsimmons promoter and Dempsey and his manager Dougherty of Philadelphia was reported likely to be named though he arrived and refused to discuss the matter Dempsey and Miske trained lightly for the bout with Dempsey weighing 189 and Miske 190.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Jack Dempsey
Billy Miske
Tom Bigger
State Athletic Commission
Bigger
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Miske
Cleveland
Jim Dougherty
Philadelphia
Doughert
Conche
Republican county central committee meeting notice
The new Republican county central committee will meet Saturday evening at the headquarters 118 North Main Street at 8 o'clock. All candidates please attend. D. J. Charles, Chairman. Lee Hawly, Secretary.
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Republican County Central Committee
North Main Street
D. J. Charles
Lee Hawly
Rivalry Tightens In League Races As NY Victory Boosts Pennant Hope
In a tight American League pennant race, Cleveland led Chicago by five points with New York closing to a virtual tie after beating Boston. Detroit shut out Cleveland, Chicago lost to St Louis, while Cincinnati held a half-game edge over Brooklyn in the National League as New York trailed Superbas by two games.
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NW Yorka
Cleveland
Chiccaxo
New York
Boston
Yankees
Detroit
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Superbas
New York Downs Boston In Tense Struggle
New York defeats Boston 5 to 3 in a tense nine inning game. Meu sel delivers a two base hit scoring Bodie and Ward in the ninth after Pinch Hitter shows clutch hitting. Mays faced boos in seventh and drew cheers in eighth while Quinn and Mays worked for New York.
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New York Downs
Boston
New York
Meusel
Bodie
Ward
Carl Mays
Quinn
Mays
Real
Hannah
Hoyt
Karr
Schane
St Louis Triumphs Over Chicago In Tight Victory
Smith's double follows infield singles from Jacobson and Williams as St. Louis beat Chicago 2 to 1. Strunk homer with two out in the eighth prevented a shutout for Chicago, dropping the locals to third place, five points behind Cleveland in the pennant race. Davis and Severeid paired with FaBer and Wilkinson on the battery for the visitors.
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Chicago
Smith
Jacobson
Wiliams
St. Louis
Strunk
Cleveland
Davis
Severeid
Faber
Wilkinson
Schalk
Tigers Edge Indians 1 0 in pitching duel
Detroit defeated Cleveland 1 to 0 in a tense nine inning game. Leonard allowed baserunners but held the Indians scoreless. Detroit pushed across the lone run in the ninth on Young’s infield hit, with Wambsganss wide throw and Cobb’s single. Batteries Leonard and Stanage. Caveleskie and ONeill.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Leonard
Young
Wambsrgranss
Cobb
An. H. BB
Seveses
Stanagre
Coveleskie
O'Neill
Senators Slaughter Recruit's Offerings.
Philadelphia faced Washington as Knowlton, a recruit pitcher for the Americans, faltered in the fifth inning after holding the visitors to three early singles. Washington powered to a 14 to 5 victory aided by three homers for Philadelphia. Batteries Shaw Gharrity Knowlton Moore Perkins.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Knowlton
Philadelphia Americans
Ace Washington
Shaw and Gharrity
Moore
Perkins
Butte Insurance Leader G M Roe Improves After Surgery
G M Roe a longtime Butte insurance man and supreme commissioner for the Camels of the World is recovering rapidly after an operation last Wednesday at Columbia hospital. Roe has 22 years in the local insurance business and remains a prominent figure in the industry.
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G. M. Roe
Butte
Columbia Hospital
Mr. Roe
Mrs Baker Visits Fulton Family in Napton Block
Mrs Fred Baker of San Francisco is a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs C V Fulton in the Napton block. Mrs Baker and Mrs Fulton are cousins.
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Fred Baker
San Francisco
C. V. Fulton
Napton Block
Baker
Mrs. Pulton
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