Mines Runters Up May Have To Be Decided Saturday
Baseball commissioners in Butte and Great Falls finalized post season plans for the Black Pits and the Stockett Miners series. The series opens in Great Falls with Mines defending champs, while runners up in each league begin a four game set in Butte. If Anodes beat Montana Powers and Clarks lose, a tiebreaker game will be played Saturday to decide second place. Receipts split: 40 percent to each team after expenses, 20 percent to league treasurers, remainder to series winner.
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Power Players Enjoy Picnic Amid Mines League Finish
Members of the Montana Power baseball club joined a picnic at Cantylake in Brown's Gulch to mark the Mines league season's end. Buzz Cleary won the nail driving contest, Jimmy Marquis won the potato race, Mike Duffy and Joe Kiley won the three legged sprint, and Bill Spears won the pie eating contest.
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Mike Duffy
Joe Kiley
Bill Spears
Johnny Conrad Signs with St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Conrad, former shortstop for the A. M. Mines league club, has signed with the St. Louis Cardinals after stellar showings in the Denver Post baseball tournament. He joined the Greeley team with other ex Mines players following his departure from Butte. The Cardinals reportedly ordered him to report immediately.
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Cardinels
Simonich to Fight Nichols in Seattle Card
Johnny Nichols of St Paul welterweight will meet Joe Simonich of Butte in a six round main event at Coast League Baseball Park Seattle on Tuesday night. Announcement made today by promoters.
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Butte
Civic Clubs Prepare Diamond Showdown at Clark Park
A Kiwanis versus Exchange clubs baseball game is set for Sunday at 2:30 P.M. at Clark park. Both sides boast many fast players and a lively clash is expected in the afternoon tilt.
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Burns defeats Cummings to win national golf title
In Nayatt Rhode Island, Miss Miriam Burns of Kansas City ousted Miss Edith Cummings in the women’s national tournament at the Rhode Island Country Club after a three hole playoff, avenging a prior loss to Cummings in the western title where illness influenced the result.
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Fans press for Babe Ruth all majors in Montana Standard poll
In final weeks of the Standard's Babe Ruth all majors contest fans favor a Hornsby Vance Johnson Frisch Cobb Dugan lineup with many readers naming players from Pittsb urgh Chicago and Detroit. Sluggers Pennock and Yde appear among pitching staffs while Frisch shifts positions to suit Ruth era selections.
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Baseball lineup details from a 1920s Detroit game
The lineup lists players: Carmandy catcher Johnson first base Sewell shortstop Traynor third Goslin right field Cobb center field Cuyler left field. Pitchers are Yde and Washington. Judge is mentioned.
Baseball players and positions from a 1910s lineup
A historical lineup lists Sigmund O. Meyer as catcher and Johnson, Washington as pitcher with Vance of Brooklyn, Sisler of St. Louis at first, Hollacher of Chicago at short, Cuyler of Pittsburgh at third, Roush of Cincinnati in left, Cobb of Detroit in center, noting teams and positions for each player from the era.
Baseball Lineup Fragments From 1920s Era Rosters
Fragmentary list shows players and positions including Horan at catcher, Whitehill for Detroit, Vance for Brooklyn, Hornsby at first base, Sewell at shortstop, Dugan for New York, and Cuyler for Pittsburgh with several team and position notations.
Baseball lineup details from multiple teams and players
A garbled list of players and positions across teams. Mentions include Vance and Cobb in various outfield and infield roles, with Selections referencing Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Detroit among others.
Baseball players listed by positions and teams
The text lists players with positions and team affiliations including Meyer of Springfield Ore Ruel of Washington catcher Vance of Brooklyn Johnson of Washington Grimm of Pittsburg first base Ornsby of St Louis second base Sewell of Cleveland shortstop Traynor of Pittsburg third base Cuyler of Pittsburg left field Goselin of Washington field Cobb of Detroit center field.
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Baseball lineups with notable 1910s player names
From Carl Meyer Springfield Ore Bassier Detroit catcher Pennock New York and Whitehill Detroit pitchers Keily New York first base Collins Chicago second base Groh New York third base Roush Cincinnati right field Cobb Detroit center field Cuyler Pittsburg left field.
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Cobb
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Dodgers Extend Winning Streak to Eleven
Brooklyn won both games of a double header over Philadelphia to run their streak to 11 straight. In the first game Wheat hit two singles and a homer as Brooklyn overcome an early Phillies lead 7 to 6. Doak and Grimes pitched for Brooklyn in the second game as Wheat belted two homers in a 7 to 0 victory.
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Tankees Sweep Doubleheader to Gain Split with White Sox
Detroit wins 6 2 and 6 4 in a doubleheader against Chicago as Cobb’s club earns an even break in the six game series. Heilmann Stolen bases and key hits highlight the game one showcase while Johnson and Robertson staff the mound in the nightcap.
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Cincinnati Team Beats Opponent Narrowly
The Cincinnati club defeated its opponent 6 to 6 with six scattered hits as Kaufmann limited the other side to a weak offensive. Sheehan and Dibut both left the game early, Dibut proving the Cuban recruit who continued pitching into the later innings. Pinelli suffered a knee injury in the sixth and retired.
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Giants Top Boston 4 1 Behind Nehf Strong Start
Giants defeat Boston 4 to 1 as Nehf allows two hits both in the first inning. Pitcher Graham of the Braves, recalled from Worcester, performed well though the Braves fell short.
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League leaders right to hold their places
The Yankees beat Boston 11 4 to trim Washington’s lead to one game as Senators idle. Detroit won two from Chicago to close to five games back, while New York, Pittsburgh and Brooklyn stay in the NL race within a game and a half. The pivotal series pits Pittsburgh against McGraw’s Giants at the Polo Grounds September 22 23 and 24 likely deciding the pennant.
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Hornsby Ranked Among Baseballs Top Hitters
National League president Heydler said Hornsby is a greater hitter than Babe Ruth. Figures show Hornsby over four years posted a .346 average in the American League, Ruth's total home runs reaching 2,731 since 1920, while Hornsby had 112. The St Louis star led in hits doubles and triples in total, with 866 hits in the four-year span excluding the current season.
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Many on Hand When Y Bowling Opens
Large crowds of bowlers turned out for practice at the Y M C A alleys Tuesday night with attendance rising each evening. The lanes are in good condition and several high scores were posted as practice continues until September 16 opening the league season.
Charlton Drives Two Homers In Clarke Victory
Clarke defeats Pitts 4 to 3 as Jimmy Charlton belts two homers tying the game in the seventh. Lefty Ricker and Ely duel on the mound while Bloodgood and Kunz push Pitts early. Sullivan, Boyer and Chariton provide Clarke with late decisive hits and the rally ends in a 4 3 win at Clark Park.
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Unclear score grid from regional standings
Fragmented line appears to list teams and scores including Indianapolis Toledo Kanene City Itancapelle Columbus Lonteville Mt Paul Milwaukee with mixed punctuation and missing context. No clear event, date, or decisive outcome is provided.
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