McCloskey Aims to Strengthen Butte Team With Long Distance Talks
Manager McCloskey of the Butte ball club spent yesterday at the telephone seeking a pitcher to bolster the roster during the pennant drive. He discussed bringing in Salisbury a former Montana and Pacific Northwest standout, though no deal was set.
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Butte
Salisbury
Portland
MetCoskey
Northwest
Weaver
Walla Walla
Bob Perham
The
Buttes
Montana
Perham
Red Lodge
Houtz
Melaskey
Ohio
Spokane
Aveil
Salt Lake City Eyes Berth in Northwest League Baseball
Utah backers push Salt Lake into the Pacific Northwest league with Buck Weaver as manager. $1000 deposit, railroad rates secured, option on the old Salt Lake club, and local interests backing the project as plans for next year move forward.
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Salt Lake City
W. H. Lucas
Clyde Shropshire
Salt Lake
Lucas
Buck Weaver
Utah Baseball
Walla Walla
Utah Baseball League
Weaver
Shropshire
Oregon Short Line
Harry Joseph
George Borchers
Ogden
Junction City
Helena Beats Spokane In Fifteen to Eight Exhibition
Helena defeats Spokane 15 to 8 in a two hour and twenty minute game marked by Spokane errors and weak play from the visitors. Pfeister and Frary fueled Helena with strong batting including a triple and multiple doubles as Ferris made a wind aided catch.
Helena Scores Two In First Inning In Wild Contest
Helena opened with two runs in the first as Flannery reached on a hit and Pfeister misplayed to allow Elsey a finger injury. Hol lvy, Shaffer and Hannivan drove in more runs while Pfeister struggled on the mound. Seattle won the opener 1 0 in a high play game.
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Helena
Spokane
Flannery
Pfeister
Thomminson
Ferris
Holly
Schmeer
Peepies
Reitz
Holts
Frary
Schimeer
Plannery
Peeples
McKevitt
Kelly
Donahue
Hannivan
Elsey
Sullivan
van Schmeer
Hollvy
Howell
Shaffer
Holt
Seattel Portland Baseball Game Report Summary
Batters Muller with two-base hits. Hases earned by walks off Stovall and Wilbeck. Klept to Schwartz turned a double play. Stovall struck out three, Witbeck one. Seattle left on base three, Portland seven. Stovall hit by pitch once. Game lasted one hour thirty minutes. Attendance listed as 1 00. Umpire Fisher.
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Wash
Schwartz
Babbtt
Hurley
Portland
Muller
Ward
Stovall
Deisel
Engel
Witbeck
Dalrymple
Klopf
Klopt
Ful Leneth
Montana
Spok Ant PO
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Kevitt
Pfeister
Tota
Helena
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Shia Ff
Huey
Darrymple
Asthenes Reves
Sivan Teres
Niyvan
Campabe
Stanley
Sheen
Seer Thompson
Reitz
Flannery
Weed
Shaffer
Sullivan Hannivan
Peeples
Thompson
Vekevitt
Fey
Holly
Hannivan
Wicks
Aeeeesen
Harris
Rasea
Halls
Thoma
Portland i
McCarthy
Campbell
Hases
Wilbeck
Klept
Fisher
Boston Clinches Doubleheader With Long Slicers and Errors
National League action features Boston taking the only run on Long's base hit and two sacrifices aided by Leach's error on Lugh's drive. Pittinger dominates Pittsburg in game one, while game two ends nine innings due to darkness. Greminger shines at third as attendance hits 1,400.
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Long
Leach
Lugh
Pittinger
Pittsburg
Greminger
Moran
Chesbro
Phelps
O Day
R. H. E. Een
Home Team Fails Against New Pitcher Hardy in Brooklyn
Brooklyn's hitters could not solve Hardy the new Troy club pitcher as Hanson’s squad suffers a 3 506 attendance showcase. Batteries Hardy and Kling oppose Donovan Latimer Umpire Emslie. Cleveland battles Baltimore with Hickman homer and two extra hits in a 7 5 win before 5 000 spectators and 50 school children. Batteries Moore Lungren Bemis Heisman Robinson.
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Troy
Hanson
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Ee Oreo
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Kling
Donovan
Latimer
Umptire
Cleveland
Hickman
S.ag.e
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Moore
Lungren
Bemis
Heisman
Robinson
New York Catcher O'Neil Errors Help Visitors Lead
New York home players outbat visitors but costly errors by O'Neil and George Smith allow two runs in the third inning. Cronin in good form but mishaps behind the plate ruin his effort. Attendance 1,200. Score: not clearly stated. Batteries Poole and Bergen Cronin and O'Neill. Umpires Latham and Irwin.
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Vistors
O'Neil
George Smith
Cronin
ICN Nah Gg
Poole
Bergen
Cronin and O'Neill
Latham and
Irwin
Philadelphia Tops Yerkes In Narrow Strikeout Bout
Philadelphia defeated Yerkes in a low scoring game as 830 fans watched. Batteries Yerkes and J O Neil led for Philadelphia while Fox and Duggleby kept the hits at bay. Umpire Brown officiated.
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Yerkes
J. O'Neil
Fox
Bitchng
Duggleby
Berry
Brown
Philadelphia Beats Detroit 13 to 4 in Season Finale
Detroit September 4 The final game of the season between Detroit and Philadelphia proved marred by poor pitching from McCarthy and weak support. The Athletics stood out on the bases with strong baserunning as attendance reached about 10,000. Batteries McCarthy Buclow Wad Dell Schreck.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
McCarthy
Athletics
Chicago Triumphs In Twin Bill Slugfest And Pitcher Shuffle
Chicago won the first game by bunching hits with Pratt pitching steady and fanning key hitters. In the second game Griffith faced heavy hits and was pulled for a new pitcher as Boston slipped to 1-11 on the road trip.
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Ueeens Sk
Lee
Pratt
McFarland
Hughes
Warner
Cid Deacon
McMatchen
Griffith
Dineen
Criger
Chicago
St Louis Defeats Washington 2 1 as Errors Aid Play
St Louis beat Washington 2 to 1 in a game plagued by errors. Lee homered for Washington driving in two runs, while Powell Kahoe Carrick and Clark worked for the pitchers in a crowded attendance.
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St. Louis
Washington
Lee
Powell and Kahoe
Carrick and Clark
Scattered Scores From Midweek Basketball Card
At Kansas City and Colorado Springs results hint at a compact schedule. Denver and Des Moines show modest tallies while Milwaukee defeats St Joseph in two close contests with scores around four and five points.
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Kansas City
Iia
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Denver
Omaha
Milwaukee
St. Joseph
St. Joe
Duel Ends With Gunfire In Rushville Household
Roma Clingman aged 40 shot and likely fatally wounded Stewart Miller 65 his father in law at the Miller home in Walker Township. Mrs Miller was wounded and Clingman surrendered to authorities after fleeing to Gowdy and Homer for shells. He is jailed in Rushville.
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Ind
Roma Clingman
Stewart Miller
Clingman
Miller
Homer
Bainbridge
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