Duddy Saves Game in Ogden Shutout
A sequence of tense plays culminates in Duddy chasing a sharp drive and making a one handed diving catch to preserve Ogden’s 0 0 tie winning shutout. Turgeon and Whaling provide solid infield defense as Ogden holds off Butte and forces another game.
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Faces Bucking Contest and Hein Baseball Victory
The Hein baseball nine outscored Harlow ton 10 to 9 after a slow start while Allee Smart of Twodot won the baby contest from a field of 49 with a score of 85 to 100. The winner is entered in the state fall show.
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Skyscrapers Lose Second Game Amid Errors
In Salt Lake on September 5, Davis costly errors let Great Falls secure a 2-1 second game victory over Salt Lake. Erickson and McGisma connected for key hits, while Pendleton and McGlynn contributed. Three-base hit by McGlynn and a home run highlighted the day. game duration two hours and five minutes with umpire Frary.
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Errors of Highlanders Responsible for Defeat in Missoula Tilt
Missoula lost to Helena 7 to 1 as errors fueled the defeat in a seesaw game that swung until the seventh inning when Helena grabbed a lead and held on for the win. Helena scored late to seal the outcome in a frustrating day for Missoula.
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Helena
One Run in Nineteen Innings Boston Edges Philadelphia
In a doubleheader opener Boston wins 1 to 0 after nineteen innings. the second game ends early due to darkness at the end of ten. Quinn and Seaton duel in the first game while Rudolph shuts down the Philadelphia lineup in the nightcap. Boston’s defense and timely hitting stop Philadelphia from scoring beyond second base in the first game.
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Seaton
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Whaling
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Senators Take Two Hard Fought Games
In a doubleheader at the local grounds Washington swept two hard games from New York by scores of 3 2 and 1 0. Boehling and Johnson each shone in long relief with Johnson saving the first after Boehling weakened. Moeller stole second and scored in the ninth for Washington in the opener, while Ford and Johnson matched in the second contest with Washington edging ahead in the ninth on a steal and error. Philadelphia also won 6 3 as Beston’s squad rallied behind Collins and Hail to overturn an early lead by the Phillies. Chicago defeated St Louis 1 0 as Cicotte and Schalk held the visitors to a lone run.
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Heirs of Baldwin file against legal fees dispute
Unrun, a protmer of Baldwin's first wife, and Attorney Bradner W. Lee each claim fees of 18000. The court states without dispute the fees would have been 250000 if not fixed. Heirs are Baldwin's daughters Clara Stocker and Anita Baldwin McClaughrey, who hold the estate nearly intact amid many litigants after Baldwin's death.
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Heen
Deer Lodge Horse Races Prompt Mixed Results and Suspensions
In Deer Lodge races today three favorites won as crowds grew and weather stayed ideal. Jockey Donovan led winning riders before a brief absence in Butte, with plans to ride tomorrow. Jockey Rosen faces an indefinite suspension after riding Bashful Bettie in the sixth race. Six races produced close finishes and notable payouts for long shots Frog Eye and Lajoie among others. Time records ranged from 1:03 to 1:48 as betting remained active and attendance rose.
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Estate clears debts of famed turfman Baldwin
In Los Angeles courts proceed to settle the estate of Lucky Baldwin the renowned turfman. The once debt burdened holdings now valued at more than 46 million dollars are assigned to executors Henry and others after orderly administration.
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Uhlan Sets State Trot Record at Great Western Races
Hamline Minn Sept 6 Uhlan 1 38 established new state record trotting mile in 1 30 percent track conditions not favorable. Seven races highlight airline meeting with Princess Margaret winning the feature pace in 2 13. Major Russell first in 2 11 2 08 pace Minnie Chimes and others noted.
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Ennis at Bozeman tennis finals report
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman reports J. C. Hutson and T. Parker winning the city tournament doubles title against Liewellen Luce and Thomas Webster with scores 6-8, 2-6, 6-3 and 6-0. A separate college note from Taverford notes Harvard as winner of the intercollegiate singles tennis championship.
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