Home Boy Delights Butte Fans In Tight Tacoma Game
Butte defeats Tacoma 8 to 4 in a closely played contest led by Jimmy McHale who belted two triples and a double driving in two runs. Harmon returned to pitching for Butte and held Tacoma to six hits while Roach allowed four, with early miscues costing Tacoma and a crowd of about 40 observing.
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Jimmy McHale
Bute
Tacoma
Butte
Harmon
Mehtale
Tacomas
Roach
Bulles
Harmen
Rockenfield
Hutchinson
McCloskey
Ward
Andre
McCarthy
Leteners
McHale
Kane
Knox
Zearfoss
McIntyre
Marshall
Andrews
Hails
Zalusky
Hutchingon
Eanvk
Harned
Tutte
McHate
Zeartoes
Anox
Meliale
Wy Tarmon
O Lefy
Iy Harmon
Colgan
Weather—latr
Portland Leads Offense In Encore Performance
In a double header Portland boasts strong batting and pitching as McKale starts shaky and Harmon adjusts to the curve. Tacoma’s squad shines as Metroskey and Metaurthy field well while Knox struggles at bat. Tommy Lloyd sat with the Buttes while an injury substitute was ready.
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Portland
Ward
Marshall
McKale
Harmon
Hom
Roach
Metaurthy
Metroskey
Knox
Tacoma
Tommy Lloyd
Buttes
Butte
Buck Weaver to Play Here for Butte After Terms
Buck Weaver accepted manager McCloskey’s terms and will finish the season with Butte, leaving Baker City after today’s games. He has captained and managed Salt Lake City in Utah league, and previously played for McCloskey’s clubs. A double header between Butte and Tacoma is set for today with 1:30 and 3:00 starts, admission charged for both.
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Buck Weaver
McCloskey
Butte
Weaver
Baker City
Louis Ville
Salt Lake City
Salisbury
Wood
Helena
Pacific Northwest
Tacoma
Theer
Dowling
Gay
McCarthy
Johnson
Spokane
Grim
Cheap round trip from Butte to Gregson Springs
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway offers a budget fare from Butte to Gregson Springs and return for 80 cents. Tickets are valid for travel from Saturday noon to Monday noon both ways.
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Butte
Helena Defeats Spokane 3 2 In Close Ball Game
Helena beat Spokane 3 to 2 in a clean pitching duel highlighted by Slagle’s seven hits allowed and key defensive plays. Ferris’s drop in the eighth inning spurred Helena’s rally as Shaffer and Peeples drove in scores leaving Spokane with a lone run in the sixth and eighth.
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Helena Ats
Schmeer
Flvannery
Teeeee
U Holly
Shafter
Sull
Helena
K.sey
Flannery
Shaffer
Hita
Donahue Frary
Pfeister
Peeples
Slagle
Frary
Donahue
Reitz
Feister
Umpre—McCarthy
Portland Rockets Past Seattle in Lopsided Contest
In Seattle on September 6 Portland routed Seattle as Hogg started with a sore arm lasting an inning and a half. Hickey finished the game while Anderson and Schwartz collided, injuring Schwartz’s knee. Kelly misplayed many balls in right, aiding Portland’s offense as Kostal struggled but kept the game close for Seattle’s defense. Attendance reached 8,200 with a clear Portland victory.
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Seattle
Hogg
Hickey
Anderson
Schwartz
Kelly
Portland
Kostal
Drennan
Bice ” Schwartz
Hurley
Dalrymple
Campoell
Stanley
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Harrs
Eneneee
Enenee
Andete
Zeigler
Mostal
Harris
Deisel
Weed
Westal
Fisher
Baseball Games To Day In Pacific Northwest And American Leagues
In the Pacific Northwest two games are set with Tacoma visiting Butte and Spokane traveling to Helena while Portland meets Seattle. In the American League Washington visits Chicago Baltimore plays Detroit Philadelphia takes on Cleveland and Boston travels to St. Louis.
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Butte
le Seseee Vw
Obo Helena Eeeees
Portland Essence
de Tacoma
Peereed
Spokane Evens
FP. Co
Philadelphia
Boston
St Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Baltmore
Detroit
Tacoma
Spokane
Helena
Portland
Seattle
Baltimore
St. Louis
Demiter error opens Chicago's scoring in Boston tilt
In the National League game at Boston on September 6, Demiter mishandled Murray's grounder in the first inning, throwing into the first base bleachers and allowing three runs. Attendance 3,000. Batteries Pittinger Kittridge for Chicago and Lundgren Kling for Boston. Umpire O'Day.
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Demiter
Chicago
Murray
Chicago Batteries
Pittinger
Kittridge
Lundgren
Kling
O'Day
Brooklyn Beats St Louis Despite Keeler Out
Brooklyn defeated St Louis as Pearson took early hits and four innings saw five runs off him. After that he allowed only two more hits. Attendance 4,000. Batteries Pearson and Ryan Hughes and Latimer Umpire Ernstlie.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Keeler
Pearson
R. H. E. Bt, Tou Sss
Seewes Hietikitanesen Eo O Broowyr Sncccesece
Séeseren
Pearson and Ryan, Hughes and Latimer, Ump're—Emstlie
Cincinnati Wins Behind Strong Hitting In Philadelphia
Good consecutive hitting propelled Cincinnati to a 78 to 6 victory as the home team struggled against Hahn. Attendance was 2,600 with Hahn and Bergen on the mound for Cincinnati and White and Doom in the field. Umpire Brown officiated.
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Cincinnati
Hahn
R. H. B. CincinnNati
Ccecee
Cciceis
Bergen
White
Doom
Brown
Pittsburg Beats New York In Loose Game 9 to 3
In a loosely played contest Pittsburg defeated New York 9 to 3. Robinson failed to handle Mathewson’s delivery allowing four balls to get by. Bowerman continued the narrative with another development as the game unfolded.
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New York
Pittsburg
Robinson
Mathewson
Bowerman
Detroit Sweeps Baltimore in Doubleheader
Detroit reverses form to sweep a doubleheader from Baltimore. In the first game Butler was hit hard all day. In the second game Katol drew bases on balls for two runs and four straight hits produced two more in the third inning. Theony joined Baltimore today. Attendance 2 20. Batteries Mullin and Buelow Butler and Smith Yeager and Buelow Katol Smith and Robinson.
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Shaffer
Hannivan
Bunting
Peeples
McKilligan
Donahue
Reitz
Flannery
Frary
Holly
Ferris
Pfeister
Fanney
Helena
Detroit
Baltimore
Butler
Katol
Theony
R.H. FE
Renecesse Prierriari
Emapacesseua de
Mullin
Buelow
Smith
Eporione Os Issass Caverates
Ccccaicc
Cossecen
Devriendas Ae
Yeager
Cleveland
Joss
Athletics
Philadelphia
Waddell
R. H
Bemis
Schreck
Boston Beats St Louis In Erratic Game At St Louis
Boston defeated St Louis in a rough contest with heavy hitting. Players Young Donahue Kahoe Criger endured hard hits as batteries were noted, and the score line showed the contentious play.
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Boston
Young
Donahue
Smee
Teereine
Kahoe
Criger
Chicago Beats Orth as Pratt Stifles Visitors
Chicago won decisively with 4000 in attendance as Pratt struggled to solve Orth early and was held to three hits until the seventh inning. Batteries were Pratt and McFarland for the visitors and Orth and Drill for Chicago.
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Chicago
Orth
Pratt
Chicas
Pratt and McFarland
Drill
Denver Tangles with Des Moines in Western League doubleheader
In Denver, Des Moines won the first game 5 to 1. The second game ended tied at 4 each as the teams shared the draw. Des Moines showed early offensive punch, while Denver battled to a stalemate in the nightcap.
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Denver
Des Moines
President Lucas Sees Game and Names Prospects
President W. H. Lucas of the Pacific Northwest league watched the Butte game from Salt Lake City and praised Kane as a top shortstop and Salisbury as a strong pitcher. He predicted Tacoma would rise with a solid catcher behind the plate and noted Salt Lake City’s hopeful bid to join a major league next season. The Butte Cafe is leased by E. Esscalet of Victoria to run first class catering.
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W. H. Lucas
Salt Lake City
Mr. Lucas
Zalesky
Butte
E. Esscalet
Victoria, B. C
Century Stakes outcome at Sheepshead Bay and steeplechase tragedy
Blues wins the Century stakes at Sheepshead Bay in a mile and a half race. In the steeplechase three horses fell. Furlong Ir. was killed and riders Veitch and J Murphy were badly hurt. Bonnibert and Gold Cure also ran in the day’s program with several other races listed.
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New York
Frank Farrell
Blues
Sheepshead
Bonnibert
Major Daingerfield
Veitch
J. Murphy
Delmar Meet Opens With Ten Races Aboard
In St Louis on September 6 Delmar summary reports race results from the opening program. Lunar won the mile and 2% yards with Bacchus second and Henry Bert third in 1:45 and Kittie Cuta Dash took five furlongs with Hazel second and Hyland third in 1:08. Valverde led two year olds in seven furlongs at 1:29 followed by Mudlaven and A Lark. Croix d Or captured the Golden Red stakes at seven furlongs in 1:28 1/4 with Ciales and Schwalbe second and third. Islinda won the mile and 3 sixteenths in 2:01 with Burnett's Walkaway second and Kingstelle third. Kiss Quick won the six furlongs with Erma second and Miss Day third in 1:15 3/4. Ed gardo won the mile and an eighth with Bluemint second and The Messenger third in 1:55 1/4.
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Delmar
Lunar
Bacchus
Henry Bert
Kittie Cuta Dash
Hazel
Hyland
Valverde
Mudlaven
A Lark
Croix d'Or
Ciales
Schwalbe
Islinda
Burnett's Walkaway
Kingstelle
Kiss Quick
Erma
Miss Day
Edgardo
Bluemint
the Messenger
Harlem results at Chicago races summary
Kahler aboard SIRttrekets-Car wins first race as Lass of Langdon places third. Au Revoir leads five furlongs with Bad News second and King Dodo third. Oak Park handicap goes to McChesney with Bon Mot and Corrigan completing the orders. Other events see Jimney, St Miner and Ravensbury win respectively with top placers noted and times listed.
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Chicago
Harlem
Kahler
Emma R
Lass of Langdon
Au Revoir
Bad News
King Dodo
McChesney
Bon Mot
Corrigan
Jimney
Pink Coat
Hermencia
St. Miner
Neille Waddell
Headwater
Ravensbury
Lady Chorister
Edith Q
Cameron sets world records at Pitlochry Highland games
At Pitlochry Scotland on September 6 A. J. Cameron hurled the 20 pound weight 60 feet 5 inches and the 50 pound weight 30 feet 8 inches to break the world records, reporting a Highland games event in Perthshire.
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London
Pitlochry
Perthshire
Scotland
Cameron
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