Kellogg Off Wrong Ogden Gets Game In Season Finale
The final game of the season at the gardens begins at 2:90 this afternoon with Robinson pitching for Butte and Kitty Knight likely to start for Utah. Ogden defeats Butte 10 to 2 as Rustenhaven earns 10 strikeouts while Kellogg labors through the visitor lineup. Moorehead, Risberg, Clynes and Orlet contribute key plays in a tense late contest.
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Home club perseveres amid stormy season ups and downs
The home club, without a manager for two weeks, has won several games and improved. a future infield addition could boost next season. The current game was scheduled for 2 20, with a large turnout expected. Scoring details include two-base hits by Blausser and Marshall, three-base hits by Jones, Whaling, and Duddy, a double play by Wessier to Risberg, and pitching notes mark Rustenhaven and McCreety. Umpire was Larocaue.
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Salt Lakers Quit After Frary Hit Foul In Ninth
Camp Perry Ohio September 6 The international shooting trophy race ends with Switzerland defending the title over France by 186 points. Swiss team led by free rifle matches on 300 meter range with 120 shots and varied positions, while details on other results remain incomplete.
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Swimmer Scores Highlight Swiss Team Marksman Rally
Wise team piled up a score of 4 points, France was second with 4 United States, third, 45 4871, Argentine, a6, of the Swine s greatest marksman on the 200 meter range. His score today was 1 029. The other Swiss scores were Casper Widmer, 994, M Brunner, 984 Serg. John Reich, 0, Ernest Uhler.
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Ellen Wins Light Weather Race to End German Elimination
Marblehead Mass Sept With the American yacht Ellen winning in light weather the fifth international sonder series, the Germans withdrew after four unsatisfactory races. Three American boats Ellen Cima and Sprig will race again Monday. Dr Akenius of Serum commented that no boat could drift in light wind, leaving Ellen with a chance at President Wilson cup.
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Deer Lodge Races at Half Way Mark
Deer Lodge Sept 6 seventh day of races with favorable weather and large crowds. Excursion trains from Butte packed seven coaches as Powell county fair approaches Sept 9. Track fast and praised as one of the best in the country. Results note multiple selling races with various horses and odds, including Hard Bail Bertha V and Sam Connor with early positions and scratches listed.
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Horse racing card and scores from Deer Lodge meet
Monday entries list four and one half furlongs selling races with horses Kinfolks Bliss Rhoda Maud Cammann Maxine Wheeler Aragonese Roberta Lord Clinton Bay Rose Wildcar Sixteen Tony Faust Yvonne Good intent Eastman Kingsley Mise Daniels First Fashion Big Claim plus apprentice allowances and regional city scores Milwaukee Toledo St Paul Columbus Minneapolis Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville game delays and train issues near Des Moines Topeka scores noted.
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Mackmen Exhibit Their Best Game In Exhibition Row
Philadelphia beat Boston 9 to 2 as Shawkey pitched well and the Phillies executed flawless fielding. Double steal three times and a double squeeze showcased the home club’s efficiency. Batteries Anderson and Thomas for Boston versus Shawkey and Schang for Philadelphia.
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Portland Clinches Series With 6 1 Victory Over Tacoma
In a Northwest League game dated Sept, Mahoney hit a left field homer to break a tie and seal Portland's 6 1 win over Tacoma. Reardon, Wally, and Keonntexs noted in the Spokane Victoria Bees matchup. Fitchner pitched for Victoria as Spokane won 4 0.
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Standing of the Clubs Sees Haverford Pa Sept
R Norris Witte, a lawn tennis figure on both sides of the Atlantic this year, features in a brief item from Haverford Pennsylvania. The notice highlights his presence and the ongoing club standings with mention of local tennis activities.
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R. Norris Witte
Joe Jackson Tops Peach By A Shade In National Race
Joe Jackson leads American long distances in a Chicago bout as Cleveland’s 387 points pace the race toward honors. The story notes Demaree and Magee among leaders with Pittsburg and Philadelphia also in contention, detailing league standings and top pitchers.
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Stovall Deposed as Browns Manager in 1913 Shakeup
St. Louis news reports President Hedges of the American League Browns have deposed George Stovall as manager after denying rumors for a month. Jimmy Austin will manage briefly while a successor is chosen, with Branch Rickey named as likely manager for 1914. Stovall blamed for not improving the club from seventh place.
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Outsider Wins Brackets Race at Great Falls Card
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Milton Rob b& Trol captured the third Face as one of the few outsiders to prevail in a fast track day with excellent weather. The program featured multiple five furlong sprints, with winners including Dick Henson, Lee Harrison, Milton Robles, and Sir Harry, while other entries such as Roundy burn and Princess Janice showed in the placings amid mixed results.
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Intercollegiate title winners noted in brief report
Day won the intercollegiate singles championship defeating W Washburn 6 1 26 64. Ot in the doubles championship Wash with J Armstrong, dete.
Travers wins golf title fourth successive time
Garden City N Y Sept 6 Jerome Travers of Upper Montclair amateur golf champion today won the United States Golf Association title for the fourth time in his career defeating John G Anderson of Braeburn Mass five up and four to play. Anderson fought a steady match but Travers rose to clinch the championship.
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Pacific Coast League Scores and Highlights
In Los Angeles on September 6 Venice drew a walk and a hit for the first inning run, deciding as San Francisco was shut out. Portland defeated Oakland in a strong hitting game while Los Angeles edged Sacramento 3 to 2 behind pitcher and defensive plays.
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Appeal to Board of Directors on League Decision
New York appeals to the league board over President Lynch's ruling in the Philadelph ia game of Aug 3 at Philadelphia grounds. Umpire Brennan's ninth inning call triggered a forfeit, prompting a possible pennant impact debate. Also notes the American field trials near Towner with winners and top placers.
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Washington Printers Beat Chicago in National League Tourney
Capital Printers of Pittsburg report Washington defeated the Chicago team this afternoon in the deciding game of the Printers National League tournament at baseball.
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Reulbach vs Giants as Brooklyn wins fourth game
Reulbach pitched a sensational game for Brooklyn as Dahlen's team evened the series with New York by taking the fourth game 2 to 1. Mathewson dropped his third straight decision, allowing two hits through eight innings before a late surge.
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Pittsburg Beats Five In Four to Two Victory
Pittsburg won 4 to 2 as four of five games from 4 House were decided in the afternoon. Bahrsen from Albany, Ga captured his third straight win, guiding the home club against St. Louis. A ninth inning home run added two runs for the locals. Doak and Wingot worked in the battery for Pittsburg. TODAYS 84
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Postponed Races Close Grand Circuit Meeting
A garbled report notes Friday's postponement ending the meeting at Chart day. It mentions a 248 trot with The King Ambit placing third, Oak Park and other names in racing, best times around 2 15 to 2 20, and purses of about $1,000 with several horses named including King Arthur and Nomina.
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