Pourroy Pushes Butte to Narrow Victory in Final Game
Ogden and Butte clashed in a tense season finale at Colum Gardens. 18 year old Pourroy captained Ogden’s catching after Kato left with a thumb injury, then Kellogg and Pourroy shone as Butte edged Ogden 5 to 3 in a nine inning thriller. Fans packed the stands as Butte clinched third place with a spirited performance and a late rally.
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Highlanders Win Closing Pair of Home Games
Missoula report notes the Highlanders won the doubleheader at home with strong hitting as the main feature. The story highlights their free hitting and marks the last appearance of a featured player.
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Quincy Wins Third-Eye League Race In Dubuque Meet
Spingfeld, I Sept 7 report: the fourteenth annual race of the Three-Eye league was won today by Quincy with Dubuque in a noted finish.
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Giants furious over Philadelphia forfeit ruling in pennant chase
Giants coach says Philadelphia officials mishandled a ground rule dispute that led to a forfeited game, giving New York no chance to contest the two outs. He insists the ruling shifts the pennant race and could alter the title outcome, while defending his club’s resolve and prospects for the remaining schedule.
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Fourteen Skyscrapers Fail to Stop Electrics in League Match
Great Palle narrowed the Union association pennant race by winning the Salt Lake game 3 to 1. Salt Lake led early with two runs, but Great Palle rallied in the sixth, taking the lead, then added insurance as they overwhelmed the home team with hits and errors. Potts, Hester, Wentz, and Huelsman starred with multiple hits and home runs, while Duffy and McGlynn each fanned several hitters.
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Boise Named Tri-State Champion in Turbulent Season
Boise is credited with the Tri-State championship as the Western Estate league wrapped its record season in Dome Idaho. North Yakima placed second, Walla Walla third, and Pendleton fourth after two teams dropped midseason. The league started with six teams but La Grande and Baker left, and the schedule split into halves. Walla Walla led the first half. Boise Heise Aniahed in air in the text reference. The season’s plan for pre or post play was not replayed and next season’s organization is uncertain.
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Deer Lodge Defeats Drummond 21 to 2 in Baseball Tilt
In Deer Lodge Montana on September 7 a late afternoon baseball game saw Deer Lodge beat Drummond 21 to 2. It was the fourth meeting of the season, with Deer Lodge previously taking three wins. The report notes a Grand Circuit race setup shifting to Syracuse for events beginning tomorrow, as weather and scheduling create a busy week ahead.
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Cubs Hit Count for Extra Bases in Twin Bill
Chicago beat St Louis 4 1 and 7 1 in a doubleheader as 17 hits produced multiple extra base plays. Smith dazzled in game one keeping the visitors hitless until the seventh before Cheney finished. In game two Pierce contained Cincinnati’s attack while Griner and Hildebrand held strong for Chicago with Needham and Archer supporting. Other scheduled games noted as rain postponements.
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Weather Outlook For Week Across The Nation
Washington reports cooler weather coming to the central United States while the Northwest faces higher temperatures at the start of the week. Temperatures rise generally over central and western areas by midweek with cooler spells later. A disturbance from Southern Alaska brings rain to the Pacific Northwest early and midweek to states east of the Rockies.
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Detroit Tigers Defeated by Turner and Cleveland Nine
In Detroit on September 7 Turner led Cleveland past Detroit 4 to 2. Turner drove in a run and scored twice as the Guardians halted Detroit rallies. Cleveland split the series with Detroit with key plays in the first and sixth innings. Batteries Steen and O’Neal for Cleveland. Dubuc and McKee for Detroit.
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Northwest league scores from Yakima and Boise games
In a Sept. 7 update from North Yakima and surrounding teams, Hatterier Peterman and Taylors do, with Haworth, played five innings. Bolte’s Sept. 7 game features Leonard and Bieri as Boise batteries. Stowe City and Topeka St Joseph posted 37 to Denver’s score in a separate tally.
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Obituary notices from a Wyoming street residence
A death notice reports James Holand age 60 dying at his sister Mee Julia Riley at 61 Nora Wyoming street. Funeral plans for Albert J. Wills and James McDonald are announced with arrangements at local parlors and family residences, mentioning high mass and Holy Cross cemetery interment.
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