Clarks Win Northwest Pennant In Anaconda Spark
The Clarks defeated Anodes 10 to 6 to claim the Mines league pennant in a late-summer showcase at Butte Anaconda park. Williford and Bluejacket split 14 Clark base hits while Duffy homered in the fifth, Rathjen led the charge with a sixth inning double, and Charlton backed the win with three RBIs. Anodes counters featured Sells Ridings and Coleman, whose late push fell short as Clark supremacy solidified in a dramatic series finale.
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Anodes
Success Ball Club
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Clarks
Ed Coleman
Flinger
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Williford
Jim Bluejacket
Doug Tait
Bluejacket
Young Coleman
Oregon Aggie
Jimmy Charlton
Mike Duffy
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Hap” Collard
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Charlton
Goleman
Belbarba
Rathjen
Emmanuel
Coleman
Jones
Sells
Tait
Collard
Duffy
Baseball doubleheader misery at Duffy's reach ends in clash
National and American League action mixed with a long scoreless stretch and then a decisive late burst. Clarkes and Anodes staged fielding duels while Duffy homered and Rathjen and Charlton drove in key runs for Clarks as the game culminated in a nine inning struggle with multiple errors and late scoring bursts.
Chambers Garrers Second No Hit No Run Battle
Boston's How ard Ehmke pitched his second no hit no run game in a week to beat Philadelphia 4 to 0 as Sam Jones also achieved the feat for New York against the Athletics. Harris was tagged out for missing base on a late double, and Menosky was later ruled error on a fumbled ball. Detroit defeated Cleveland 11 to 9 in the opener of their second place race, while Chicago beat St. Louis 7 to 2 in the first of a series.
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R. H. E. St. Louis
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Root
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Coast League Results From Los Angeles Oakland Portland Seattle
Coast League results list games in Los Angeles Oakland Portland and Seattle with box scores. San Francisco beaters Mull and Hannah behind Shellenback and Yelle in a ten inning affair. Oakland batter Reed and Rego supported by Malls and Baker. Portland edged 19 to 15 behind Flittery Penner Koehler Eckert Onslow. Seattle game notes show Malt Take and KinneyJenkins Dell Tobin with battery mates Kallie.
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Shea and
Yelle
Shellenback
File
Hannah
Portland
EB. Bagpamonso
Cick Ee
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Eckert
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Seattle
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Dell
Tobin
Clark Colopitts to Start Series at Clark Park Sunday
The Clark champions and Cole Pitts will start a three game series at Clark Park Sunday afternoon. The opener begins at 2 o'clock and lasts nine innings. The remaining games are set for Monday and Tuesday at 5 30. Pitts arrives with a strong late season run and has toppled the Angdes and Clarks in key moments, drawing much support to see them face the Clarks.
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Rialto Presents Bluebeard’s Eighth Wife Ends Run Tonight
Paramount’s Bluebeard’s Eighth Wife at the Rialto features Gloria Swanson dreaming the fable with seven wives hung in a dark chamber. The seven beauties play the wives in a modernized Alfred Savoir tale adapted by Lada Cowan. Director Sam Wood faced time and safety concerns for the hangings as crowds flock to the screening alongside a comedy, news reel, Rialto melody ensemble, and organ. A note mentions a Japanese permit required to carry a revolver in its country.
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Giants Helpeg Before Phillies
Philadelphia defeated the New York Giants 10 to 6 in New York. Stengel homered with Meusel aboard to tie the game in the sixth, then Philadelphia chased Waton in the seventh with three runs on five hits. Williams hit his 34th homer to lead the season, keeping him one ahead of Ruth.
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New York Giants
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Meusel
Phillies
Watson
Williams
Ruth
Ring and
Wilson
Barnes
Jonnard
Gowdy Snyder
Boston Beats Brooklyn In One Eleven To Three Victory
Boston defeated Brooklyn 11 to 3 as pitcher Vance struggled for Brooklyn. Decatur and Taylor supported Vance, while Barnes and Smith worked for Boston. The game featured sharp hitting and solid fielding by the home team.
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Associated Press
Boston
Brooklyn
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Vance, Decatur and
Taylor
Barnes and Smith
Cubs Win In First Inning Rally Over Pittsburg
Chicago knocked Adams and Bagby out in the first inning and held a 6 to 4 victory over Pittsburg. Steineder relieved with two on and none out, keeping Pittsburgh from further scoring after that frame. Batteries Keen and O Farrell for Chicago, Adams Baxby Steineder and Gooch for Pittsburg.
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Chicago
Adams
Bagby
Steineder
R. H. E. Chicago
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O' Farrell
Baxby
Gooch
St Louis Sweeps First Game. Drops Second to Cincinnati
In St Louis on Sept 7 St Louis split a doubleheader with Cincinnati winning 5 to 1 and losing 8 to 5 Hornsby hit his 16th and 17th homers of the season In the first game Cincinnati led 15 runs to 5 in a lopsided affair while St Louis struggled in the second game gaining 5 runs to Cincinnati 8 with Benton Haines North Stuart and Clemons pitching for St Louis and Donohue McQuaid for Cincinnati.
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Kansas City, Minneapolis Rivalry Scores Released
Kansas City defeated Minneapolis 2 to 1 while Milwaukee posted 4 to 7 and St Paul led 14 to 1. No other teams results are listed.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Snow Bride at the American Stars Flynn in Action
Maurice B Flynn praises his six foot two inch frame as ideal for a leading man in The Snow Bride with Alice Brady at the American theater. Flynn recalls rough screen fights and explains his role as the sheriff of La Paix amid snowdrifts and North sled runs. Also on the program is Where is My Wandering Boy This Evening with Freetenoas eon Turpin.
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Lefty) Flynn
Alice Brady
Paramount
American Theater
Walter Camp
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la Paix
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Nick Thompson
Jack Baston
W. M. Cavanaug
Firpo Dempsey title bout sells to peak level at Polo Grounds
The advance ticket sale for the Firpo Dempsey championship at the Polo Grounds next Friday night nears $800,000, promoter Tex Rickard says, likely pushing receipts to $1,250,000 if sold out. Dempsey would take about $370,000 and Firpo over $150,000 under 50 percent of gross terms. Firpo enters sparring camp with John Lester Johnson and Bob Fitzsimmons filming sessions, while other heavies arrive for workouts.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Dempsey
Pfirpo
State Athletic Commission
Dempsey Tapers Training With Six Rounds At Spa
Jack Dempsey, the world heavyweight champion, began tapering his training at Saratoga Springs New York with six rounds of boxing against light sparring partners to build speed and improve distance judgment. He appeared tired but focused.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Jack Dempsey
Suits Filed Over Baseball Gambling Allegations
Two $50,000 damages suits were filed in U S district court in Chicago on behalf of Cincinnati players Pat Duncan and Sammy Bohne against Collyer's Eye for defaming them by alleging they were offered $15,000 to throw games to the New York Nationals. The Cincinnati club and league officials announced the action after reviewing the charge, with Winston, Strawn & Shaw representing the plaintiffs.
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United States District Court
Cincinnati
Collyer
Collyer's Eye
Sports Weekly
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Sammy Bohne
New York Nationals
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Nationals
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Geadlers
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Dempsey Spars Faster Than Firpo Foe Lightly Pressed
Jack Dempsey displayed extraordinary speed in sparring after watching Luis Angel Firpo. He moved rapidly against Alex Trambitas and Billy DeFoe, with DeFoe and Newman offering stiff resistance before Dempsey. Dempsey’s defense neutralized many attacks as he kept breathing steady.
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Luis Angel Firpo
Atlantic City
Alex Trambitas
Portland
Ore
Billy DeFoe
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