Climax of the season at Butte ball field with Franklin hero
The 1907 Butte baseball season closed in a dramatic 15 inning doubleheader. Ernie Franklin starred for Butte, pitching 24 innings across both games and delivering decisive hits. Vancouver’s Morris and Garvin held the Tigers to few hits as the Tigers rallied late, but Franklin’s late heroics secured a historic victory amid a hard fought, high tension contest.
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Vancouver
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Fap
Inet
Tulinny Morris
Lintonhe Shite
Tigers
Vigil Garvin
Oh Aly Mune
O Lin Veryen
Alans
Donovan
Shaw
Piellereau
Danavan
Drinky Morris
Anas Ronda
Franklin East
Pavanit
Jack Meyers
Chat
Chihuthnan
Lore Heelata
Oretit
Garvin
Franklin
Ove
Mike Lynch
Tacoma
Buth
Brisine
Excicatle
Stovall
Lucas
Shroeder
Piper
Fats
Morvis
Uve
Botte
Tacoma Tigers Battle Butte in Doubleheader Thriller
Tacoma and Butte split a long two game set with a dramatic extra inning finish. Key players include Donovan, Lynch, Marshall, Meyers, Cartright, Garvin, Shea, Franklin, and Stis. The day featured sharp pitching, defensive plays, and crowd-pleasing catches as Tacoma leveled the series at three games each.
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Tigers
Wade
Stovall
Jan
Moyers
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Garvil
Iva
Firsh
Banits
Dan
Hat West
Kelsihomnd Shen
Seco
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Nak
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Tetrio
Hin
Donovan
Interserskrne
Cartright
Ib Ofreeo Bell
Tallersoin
Rieed Morrie
Tacora
Allan
Clynes
If Brovall
Tiyneh
Marshall
Uod
Lynch
Franklin
Bandits
Meyers
Troy
Keystone
Stis
Adams
Bresina
Patterson
Butte
She Sning
Kellacky
Qarvin
Shes
Lo Stis
Shea
Tack Ball
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Carty
Bell
Tigery
Sim
Shaw
Irby
Texas
Stls
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Lynch Amd Marshall
Danavan
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Cartrigat
Rall
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Ibos
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Mryers
Kyneh
Muddled note on team changes and travel plans in early report
Fragmentary report notes Taco and North Coat Hailed Tawi, Seattle trip, with Cuba opener next day. Mentions Idaho player Mondorm, Youn Roix, Russ tall, and Jack Bell’s New York journey. Fred Cruze to center field and join Butte at Spokane. Tacomen recommended.
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North Coat
Seatte
Cuba
Mondorm
Ie Youn Roix
Idaho
Wih Russ Tall
Ito
Jack Bell
New York
Fred Cruze
Coqur Allens
Detroit Wins In Eleventh Inning After Extra-Base Rally
In an American League tilt Chicago and Detroit played into extra innings with Detroit prevailing in the eleventh. Crawford belted a home run in the sixth and Mart struck out a fastball in the ninth to seal it. Cobb and Scare contributed throughout as Detroit rallied from behind to secure the win.
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Crawford
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Cobb
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Dewolt
Walsl Apd Elart, Biewer, Donovan and Bebmidh
Pacific Coast League Scores and Interleague Play
In the Pacific Coast League San Angeles and San Francisco split doubleheaders with Los Angeles tallying five runs in the morning game while San Francisco won the afternoon. The morning tilt saw Aine May explode late and Hogan wound up. Jones pitched strongly in the afternoon as San Francisco prevailed. Special correspondence notes a stormy Interstate fair day with thinning attendance and a pair of harness races led by Prince Charles plus several other results and payouts.
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King Foveht
Milt
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Operon Spriprlent
Wade Hoaniton
Three Slashing Bouts Carded This Week in Boxing
Boxing in Philadelphia Bridgeport and San Francisco features six rounder between Tommy Murphy and Dick Hyland, Burke versus Johnson, and a Gans Britt lightweight title clash eyed as the main event. Gans train for a big Frisco gate. Hyland and Murphy clash next Wednesday. Johnson and Burke to headline in Bridgeport with trains from New York.
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Jimmy Britt
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Belbween
Tommy Murphy
Harlem
Dick Hyland
California
T Bridgeport
Gonn
Sailor Burke
Jack Johnson
Brooklyn
Johnson
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Gans
Gotham
Britt
Baltimore
Darky
Nelson
George Memsic
Memsh
Frizen
Jack Gleason
Abril
Gleason
Dritt
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Hyland
Harlem Tommy Murphy
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Tase Friend
Adirondacks
Murphy
Bridgeport
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Jeffries
Few Changes in Rules of Football This Fall
Yale football adviser Walter Cup says rule edits completed last month will appear soon. Conservatives favored, no major changes from last fall. Key shift penalizes a 16 yard drop on first or second down. Two umpires made mandatory, kickout after safety places ball on opponents 25 yard line. The Butte Commercial bank pays her cant.
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Yale
Football Club
Innield
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