Happenings From A Wide World Of Sport Feature Game
Pitcher Salisbury shows skill with a strong team in a close Spokane vs Butte contest. The 4th to 8th innings swing the game, with Kane’s three-base hit and McIntyre’s three-base hit driving Spokane to a 7 run flare as Quick tires.
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Kivey
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Iovese Ee
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Feith
Quick
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Ferbies
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Zearfoss
Donohue
McHale
Plvey
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Onick
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Butte
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Hy Ontek
Salicbury
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Roi
Ward
Kane
Seebeees
Ao Zeartoss
Tee O Weaver
Melnutyre
Marshall
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Salisbury
Notes of the Diamond Amid Varsity Baseball Banter
The text discusses butte versus seattle and portland ambitions with threats to coach players. It mentions a doubleheader between butte and spokane and possible pitchers roache dowling putt et al and a Sunday finale.
President Lucas Poised for Second Term in Pacific Northwest League
The Pacific Northwest league heads praise President Lucas for steady leadership and fair handling of league affairs. Support from managers players and fans suggests unanimous backing for his reelection as he continues to visit town to town and enjoy games.
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Mr. Lakas
Lucas
Seattle Wins In 10 Innings To Take Series From Portland
Seattle completes a three game sweep of Portland with a 6 5 victory in 10 innings after a rough first inning by Eng te. Stoval pitched well and Seattle scores twice in the 10th to win. Other scores: Des Moines 4 St Joseph 2, Denver 4 Milwaukee 1, Kansas City 7 Omaha 4.
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Portland
Seattle
Eng
Stoval
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Denver
Milwaukee
Omaha
hKansas City
Helena Beats Tacoma In Thirteen Inning Narrow Tilt
In Helena Sept 11 Helena defeated Tacoma 1 1/2 inning game a long close contest decided in the 13th when MecCarthy threw to the plate to nail Flannery for the winning run Johnson held Tacoma to four hits over extra innings Andrews was ejected after arguing a call Wiggs and Johnson pitched well for Helena while Stogl mopped up late for Tacoma The Tigers made errors aiding Helena in the win with Holly and Peeples mishaps highlighted by a tense homeric finish
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Helena
Heena
Tacoma
Tefly
MecCarthy
Flannery
Tigers
Johnson
Letcher
Nagle
Seples
Wiggs
Andrews
Fisher
Peeples
McCarthy
Shaffer
Zalusky
McGilligan
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Schmeer
Holly
Rockenfield
Hutchinson
Jack
Hutchison
Shaff'r
Hannivan
Short
Fish
Prepes
Harmon
Walter Stogl
Momnt
Rocolne
Cdeces Odooodottiooanda Brunt
Pias Aesate
Slagle
Lereen
George’s strong hands open stubborn can in comic scene
In the Gentlemen's Magazine passage George’s mother-in-law notes his strength as he frees a stubborn can lid. His wife, impressed, recalls his sleepy remark about a beautiful pair of openers, adding light humor to the domestic moment.
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Gentleman's Magazine
George
Brooklyn and Cincinnati split doubleheader in 1910s style recap
In Brooklyn September 11 a doubleheader with Cincinnati winning the first game and Brooklyn taking the second. Cincinnati built an 11 run edge aided by costly errors by Dahien while Evans Feely pitched well for Cincinnati. Wheeler replaced Dahien in the second game with Donovan shifting to second base. Attendance reported as 3 00.
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Broklyn
Cinc
Npat
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Ded
Evans Feely
Cincnnati
Butt Dahien
Vistors
Wheeler
Donovan
Isaaerick Ae Melseer
Recon
Valsieack
Hiahn
Bergen
Evans Ana Ritter
R. H. B. Src Totes
Eeteris
Sas
Cersszes Wrverscere
Aseesere
New York and Chicago Split Doubleheader in Season Finale
New York defeated Chicago in game one as Lundgren was knocked for three runs in the first inning, while Chicago won the second. Attendance listed as 0. Scores show uneven lines and unclear records. Pittsburg beat Philadelphia in a pair with Shea catching and McLaughlin pitching. Branstied and Conroy ejected. Boston beat St. Louis in game one but game two ended by darkness. Attendance 700.
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Boston
Cincinnati
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Bott
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Chicago
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Lundgren
Osu
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Miller
Bowerman
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Conroy
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Malarkey
Long
Gregnan
R. H. E. Boston
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Whittridge
M. O'Neil
J. O'Neil
R. H. E. Roaston
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de Piaereasa Scareae
Enaiea Elena
Moran
Yerkes
O'Neil
Ampre—Emstie
Philadelphia Gains Lead in Pennant Race with Baltimore Gap
The Phillies strengthened their hold on the league pennant race with a five game cushion over Baltimore as they won the first game on solid hitting and captured the second amid wild pitching. Batteries Butler and Smith opposed Wilson and Schreck.
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OY Winn
Baltimore
Prince Paddy
Buler
R.H. E. PR
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Ctedes
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Plank
Power
R. H. E. Baltimore
Faethe Rae
ENG Stack Philadephia
Butler and Smith
Wilson and Schreck
Boston Narrowly Misses Victory in Rainy Sept Game
Boston notes suggest Hughes would have won with proper support. The Red Sox played poorly by pennant standards and Caprick was batted hard in the early innings.
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Boston
Hughes
Caprick
Cleveland Defeated as Chicago Bats Power Late
Chicago bunched hits in the fourth and ninth innings to win easily over Cleveland. Jones and Green starred with strong hitting. Attendance was 2,100. Final score not fully readable. pitchers Moore and Remis for Cleveland, Patterson and McFarland for Chicago.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Jones
Green
Eecessee Sessasese
Feilecs
Cuisucas
Moore
Remis
Patterson
Yeager Leads Detroit Past St Louis In Home Victory
Yeager pitched effectively for Detroit as they defeated St Louis on home turf. Ka Hoe drove in both St Louis runs with a home run. Attendance was about 400. Detroit benefited from strong fielding and support from teammates Yeager and Buelow.
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Yeager
St. Louis
Kahoe
Western golf championship third round at Wheaton
Six clubs advance to the third round of match play at the Chicago club links Wheaton as H G Egan Stuart Stickney and others pair for tomorrow's morning games. Egan and Dugger among notable contenders while Roosevelt revolver note from the London Mail ends the report.
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H. G. Egan
Stuart Stickney
Exmoor
St. Louis
Warren Dickinson
Iowa
R. Hunter
Midlothian Country Club
N. F. Moore
Lake Geneva
C. L. Hunter
Midlothian
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Dugger
Hinsdale
Egan
W. B. Travis
Inks
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G. F. Chingman
W. S. Holland
Princeton
Walter Fearn
R. R. Kimball
Omaha
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