Livingston Takes Final Ball Game State Title Fight
Hauswirth starred with two spectacular catches in a 6 to 3 win as Livingston clinched the state championship against Butte Independents. Hoon led local hitters with four hits and a triple, McLaughlin executed key bunts, and Chandler provided comic noise before a 250 crowd. The season closed with Livingston claiming the best claim to the title.
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Livingston
Reniker
Chandler
Wasson
Doyle
Donte
Shea
Sturgeon
McLaughilin
Butte
Hoon
Independents
McLaughlin
Austin
Merkle
Hauswirth
Wilson
MelLaughlin
Morse
Shen
Skelly
Park County
Bozeman and
Dillon
Helena
Missoula
Tie Decision Looms For Western League Playoff Scenario
Chicago Sept 13. If a tie arises in the Western league tomorrow Omaha defeats Sioux City, a five game series to start Tuesday morning will be ordered by President O Neill. Two games are set in Sioux City and two in Omaha with a possible fifth on neutral grounds. Umpires Krennan and Haskell will handle the extra games. Current pennant standings show leads by Des Moines and Omaha with results from Des Moines and Sioux City plus a Lincoln transfer.
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Chicago
Omaha
Sioux City
O'Neill
Krennan
Haskell
Dan Kelly Second in Olympic Broad Jump
Dan Kelly finished second in the running broad jump at the Olympic meet, trailing Irons of the Chicago A. A. Kelly leaped 23 feet 34 inches for his mark demonstrating strong performance by a noted athlete from the era.
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Dan Kelly
Irons
Chicago A. A
Kelly
Northwestern League Butte Wins Double Header
Wanderers secure two tight games in Seattle to claim the Northwestern League double header victory. Both contests featured clutch late plays and strong pitching to edge the home team.
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Butte
Spokane Takes Two Games From Aberdeen
Spokane swept Aberdeen in doubleheader play on Sept 1 Aberdeen lost both games due to seven errors by the Aberdeen defense Thompson allowed four hits and struck out ten in the morning game while Holin Wreitz and Fournier supported the Spokane offense Batteries were listed as Killilay and Wreitz in the second game Pernott Fournier and others provided the run support Aberdeen was charged with defensive miscues in both contests. details and exact scores are partially obscured by OCR errors.
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Seattle
Butte
Iush
Fortier
Harkness
Spencer
Seattle Oh
Anderson
Claflin
Bender
Aberdeen
Wash
Spokane
Thompson
Wes
Avopascne Ds
Holin
Wreitz
Fournier
OMDB
Pena
Killilay
Pernott
Paddock Orders No Hits in Vancouver Victory Over Tacoma
Paddock pitched a great game for Vancouver allowing Tacoma no hits or runs. Hall and Shea behind the plate backed by Sugden and Paddock delivered a strong effort as Vancouver won with solid defense and pitching. The scoreline reflects Vancouver's dominance in the Sept game against Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Paddock
Vancouver
Dent Ont
Hall and Shea
Sugden
Cleveland and Chicago Split Doubleheader in Chicago
In a Sept. daygame crowd scene, Cleveland and Chicago tied the twin bill with ground rules in force. First game details show Smith and Sullivan on the batteries with unclear scoring, while the second game notes Waddell and Smith on the mound and a late run by Smith after Jones’ grounder. In St Louis, Smith’s single after a low throw produced an 11th inning run, giving St. Louis a 2 to 1 win, with Waddell and Smith. Summers and Thomas also noted on pitching duties.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Ueno
Lena Atio Wille
Smith and Sullivan
Mhoades
Bemis
SPEAR
Mcrae Ieee Tone
Batteriee- Walsh
Sullivan
Berger
St. Louis
Smith
Schaefer
Jones
Anya Pelt
Spovptite
Osars
Waddell
Summers
Thomas
Baseball Doubleheader Scores From San Francisco and Portland
San Francisco and Oakland split a doubleheader with both cities taking a game. Lineups featured batters such as Pate and Lewis, with pitchers like Loucks Hogan and Berry noted. In Portland, Portland and Los Angeles also split a doubleheader, the first game lasting 13 innings, with Gray Hogan Kinsella Whalen and Johnson among those listed.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Chrisler
Lewis
Loucks
Hogan
la Longe
Jones
Henley
Sutor
Griffin
Berry
Portland
Portlannd
Los Angeles
FE Hs
Gray
Kinsella
Whalen
Patrick and
Johnson
Koestner
American Association Scores From Louisville Kansas City St. Paul Toledo
In Louisville the first game ended Kansas City 2 Milwaukee 1 with Indianapolis at Louisville 7. The second game had Milwaukee lose to St. Louis 4 7. At St Paul the first game St Paul 5 Minneapolis 6 and second game St Paul 6 Minneapolis 1. In Toledo the first game Toledo 4 Columbus 8 and second game Toledo 2 Columbus 0.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Wwanbus City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Twin Bridges to Hold Barbecue After Fair
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports preparations for a Sunday barbecue following the fair. A baseball game between Twin Bridges and Whitehall will for a purse of 190 dollars, with both teams strengthened from outside, expected to be the season’s best exhibition.
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Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Coursing contest ends in split stake amid controversy
Malcontents derail the planned 21 day stake with only one round of races. Nine of 25 dogs were released Saturday night prompting contentious reactions and a promised free gate next Sunday as another 24 day stake is scheduled. Crescent defeats Loose Character and both hounds draw a rematch. $215 wagered on the match exceeds any race this year. Final round results see Crescent, Crescent over Loose Character, and multiple wins by favorites as kennels share the purse. Harry Corbis and Blake Smith lead with three winning dogs each.
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Hassenplug
Blake & Smith
Crescent
Billy Smith
Smithy
Salt Lake
Alphonse
Prince Charming
Sir Brindle
Consignor
Pape
Donegal Peddler
Miss Parton
Loose Character
Coffee
Vaa Boy
Jimmy Britt
Short End
Celtic
Mr. War
Jessie Ritson
Needlebug
Master Fair
Meteorite
Cocoa
Devil's Dream
Glengarry
Daredevil
Commercial Express
Harry Corbis
Stanley Ketehel
Ferhit
Cnampon
Burns
Foreien
Ketehel Stanley
Ketchel
Kelly
Wetchel
Papke
Thunderbolt
Milwaukee
Mr. Nelly
Sam Langford
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
London
Barnes
Tommy
Australia
Johnson
Til Artha
Anaconda
Copper City
Marcus Daly
William Murray
Butte
Stover
John A. Mallon
Goldena
Fair Chance
Ellerd
Billy Mayham
Wue
Royal River
Willie J
Dick Redd
Elevation
Sainrida
Here
Chicago Surges to Second as Pirates Falter in NL Race
Chicago moves to second place in the National League pennant chase after defeating Pittsburgh 8 to 0. The New York leaders extend their lead to 15 points over Chicago and St. Louis as Chicago’s strong pitching and timely defense secure the series finale win. Errors by Starr and misplays by Pittsburgh contribute to the lopsided score, with Batteries saved by Peebe and Maat overall.
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Pittsburg
New York
Chiea
St. Louis
Peebe
Vmpire
Hitchcock for Chicago for Few Days Sojourn
New York dispatch reports chairman Frank H Hitchcock of the republican national committee leaving New York for Chicago to spend Monday and Tuesday at western headquarters He may return to eastern centers Thursday after a Cincinnati conference with Mr Taft Hitchcock to arrange Taft's speaking itinerary Detected in New York detectives arrested Pasquale Caponiari an Italian banker alleged to have absconded with about 100000 from city depositors
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New York
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Western Headquarters
Eastern Headquarters
Cincinnati
Taft
Hitchcock
Pasquale Caponiari
Rosseau Fire Paralyzes Village In Ontario Forest
The village of Rosseau in Ontario lies at the center of a vast and dangerous forest fire. All work is halted as crews battle the blaze and efforts focus on containment and safety for residents. Businesses urge cautious consumption as smoke fills the area.
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Toronto
Ontario
Rosseau
Boxing and baseball chaos roils early American sports scene
A sweeping column surveys New York Americans turmoil with Hal Chase quitting and Elberfeld’s leadership under fire, plus a sprawling look at middleweight and featherweight rivalries, promoter tensions, and a Burns Johnson boxing showdown, hinting at a revival through marquee matchups and shifting management.
Oldfield Victor in Auto Contests at Latonia
Cincinnati news records Barney Oldfield defeating Walter Christie in the $2,500 sweepstakes at Latonia race track. Oldfield wins the final race in 1:04 2-5 after Christie had earlier defeated him in 1:01, making honors even before the deciding run.
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Cincinnati
Barney Oldfield
Walter Christie
Oldfield
Christie
Charlie Soules
Latonia
Anaconda Meeting to Open Today Draws Crowd Likely
Pine card for opening should attract a crowd as the Anaconda meeting begins today. Officials expect strong turnout and community interest in the session, with residents curious about agenda items and local developments.
Butte meeting opens with high hopes and top riders
Expect brisk crowds at Anaconda course as Stuart leads the field for a twelve day Butte meeting. Prime entries include Kirschbaum Clark Shriner Van Dusen Miller Heatherton with six races daily and a strong rider lineup. Special trains and charts aid racegoers while favorites in handicaps promise a lively debut.
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Martin Martin
Harry Stover
Butte
Harry Stuart
Kirschbaum
Clark
Shriner
van Dusen
Miller
Heather
Stuart
Eddie Clark
Toy
Eddie Heatherton
Kirschhain
Shrine
Es Butwell
Io Sullivan
Aubuchon
Tost
Nelson mM
Molesworth i
Otis le
Heatherton
Manders Ee Eveeee
Barke
Pendergast Ate
McGrath
Debs Reaches Oregon Speaks at Two Places
Eugene V. Debs socialist presidential candidate spoke in Oregon at Ashland for the first time, with the red special delayed by a freight train breakdown. He delivered remarks at Grants Pass that evening before the train continued north.
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Debs
Oregon
Medford
Ore
Eugene V. Debs
Ashland
Grant’s Pass
Morning workouts show top form among racing horses
Morning trials skim the stable as Sam Barber delivers 1 42 225 and Flying Wing posts 3 49 over a hill. Banther and others post times from :23 9 5 to :28 4 5, with Nabonnassar clocking 2 50 and six furlongs leaders Jenne's Beau 1 17 1 5 and Strat Martin 1 18 2 5. A note on subscribers says Automatic phone growth doubles service to the cheapest rate.
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Sam Barber
Banther
Flying Wing
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