Rooklyn Triumphs Over Cincinnati and New York Beats Pittsburg
In a tight series of games the Brooklyn Superbas edged Cincinnati 3 to 2 with Eller and Cadore dueling on the mound. New York defeated Pittsburg to drop the world champions to third place as Luque and the Brooklyn defense limited threats late.
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Offensive football debate stirs in Butte and beyond
The annual football season debate resurfaces as Hollis Huntington promotes direct center passes at Anaconda high school. Proponents praise speed while skeptics argue the traditional quarterback handoff offers safety and deception. The piece notes teams may use both systems with a strong center, and adds scattered sports news about the Philadelphia Nationals signing a California league player, Seattle Rainiers pitching woes, and talk of a Dempsey Willard bout.
Giants Rally Edges Pirates Behind Adams
In a tight game the Giants beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 as Adams allowed three early runs but shutout the Pirates until the ninth. Burns starred with five hits including a homer, a triple, two doubles, and a single. Summa added a double and two singles for Pittsburgh.
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Louis Gets Ive in a Row in St Louis Hit Streak
Louis extended his consecutive hit streak in a game against H.E. Louis, delivering five straight hits including two five‑hit strings off McQuillan and Quillan. The run ended when a fielder Maranville caught a ball. Final score 9 for Louis and 4 for the opponents. Doak and Clemons pitched for Louis. McQuillan, Sl Townsend, Iotti, and O’Neill also contributed.
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Horoscope Forecast Reflects Turbulent Astrological Alignments
An old horoscope warns of malefic planetary aspects from Uranus and Jupiter signaling potential prejudice, slander, and possible government overrules. It forecasts dangers of accidents, mental disturbance, and heightened emotional shifts, noting unrest in art, diplomacy, and finance with caution urged for a troubled period ahead.
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Bierman drills Grizzly football squad for Washington game
Grizzly candidates, under coach Bernie Bierman, train on Dornblas er field as they prepare for the October 16 showdown in Seattle with the University of Washington. The Bruins seek strong showing while Sun Dodgers begin assessing Montana State's strength after last spring’s relay carnival. They have secured Solon, easing their worries.
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Alumni and High Team Battle In Pre OEAGUN Tilt
Alumni of Anaconda and Coach Hollis Huntington's temporary high school squad held a two sided scrimmage on the city commons last evening. The match ran about an hour with both sides trading scores as a crowd cheered. Substitutes and timers caused brief excitement while Huntington eyed 30 candidates including seven lettermen as he plans for the season ahead.
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Alumni schedule at Anaconda set through November
Alumni events run from Sept 25 at Anaconda to Nov 12 with dates in Helena Boulder Bozeman Dillon Butte and Deer Lodge or Missoula. A possible final clash with Phillipsburg is planned for Sept 25 if a team forms. One or both of Deer Lodge or Missoula may play on Nov 6 or 13, with the exact day to be announced.
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Oregon star Hollis Huntington shines in season finale
Coach Hollis Huntington, formerly University of Oregon full back, closed the season with a record form that stands tall in American football lore. In a fall game against Harvard he broke through the Crimson line for more yardage than Harvard’s entire backfield totaled, drawing praise as stellar by the press before a mammoth crowd.
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Great Battle Sunday Between Picked Nines
Two mined league teams led by Byron Samuels and Sam Fuld square off Sunday in a season finale at the gardens near Butte. Guidoni cannot play. Habe Delaney slots in. Ira Steck starts at first base with Gilboy in the outfield as fans expect a lively contest with top players engaged.
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Indians Rout Washington in 9 3 Victory at Cleveland
Cleveland defeated Washington 9 to 3 as Coveleskie and Courtney pitched well early before a four run eighth inning. Long hits by Smith Wambsganss Evans and Speaker helped build the Indians lead while Acosta closed the frame.
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Chicago tops Yankees to stay up in league race
Chicago White Sox win 6 to 4 over New York, claiming 13 hits off Thormahlen and Mays, with six triples. Babe Ruth goes hitless after being intentionally walked. Faber pitched for Chicago as the teams clash in the pennant chase.
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St. Louis Defeats Philadelphia in Nine-Run Rally
St. Louis toppled Philadelphia 17 to 8 in a high scoring game. The Cardinals racked up 24 hits for 32 total bases as Naylor and Bigbee hurt the visitors on the mound. Lynch lasted only part of the game before being relieved. Batteries Naylor, Bigbee and Perkins. E Myatt, Lynch, Burwell and Severeid, Collins.
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Detroit Narrowly Tops Boston In Tight Shootout
Detroit wins 14 to 13 over Boston in a tense gridiron clash. The game, played under clear conditions, featured a turnover that set up the decisive score and kept both teams in striking distance into the final minutes.
Boston Triumphs in Marathon Twelfth Inning Victory
Boston played a listless game today but won in the twelfth inning by 4 runs. Detroit managed a late push but fell short as Boston bats powered a 14 to 9 outcome. Batteries for Boston included Jones Harper Karr Walters Chaplin Schang Bogart Morrissette Wilson Fried Conkwright Stanage Manion.
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Geer and Murphy May Not Compete in Remainder of Races
Syracuse dispatch reports two Grand Circuit drivers, Edward Geers and Thomas Murphy, may miss the rest of the season after Geers suffered a compound fracture to his right wrist when thrown from his sulky. Murphy endured a relapse and required hospital treatment, with possible surgery. Lanardo, piloted by Walter Cox, clocked 2:01 but failed to beat Single G's season mark in tough weather. Three amateur races highlighted the program.
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Rocky Mountain Club to Rolo Shoot Sunday
Members of the Rocky Mountain Rifle club will gather at the range on Sunday for practice shooting in preparation for the members' match. Due to the Montana civilian team record at Camp Perry last month interest in the range has revived and a good crowd is expected on both Sundays.
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Zinderstein and Mallory Reach National Lawn Final
Miss Marion Zinderstein of Boston and Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory of New York advanced to the final round of the women’s national lawn tennis championship in Philadelphia. Zinderstein defeated Eleanor Goss of New York 6 3 6 4, while Mallory beat Helen Pollak of New York 6 2.
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Renfro shoots high at Broadview traps meet
E W Renfro of Butte topped 130 shooters at Broadview Gun Club with 194 hits of 290 to win the Brownlee challenge medal and Klepetko doubles medal. EB Robbins of Billings and A S Arnold of Broadview tied for second at 192. Frank Weatherhead of Billings was third with 191.
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American Rage Leaders Gang Near the Top
New York date reports Cleveland widening its lead in the American league pennant race to one game by beating Washington while Chicago won the second game against New York. Brooklyn held a six game NL lead after defeating Cincinnati as the Giants toppled Pittsburgh. The AL race remains tight with three teams bunched in wins and losses, making a winner unpredictable. In the NL, Brooklyn’s lead looks solid but not secured as the Giants and Reds still chase with remaining games.
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Scores From American Association Games
The American Association reports Minneapolis defeated Louisville 13 to 9 while Milwaukee beat Toledo 8 to 4. Other games were not on the schedule.
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Western team named for East West clash in Cleveland
CHICAGO September 16 Miss Alexa Stirling Atlanta Miss Darien Kavanaugh Los Angeles and Mrs Fred C Letts Chicago were named among others for the western team in the East West clash to be played at Cleveland on September 30 or October 1.
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Local baseball scores from coast circuit
Daily score roundup lists results: Sacramento 1 Portland 6, Oakland 1 San Francisco 2, Vernon 2 Los Angeles 3, Salt Lake 2 Seattle 3. Strong showings by Portland, Los Angeles, and Seattle with decisive road wins.
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