Main Street team tops Court Street in wild Round-up Park game
A crowd of 800 watched a high spirited encounter at Round-up Park as Main Street edged Court Street 7 to 6. Stringbean Lytle led with a standout outfield sprint and key hits, while Umpire Turner and Scorer Collins drew fire from Court Street fans for perceived errors. Jack Watson and Jost provided late bursts, with Sturgis and Hewitt handling the pitching, and the Buckaroo fund gaining from the lively duel.
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Main Street
Magedall
Court Street
Fersone
Yeomen of Court
Turner
Collins
Lytle
Bruiser
Sturgis
Hewitt
Corby
McMonies
Welch
Connie Mack
Jost
Bears sweep series with Pippins in high scoring tilt
Walia Walls July 29. The Bears set a Western Tri-State League record by sweeping La Grande 4 to 4. Bridger drove in the tying and winning runs with a seventh inning single as he outlasted McIver. Naughton led Berryites with a first inning rally and Jones and Johnson added key hits. The Pippins briefly led before Bridger's late heroics, with Davis scoring in the eighth on a fumble play.
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Walia Walls
Bears
la Grande
Bridger
McIver
Smith
Davis
Jones
Melver
Brown
Esola
Martind
Naughton
Johnson
Irrigators Lose Narrow 3-2 Heartbreaker at Pendleton
Boise Idaho July 28 Second place slipped away as the Irrigators failed to back Smith in a 3-2 defeat to Pendleton. Boise’s two hits to Pendleton’s one, early errors and shaky infield defense doomed a possible comeback. Gimlin's squad hit hard but failed to advance runners, with misplays costing runs in the first and ninth frames. Baldy Altermatt delivered a strong defensive effort at third while the rest of the infield misfired on key plays.
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Fitchner
Jones
Hingle
Luttrell
Childers
Smith
Esoln
Ford
Fanning
Pippins
Bears
Boise
Ida
Pendleton
Bucks
Bobby
Gimlin
Baldy Altermatt
Short Garden
Golden
Alltermatt
Baseball Scores From Saturday Across Leagues
American League games feature Cleveland 6 Washington 9 and New York 7 1. St Louis 6 6. Detroit 5 Philadelphia 4. Chicago 3 Boston 5. National League results include Chicago 7 New York 6 and Brooklyn 9. Cincinnati 4 Boston 3 2. St Louis 7 1. Coast League tallies Sacramento 12 Portland 3. San Francisco 6 Los Angeles L. Oakland 10 Vernon 4. Northwestern League show Spokane 160 2 Vancouver 2 3. Portland 6 8 Tacoma 1 5. Victoria Seattle 1.
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Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Cinecinnati
St Louis
Sacramento
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
Vernon
Spokane
Vancouver
Tacoma
Victoria
Seattle
Coast League Games and Belfast Revenue Note
Belfast, long the storm center for home rule agitation, now contributes about three quarters of all the customs and excise revenue collected in Ireland.
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Belfast
Ireland
Leonard, Remington duel as La Grande blanks Walla Walla
Tiny Leonard outpitched Bear hurler Remington in a 8-0 La Grande victory over Walla Walla on July 29. Hap Smith collected two of the visitors three hits as Barry's squad managed 29 batters in nine innings, a Western Tri-State league new record.
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Walla Walla
Tiny
Leonard
Remington
Pippins
Hap Smith
Barry
TA Grande
Naughton
Vere A Barrys
Ib Arenneee
Luttrell
Smith
O Ksola
Ib McIvor
R. Harmon
King
C Fuehner
Eset Remington
Peave
Poa Harmon
Childers
Ab If
Johnson
Rf Ee
Thompson Ib
Ae U Broyn
Weseed i i Jones
Tavis
Martini
Leonard P Aad
Eee Tauis
la Grande
Davis
Harmon
Thompson
Untitled Baseball Notation Between Teams
Baseball scorecard style notes list outs by Leon ard Remington and Rem ington strikeouts, with bases on balls, wild pitch, hit by pitches and players named C Harmon Thompson Brown Leonard and R Harmon. Umpire Starkell. Time of game 1 47.
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Barry
Fitchner
Davis
Jones
Thompson
Leonard
Remington
Stemington
C. Harmon
Brown
R. Harmon
Starkell
Donatello Masterpieces Wants by Morgan in Florence
Florence papers reveal J Pierpont Morgan’s bid to buy three Donatello statues from the Martelli family for about 1.8 million francs. The sale would require Italian export approval and a national museum arrangement, with the works destined for the Metropolitan Museum of Art if permitted. The piece notes the statues include Saint John the Baptist, the Boy Saint John, and David, and stresses their high art value and limited private ownership.
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Florence
J. Pierpont Morgan
Italy
Thaly
Morgan
Donnatella
Michaelangelo
France
Frances
Department of Fine Arts of
New York
London
Vienna
Berlin
Paris
Hs Donatellos
Martelli
Donatello
St. John the Baptist
St. John
David
Martellis
Via Della Forca
Duomo
Ascoli
Cope
Martelli Palace
M. Seligman
Marellis
Pacea
Department of Fine Arts
National Museum
Bargello Palace
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
Modern Rip Van Winkle of Liberty Sees World for First Time
Gus Bishop, a 58 year old Liberty resident, has never left the city in 41 years. He has never seen a telegraph instrument an aeroplane a moving picture show a passenger elevator or electricity until now. The tale highlights his first exposure to many 20th century inventions.
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Liberty
Rip van Winkle
Gus Bishop
The Liberty Barber Who Never Left His Town
Gus Bishop, Liberty born in 1854 and a Liberty barber since age 14, has never left the city except for brief trips. He has seen few modern town sights, from railroad trains to five story buildings, and plans to travel only once, potentially to St. Louis, if ever he leaves Liberty.
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Gas Bishop
Bishop
Liberty
William Jewell College
Gus Bishop
Kansas City
Missouri River
Willtm Jowell College
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Mark Cole crafts historic hat for William Logan
Mark Cole, first batter in Montgomery County Missouri, made a hat for William Logan that served him for 20 years. The hat used 20 ounces of muskrat fur and 13 ounces of raccoon fur, held an even half bushel, with an 18 inch crown and a six inch brim.
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Mark Cole
Montgomery County
William Logan
Logan
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