Rival teams clash in decisive rubber match at Columbia Gardens
The crowd expected to swell as the Dillon home squad hosts the Butte team in a rain interrupted rubber. Lacraix to pitch for visitors and Wilson for Dillon with outfield reinforcements joining the lineup. Admission includes carfare and tickets remain available at downtown stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Crac Yillan
Dillon Rooters
Buttes
Lacraix
Wilson
Dell
Catcher
Rene
Wiison
Teoahien
Ghaxborn Flrat
Tax
BRUTY
Stribeek
AL Markle
Church Coe Anatin Rienmayer
Isa Conter Feta
Atte Yeerenges
Fensorey’ Rlant
Feta
Schilven
Kane
Laralay
Inca
Kelly Ermery
Unclear excerpt of scoreless game prompts confusion
Fragmentary text mentions Sulter Birecls Wild Mineah Streets and players Jed Batterles Cal Unan Srendon Deegan Philtins Bray, but the event, teams, and outcome are not discernible from the provided fragment. More readable source text is required for a proper card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulter
Mineah
Tacis
Jed Batterles
Cal Unan
Srendon
Deegan
Philtins
Bray
Great Anticipation Builds for Butte Leashmen Meet
The Silver Bow Coursing Club sets two races for all-age and puppy stakes with $40 and $20 offered, plus additional placements. Notable hounds Celtic Mr War and Master Farr vie for honors as crowds prepare for a Park and Main Street dog car shuttle. The boxing bout Memsic vs Gans looms, with $8,000 at stake, while Granite defeat Lone News Alive 21 to 0 ends seven innings. Dancing planned at Hermann’s Gregson picnic next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte'y Iashmen
Silver Bow Coursing Club
Aluge Doga
Tha Pups
Short Beano
Werame
Tr Ton
Theraternity
Salt Lake
Nelarious
Renaud
Celtic
Wet Track Delays and Muddy Wins at Daly Races
Rain soaked Daly track produced a day of muddy finishes led by Malrina in the first and Belle of Portland in the third as favorites stumbled. Roman Boy and Spargur upset with longshots while crowd cheers and champagne marked a mixed, stormy afternoon of horse racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Track
Nhat
Malrina
Montana
Murray
Gold Creek
Ethelmont
Roman Boy
Zara
Searcher
Spargur
Aunt Hala
Belle of Portland
Oftut
Kinathorpe
Ballo
Kingthorpe
Norwood Ohin
Zeke Abrame
Michael Mulvaney
Ure
Abas
Lynch
Ed Sherider
Asrams
Mulvaney
Sheridan
Las
Rolerd
Even
Wimm
Strona
Ethel Mont
Qtolncy
Tod
Kocand Yee
Tarees
Pn Mile
Sonavaury
Mina ‘Gltman
Adebraad
Dayle
Oo Tod
Van
Towers
Norsach Ohio
Rusveil
Sidney I
Roam
Rauando
Isher
Dolly Bollard
Edroyers
Cfo
Mmne Itty
Geko Abrams
To & S
Csmith
Unclear racing notes with scattered placements
Fragmented OCR shows race results with names like Ben Ale and Sharp Hoy and times around two seconds. Details are garbled with unclear positions and misread words, making exact event, location, and outcomes speculative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phar Bildieel Kinney
Sharp Hoy
Tne
Butte Ball Players Show Good Form
Special Disnaith to the Standard notes the Butte team is strengthening the league. Horn of Helena, Van Zandt, Roosevelt, Garvin, and Smith from Dillon are key contributors with solid pitching and fielding. Cartright, Adams, Donovan, Irby, Bell, Mysre, and others bolster the infield, outfield, and catching, making Butte a strong contender for the remainder of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Butte
Beason
Horn
Helena
Vancouver
van Zandt
Russ Hall
Howell
Jude
Smith
Stis
Cartright
Adams
Donovan
Carlie
Irby
Bell
Mysre
Batter Box Length Extension Suggested to Aid Hitting
A reporter discusses extending the batter’s box by two or three feet to give batters more space to run and hit spitballs and curves before deviating. Jimmy McAleer of the St. Louis Browns advocates the change, arguing it would not affect game setup while improving batting chances. A separate item notes Yegen Bros. building an ice plant to address an upcoming ice famine in Billings with production to begin in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Memsle
Jimmy Burns
Los Angeles
Jim Jeffries
George Neary
Cyclone Thompson
Amemsie
Gane
Elasey
Memsic
Gans
Pielder Jones
White Sox
Jimmy McAleer
BL. Louis Browns
McAleer
Standard
Billings
Yegen Bros.' Company
Wil
Ada
Streme
Quahanter
Temporary order sought against unions in federal court
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company seeks a temporary restraining order against Alexander Kangrieve, Montana Federation of Labor leaders, and other officials to curb alleged threats and boycotts. Judge Hunt will hear arguments next Tuesday on the motion. A perpetual injunction hearing is set for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Alexander ‘Kangrieve
Montana Federaton of Labor
Hunt
Frank Sucher
Crow
Tinsulla
Torm A. Roby
Helena
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Joseph Branley
W. D. Lover
Yellowstone County
Diay
Indicted men seek writs in URR bribery case
In San Francisco on August 1 William M Abbott and William J Brobeck indicted for bribery and related offenses in the United Railroads deal applied to the supreme court for writs of prohibition against superior court judges Lawlor and Dunne. No action will occur before Monday when the supreme court will act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Willam M. Abbot
United Railroads
William J. Broheck
Parkslaeden
Eupceme
AtboLla
Susperior Court
Lawlor
Brobeck
Dunne
Suvremia
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Dillon
Dave
Hagen
Yeswit
Bristol
Rimlees
Gulch
Wily
Fomfort
Conta
Winchester
Main Street
Groson Fotos
Graniths Scone
Granites
Lite Newa
Tle Louis of Hermann’s
Gregson
Hyantsy
Ayo Malrino
Noman Boy
Belle of Hortland
Stingy Wy Boke Alvan
Leo Abratinad
Eacag
Folr
Decisiona Ark the
Siiuey
Sidney F
Johnson & Tiodson Arables
Fay
Ha Wan
Eduardo
Dolly Dollars
Hin
Ross
Baron Lsher
Dane
Lath
Zeke Abramy
Sen Alp
Randall Stable
Sen Ali
One Wing
Shar Coy
Walsh
Sharp Boy
Viena
Sun TV
Dloomy McMeer
Hostetter
Sostenter
Atomath
Prue
New York City
Correstit Sr
Atterbury
Manila
Panamas
Panama
Rocky Mountain Nelly, Company
Jury Triad
Dr. Hood
Co. Sik. Butte, Montane
Dribery
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