Butte Current Notes Gi Special sale at Grady's
Butte items note a Gi Special sale at Grady's and rent planes from Orton Bros. The column mentions local visits, theater and dining notices, travels to Pony and Potosi, and various residents in town. Included are brief remarks on shops, events, and a parade planned with bagpiper Sandy McGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady’s
Orton Bros
Pipestone
Will Love
Pony
Mattie Alex
Emerson Electric
Western Electric Co
West Granite
Pennsylvania Block
Dr. Fisher
Bozeman
West Broadway
Florence
Helen Ryan
Potosi Hot Springs
Chester Conlin
Colin Butte
Anaconda
Margaret Flynn
Helena
M. J. Cavanaugh
Butte
E.R. Huddieson
Rochester
Thornton Mrn
Laurence Packard
Waitewall
W. H. Young
Paul Abbott
Columbia
Peary
Great Falls
Montana
M. Lavelle
Clarence Lavelle
Farc
Divide
Albert Back
Wateriss
East County
B. Ives
P.O. News
Stan James Sullivan
Cers McDonald
Murray
H. H. Hencken
Hencken
Fred
Harry Hencken
New York
Sturioniste
Doubleheaders Highlight Seattle and Tacoma Baseball Action
In a busy Aug day, Seattle split with Oakland in a doubleheader with Corbett pitching well but Schmidt’s control slipping. Portland and Oakland traded runs as Baum and Shields faced rough outings. In Tacoma, honors were even with San Francisco after a trio of shutouts, Emerson and Williams matching zeroes as Nordeck’s homer stood out.
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Tacoma
San Francisco
Thomas
Whalen
Emerson
Viettors
Cate
Williams
Nordeck
Beeres
Hogan
Wilton
RIVE
Treoma
Shes
Graham
Perrine
National League doubleheader split between St Louis and Philadelphia
In a National League doubleheader, St Louis and Philadelphia each won one game. Taylor outpitched Corridon in the opener as Nichols and Thielman delivered strong pitching. Duffy’s triple and Gleason’s double paced the Phillies in a 570 run game with Abbott catching. Attendance 1,800. Philadelphia 570. Batteries Taylor and Grady Corridon and Abbott. Umpire O Day. Cincinnati and Brooklyn also split a twin bill with Walker hit for five angles and Seymour’s two fumbles contributing to Brooklyn’s four runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Loui
Snot
Wows
Philadelphia
Taylor
Corridon
Duffy
Gleacon
Nichols
Thielman
Louie
Taylor and
Grady
Abbott
Cincinnat
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Walker
Seymour
Ewing
Rohle
Chech
Schler Scanlon
Bergen
Street
Ivintyre
Ritter
Chicago Defeats Boston In Low-Key Afternoon Game
The Chicago lineup dominated from start to finish while Boston failed to muster offense. Attendance reported at 18,000. Pitchers Beare and Moran worked for Chicago with O'Neil and Young in support as Steries served as umpire.
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Chicago
Bos
Beare
Cago i
Peelgren
O'Neil
Young
Moran
Steries
Billings Elks defeat Miles City team in close game
In Billings the Billings Elks club beat the Miles City club 8 to 7 in a well played afternoon contest. King with Helens delivered the finish in the ninth inning while Platt, the Billings catcher, supported him. Hart and Williams formed the Miles City battery and performed well as the largest local crowd in two years attended the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Spalding's Football Guide 1908 Rules Highlight Scrimmage Changes
Spalding's Football Guide 1908 outlines rule updates including scrimmage definitions. It clarifies line play when scrimmage begins, substitutes entering the field, and penalties for coaching from the sideline. The guide also covers offside attempts, ball in play, and timekeeping by the linesman to inform captains of remaining time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Eport
Eplace
Mead
Sato
Tve
Play Off Tie Goes to Hollanduana Grocers
The Hollanuwana conneyball team defeated the Hollands 10 to 5 in a hard fought Columbia wardens game to settle a tie from Thursday night. James Doran pitched for Hollands with ten strikeouts while Bil Doran starred for Hollands, and John Holland at second base contributed on defense and offense. The Hollands lineup included Connells Burnie Leahy Holland Camings J Doran Pitcher W Doran Howell St George Braddock Richards Davis McConnell Ronan J Holland Souslin D Sullivan Nadea.
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Hollanuwana
Hill
John Holland
Hollands
Connells
Burnie
Leahy
Holland
Camings J. Doran
W. Doran
Howell St. George
Braddock Richards
Davis McConnell
Ronan J. Holland
Souslin D. Sullivan
Nadea
Curran Infant Dies. Curran Funeral Planned Today
Charles James Curran aged 1 year and months died yesterday at 1 Linn avenue Walkerville. Funeral at 2 o'clock this Monday at St Lawrence church. Cecelia O Connor aged 3 months died yesterday at 614 North Alaska street. Funeral at 2 o'clock tomorrow Tuesday. The above funerals are under the direction of Sherman ealite Atlas brew at Lane corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles James Curran
Frank Curran
Linn Avenue
Walkerville
St. Lawrence Church
Cecelia O'Connor
Michael O'Connor
Alaska Street
Commercial League Opens With 18 Inning Doubleheader
The Commercial League opened with two long games at the gardens, Symons defeating Boucher 14 to 10 in the first. Owsley’s squad won the second contest as hard hitting from Lymone and timely runs produced a favorable showing. Spectators praised running catches by Desjardin and Dellin, while a notable double play by Skaliackey to Skelley underscored the defense.
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the Gardens
Symons
Boucher
Owsley
Lymone
Desjardin
Hater
Dellin
Meld
Skaliackey
Skelley
Kelly
Atwood
Sampson
Adams Triumph Over Owatesy In Uneven Contest
Adams defeated Owatey 7 to 4 as pitching by James held the Musky batters in check after a rocky fourth inning. Quinn, the Adams catcher, and two stolen bases by Dolson plus solid fielding preserved the lead. Notable plays included a forceout at first and a double play from Andrieux to Gordon. Attendance was sparse and the weather chilly with a circus delaying the following game to Wednesday. Mayer’s sale ads and local business notes filled the rest of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swaleyn
James
Tyr
Hinsell
Quuinn
Adams
Brieux
Gordon
Ramee
Ont Gordon
Andie
AE Dolton
Rae Ar Donovan
Teint Murray
Hacter
Ame
Hanley
Ort James
Tae
Smalley
Buckets Tries to Save Fortune at Gentlemen's Driving Meet
At the Gentlemen's Driving Club meet, Buckets the famed race picker bet all on Roxine in the 2:90 pace and chased the winning surge across the track. Storm Queen led early but broke near the stretch, losing to Roxine by three lengths in the final heat, as Olsen’s Storm Queen and Ralph R. battled for position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Louie Dretchelius
Ome
Roxine
N. L. Ol‘sen
Storm Queen
Bucket
Dresbellus
Olsen
Arthur Mueller
Charles Lane
Mr. Mueller
Bob Farmer
H. J. Wilson
Beaven Farrier
Hugh Wilson
Irvin
Ralph R
Storm Queen's
Eleanor
George Direct Dominates Heat Events In Local Harness Meet
George Direct led all three heats, defeating Eleanor by multiple lengths in the main pace. Lena B and Tat a Tat split wins in the green pace, with Hugh Wright driving Lena to victory and the field closing as the mare Copper King progeny dominated the trot and pace summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Direct
Anished
Eleanor
Lena
Sally
Hugh Wright
Cme i Uueemewrm
King
Tempest
L. Oleen
Stam B
Louis Dreibelus
Ralph R
Dalgamas
J. Uiters
Time
George Direct Say
Direct, Jr
John Hawke
Electioneer
Ohn Lockhart
Em. Green Pace
Aidna
Idol
Orton
Lena B
Sheridan
Charity
John McIntyre
Copper King
Dave Magee
Kit
Lobb
Price B
Knight Errant
Joe Boyle
Broadway Social Club Triumph in Southside Baseball Showdown
Broadway Social club edged Crescent Juniors 3 2 in 14 innings in a tense south Butte clash. "Tike" Westlake pitched for Broadway as Grady led Juniors, Pat McGraw and M Mahoney caught. Foley delivered a key homer in the 14th inning and Barry made a stellar running catch. Broadway has challenged AM condo Juniors to a Gregson showdown for the state junior championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Crescent
Butte
Professio
Tike
Romes
Foley
Barry
Broadway Social Club
AM Condo
Gregson
Smelter
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Butte News
Standard
East Broadway
Tsiy
Sandy
Big Hole
Oakland
Francisco
Corpett
Schmidt
Portland Sassot
Corbett
Conrad
Portland
Oakland A
Garvin
Stanley
Bray
M-Doni
Broken
National League
S. Arizona St
Oeeee
Beebe Grain Co
Los Angeles
Heesbore A
Cineiani
St Louis
Boston
Billings Elks
Miles City
Grocers
Ealite Atlas Brew
Minth
Owsleys
Mayers
Mayer's
Man’s Watch
Mayer
Montana Music Co
Itkin's Diamond Parlor
North Main Street
Brownfield
Deslediy
Hodges’ Fiber
Scotch Axminster
Axminster
Winchester
Montana Hardware Co
Crescentsieree
Daly's
Dr. McHenry
Cook Medical Co
Custis
Denver, Colo
Praoitee
Prise
Les Langlois
Warner
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