Dinty Moore Sparks Clark Edge A C M In Seven Inning Tilt
Dinty Moore carried Clark to a 2 1 win over the A C M in seven innings as he starred at bat and in the field. Coleman limited the A C M to four hits despite erratic defense and the clash ended with lights on as darkness fell. Charlton Wilson and Metten starred for Clark with timely hits and strong defense while Dinty stole home twice and gappered the crowd with a long drive that nearly left the park.
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Clarks
Dinty
Feader
Moore
Tremblay
Godfrey
Jimmy Charton
Anodes
Coleman
Metten
Whitesides
Clark
Wade
Clarke
Anaconda
Wilson
Morton
Chariton
A.C M. Promdce
Rathjen
Duffy
A. C
Colbert
Rathien
Plaay
Delbarba
Mayler
Chisholm
Cuban Wants to Punch Stengel
Cuban pitcher Luque of the Cincinnati Nationals was suspended after a clash in the eighth inning of a game with the New York Giants. Luque rushed the box and aimed at Stengel, who ducked, and officials intervened to avert trouble.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Aug
Luque
Cincinnati Nationals
Rede Giants
Giants
Casey
Stengel
Today’s Games in Major Leagues
In the National League New York meets St Louis Philadelphia plays Chicago Brooklyn faces Pittsburgh Boston travels to Cincinnati In the American League Chicago encounters Philadelphia St Louis visits Boston Detroit squares off with New York. Other games not scheduled.
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New York
Pittsburg Sorcceses
Cincinnati
Cage
Ewe
Brooklyn Ceeveee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milee
Erere
Toledo
Minneapolis Ee
National Leagouf
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Cinecinnati
Detroit
Umpire Calls Play by Catcher a Balk in Big Game
In New Orleans on August 8 Associated Press reports an unusual balk play between Little Rock and New Orleans. In the seventh inning Gould pitched Neiderkorn caught with Tucker on third and bases loaded Mitze at bat counts three and two. Neiderkorn stepped before the plate and cut off the throw trapping Tucker, umpire McGowan ruled balk, Tucker scored, Mitze on base.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Title Rock
Gould
Neiderkorn
Little Rock
Tucker
Mitze
McGowan
Williams Homer Wins for Browns in American League
In New York the St Louis Americans edged the Giants 4 to 3 after Williams hit a seventh inning homer with Gerber on base. Davis and Severeid pitched for St Louis, Pennock and Schang for New York. In Philadelphia Chicago beat the Athletics 5 to 3 as Faber Schalk triumphed over Harris Heimach Perkins Bruggy.
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Associated Press
New York
Aug
St. Louis Americans
Williams
Gerber
R. H. E. St. Louis
Davis
Severeid
Pennock
Schang
Philadelphia
Chicago
Harris
R. H. E. Chicago
Faber and Schalk
Harris, Heimach and
Perkins, Bruggy
Boston and Detroit Split Doubleheader In August Tilt
In Boston and Detroit split a twin bill. Dauis notches his fourteenth win as Detroit takes the opener 4 to 0. George Burns hits a seventh inning homer to lift Boston to a 3 to 2 victory in the nightcap. First game details: Petree on the mound for Boston, Dauss for Detroit. Second game: Holloway and Pillett split duties for Detroit, Bassler and Ferguson for Boston.
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Associated Press
Boston
Detroit
Dauis
George Burns
R. H. E. Petree
Bowes
Dauss
Bassler
Ehmke
Fullerton
Picinich
RH. E
Holloway
Pillett
Wodall
Ferguson
Walker
Coast League results at Oakland Los Angeles Seattle Portland
Battery pairings and line scores appear for four venues with teams McCabe Peters Kremer Read Manns Prough Koehler Hannah Crandall Gregg Yaryan Byler Geary Agnew Crumpler Onslow listed among players. The text records multiple boxscore style details across Oakland Los Angeles Seattle Portland games.
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Los Angeles
R. H. E. Macpasagroo
Manns
Prough
Koehler
Alten
Hannah
Electric handbag bulb craze hits Milwaukee and rivals
In a novelty fashion note the piece reports a tiny electric bulb that auto switches on when milady opens her handbag. The Sporting American Association results list Milwaukee 14 over Toledo 109 and Columbus 1 over St. Paul 112, with Kansas City 4 and Indianapolis 6 4, plus Minneapolis 5 and Louisville 4.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milady
Cardinals Grab One From Giants
St Louis defeats New York 4 to 3 in the first game of a five game series. Ainsmith’s eighth inning homer provided the winning run as Bentley and Synder paired with Haines and Ainsmith in the batteries. Other games note Kaufmann beating Ring 4 to 2 in Chicago and Brooklyn taking the first of a doubleheader 9 to 2 while Pittsburg won the nightcap 5 to 2.
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Ainsmith
St. Louis
The
Associated Press
New York
R. H. EB
Bentley and Synder
Haines
Kaufmann
Ring
Chicago
Philadelphia
Wilson
O'Farrell
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Losig
Vance
de Berry
Hamilton
Steineder
Bagby
Mattox
Grimes
Layter
Morrison and
Gooch
Petition to compel Montana old board of equalization
Joseph Oker filed in district court an alternative writ of mandate asking judges to compel the old board of equalization to perform its duties or show cause why not. The petition targets three city lots and names the board members Governor Dixon Attorney General Rankin Secretary Stewart State Treasurer Junod and State Auditor Porter. Oker, a 25 year Montana resident and former legislator from Lewis and Clark county, seeks jurisdiction over his assessment. Judge Poorman's department has not set a hearing date.
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Helena
Mont
Board of Equalization
District Court
Joseph Oker
Joseph R. Jackson
Joseph M. Dixon
W. D. Rankin
Legisature
Lewis and Clark County
W. H. Poorman
Governor halts Firpo Downey bout in respect to Harding
Indianapolis fight news reports Governor McCray ordering the 10 round bout between Luis Firpo and Joe Downey canceled just hours before start to honor President Harding. Promoter Jack Druley says the match will be rescheduled for August 17 after civic groups urged postponement during burial services.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Luis Firpo
Joe Downey
Cincinnati
McCray
Harding
Jack Druley
Victoria golfer sets 18 hole record at 61 strokes
Phil Taylor, open golf champion of the Pacific Northwest, shattered a world mark over 6,500 yards by carding 61 for 18 holes in Victoria British Columbia on August 8. He went out in 33 and returned in 28 with only one hole over par.
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Victoria
B. C
Phil Taylor
Pacific Northwest
Social gatherings mark farewell visit in South Side Butte
Mrs. Margaret La Palm of San Francisco enjoyed a two month stay with her sister Mrs. L. Pfeffer at 2903 Amherst Avenue. Friends hosted card games luncheon music and dancing, presenting a gift as she prepared to return home. Attendees included Mrs. Henry MacDougall Lantman Preffer and many others from the local community.
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San Francisco
Mesdames J. Davis
Henry
MacDougall
Luke
Morgan
Estey
Ferguson
la Palm
Allen
Frick
Putman
Lantman
Bredal
Grossman
Preffer
Shoemaker
Lenore Preffer
Messrs. G. Hauswirth
Haskell Preffer
Mrs. la Palm
Butte
J. A. Good and Nephew
Everett Wisner
Farrell Street
M. M. Trudgeon
Helen
Clarence Trudgeon
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Mesdames la Palm
Lynch
Pfeffer
Messrs
T. A. Putnam
M. J. Mickelson
Roberts Avenue
Robert Mickelson
Rossland
B. C
Robert
St. John’s the Evangelist
Clark Park
Joseph McKinnon
L. O. Anfin
Arthur Trimble
T. McFadden
J. Campbell
J. Casserly
C. Chestnutt
E. J. Northrup
A. McIssac
Nellie Small
H. Shepard
Henry Schip
Walla Walla, Wash
Hector Lawrence
Evans Avenue
Elsie Eigeman
Missoula
Garrison Avenue
Frank Dugan
Merle and
Myrtle
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sims
Burnell
Putnam
Kennedy
Miss Sims
William Burnell
George Keogh
Haskell Pfeffer
Messrs. Putnam
Scott and
Howard
Marjorie Rambeau Seeks Divorce in San Francisco
Marjorie Rambeau, noted actress, filed for divorce from actor Hugh Dillman in San Francisco. She alleges repeated blows, lack of support for about a year despite his approx. $1000 monthly earnings, and desertion in April 1923. Dillman's real name is Hugh Dillman McGaughey. they wed in New York about three years ago after her previous marriage to Willard Mack ended in 1917.
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San Francisco
Cal
Marjorie Rambeau
Hugh Dillman
Dillman
Hugh Dillman McGaughey
New York
Ringling Brothers Circus To Exhibit In Butte August 16
Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey bring a mammoth 1923 show to Butte arriving on 100 double length railroad trains. The tour features over 380 trained wild animals, 200 horses, 700 performers, 100 clowns, and a single main tent with all acts. An armored rhinoceros valued at $50,000 is highlighted among rarities.
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Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey
Butte
Daily
Europe
Madison Square Garden
New York
Fools and Riches Opens at the American Theater
Universal star Herbert Rawlinson headlines as Jimmy Dorgan in Fools and Riches, a role suiting his jaunty personality. The midweek program also features Leather Pushers four, a breezy comedy Columbia the Gem of the Ocean, Winter Has Come, news segments, and Helen Roberts at the Wurlitzer.
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Herbert Rawlinson
Yestrday
Jimmy Dorgan
Rawlinson
Reginald Denny
Temporary Marriage Opens Rialto Bill With Screen Romance
The Rialto presents a new screenplay Temporary Marriage headlining the program with a tale about marriage and divorce featuring Kenneth Harlan Mildred Davis Myrtle Stedman and other stars. It is paired with a comedy For Guests Only the eleventh Plunder episode Rialto melody men and organist Charles Lavell. One ounce of saltpeter is noted as sufficient to kill a human being.
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Rialto
Kenneth Harlan
Mildred Davis
Myrtle Stedman
Tully Marshall
Maude George
Stuart Holmes
Ansonia Screen Star Trio Roots Revealed
Emil Flugrath says he did not raise Viola Dana Shirley Mason and Edna Flugrath to fame they simply had it in them and he is pleased with their wholesome upbringing Viola Dana stars in Seeing's Believing at the Ansonia theater a Harry Beaumont production adapted by Edith Kennedy from Rex Taylor with photography by John Arnold.
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Emil Flugrath
Viola Dana
Shirley Mason
Edna Flugrath
Holywood
Canterbury
Bensons
Ansonia Theater
Harry Beaumont
Edith Kennedy
Rex Taylor
John Arnold
State tax levy fixed by county board in Montana
The county commissioners will set the state levy next Monday after a state board of equalization communication. Figures include general fund 3% mills, veterans welfare 0.2 mills, educational bonds 0.7 mills, livestock bounty 0.144 mills, and a livestock sanitary bond fund 0.1 mill, mirroring last year’s levy. adjournment at 4 pm precedes county purpose levy decisions.
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J. W. Walker
State Board of Equalization
State Board
Veterans’ Welfare
Kansas City Sets New Summer Heat Record at 98
Kansas City Missouri reported a new summer heat record with a 98 degree high at 3 p.m. Aug. 8. The previous peak was 96 degrees on June 11. Reports from Kansas said the heat was the hottest of the summer, with Emporia noting an unofficial 107 degrees.
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Kansas City
Government
Kansas
Emporia
Italian Senator Bombich Murdered in Gorizia
Italian senator Giorgia Bombich was killed in Gorizia by Vittorio Colecchio who fired two revolver shots at close range. Bombich tried to seek cover behind a trolley car pole but slipped and fell as Colecchio fired again. Colecchio is believed to be insane.
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Associated Press
Goriza
Italy
Giorgia Bombich
Vittorio Colecchio
Fiume
Colecchic
Bombich
Colecchio
Ingane
Belgian Senate Tributes to Harding in Brussels
In Brussels the Belgian Senate stood in tribute to President Harding as the president of the senate and Foreign Minister Jaspar each spoke. A motion to transmit Belgian condolences to the American government was adopted.
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Harding
Brussels
Senate
Jaspar
Woman Under Bonds Threats Case in County Justice Court
Josephine Mehillch was arraigned on threats against a neighbor before Justice Buckley. Bond set at 3206 with trial scheduled next week. An application for peace bond is included. Annie Richards faces threats charges against Jessie Dixon of 1254 Evans Avenue in a county attorney filed complaint in justice court.
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Josephine Mehillch
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