Cincinnati and St Louis split a gritty August doubleheader
In Cincinnati on August 11 St Louis edged the Reds in the opener 4 to 2 as Hageo and Grimm provided two ninth inning runs. Doak and Gonzales held Cincinnati to two more in the ninth in game two, but St Louis maintained the lead and won 4 to 2. Chicago and Pittsburgh also split a twin bill, with Chicago taking the first 5 to 3 but dropping the second 6 to 2 after Adame left with a finger injury.
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St Louis
Aeentriton
Hageo
Grimm
Doak
Gonzales
Eller
Wingo
RHE
St. Louis
Seeder Lee
Packard
Luque
CUBS
Chicago
Pittsburg
Adame
Comstock
Douglas Earne
Pirtsourg
Chicago Batteries
Schmidt
Cleveman
Cleveland
Rae
Bjerg Beige
Tee
Giooite
Schall Covelsikie
Coumbe
Enamann
Robinson 10 Play Today Open Final at Holland Courts
Kenneth Simmons of Butte and Fennimore Cady of Coeur d'Alene delivered fast, precise racquet work in the Open semifinal at the Holland courts yesterday. Cady and Simmons drew a large crowd as they showcased court speed and control before Cady faces Howard Robinson of Twin Falls in the Open final tonight.
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Kenneth Simmons
Butte
Fennimore Cady
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Mictor
Holland Courts
Belove
Cady
Sim Mons
Howard Robinson
Twin Falla
Robinson
Hie
Remuke Hie
Inland Empire
Spokane
Simmons
Jack McLeod
McLeod
George Hey
Washington shuts out Phillies in Aug 11 baseball win
Washington beat Philadelphia 4 to 0 as Shaw pitched effectively allowing three hits while facing 27 batters. The article also notes double-headers in St. Louis and Cleveland, a Beverley Country Club golf match with a record 66 by Sock Sutehin, and women in North Dakota organizing a war mothers chapter.
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Washington
Shaw
Philadelphia
Rie
Lee
Adams
Perkin Shaw
Ainamith
Chicago
Sock Sutehin
Glendive
Beverley Country Club
Red Cross
Bob McDonald
Inlian Hill
Frank Adams
Beverly
Charles Evans
Evans
Adame
Bismarck
N. D
Bismarck Tribune
North Dakota
National Association of War Mothers
Northwest
Butte Baseballists Defeat Anodes In Windy Washoe Park Tilt
The Butte Montana Power team edged the Anodes yeeters at Washoe Park as Knoyle, Lutrell and Davis led a tight game. Kelly struggled early while Pearse and Boyer backed solid defense and timely hits to secure a three-run win.
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Montana Power
Butte
Anodes Yeeters
Washoe Park
Mieters
Anodes
Trust
Kelly
Witt
Pearse
Fanna
RALTO
Davie
Cutten
Lou Boyer
Pearse c
Law Pier
Knoyte
Mecionigte
Lutretl
Varnadore
Fadeat
Rtol
Davi
Nadean Logan
Davis
Les Royer
Cullen
Davin
Les Reyer
Kell
Vite
Balle
Vitt
Pasced Bail
Montana
Power
O'Brien
Wild ninth inning seals win in erratic baseball clash
An error filled late stretch saw Knoyle start a three run surge as McGonigle and Vitt produced flies and grounders misplayed by fielder Kelly. Cullen closed the tone with a twisting fly, Lutrell was ruled out, and Varnadore’s fly sealed the final out in a chaotic finish.
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Knoyle
Logan
Doritrovich
Cullen
Pearse
Jones
McGonigle
Nadore
Tucker
Durrell
Vitt
Kelly
Will
Davie
Kelly Wax
Lutrell
Varnadore
Cou Bovera
Montana Hardware, Owens-Montgomery win opener 9 to 3
Wilcox kept Montana Hardware on track in the opener of Hebgen Park city league doubleheader as Owens-Montgomery prevailed 9 to 3. Carroll and Cavanaugh struggled, while Hennessy shut the Soldiers down in an 8 run effort.
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Wilcox
Montana Hardware
Hebgen Park
Owens-Montgomery
Carroll
Cavanaugh
Bradley
Hennessy
Hopkins
Collins
Hennes- Ry
Children killed on way to picnic near Red Wing
Clyde R. La Verney age 12 and Isabella I. Rogers age 12 died instantly near Red Wing Minnesota when struck by a passenger train as they traveled with parents to a picnic near By Lake. The incident occurred as the group headed to the picnic setting. The article notes the session opening with a prayer by a chaplain.
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Red Wing
Minn
Clyde R. la Verney
Frank LaVerney
Chicago
Isabella I. Rogers
Edward Rogers
Goodhue
Bylake
the of Representatives
May pursue studies and train for army
Missoula August 11 Any young man aged 18 to 21 may study at the University of Montana while enlisting in the Student Army Training Corps under War Department supervision. Training begins fall term. Enlistment contracts make students members of the army with military duties as called. Those over 18 may enlist and be on furlough until needed. The program aims to deter premature enlistment and qualify students for officer training. Military training totals 10 hours weekly and can accompany any college course.
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Missoula
University of Montana
Hfe
Army Training Corps
War Department
Army Training Corp
Army
Knights Templars
Montana
Young People's Association of the
Swedish Congregational Churches
Aeasion
Oheers
C. B. Olson
Arthur Johnson
Helena
Olive Safstrom
Idaho Falls
Mabel Wohl
Butte
Ruth Bolin
G. M. Magruder
United States Public Health Service
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Surgeon Generals
Navy
Public Health Service
War souvenir from France arrives at Lewistown
Lewistown report notes a three color woven cloth souvenir from France. It came from the cover of a downed German machine gun plane and was sent to a local war office. Also mentioned: 25 local women joined the student nurse reserve, expected to reach 80, Fergus county Red Cross membership at 7,335, cool weather and harvest progress for winter wheat.
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Lewintown
Auk
Tmectne
Atate
Ely. A
Dewan
Denng
William Purnett
Fred Raee
Same la Fond
Fitzhugh
Bn Medinm
Ava
France
Sigs
Montana
Lewistown
de Kalbie
Fergus County
Croce
Miss Evange Robinson Named Instructor at State University
Miss Evange line Robinson, a graduate of Nebraska Wesleyan university, was appointed Instructor in the administration at the state university. She will teach office practice, typewriting, shorthand, and filing systems. She comes highly recommended. Police Judge Bonner’s memory aids led to the arrest of a Pennsylvania parole violator. Garvin was held for Pennsylvania authorities after being arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct. The reclamation service on the Flathead reservation progresses, with irrigation water expected for many farms. The local high school will remodel after the war, with $75,000 in bonds authorized after delays caused by labor scarcity and material costs. The last batch of 20 marines from the local recruiting station departed for Mare Island. The draft-age enrollment halt remains in effect. Wiagus Island, in Flathead Lake.
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Missoula
Evangeline Robinson
Nebraska Wesleyan University
The
State University
Bonner
Pennsylvania
Garvin
Keystone
Flathead ‘Reservation
Mare Island
Wiigus Island
Flathead Lake
Melon Contest for Training Recruits at Montana State
At Montana State College Bridger camp hosted a watermelon eating contest as part of an evening at the campus with Woodmen of the World. Private Goehring won first prize, Schultz second, Triholte third, Chesek and Miller shared fourth. Judges were N. P. Evans A C Roecher and Thomas Land.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
Bridger
Goehring
Schultz
Triholte
Chesek and
Miller
Woodmen Lodge
Woodcraft
Propaganda figures linked in New York inquiry
New York and Australia reports reveal ex Texas governor Colquitt and German propagandists involved in a Ger propaganda movement. Heraard H Ridder editor of the New Yorker Staats Zeitung and George Sylvester Viereck allegedly discussed buying a New York newspaper, disclosed by Deputy State Attorney General Becker.
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New York
Aus
Oscar
Colquitt
Texas
Herhard Dernburg
Heraard H. Ridder
New Yorker Staats Zeitung
George Sylvester Viereck
The
Fatherland
Becker
Viereck
William Brown of Melrose Dies at 52 in Butte
William Brown a former boss carpenter and later proprietor of the Delta saloon in Butte died yesterday at Melrose. He was 52, a native of Scotland and left a sister in Africa. The body will be sent to Melrose for a funeral Tuesday afternoon at 3:30.
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William Brown
Carpenter
Delta
Butte
Melrose
Scotland
Africa
Melroue
Serbians Attend Novich Funeral in Hutte
One of the largest funerals in Hutte drew about 400 Serbians from the United Serbian Society. They gathered at the Carpenters' union hall and the Serb Orthodox church, marching from hall to church to Mount headed by A M Ach. Tributes praised Sam Novich's memory.
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Hutte
Sam Novich
Union Hall
Serbs Orthodox Church
United Serbian Society
A. M Ach
Printing press uses card projector for color plate registration
A new machine integrates a card projector to register color printing plates on a printing press. The device aids alignment and color accuracy, enabling faster setup and consistent results across runs.
Bozeman Hosts Montana State Bar Meeting
Bozeman prepares for August 19 to 21 Montana State Bar gathering with Governor Stewart among speakers. Notables from Livingston Helena Billings and Butte join. E B Howell and Will L. Craig head local and state groups. social trips include West Gallatin automobile tour.
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Bozeman
Montana State Bar Association
Anaconda
Charles R. Leonard
Butte
William Sealton
Helens
John G. Brown
Helena
C. F. Gods Gard
Billings
John C. Brown
E. B. Howell
Will L. Craig
George ¥. Patton
Gallatin County Organization
Walter H. Hartman
West Gallatin
Red Utrons Picnic Postponed by Heavy Rains in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Aug 11 report delayed picnic due to 18 hours of heavy rain. Other items note Harry Flynn improving and returning on furlough, local business changes, Sons of Veterans gathering Aug 13 in Anaconda, Miss Beth Evans assuming rural route duties, Miss Evans among Deer Lodge girls enrolling under national defense rules, and a French clinic effort by Dr. Alice Barlow Brown to promote baby bathing safety.
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Deer Lodge
Harry Flynn
Camp Lewis
John
John ‘Shurtz
Tobe Shurtz & Son
Atnad
Veter
Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Beth Evans
Arlo
France
N. E. Stone
M. Schiffman
Jens
Butte & Superior
Schiffman
Arlo Bvane
Cleoa
California
Jed Mannix
Mannix & Wilson
Gold Creek
Heth Evans
National Council of Defense
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