Umpire Hounded as Helena Crowd Disturbs Double-Header
In Butte and Helena, a heated baseball double-header ends with crowd riots and police involvement. Umpire Toman seeks protection after being target of thrown objects while Butte wins game one 4 3 and Helena takes game two in seventh inning.
Sensational slugfest features two games at Great Falls
In a doubleheader at Great Falls on August 13, Joss struggled in the first game as Kellackey pulled him after five singles a two-base hit and two home runs. In the second game Boise pounded Maloney and Levy with four runs in the late innings, while Shannon misplayed a fly and Chirtftta was cut down at the plate as fans saw two wild, high scoring contests.
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Helena
Aue
Jack Flannery
League Park
Toman
Grand Stand
Butte
Lemons
Marshall
Murray
Balis
Remneans
Maers
Wells
Great Falls
Joss
Kellackey
Levy
Bittrolff
Maloney
Shannon
King
Chirtftta
Brooks
AB. R. H. PO
Clothier
Wanesbons Boiso
Sovereee
Boise
Foster
Flannigan
Toner
Griffin
Shea
Prout
Flick
Murphy
Carson
Culsce
Stone
Hildebrand
Carlon
Kellacky
Muindebrand
Py Maloney
Tower
Lawiler
Anaconda Wins Doubleheader From A C M at McCloskey Park
Frank Clinton's Anaconda team swept both games from A C M in the Butte league doubleheader. First game 4 to 2 under Gilboy Brown duel. Second game 13 to 5 as Wilcox faltered in the seventh allowing 11 Anaconda runs. Brown steadied after substitution to close out the nine.
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Frank Clinton
Anaconda
Warriors
Butte
McCloskey Park
King’s Men
Clinton
Gilboy
Wilcox
Brown
Butler
Skyscrapers Pound Trio Of Pitchers At Missoula
Salt Lake routed three Missoula pitchers for 27 hits in two games on August 13. McCafferty left early with the lead, Jacks struggled, and Missoula dropped 12 to 9 in the opener as Dressan exited after a rough first. In the nightcap Schimpf shut out the Mackmen after two rough frames, while Missoula’s Cummings allowed 16 hits in the 9 to 8 loss.
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Huns
Ortet
McCafferty
Drescan
Daschbach
Roberts
Schimpff
Pendleton
Dressan
Oriet
Walsh
Jacks
Jachs
Oy Jachs
Devereaux
Finnell
Wright
Salt Lake
Spencer
Pe ' Abbott
Cordtz
Pevereaux
Perkins
Hummell
Missoula
Ssuveue
Fecsresseneee Thompson
Oberts
Ib Oriet
Changnon
Cummings
Soula Wetsee
Thompson
Yeter
Spencer My
Cordtz Devereaus
Ali
Abbott
Orr
Corolia
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Perrine
Hummel
Eenenee Jensen
Helena
Stevens
Nee
Wood
Covcee
Irby
Sneer
Kelly
Killilay
Maers
Tee
Tote Mutte
Tee Ceeed
Helena Weeee
Harned
Butte
Fries
Kibble
Tiy
Marshall
Hannah
Fleming
Elsey
Jensen
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Toman
H. P
McEachran
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Brogan
Fortier
Dealey
Logan
Bittner
Trudeau
I Brown
A. C
Anaconda Ll. Ana
Conda
Tremblay
Gilboy
Jackson
McEach
Naughton
Robbins
King
Brown
Fitch
Mackmen
Schimpf
Skyscrapers
Frummeil
Tigers Crush Tigers Hit With Strong Hurlers In Detroit
Chicago's erratic defense and Detroit hitting pace a win for Mullin who gave up four hits as Chicago used three pitchers to slow the Tigers. Batterymen White Hovick Young Sullivan Kreitz Mullin Stanage listed. St Louis and Cleveland split a day’s doubleheader.
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Chicago
Tigers
Mullin
Detroit
R. H. EH
Chicazo Socosesencsceces
White
Hovick
Young and Sullivan
Kreitz
Stanage
Lonely Run Settles Game
Chicago beats St. Louis 1-0 in the final game of the series on a play involving a hit an error and a sacrifice. Pitchers Richie Archer Sallee vs Sailee featured, with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh also splitting games and other matchups listed.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Richie
Sailee
R.H.E. Chichro
Louis
Dancers Rally To Take Second Game In Series
The Moynes and Dancers battled at the race track with a Dancers rally in the first half of the ninth inning producing eight runs. Hillman Meyers and Fee starred for the Dancers while Peterson faltered late for the Moynes. Umpires Donovan and Masters drew praise from about 400 fans. The series concludes with a final game set for an early date.
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Moynes
Gardens
Brady
Davenport
Punkins
Hillman
Meyers
Fee
Peterson
Donovan
Masters
Julius Meyers
Baseball scores from five midwest matchups
In Omaha first game Omaha 5 St. Joseph 6. Second game St. Joseph 4 Omaha 6. At Des Moines Des Moines 7 Sioux City ? At Topeka Pueblo 7 Topeka 5. At Lincoln Lincoln 4 Denver 11.
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Omaha
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Sioux City
Topeka
Pueblo
Lincoln
Denver
State Tennis Tournament Opens at Hunter's Hot Springs
Ten tennis players from across Montana gather at Hunter's Hot Springs to contest five events for state cups. The program includes singles for the state championship and several handicap events, with entries boasting top Montana players and open participation for western players.
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West
Montana
Gates
Babcock
Kline
Beil
Logan
Billings
Burton
Barclay
Karsted
McLaughlin
McLeod
Bozeman
Lateman
Howard
Hart
Hayes
Melville
Miles and Parker
Livingston
Savemen
Babcock and Gates of
Barclay and Roll
Butte
Brewer
Three Forks Pally Falls Narrowly in Bozeman Tilt
In Bozeman on August 13 Three Forks narrowly lost to Bozeman Independents 6 to 5. Wood sparked Bozeman with a ninth inning homer to clear the bases after Hartman fanned 13 for Three Forks. Hartman and Sturgeon led Bozeman while Wood, Edwards and Matter starred for Three Forks.
Crooks Wins One Hour Professional Race at Celtic Park
Ted Crooks of Fall River Mass wins the one hour pro race on the quarter mile cinder at Celtic Park Long Island finishing 10 miles 1 260 yards in 60 minutes. Karl Niemien of Finland is second with 11 11 miles 1 111 yards and William Stamley of Vancouver third with 10 miles 525 yards. An unrelated line on economical living follows.
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Ted Crooks
Fall River
Mass
Celtic Park
Long Island
Deerfoot
Crooks
Karl Niemien
Finland
William Stamley
Vancouver
British Columbia
Weiser Dell Shuts Down Hammond Nine at Hamilton
In Hamilton on August 13 Weiser Dell dominated, limiting Hammond to five hits and fanning ten while his team beat the locals 7 to 3. Dell’s strong outing followed a lively first inning and included support from a vandalized home crowd that faded after the opening frame. The Butte club showed solid defense with key hits from Marx and Dell, though umpire McLaughlin drew criticism for several calls. The two clubs set to meet again tomorrow at 1 p.m., with Gebeau and McLaughlin slated to pitch for the locals.
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Weiser
Tel
Hammond
Gray
Hannamond
Williams
Eddie
Marx
Schils
Gebeau
Gebeauu
Austin
Butte
Harvey
Nalle
Kinville
Snyder
Sammy
McLaughin
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Rae PO
McQuaid
Raftery
O Nalle
Peter Eene
Higgins
Rf Segerrere
Boston
Montana
Merkle
Serene
Tucker
Danahey
O'Kelly
Dell
Seacatags
Ams
pDanahey
MeLaughlin
Kilmer's Swamp Root Promotes Kidney Remedy
Women and men alike suffer kidney and bladder troubles. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy. A 50 cent and one dollar size bottle is offered with a pamphlet from Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY.
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Kilmer
R. Kilmer & Co
Morning and afternoon baseball scores from Los Angeles card
Reported scores from a doubleheader in Los Angeles include morning game details with players Hitt Stanfield Brown Hasty Arellanes Kern and afternoon game featuring Vernon and Sacramento with Batteries Castleton Carson Brown Byram Baum Thomas. Thirteen innings noted.
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Cesar Eenreewenesnes
Sacramento
Hitt
Stanfield and
Brown
Hasty
Arellanes
Kern
BR. H. L. Vernon
Thapekie Ak
Castleton
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