Local Sports Night Fights and League News
The Commercial Teague features a 6:90 p m bout between the Bouchers and Owsley promising a strong ball game. Locals train daily for a life battle with coaches and trainers named including Kreling Berger Kell Rafael Hanlon and Fitzgerald. Upcoming fights in 13 pounds ringside loom as McCloskey retires, while Seattle’s Jimmie McHale remains a bench option and Freeman eyes a league draft. Football rules shift to open play with checkerboard markings and whistle timing, substitutes report to referees, and Dan Keene Duryea and Mackey contribute to Epsom Derby relays ahead of autumn sales.
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Bouchers
Owsley
Simmy
Sai
Han
Tim Kreling
Sam Berger
Spider Kell
Frank Rafael
Pater
National League brief muddled score summary
An unclear NL snippet mentions scores and names such as Loui Dusgrey and Doolt with a reference to St Louis and Philadelphia. The readable text is fragmentary and does not establish a clear outcome or event. The record preserves only partial team and place identifiers amid garbled OCR.
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Nie
Loui Nothing
Dusgrey
St Louis Philadelpnia
Gleby and Doolt
Kiem
Boston Base Team Tops Visitors In Tight Tilt
Attendance 2,500 as Boston and Pittsburgh battle with Ewing outpitching Young. Outfielders misplayed several balls but Boston led from the start, final score 6 to 1. Street and Needham starred on defense. umpire Rayswine officiated in Brooklyn on August 1.
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Boston
Aux
Ewing
Young Hn
Chickonath
Bosto
Street
Young Needham
Rayswine
New York Team Shuts Out Visitors After West Return
For york New York Augwaon's pitching dominated the Visitors as the New Yorks celebrated their return home by a shutout. Attendance was 8,000. Batteries Wicker and Kiing for New York. The Connell store pasenatt team aims to beat the Hennessy team after their Wednesday victory over Hollands. H J Forrance manages Connell.
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New York
Augwaon
New Yorks
Chicago
Wicker
Kiingthewson
Bowerman
O'Day
Connell Store
Pasenatt
Hennessy
Hollands
H. J. Forrance
Connell
New York Wins With Ninth Inning Hit Rally
In Cleveland on August 17, the New York club managed no hits until the ninth inning, when a timely offensive burst produced the decisive runs to secure victory under the guidance of their manager.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Portland Unable To Hit Ball In Loss To San Francisco
In Portland on August 17 San Francisco won 3 to 2 after a sixth inning rally. Two singles and an error by Van Turen helped San Francisco, with Hitt and Mullin among the battery on the mound. Detroit and Philadelphia also listed scores and pitchers, showing a busy day for the league.
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Portland
Pre
van Turen
San Francisco
Los Angeles and Oakland edge in tight Coast League clash
In a pitchers battle at Beattie on August 14 Los Angeles edged Oakland as Hull faltered in the sixth and eighth, while Gray worked well for the visitors. Tacoma’s fielding woes fueled Oakland’s 5 to 1 win. Thomas and Graham*, Hogan and Stanley held the line as errors and timely hits powered the scoring.
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Oakland
Kwork
Tacoma
Thomas
Hogan
Graham
Haegan
Stanley
MeDor
Anaconda Named For Next Tournament
Anaconda chosen to host upcoming tournament with Aug 1906 date noted. Officers elected include President H P Wherry of Great Falls Vice President G Parker of Livingston and Secretary Treasurer Swift D Hunter of Anaconda. The event features tennis doubles results with Matteson De Ruailey defeating Gaines and Wherry in singles and various doubles matches listed.
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Menta Sec
H. P. Wherry
Great Fall
Mr. Parker
Livington
Swift D. Hunter
Anaconda Vethe Amen
Matteson de Ruailey
Gaines
Wherry
McLaughlin Na
Parker
Cairngorm Wins the Big Saratoga Derby
In a tight finish at Saratoga N Y on August 17 Cairngorm edged Glen Echo by a head to win the Derby over nine and five sixteenths furlongs. The favorite Fustian and other entries raced in a crowded field with Glen Echo second and Merry Lark third. Time noted as part of the card events, with multiple races listing winners such as Huck O Dowd and Cantena Mown Hay in various divisions.
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Toga
N. Y
Cattorm
Tovday
Glen” Eh
Sturter
Fustian Idan
Robert
Huck O'Dowd
Rattler. Seer Iest
Harlem
Cairngoria
Davis
Glen Echo
Qhartin
Merry Lark
Hildebrand
Dhied
von Trop
Handle Shrine
Cantena Mown Hay
Monterey
Champion Egan Defeated by Giles in Exmoor Championship
Egan of Pittsburg, the national amateur golf champion, loses in the second round to Giles of Pittsburg as Homewoods and F. C. Cling advance. Giles plays a clear game and tops Itaphy, earning a semifinal spot as others win their matches. The semifinals are set for tomorrow.
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H. Chandler Egan
E. Hex
Pittsburg
Giles
F.C. Wton
Seattle
W. FE
Egan
E. Giles
Jt. Homewoods
Grand Circuit Meeting at Hudson River Driving Park Update
Afternoon program featured five races with favorites winning four. Krug, Bayder Metrogot, Nathan Strauss, and Taconda claimed multiple heats in dominant showings. D29 pacing and trotting events produced close finishes and notable times. Funeral notice for Louis I. Harris follows. Joseph Vogler, Secretary.
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Ater
Tee
Hudson River
Hhey Glatt
King Claire
Krug
Tune
Sc ‘Tula
Bayder Metrogot
A. Tiazalweo
Norman
Rotting
Governor Grams
Nathan_ Strauss
Taconda
Nervola
Humane officer sought by Silver Bow Humane Society
A meeting of Silver Bow Humane Society directors in Butte discussed Governor Toole’s notice and adopted a resolution urging the appointment of a humane officer. They pledged to pursue the post to monitor funerals, horse racing, and animal cruelty, and to address overworking horses and children’s abuses, aiming to secure the position soon.
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Toole
Hui Eer
Stn
M Bers
Silver How Humane sOciety
Ofce
W. HL
Orr
Weat
Granite Street
AML
H. R. Bartlett
Dr. Louisernheim
W. H. Orr
Granville Stuart
J. F. Beck
J. J. Russell
George Whitmore
M. J. O'Connor
Butte
Basie
Bow County
Runaway 12 Year Old Captured After City Jail Stay
A 12 year old from Anacorda Wan was taken into custody and lodged in the city jail after fleeing home last Friday. He was spotted near Oklahoma Street with a blanket, followed by officers, and found sleeping under a shed. The lad has prior runaways and was bare foot when he left, but has since acquired shoes and a new hat. He attended a charity event with officers, eating a feast, and faces instructions from his parents or possible reform school placement.
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Aime Startes
Kale
Oklahoma Street
Richle
Patrick Brown
Change to gulch bed faces legal and financial questions
The Missoula gulch stream bed diversion plan faces legal and political hurdles. Judge Bickford supports the county’s right to alter the stream near Tivoli and city limits, with bids around 5000 dollars. Mining-property owners may oppose due to potential damage. County attorney input and possible condemnation proceedings loom. Louis J. Harris, 39, died yesterday at 3:30 pm. remains at White & Krebs. funeral Sunday at 2.00 pm from Pythian Hall.
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Bickford
Missoula -Gulch
Tivoli
Haggerty
Peoples
Louis J. Harris
White & Krebs Company
Pythian
Ratcliffe case dismissed for want of witnesses
Ernest Ratcliffe faced a liquor sale charge in South Butte court after allegedly selling beer to two young women who claimed to be 18 and 21. Witnesses failed to appear, the case was dismissed on motion, and Ratcliffe’s bond was annulled. Funeral notices follow for Louis T. Harris with lodge members urged to attend.
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Ernest Ratelimte
Utah Avenue
Justice Taylor
South Butte
Lennie Collet
Key "Thompson
Ratcliffe
Shobe
Bir
Come Plaint
Justic Doran
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