Champions At Top Of Column In Mines League Update
In a Columbia Gardens clash the Colo-Pitts face the Clarks as the pennant race narrows. The A.C.M.'s near cinching with the Rag, while Cole-Pitts hold a lead. Chester Pittser’s injury dents Barclay’s squad. Babe Delaney likely pitches for the Clarks against Dave Evans. Standings show Byrnes leading batting with .480 as Steck and McGeehan rise for offense.
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Willis E. Davis Wins Meadow Club Cup Singles and Doubles
Willis E. Davis of San Francisco won both the singles and doubles finals at Meadow Club Cup tournament in Southampton New York on August 20. He defeated Vincent Richards of New York in the singles.
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San Francisco
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New York
Mallory Captures Fifth National Women's Tennis Title
Forest Hills reports Mrs. Molla Mallory of New York defeated Mary Browne of Santa Monica 4-6 6-4 6-3 to win the national Women’s Singles championship, her fifth title in seven years. Browne and Louise Williams of Los Angeles won the doubles crown 6-3, defeating Gouverneur Morr, with Browne, Williams, and Gilleaudeau making the doubles three-time champions.
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N.Y
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Norway
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New York City
Mies Mary K. Browne
Santa Monica
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Almont Tmnish
Louise Williams
Los Angeles
Gouverneur Morr
Helen Gilleaudeau
Governor's act under review as commutations loom
The state board of pardons in Butte schedules a Sept. 14 hearing on Governor Dixon's commutations for Byrne and Chronopoulos who face possible life imprisonment after a December 1919 murder conviction. A respite is sought before Aug. 26, with board members signaling potential opposition to overturning the trial verdict.
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Chronopoulos
Ward
Porter
State Board of Pardons
State Accident Commission
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Dixon
Steve Byrne
Theodore Chronopoulos
J. Prenat
Catholic Field Day Planned at Columbia Gardens
The annual Catholic field day will take place at Columbia Gardens on Saturday Sept 3 with events from morning to night. Father McCormack treasurer and President T J Teviin lead a committee of pastors and lay officers to arrange sports meals and outings for Butte parishes including St Patrick St Lawrence and St Ann.
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T. J. Teviin
Leonard
Taylor
O'Shea
Riley
Meehan
O'Connor
Gallagher
Butte
Father McCormack
Teviin
Mra
J.T. Crowley
Albert Retary
St. Patacred Iy Bavior
Jones
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T. J. Malaney
T. Ann's
J.C. Drew
Hawaii launches venereal disease campaign in Honolulu clinic
The first offensive in Hawaii against social diseases began August 1 with a new venereal clinic in Honolulu. The territorial board of health announced the effort joins the U S Public Health Service with a 315,000 appropriation from the last legislature to curb venereal disease spread among residents. The effort targets advancing public health through coordinated services.
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International News Service
Honolulu
Hawaii
Territorial Board of Health
United States Public Health Service
Pirates Defeat Tribe of Braves in Thirteen Innings
Pittsburgh beat Boston 6 to 4 in 13 innings as Boecker tied the game with a homer in the eighth. Grimm and Bennet wingled, Cooper and ville sacrificed, Bigbee hit a three run homer. Boston pushed one across in the 13th but Grimm snagged Powell’s fly with two out. Batteries Cooper Schmidt and Qeschger Filingim O’Neill.
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O'Nel Jowdy
Olaf Erickson
Chicago
Washington
Russell
Sioux City
Smith
Erickson
Charrity Russell
Schalk
Merritt of Butte Wins at Tennis in 6-1 Victory
Merritt of Butte defeated Lewiston 6-1 to take the crown in a tennis elimination round. The event saw strong performances and Merritt now leads the Gandican Cup with two recent wins, following Neary of Lewistown who won last year.
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Indians blank Boston to level pennant chase
In a tense Aug 20 game Cleveland-Hamner faced Boston as Pennock pitched well for the Indians while Burne starred with a strong hitting display. George Burne collected multiple hits including triples and a base on balls, driving Cleveland to run production and setting the stage for a late rally. Despite strong Boston hitting, Cleveland held on for a win in a tight contest.
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Hotel Arrivals and Dillon News Notes Snapshot
Hotel arrivals list a wide array of names and origins including Missoula Spokane Helena and Great Falls, with many residents and visitors like O'Donnell Bonner West Mites City and McGowan, plus cities like Boise Seattle and Chicago. Dillon notes report Idaho Falls Oliver Olson and county exam plans, while coast league results show Los Angeles edging San Francisco 8 to 7 and Sacramento 13 2 over Balt Lake 5 8 and Portland 1.
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