Papke Battles Burke in Disappointing Midweight Bout
Sailor Burke of Brooklyn outpointed Billy Papke of Illinois in a 10 round middleweight bout at the Twentieth Century Athletic Club New York August 2. Burke used constant infighting and precise body work while Papke failed to live up to expectations and showed little science as the crowd booed the performance.
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Giants, Cubs Lead Tight 1911 National League Pennant Race
New York led the close National League pennant race with Chicago and Pittsburgh close behind. Chicago faces New York in the East as Pittsburgh trails by six games. the trio has dominated the standings for a decade with Chicago, Pittsburgh, and New York each winning multiple titles.
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New York slips past Chicago to take league lead
New York defeated Chicago 6 to 5 in an exciting uphill National League game to seize first place. Crandall relieved Ames in the fifth and shut the visitors down. both teams played brilliant fielding. Batteries Brown and Archer for New York. Ames Crandall Meyers for Chicago.
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Stark's pinch homer? Brooklyn tops St Louis in tenth
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 6 to 5 in the tenth as Stark delivers a clean single to left after pinch hitting with two out and Davidson on third. Burke exits in the sixth after wild pitching allows three St. Louis runs. Batteries Steele Harmon Bliss Burke Schardt Erwin. Last game in series scheduled today.
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Man Wanted for Robbery Captured in Bozeman
Bozeman police caught Harry Dryer in the freight yards with help from Patrolmen Smullen and Shelton after a reported robbery in which he allegedly assaulted Sheepherder Chris Duwald near Livingston. Livingston Chief Swindlehurst transported Dryer to Park county for trial.
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Bozeman
Livingston
Fad M. Reynolds
Harry Dryer
Smullen and
Shelton
Dryer
Chris Duwald
Duwald
Swindlehurst
Park County
Bedwell Leads Thoroughbred Owners at Meeting
H G Bedwell tops the list of winning owners with 3 670 in earnings while Jockey E McEwen dominates mounts. Rooney of Butte finishes second on the opening race daily, as the meet closes after a bitter riders contest. A roster shows owners and jockeys surpassing 500 in winnings including Ferguson Murphy 630 and Moyne 2365 among others.
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E. McEwen
Rooney
McEwen
Champions in Even Break
St Louis won the opening game against Philadelphia 8 to 2 then were shut out 8 to 0 in the second. In the first game St Louis scored six runs in the second inning to clinch. Morgan held Philadelphia to two scattered hits in the nightcap as St Louis benefited from miscues.
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Ford beats Detroit stabmen as New York wins
Detroit date Aug 22 Ford outpitched Detroit stabmen and New York won seven to four. In the first inning Cobb argued with umpire Evans over a strike and was sent off the field. Knight was struck on the head by a pitched ball and left the game. Batteries Ford and Sweeney Mullin Willett Works and Schmidt Stanage and Casey.
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Ford
New York
Evans
Cobb
Knight
Sweeney
Mullin
Willett
Works
Schmidt
Stanage
Casey
Cleveland shuts out Boston 1 to 0 in tight game
Cleveland beat Boston 1 to 0 as Gregg held the visitors to five scattered hits. The scoring play came in the first inning when Jackson singled and Lajoie doubled to push across the only run. Batteries Gregg and Smith for Cleveland with Pape and Carrigan behind the plate.
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Lajoie
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White Dominates To Power Chicago Win 8 1 Over Washington
White pitched well for Chicago limiting Washington to five hits as miscues by Washington aided the scoring. The Cubs built an 8 to 1 victory with White and Block on the mound and Hughes and Street in the lineup.
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Health official Tuttle visits Miles City
Dr T D Tuttle, secretary of the state board of health, arrived in Miles City on August 22 to review local health matters and discuss public health priorities.
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Standard
Miles City
Water quality testing plan for the river system
Dr Tuttle explains the city will review the new water system while the state conducts extensive bacteriological tests. The state has sampled the Yellowstone from source to Grandville with daily tests planned along eight mile spaced points to gauge river purity.
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Anl
State Agricultural College
Tuttle
Yellowstone
Grendive
President Taft to Rest Three Weeks Before Grand Tour
President Taft left Washington for Rochester to address the Grand Army of the Republic then proceed to Beverly for a three week rest before a major transcontinental trip. He plans limited calls to rest, golf, and motoring with speeches lined up upon return and a possible Wiley case decision emerging from Beverly.
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Taft
Rochester
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Grand Army of the Republic
Beverly
Wiley
Arrest for Horse Theft in Miles City
Sheriff A J Ingraham of Kalispell arrived to escort William Cummings back tonight for horse stealing. He stole three horses from Miller and Lewis of Kalispell on July 6, returned one, and left with two more, one of which he was caught with.
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Standard
Miles City
A. J. Ingraham
Kalispell
William Cummings
Cummings
Miller & Lewis
Tierney Held on Burglary Charge in Brubaker Home
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Miles City reports Thomas J. Tierney brought from Terry and jailed to await district court on charges of burglarizing W. A. Brubaker’s home. About 20 dollars worth of jewelry was taken, part recovered, with the rest believed cached.
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Standard
Miles City
Thomas J. Tierney
Terry
W. A. Brubaker
Tierney
Militant Priest Thomas Major Dies at 69
The Rev. Thomas B. Major, pastor of the Good Shepherd Church in Frankfort, Kentucky, died today at 69. A Civil War Confederate veteran, he served under General Morgan and took part in raids through Ohio and the middle west, where he was wounded before pursuing priestly studies.
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Confederacy
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Middle West
Standard Premiums Offered for Advance Subscriptions
The Standard advertises a selection of household premiums for six or twelve month advance payments. Regular subscribers and casual buyers may visit the Butte or Anaconda offices to view the premium items.
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Butte
Anaconda
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Mona Lisa Vanishes From Louvre In Mysterious Theft
Paris reports Mona Lisa vanished from the Louvre gallery as police question curators and staff. The museum closed early after a burst pipe was cited. prior claims of a theft and replacement with a copy are disputed. A mysterious German figure, linked to the scene, is sought.
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Salon Carre
Louvre
Cry de Paris
New York
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Gainsborough
Duchess of Devonshire
London
Pat Sheedy
J. Pierpont Morgan
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