Nickey Leads Du Pont Cup Shoot at Gun Club Grounds
The Du Pont cup monthly shoot was held yesterday on cloudy calm grounds with 15 competitors. Nickey scored four clean hits for four points, totals six after previous rounds. Confarr has five points. Event details list 100 target singles with points for two in a row and medal standings. Next Sunday in Anaconda the Lafin Rand medal begins as the competition continues toward March.
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Nickey
Confarr
Anaconda
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Delays
OGrady of Great Falls and Hal Ives were among visitors in Butte yesterday. Many Montanans from Helena Livingston and Billings attended to affairs, with trains delayed. A trial began today as May Don Shing arrived from Havre to assist.
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L. T. Morgan
Helena
Butte
Phil H. Miller
Thornton
R. F. McLaren
Livingston, Co
A. Williams
Hal B. Ives
Phil Green
Billings
L. V. Styles
Livingston
A. N. Bullard
Kendall
T. J. Walsh
F. C. Burgwald
William Bordeaux
Finlen
W. H. Eubank
R. Lowe
Great Northern
Great Falls
Robert C. McCullen
Coeur d'Alene City
Idaho
M. E. Spencer
Anaconda
F. M. Fryberg
George L. Harris
Harris
Havre
May Don Shing
Northern Pacific
G. T. Paul
Dillon
State Board of Education
William A. Clark
Elling State Bank of
Virginia City
Whitehall
H. H. Swain
State Normal School
N. R. Leonard
State School of Mines
H. Prescott
Prescott
Spokane
Ross and
Larson
Missoula
Pts. Sc
W. L. Pet. Sc. Agt
Ozeman
Bhelenm
Montana
Bozeman
Agricultural College Preparatories
Fort Shaw
University
Salt Lake
Hart
Geoge G. Bechtel
University Seconds
Ben Rosenthaal
Six Day Bicycle Race Opens in Madison Square Garden
The thirteenth annual six day race began in New York at Madison Square Garden with 16 two rider teams competing for a $4850 prize pool. Teams include foreign and American riders such as Eddie Root and J Fogler while 1 arrest of L Hollister over desertion is noted amid early laps.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Garden
Eddie Root
J. Fogler
Brooklyn
Belgium-Holland
Arthur Vanderstuyft
Belgium
John Stol
Holland
Jean Gougoltz
Switzerland
Charles Vanoni
Italy
Emil Doreflinger
Antoinine Dussot
France
Boston
James F. Moran
Long Island
John and
Menus Bedell
Lynnbrook
California
Dove
Scott
No Curling Sunday as Butte Club Prepares Tonight
Butte Curling club bans Sunday play while promising action tonight and this afternoon if temperatures stay steady. Two rinks will be marked, at least 16 players expected, and public invited for a lively evening session. Also notices of funerals for William Mattson Amos Palmer and Mrs Gagle announced with services set near Mt. Moriah.
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Butte Curling Club
Curling Club
Butte
William Mattson
St. James’ Hospital
Walsh
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Amos J. Palmer
Coast Ball Season Ends Brightly in Tacoma Los Angeles Series
The 1996 coast ball season closed with a doubleheader between Tacoma and Los Angeles. The Angels won the 6 to 5 thriller and the 8 to 1 affair. Bobby Eager delivered late hits to spark the first game's winner. A nine-game post season series for the championship will open next Thursday, all games in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Tacoma
Angels
Bobby Eager
Eager
R. H. E. Los Ances Cicsesvee Cerseseccee
Seepess Cossesesses
Portland and Oakland split two games in final league meet
In Bakersfield on December 3 Portland tied in the morning with Essick and Graham top form but Giants errors in the afternoon helped Oakland secure a victory. Batteries Essick Suess Graham Byrnes in the first game Califf Hackett Hogan Byrnes in the second. Umpire Davis.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Oakland
Portland
Essick
Graham
Giants
R. H. E. Portland
Esccose
Essick and
Suess
Byrnes
Califf
Hackett
Hogan
Davis
San Francisco Beats Seattle in Morning Game as Series Ends
In San Francisco on December 5, the baseball season concluded with a split: the morning win went to the home club and Seattle won the afternoon game. Detailed scores show Seattle 6 to 4 in the second game with Batteries-Vicker and Blankenship versus Williams and Sheadimpire-McCarthy.
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San Francisco
Seattle
R. H. E. Bogus Crews
Seccess
Miller
Frary
Henley
Shea
McCarthy
Burglars Visit Engineer John Muir Home
Thieves entered the No. 8 South Crystal street residence while John Muir was at the Speculator mine and his family at church. A purse with under $3 was taken, two to three watches and jewelry were left behind. detectives traced two men as suspects from snow prints but no arrests were made.
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John Muir
Speculator
South Crystal Street
Booth
Muir
McGarvey
Robert Ensinger
Gardner Accused of Throwing Frisco Fight
The piece claims Jimmy Gardner threw his San Francisco bout to twin Sullivan to aid gambling friends. It notes Gardner only fought from the fifteenth round and lost prestige locally, jeopardizing future bouts.
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Butte
San Francisco
Jimmy Gardner
Twin Sullivan
Gardner
Sullivan
Not As Good As Amateurs A Sweden Girl Play Review
A theater crowd left early as the Girl From Sweden company staged four acts. Ole Anderson received an encore in a scene that pleased the galleries. Lena the girl from Sweden drew curtain calls but the overall cast performed like schoolboys and the show lacked strength aside from Little Jim the boy actor.
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Sweden
Ole Anderson
Lena
Little Jim
Pressmen's Union Elects At Semi Annual Meeting
The Pressmen's union held its semi annual election yesterday and chose officers for the ensuing term including President D. C. Scott and Vice President W. L. Murphy. Secretary Treasurer T. M. O'Leary and Sergeant at Arms Leslie Munton were named. Delegates to allied trades Bailey Wall Sidney Carle and Fred Mitchner. Delegates to the Butte central labor council W. L. Murphy Fred Mitchner and Andrew Heath. Executive committee W. L. Murphy Attdwew Beath Jeies J. Bogan Robert Ball.
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Pressmen’s Union
D. C. Scott
W. L. Murphy
T. M. O'Leary
Leslie Munton
Allied Trades
Bailey Wall
Sidney Carle
Fred Mitchner
Butte Central Labor Council
Andrew Heath
Attdwew Beath
Jeies J. Bogan
Robert Ball
Broaddus and Foster Married at Millican House
William Broaddus and Miss Dixie Foster wed November 29 at the Millican house with Rev. I. E. Dodds officiating. The couple departed for Stacey where the groom operates a cattle ranch.
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Miles City
William Broaddus
Dixie Foster
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