Buttes Beat Aberdeen in Big Crowd Showdown
Before a season high crowd of 4 000, Butte defeated the Aberdeen visitors 4 games to 2 in a league series, featuring Meyers and Bell on base throwing and daring base running. Irby and Bruyette led Butte’s hitting while Starkells and Brinker pitched for the visitors, with Graham injured early and replaced by Hoon.
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Butte
Aberdeens
Starkells
Dodd Brinker
Meyers
Bell
Irby
Donovan
Bruyette
Graham
Hoon
Smith
Starkelly
Roosevelt
Short
Brinker
Brugette
Ers van Buren
Eaesee Streib
Anderson
Householder
E ' Mahon
Brown
Veley
Ad Starkells
We Brinker
Torbis
Cessese Eversee
RW PO
Cartwright
Aberdeen
Butteeneee
Fitzgerald
Meyers Irby
Ahree
Bruyertte
I Butte
Klopt
Wilkin
Tree
Tai Moceg
Rome
Herwig
Tee
Eae
Tees
Wee
Great Day for Connell Juniors Triumphs Over Centervilles
The Connell Juniors defeated the Centervilles 13 to 4 yesterday as Tracey pitched well after a four-run first inning. Immediately afterward they defeated Chicken Flats of Walkerville 12 to 8 with Sullivan handling pitching. Score by innings shows Connells dominant late, while Centerville stalled after the early four runs. Batteries were Tracey and McBride. Bray and Gibbons. Second game shows Connellis 12 Walkervilles 8 with Sullivan and McBride assisting at bat and in the field.
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Fitzgerald
Meyer
Anderson
Householder
Mahon
Brown
Roosevelt
Connell
Centervilles
Tracey
Centerville
Tracey and
McBride
Bray and Gibbons
Conhelis
Walkervilles
Sullivan and
A, Bray and Spencer
Bozeman Defeats Manhattan In Baseball, 22 to 2
Special Dispatch reports Bozeman edged Manhattan 22 to 2 in a decisive baseball game. Bozeman's hitters triggered early offense while the defense held firm, securing a one sided win for the home team.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Manhattan
String of Fast Ones Arrive at the Track
Chappelle’s horses arrive with a large Woodlands Farm shipment as turf operations expand across seven tracks including Butte New York Denver Latonia Seattle Montreal and Buffalo. Ding Dong II suffers a leg injury requiring dispatch at Oakland track.
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Barney Schreiber
Atlantic
Pacific
Gul
Mexico
Canada
Mutte
Schreiber
Butte
New York
Denver
Latonia
Seattle
Montreal
Buffalo
Woodlands Farm
Missouri
Zeke Abrahams
New Orleans
Ding Dong II
C. W. Chappelle
Ding Dong Ir
Chappelle
Smeryville
Oakland
Ding Dong Il
Harbor
Ding Dong
Ding Dong IT
Nabette
Walter Miller
Charles T. Boots
Moormead Stock Farm
California
Richard Havey
Centerville Tops Tigers With Late Two-Run Spurt
Centerville rallied in the final inning scoring twice to edge the Tigers 4 to 3. Gibbons and Bray pitched for Centerville while Tracey Killigan and McBride handled the Tigers, securing the comeback win.
Cleveland Defeats St Louis 3 to 1 in Nine
Cleveland won the game 3 to 1 over St Louis. A rough start let Cleveland tally two runs in the first inning. Pitching by Petty and Rhoades was strong for the visitors, while Batters Petty and O'Connor combined for the afternoon's offense.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Petty
Rhoades
R. H
O'Connor
Clark
White’s pitching shuts out Detroit in Chicago win
Chicago defeated Detroit 2 to 0 as White pitched effectively with Sullivan behind the plate. The batteries also included Archer and Schmidt for Chicago as the game unfolded in a steady display of strong pitching and defense.
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Chicago
White and Sullivan
Siever, Archer and Schmidt
National League results from Chicago and Cincinnati
Pittsburg defeated Chicago 5 to 3 in the first game with Hoffman's muff aiding the rally. Second game featured free hitting and loose defense as Pittsburg won 4 to 3. In Cincinnati, a split doubleheader with St Louis, Ewing hit a three-bagger in game one and Mason faltered in game two. scores were 6 to 4 and 8 to 5.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Hoffman
Smigngo
Geereseteessese
Kling
Leever
Gibson
R. H. E. Picu
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Taylor
Moran
Willis
O'Day
Johnstone
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ewing
Mason
Beebe
Karger
Schlet
Lush
Noonan
R. H. E. Cincinnat
Pustavekhvede
Bckseseceoc Vite Ncohys
Hall
McLean
Marshall
Carpenter
Portland Sweeps Morning and Afternoon in Pacific Coast League
In San Francisco on June 30 Portland won both games 6 to 4 and 2 to 1. A highlight in the second outing was Schimpff at short. Batteries Califf and Moore vs Cates and Bliss in the opener. Second game saw Groom and Moore, Ran dolph, Hogan and Dashwood handle pitching with umpire Derrick.
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San Francisco
Portland
Schimpff
R. H. E. Wopubre Soccyeseas Waceeecs
Scsece
Oakland
Nee Batteries
Califf
Moore
Cates and Bliss
R. H. B. Roe
Beceelp
Hindes
Groom
Randolph
Hogan
Dashwood
Derrick
Dodgers Clinch Final With 4 3 Victory Over Giants
Los Angeles won the final game of the series 4 to 3. Bergeman allowed one hit through six innings before Gray shut out San Francisco the rest of the game. LA benefited from timely hits against Jones. Final line shows Angels 4 San Francisco 3 with Bergeman Gray To gan Jones Street in the battery.
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Los Angeles
Bergeman
San Francisco
Gray
San Franciscans
Jones
R. H. E. Lig Angolew
Budvepescee SruGs
Bergeman, Gray and Togan
Jones and Street
Carpenters Lose Game Despite Good Pitching
The Butte visitors led 2 0 after five innings as Wilson struck out 12 and allowed three hits. Boulder rallied to win 2 0? The carpenters’ defense and Flynn catching aided the effort. Bob Perham made a remarkable second base catch. Donohoe officiated with high marks from Boulder.
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Wilson
Butte
Carpenters
Boulder
Flynn
Swan
Tuttle
Bob Perham
Mark Donohoe
Dublin Gulch Juniors Win Two Youth Baseball Games
The Dublin Gulch Juniors defeated St. Mary's altar boys 9 to 0 with Warren and Barry batting for Dublin Gulch and Delaney and McGrath for St. Mary's. They also beat Duggan Avenue Juniors 24 to 18 with Warren and Barry for Dublin Gulch and Warren and Crotty for Duggan. Every Gulch player hit a home run.
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Dublin Gulch
St. Mary's Altar Boys
Warren
Barry
Delaney
McGrath
St. Mary’s
Duggan Avenue
Crotty
Duggans
Gulch
Young Men's Club Defeats Broadway Juniors 8 to 6
The Young Men's club beat Broadway Juniors 8 to 6 with White and MclIntosh and McCain and Mullholland as batteries. This is their second win over Broadway after a prior 3 to 2 victory, featuring J. Konen at shortstop. The Young Men's club will meet Boulder on July Fourth for a $100 purse.
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Plunkett
Bannockburn
Sain
Balzowan
Nealon
Sheepshead Bay
Schreiber
Butte Jockey Club
Murray
Hamilton
Dwyer
Cassidy
Broadway
Young Men's Club
White and MclIntosh
Broadway Juniors
McCain and
Mullholland
J. Konen
Boulder
Rowing Men Assemble at Henley Regatta
London on June 30 reports the Henley regatta crowd doubts Cambridge can field a Yale eight to repeat last year’s international clash with Harvard. crews against Harvard were scarce last year and now are even harder to assemble. Firebugs win again.
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London
Henley
Cambridge
Yale
Harvard
Prize Up At Last Change Daya Barrel Of Beer
The scene notes a prize rise as the last change day marked a barrel of beer and a merry tune among the players. The Firebugs battery consisted of Brown and Kelly while Dublin Gulch faced Roach and Kelly. Donlan served as umpire.
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Brown and Kelly
Dublin Gulch
Roach
Kelly
Donlan
Seven qualify with one tie in golf medal play
About 30 players contended for medal play positions. Eight highest qualify. seven did yesterday with two tied for eighth. The seven qualifiers and their scores are Donald Arthur 86, C W Goodale 115 total 115, C M Berrien 89, Ralph Hodgens 89, Dr F W McCrimmon 92, Phil Carr 92, Dr C T Pigot 92. The tied contenders Reno Sales 98 and Fred Holbrook 93 compete today for the final berth.
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Donald Arthur
C. W. Goodale
Stolen Bases Leaders Highlight Local Baseball Standings
The report lists players with stolen bases and counts led by Bell with 20, Irby 13, Donovan 9, Cartwright 8, Bruyette 6, Herwig 6, Smith 4 and Meyers 1. Other players include Smith 5, Donovan 3, Kil lilay 2, Garvin 2, Roosevelt 1, Hoon 1, Wilkins 1.
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Bell
Irby
Donovan
Cartwright
Bruyette
Herwig
Smith
Meyers
Willey team tops Butte Juniors 11 to 3 in strong batting
Willey defeated Butte Reduction Works Junior team yesterday by 11 to 3. Key batting came from Flaherty Evans Streilich and Verhagen. Pitching batteries were Hickey and Lynch for Willey against Kernell and Willard for Butte Reduction Works Juniors.
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Willey
Butte Reduction Works
Flaherty
Evans
Streilich
Verhagen
Hickey
Lynch
Kernell
Willard
National movement to create a cabinet level fine arts department
New York June 380 The movement to establish a national department of fine arts in Washington is outlined Plans call for a commission to oversee a school of arts and a conservatory of music plus government funded art galleries in many cities Five colleges back the effort and Senator Newlands may push a bill at the next Congress session
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New York
United States
Washington
Department of Fine Arts
Conservatory of Music
Newlands
Nevada
Auto Plunges 40 Feet Into Stone Lake at Big Stone
In Ortonville Minnesota an automobile carrying three people swerved from a lake shore road and plunged 40 feet into Big Stone Lake. Charles Buchelse suffered possible fatal internal injuries, Walter Buchelse was badly cut and bruised, a son of Walter was unhurt. A nearby gasoline launch helped rescue them from 20 feet of water.
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Ortonville
Minn
Big Stone Lake
Charles
Walter Buchelse
Preston
Walter
Lake Shore
Special Dispatch to the Standard Zune 30
A brief dispatch notes a legal or regulatory action with limited, unclear details mentioning entities Sult and Deen with a reference to WouRny pel.
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Streich
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Mals
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Schreiber String
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Balgowan
Lillian Reid
Dr. Soule
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Kenosha
Rebecca Ban
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Andy Barry
A. O. Spargur
J. Christie
Fr. C. Farrier
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Peter Collins
Dan Connelly
Marinda
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St. George, Jr
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Triumphant
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