Helena Circus Swings Into Butte In Wild Show
Base ball Circus goes 10 Helena but the three circle exhibition steals the show. Abe Levy as advance man misfires at short and parachute antics cap the seventh, as Meaderville Demagro and Marshall dazzle the crowd. Cooney, Rex, and the Webb team entertain while the audience roars for more. The vaudeville style clash ends with a critic’s note on the blud eon carriers and the Vigilantes in a feature finish.
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Columbia Gardens
Merrie
Selle Floto
Helena
Abe Levy
Kaiko
Meaderville Demagero
Cordez
Marshall
Cooney
Vail
Marahal
Sam Larocque
Sue
Ty” Cooney
Rafora Tid Sten
Tna
Mer- Siti
Rube Lavy
Araarch
Bill Luss
Gibson
Levy
Condes
Kelley
Tei
Menges
Spencer
Cronin
Gideon
Tae Tote
Demagsio
Turgeon
Whaling
Duddy Oriet
Marshall Katora Levy
Kallio
P. Clynes
Helena Butte
Kelly
Phony
Wi Lewy
Clynes
Larocaue
Circus Day Recap and Local Baseball Notes
The report blends circus day anecdotes with Helena baseball moves. Charles Mc Caffery works in Fort Worth now pitching a high brand of bail. Turgeon homered and Levy fanned the crowd’s imagination. Robinson likely to pitch at 2 PM as the team previews a tight schedule.
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Charles McCaffery
Fort Worth
Texas
Bill Luss
Helena
New Placer Hotel
New Placer Hotel Now. Pitcher Gant
McCloskey
John McCloskey
Mulroneys
Pointblank
Gant
Fox
Duddy
Kallio
Oriet
Spencer
Tener Levy
Tan
Totse
Salt
Robinson
SEVENTEEN SENATORS WIN ON Williams TRIPLE
Boston July 1 Williams hit a bases loaded triple in the ninth as Washington rallied from 4 3 to win 7 4. Grimm used 17 players to finish the game with Engel Mullin Hughes and Henry behind Williams Bedlent Leonard Hail and Irigan in the battery. The New York game saw Frank Chance protest a 2 1 Philadelphia beat New York 4 - 1 with Dineen ruling on a play at first. Detroit lost to Chicago 3 2 as Cicotte sparred six innings and Scott closed. St Louis postponed a pair due to wet grounds with a doubleheader planned.
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Wiliams
Washington
Senators
Grimm
New York
Frank Chance
Phil Helphin
Dineen
Borton
Barry
Collins
Hartzell
Moby
Oldring
Cree
Philadelphia
Fush
Houck
Schang
Lapp
Fisher
McConnell
Sweeney
Detroit
Chicago
Cicotte
Scott
Tigers
Willett
Schalk
McKee
Doust defeats Kreutzer in Wimbledon semifinal upset
In Wimbledon on July 1 Stanley Doust the Australian Davis Cup captain beat German champion Oscar Kreutzer in straight sets to reach the final. Doust will face Maurice McLoughlin the American champion in the next round to decide who plays A F P Wilding for the title. Final rounds set for tomorrow or Thursday with Doust showing steady play and precise placement while Kreutzer faltered with double faults.
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Wimbledon
Stanley Doust
Oscar Kreutzer
I Doust
Maurice E. ‘McLoughlin
A.fp. Wilding
Doulst Ted
St H. Roper Barrett
America
Saints Bunch Hits To Beat Knight Owls In Opener
Salt Lake defeats Ogden 3 to 0 in the series opener as Dressan throws airtight ball. Knight Owls managed seven hits, Saints also seven, but clumped runs with timely hitting. Spencer belts a home run as the key highlight.
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Knight Owls
Salt Lake
Utah
Ogden
Dressan
Spencer
Oan
AB. RH
Pendleton
Schimpff
Ee McClain
Osten
Murphy
Davis
Bauer
Jones
Wess Jer
Pourroy
Marquard Baffles Quaker Hitters In Philadelphia Game
New York’s Marquard limits Philadelphia to four hits as the Giants roll to a 10 0 victory in Philadelphia. Meyers Wilson and teammates support with strong defense as Dopin uses four pitchers in the decisive win. Also notes Boston beats Brooklyn 6 3 and Chicago defeats Pittsburg 2 0 with Cheney besting Robinson. Cincinnati tops St Louis 4 1 in a batting duel led by Grines Steele and Fenton Bescher.
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New York
Maquard
Marquard
Dopin
RW E
Batt
Meyers
Chicago
Zimmerman
Evers
Schulte
Pittsburg
Wilson
Miller
Cheney
Robinson
RH. E
Hendrix
Coleman
Kelly
Archer
Cincinnati
Caernati
St.Louis
Grines
St. Louis
Steele
Rune Hlenton
Fenton
Bescher
Batteries—Griner
Steele Benton
Clarke
Black
Seattle's Vaise defeats Bayley for decision in Brighouse bout
In Vancouver at Brighouse arena July 1 Freney Vaise of Seattle defeated Canadian light weight champion Joe Bayley over 15 rounds. Bayley started strong, taking early rounds but Vaise broke through in the sixth with a right cross to the nose causing blood flow. Vaise built a lead and won the decision.
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Vancouver
American Association Scores Report
Indianapolis Columbus rain delayed games. Minneapolis beat St Paul 5 to 1. Toledo defeated Louisville 3 to 7 in extra innings. Milwaukee edged Kansas City 6 to 5 in 13 innings. Wehita 4 Denver 2. Topeka 0 Lincoln 2. St Joseph 1 Des Moines 3. Sioux City 6 Omaha unknown result.
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St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
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