McIntosh Named Third Man Referee For Friday Card
John H. McIntosh will referee Friday night boxing, with manager Jerry McCarthy confirming Tosh as third man after talks with Brown, Howard, and rivals. Howard weighs 162 pounds, Brown 158 1 2. MadisonPhillips and AllardBrown also on a full 12 round program featuring Kayo, Klaus, Dillon, Clabby, and McGoorty in a crowded lineup.
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John H. McIntosh
Jerry McCarthy
Tosh
Brown
Howard
McIntosh
Mccarty-Clabby
Thompson
Ketchelt
Track flood helps set stage for Latonia opening day
Jockeys prepare as bookmakers expect 15 ringside bettors on opening day at a flood damaged Latonia track. Entries flood in with 652-year-olds and 61 juveniles set to race. Kentucky contingent arrives amid praise for Bonanze and a forecast of record crowds, with John Tierland and Racing Secretary Jasper optimistic about the first 20 days.
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Alan
Calgary
Edmonton
Ted Well
Fisher
Nelson
Miller
Post
Vogt
Smith
Corey
Matthews
Bolin
Rosin
Ormes
Murray
Coburn
Imes
Peeke
Dawson
Cussey
Sealon
Maddocks
Burlingame
Bezan
Prior
Duggan
Arbuchon
W. McIntyre
Schimmel
Kentucky
Latonia
Bonanze
Broomstick
Brighton Beach
Green
Morris
Butte
John Tierland
Jasper
Harry Morrissey
Brilliant pitching by Jack Killilay loses tight Oakland game
Seals pitcher dominated with a string of outs and only six hits against him yet Venice wins 1 0. Two eighth inning hits produced the only run as Oakland must settle for a shutout defeat.
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Los Angeles
Jack Killilay
Oakland
Venice
Killilay
Beavers Win In High-Scoring Portland Sacramento Tilt
In Portland on July 1 the Beavers defeated Sacramento 2 to 0 after a fast, tight game. Hagerman struck out seven Senators, while Klawitter fanned batters but three ex-teammates highlighted Rogers' strong fielding. Batteries were Hagerman and Klawitter for Portland and Bliss for Sacramento.
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Portland
Sacramento
Beavers
Hagerman
Senators
Klawitter
Rodgers
Portland Sacramento
Bliss
Silver Bow County Treasurer Reports June Cash Balance
County Treasurer Sheehan released a monthly financial report showing June receipts and disbursements. Beginning cash totaled 980,569 with 40,47% received and 1820,18.21 paid out leaving a 9000.47 balance.
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Sheehan
TBA
City of
Walkerville
Centerville
McQueen Fire District
Meaderville
Changes at Mines of the Anaconda in State Affairs
A series of personnel shifts occurred at the Anaconda mines with Andy Daum retiring as West Colusa superintendent after years of service. Carl P. Kruger, formerly assistant superintendent, succeeds him. Mountain View mine sees Dave Hendry replaced by C L Berrien as superintendent. Reports cite other changes across mines for various reasons. Daum began at the old Anaconda in 1884 and later worked with Boston Montana and Amalgamated Copper. He led West Colusa for 1 years, shown personal courage during a February fire where gas nearly cost him his life. Since then health declined and rheumatism made underground work nearly impossible. He plans to retire to ranch life.
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Andy Daum
West Colusa
Carl P. Kruger
Dave Hendry
Mountain View
C. L. Berrien
Old Anaconda Company
Boston & Montana
Amalgamated Copper Company
Two Vitagraph Pictures at the Orpheum Theater
The Orpheum presents two Vitagraph films in a varied program. Arriet’s Baby stars Norma Talmadge with Teo Delaney and others, while The Drop of Blood features Julia Swayne Gordon as an Italian woman and George Cooper as a murderer. A Essanay comedy Al Kali Uke and the Hypnotist, and Biograph’s The Gi conclude the bill.
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Orpheum Theater
Arriet
Norma Talmadge
Teo Delaney
William Shea
Robert Gaillord
Julia Swayne Gordon
George Cooper
Butte Sees No Dominion Day Observance This Year
Five Canadian provinces celebrate Dominion Day with flags, speeches, and firecrackers while Butte marks the occasion with no public observance. About 200 Canadians, mostly French, live in Butte and prefer celebrating U S Independence Day with fellow citizens, despite loyalty to Canada.
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Butle
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
United States
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Ontario
Great Britain
Butte
Seals Rally To Top Leaders In Opening Game
San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 9 to 1 to open the Pacific Coast League series. The Angels used three pitchers in a lopsided decision as San Francisco cleared the first contest with a dominant showing led by strong hitting and steady defense.
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Seals
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Watteries
Tossi
Heather
Brooks
Baker
Schmidt
Angels
Jeeetie ‘Ganda
Fire drives residents from restricted district street
A morning fire in cribs at East Mercury Street forced a desertion of the eastern restricted district. About a score of women moved their belongings to the street as investigators probed the blaze. An unrelated note mentions an aluminum coated dirigible built for the British navy to reflect gun rays.
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Mercury Street
Murray Announces Withdrawal From Slan Vote Race
H. D. Murray, a leading figure in the popular slan vote contest, publicly withdraws after failing to conduct personal canvassing. Friends still tout support, but his lack of direct outreach undermines his campaign.
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H. D. Murray
Murray
Voting Rule Clarified for Secretary Processing
The notice states that the vote will be turned into the secretary and will not be applied to any other contestant's record, ensuring unique handling and preventing cross-entry adjustments. The directive emphasizes proper record keeping and prevents double counting or misattribution in the official tally.
Benz Seeks Match After Comeback From Tendon Operation
Leo Benz the fighting butcher, back in shape after tendon surgery, seeks a bout with the Brown or Howard winner. He believes his power can carry him to victory, has backing from thousands, and awaits a first match in a secured fund. He admits he must improve but carries a lethal punch.
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Leo Benz
Butcher
Benz
Brown-Howard
Brown and Howard
Light weights ready for gong in title bout
San Francisco July 1 Willie Ritchie lightweight champion and Joe Rivers of Los Angeles finished training today for their 20 round match on July 4. Both near the weight limit of 134 pounds three hours before the gong. Betting 10 to 8 with Ritchie favored. Predictions hinge on unknown courage and endurance.
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San Francisco
Willie Ritchie
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Ritchie
Rivers
Western Tri State League Honest Sports Notes
Walla Walla July 1 score RHF North Yakima against Wallacitis Batterys Fuhner Taylor Leonard Brown in 0 innings. Boise July 1 Pendleton 25 Boise 482 Osbourne Haworth Bridger Woods Melter Gard in 10 innings. Carlisle July 1 Hans Holmer defeats George Dinning 40 yards in 2 minutes 58 3 5 seconds. Chicago July 1 Fred Toney sold to Louisville American Association club. terms not released.
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Walla Walla
RHF
North Yakima
Wallacitis Ainek
Fuehner
Taylor
Leonard
Brown
Boise
Rhe Pendleton
Osborne
Haworth
Bridger
Woods
Melter
Gard
Carlisle
England
Hans Holmer
George Dinning
London
Holmer
Chicago
Fred Toney
Louisville American Association
Chicago Nationals
Epworth League Delegates Honor New State Leaders in Lewistown
Delegates to the Lewistown state convention of the Epworth League held a reception honoring Roy Smith named the new state president and Harry Tippett as vice president. The Rev Edward Laird Mills of Helena attended.
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Lewistown
Epworth League
Roy Smith
New
Harry Tippett
Edward Laird Mills
Helena
Fake fight at Neihart leads to shooting
In Great Falls July 1, a staged prize fight in Neihart ended in gunfire. Greek suspect James Pappas is jailed, Ben Starnum wounded in the shoulder, and a Greek manhunt is underway while other Americans fled the Pool hall. The report also notes a World’s Work piece on the Young Men’s Christian Association’s growth and aims.
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Great Falls
Neihart
James Pappas
Maten
Starnum
Weathering of rocks in building stones analysis
The article notes comparative microscopic studies of durable and rapidly weathering rock in construction. It explains natural structural relations cause rapid weathering and gives examples where two granites with similar composition age differently due to microscopic structure.
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Engineering and Mining + Journal
Funeral at Sacre Heart for 12-year-old Rook
A funeral service for 12 year old Rook will be held today at 2 PM at Sacre Heart church, with interment at Holy Cross cemetery. The body was fed early yesterday morning at the city residence 38 East Mercury street.
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Rook
East
Mercury Street
Sacre Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Funeral for Alfred G Hodge to be held tomorrow
The funeral for Alfred G Hodge will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 from the family residence on North Montana street. The service will occur at the Sons of St George hall in Centerville with Rev. W H Mitchell officiating. Edna Casserly aged ST years died yesterday and funeral notices will appear in later papers.
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