Missoula Triumphs Helena In Ninth Inning Baseball Clash
Missoula beat Helena 4 to 3 in the second league game at local grounds. Crist pitched well for Helena, Maher and Smith shared pitching for Missoula, with timely two outs and hits in the ninth delivering the required run. Umpire John Pabst called the game at 3 15. crowd enjoyed a perfect day as the Missoula band planned to perform tomorrow.
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Boston Defeats Washington on Strong Hitting and Fielding
In Boston on July 3 the Red Sox beat the Washington team through consecutive hits and sharp defense. Attendance reported at seven thousand one hundred. Final score 6 to 4 with Winter and Criger pitching for Boston and Townsend and Kittredge catching.
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New York Shuts Out Philadelphia in Final Series Game
New York defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1 in the final game of the series at New York. Orth held the visitors to few baserunners while only one reached second base. Attendance was about 5,000 as Orth and McGuire paired for New York, with Henley Barton and Schreck behind Philadelphia.
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St Louis Cleveland Americans game postponed for travel
The St Louis and Cleveland Americans game scheduled for today was postponed to allow both teams to arrive in Detroit and Cleveland in time for tomorrow morning's games.
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Brooklyns Win Fourth of July Baseball Clash in Ninth
In Brooklyn on the eve of the Fourth the Brooklyns defeated Boston in a dramatic ninth inning. Attendance reached about 2,000 as Willis and Moran paired with Stricklett and Bergen on the batteries.
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New York Defeats Philadelphia in Easy Victory
New York scored a decisive win over Philadelphia as managers Duffy and McGraw and catcher Bresnahan were ejected for bench shouting. Batteries Taylor Bowerman for New York and Corri Donin Abbott for Philadelphia. Umpire Emslie.
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Tacoma Wins Final Game Over Portland in Slugfest
In Portland on July 3 Tacoma defeated Portland, aided by Corbett’s early influence and Portland’s poor hitting against Fitzgerald. Final score 46 to 48 with Fitzgerald and Hogan sharing duties and Corbett and Murphy on the mound. Umpire Perrine.
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Butte and Great Falls Clash in Day Sports Schedule
Morning ball game Butte versus Great Falls at Columbia Gardens Park at 11 a m. Coursing finals at West Side Park at 1 30 p m. Boxing bouts Buddy Ryan versus George Herberts at Jerry Clifford's arena at 2 15 p m. A 4 p m rematch Butte and Great Falls at Columbia Gardens. Aurelio Herrera versus Charlie Neary 20 rounds at the big arena with a six round prelim by Jack Richards and Kid Harrison.
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Delmar Race Day Winners Report
St Louis July 3 Delmar results list six races with winners Miss Dustin Gene Handlen Don Hamilton Hilee Dr Hart Court Maid. Each line shows the winning time and top three placements for the events across distances from four and a half furlongs to a mile and 20 yards.
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Sheepshead Bay Horse Races Results Report
In New York at Sheepshead Bay on July 35, the first race over five furlongs saw Cinchona win with Lawsonian second and Aviston third in :59 4-5. Artful took the six furlongs in the second race, Bear Catcher second and Eugenia Bureh third in 1:14 4-5. Edna Jackson won the five furlongs third race, Caprice second and Running Water third in 1:00 4-5. Proper won the mile and a furlong in the fourth, Colonial Girl second and Marmi third in 1:55 3-5. Elwood captured the one mile fifth race, Novena second and Atwood third in 1:41 1-5. Dolly Spanker won the turf mile and a sixteenth, Broadcloth second and Sebulamite third in 1:46.
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Seattle racing results from six dash races on July third
In Seattle on July 3 results list six races at six furlongs and longer. Winners include J H Bennett in first race, Can't Tell in fourth, Rain Cloud in third, Fleven Bells in fourth, Hipponax in the one mile, and Montana Peeress in the final 1 mile 50 yards with times noted for each event.
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Family Theater Delivers Usual High Standard Show
The Family theater bills a strong week with sketch duo Caron and Herbert followed by Alexander in a 26 minute hypnotism act. Giles Harrington performs a sharp blackface monologue. Frank Confer sings an unusual ballad The Zaras perform light ning changes with scenery of Moscow burning and battles from Cuba South Africa and US wars.
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Bid for Billings Post Office Building Awarded
Acting Postmaster Bab cock of Billings announced the acceptance of John D. Losekamp bid for a four year post office building project. His proposal includes furnishing the office with the most modern fixtures as verified by a Chicago Postoffice Equipment company report.
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Giants claim world beating ability and boxing plans loom
Muaggsy McGraw says the New York Giants can beat any ball team in the world despite boxing rumors. Abe Attell may face Denver contender in a private 10 round, with possible venues in Fort Lee or Slumberville. Billy Roche vows no draw decisions at Colma as Colma bouts loom.
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Mud Dirt Cheek Ritual Helps Fielders Handle Sun
The article notes an old Indian trick where mud is rubbed on the cheekbones to blunt sun glare for fielders in bright conditions. It cites Montana and Great Falls settings and mentions Sam Mertes in Cincinnati adopting a similar mud daubing tactic, creating fan speculation about its purpose.
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Governor Carter’s Resignation Not Yet. Only Suggestion Made
Honolulu reports Governor Carter did not resign but asked Roosevelt to discuss resigning and allow a successor better suited to unite local factions. The Republican territorial committee endorsed H. E. Cooper as Carter’s successor if resignation proves necessary. The Republican county committee condemned Carter’s stance in the county campaign.
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Lightning damages Lewistown electric plant. workers safe
Lewistown July 3 report says the electric light plant four and a half miles from the city was struck by lightning during a Saturday thunderstorm. Considerable damage occurred but no employee was injured. It took several hours to straighten machinery before power could be restored.
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German setbacks in Southwest Africa threaten German forces
The Baltimore Sun notes German failures in German Southwest Africa as conflicts with native tribes and disease tack the German columns. Warmbad headquarters is reported destroyed and typhoid afflicts troops, challenging German military theory in unfamiliar terrain.
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Washington Officials Push Departmental Baseball League
Washington boasts a departmental baseball league with teams from various departments. Cabinet officials attend games most afternoons on the White House circle. Metcalf leads the cheering, Moody follows closely, and the Chinese minister is a regular. Sir Chern Tung, once Amherst pitcher, could have earned big money in pro baseball.
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