Close Shave Keeps Butte Alive Against Spokane
Irby stars with clutch catches as Butte edges Spokane in a tense game. Butte led 8 4 after six innings but Spokane rallied. near-misses and sharp defense by Donovan and Cartwright preserved the win for Butte despite late pressure.
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Suess
James
Spokane
Irby
Stis
Butte
Brugette
Graham
Bender
Omaha
Swindella
AB. R. Hpo
ALE Domevan
U.icc
Bell
Meyers
Troy
TE Dorccee
Coves Bstis
Airly
Siverecesceee
Roosevelt, P
Csccvecsseesa
Wsicdeveas
Smith
Donovan
Carney
Rowan
Swain
Altman
Wright
Roosevelt
Balla
Klopf
Forty Days' Meeting Opens With Celebration Handicap
The Butte Jockey Club opens a summer meeting with a strong betting favorite Native Son and a field for the five and a half furlong Celebration Handicap. Entries include Micheal Mu Invader Crowshade Mendon Spinteras Baker Meddling Dai and more as fans pack the track for opening day.
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Butte Jockey Club
Harry Stover
Brillar
Micheal Mu
Crowshade
Mendon Spinteras Baker
Dai
Katie Rain
Wesley Macall
Blue Light
Arrow Maker
Sro Tawcains
Parti Iooeon
Conserre Vctereers
Acecs
Westie
Frankie Newburgh
Sania Ieee
Conde
Stover
Tittle Butteraup
Cameehsay
Esa Riga
Adenas
George P. McNear
Baron Pisher
Mamie Algol
Eduardo
Ana
National League Preview of Chicago Victory with Key Players
Chicago today saw Steinfeldt Sheckard and Vance lead a win for the locals as Reulbach and Kling delivered strong pitching. Wei mer contributed timely hits in a close contest, with the final score reflecting their steady offense and defense.
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Chicago
Big boost for Butte along the route
Mr and Mrs H S Clark returned from a trip south and west visiting Goldfield California Arizona New Mexico and Colorado. They left Butte May 1 and spent over a month abroad. Clark prints thousands of personal cards detailing Butte wealth mines payrolls capital and opportunities.
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Mrs. H. S. Clark
Goldfield
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Butte
Mr. Clark
Hutte
Ita
Clark
Germany
Long Beach
Cal
Atlantic of the Pacific
Craigs
Longe Beach
Los Angeles
Tam
Dublin Gulch Juniors Rally to Narrow Victory
The Dublin Guilch Juniors defeated the Broadway Juniors II by 12 to 11. Bold battalion names Harren Leary and Duggan led the Dublin squad, while Rogers Sullivan and Mooney anchored Broadway. The Gulchers are undefeated after three games and ready for any challenge under 14. News on other clubs is scarce this season.
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Dublin
Locals Shut Out Boston as Corridon Dominates
Philadelphia July 3 The locals shut out Boston today as Corridon held the visitors safe in every inning. The locals hit Boulles hard and won with strong defense and pitching. Batteries Boulles and Brown Corridon and Jacklitsch.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Corridon
Boulles
R. H. EB. Bigorlor Escaee Muneeaiae
Pittsburgs Rally With Three Runs In Ninth Inning
Pittsburgs staged a dramatic ninth inning scoring three runs with no outs. Leach singled to right center after a bases loaded situation, a misplay by Hostetter allowed three runners to score, tightening the score as the final tally unfolded.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Leach
Hostetter
R. H. B. Piteburg
Phillips and
Phelps
McGlynn and
Marshall
Brooklyn Beats New York in Ninth Inning Pitchers Battle
In Brooklyn on July 3 the home team beat New York with a ninth inning run scored on two Corcoran errors and a Stricklett single. Brooklyn shut out the visitors 1 0. Pitchers Taylor Wiltse and Bower for New York and Stricklett Bergen for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
New York
Corcoran
Stricklett
R. H. Hi
Tacoma Beats Seattle 5 to 2 in Northwest League
Seattle fumbled easy scoring chances while Claflin faltered at key moments as Tacoma won 5 to 2. Batteries Claflin Bush Arbo gast Butler and Shea.
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Seattle
Claflin
Tacoma
Train fares and sale dates for lines from Butte Montana
Chicago and return 53.50 St Louis and return 49.60 Omaha and return 42 Kansas City and return 42 Denver and return 37.20 Tickets on sale July 9 10 and 11 final limit 30 days On sale July 17 and 18 final limit Sept 30 Reserve berths now Short Line city ticket office 105 North Main street Butte Mont a WILSON DF P A
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Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Short Line City Ticket Office
North Main Street
Butte
Mont
Wilson, DF. & P. A
Sheepshead Bay Race Day Results
In New York on July 3 at Sheepshead Bay, six races produced winners: Roseben in the first at six furlongs with Hansel second and Berwick third in 1:13 4-5. Spooner in five and a half furlongs with Simbas second and Halket third in 1:06 1-5. Royal Vane in the Pansy stakes six furlongs with Black Sheep second and Woodlane third in 1:15. Maxnar in the mile and a quarter with Redfriar second and First Mason third in 2:07 2-5. Peidmoore in the mile and sixteenth with Thistled a second and Glennest third in 1:49 2-5. Dick Finnell in the mile and a sixteenth with Howard Sheen second and Perseverance third in 1:54.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Roseben
Hansel
Berwick
Spooner
Simbas
Halket
Royal Vane
Black Sheep
Woodlane
Maxnar
Redfriar
Mason
Peidmoore
Thistled
Glennest
Dick Finnell
Howard Sheen
Perseverance
Cleveland Beats Chicago Again in Seventh Inning Duel
Cleveland defeated Chicago in a close game on July 3 with a strong effort from Leichardt Clarke and White Sullivan. The score stood in favor of Cleveland as late frames decided the outcome.
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Cleveland
Chicago
H. BE
Suvia Nepee
Leichardt and Clarke, White and Sullivan
St. Louis Gets Win With Tenth Inning Rally
Five hits in the tenth produced four runs for St. Louis to beat Detroit. Mullin and Schmidt, Glade and Spencer contributed in the battery for the Cardinals as the game slipped away in extra innings.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Ovcvesense
Ace A Weae
Batterie ‘S
Mullin
Schmidt
Glade and Spencer
Philadelphia Wins Another Pitchers Battle Over New York
New York July 3 Philadelphia defeated New York in a pitchers battle. Philadelphia scored three runs in the eighth inning on Plank's home run, Chase's error and a base on balls. Batteries Plank and Powers for Philadelphia Chesbro Moore and Thomas for New York. RR H E.
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New York
Philadelphia
Plank
Chase
H. E
Powers
Chesbro
Moore
Thomas
Funeral for Charles Roberts at 856 Empire Street
The funeral service for Charles Roberts will be held Saturday at 2 o clock at the family residence 856 Empire Street then proceed to St. John's Episcopal Church for services conducted by Rev Blackiston.
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Charles Roberts
Empire Street
St. John's Episcopal Church
Blackiston
Funeral for Corain-Dennis set by Building Laborers union
Corain-Dennis aged 56 died July 2 1907. Remains at Duggan's undertaking parlors. Funeral Sunday at 9 with Building Laborers union, mass at 10 at St Patrick's church. Members meet at hall 21 East Quartz street 8:30. By order Hugh McGinley president J J Leahey corresponding secretary.
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Corain—Dennis
Duggan
Building Laborers’ Union
St. Patrick's Church
Hall
East Quartz Street
Hugh McGinley
J. J. Leahey
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