Rain Halts Farce As Missoula Beats Butte 15 to 1
Rain ended a chaotic Missoula versus Butte baseball game after five innings with Missoula leading 15 to 1. Highlanders blew past Klein and Druhot amid 10 errors, while Zamlock’s pitching for Missoula controlled the action. One Butte run came on Matches hit and Whaling’s double before the game was halted by rain.
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Missoula
Highlanders
Klein
Keer
Druhot
Spec Hurlburt
Zamlock
Tigers
Miv
Whaling
Atissoula
Cantwell
Jackson
Carman
Perrine
Tobin
My—Blanken
Oriet Tone
Tobin Zamloch
Zamloch
Bateman
Kieln
Sgrorioure
Ogden Double Header Ends Even As Teams Tie
In Ogden on July date Great Falls and Ogden split a two game set with a tame, featureless first game. Final scores not provided.
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Ogden
Great Falls
Gay
Spectacular Bergan Bergen Drive Highlights Grand Circuit Race
In Lansing on the second day of the Grand Circuit meeting the 2 19 trot saw Bergen Arst Mount Hurst Ella Todd Marion K. lead early and finish with a best of 2 13. In the 219 pace Pan Boy Susie Bell Henry H. and Dora J. raced with Pan Boy first and Susie Bell second. A notable moment occurred when Geers steered Bergen in the second heat, lifting the horse to the pole for a burst of speed near the wire.
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Mich
T. W. Murphy
Chimes Hal
Rodney
Chimes’ Hal
Prince
Ulmer Hal
Prine Patch
Geers
Bergen
Marion K
Pan Boy
Susie Bell
Henry H
Dora J
Ogden Coach Takes Charge As Lineup Changes Loom
At Ogden Joe joined McCloskey’s aggregation and managed the team while the Wise one prepared a new lineup. He told Mac he would exercise in his mine. Marshall looks fine and as Wise to the national game as ever.
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Ogden
Joe
McCloskey
Aggregation
Mac
Marshall
Three Electric Pitchers Falter in Pinch Hitter Drama
Salt Lake City report notes three electric pitchers used by Salt Lake who could not stop the visitors from scoring in crucial moments. Umpire Wright issued several unpopular calls that frustrated players and nearly sparked a riot, per the chant of the crowd and lingering tension after the contentious decisions.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Cmpire
Wright
Jane
Wolgast and Rivers Ready for California Bout
Los Angeles July 5 Wolgast the world lightweight champion and Joe Rivers showed peak form as they near their Vernon arena bout. Wolgast weighed about 122 pounds, Rivers expected around 120, with pre fight bets favoring Wolgast to win within a few rounds. Referee Jack Welch outlined clinch rules while tickets sold out except the galleries as the crowd anticipates the title clash.
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Los Angeles
Ad Wolgast
Joe Rivers
Vernon Arena
Brosind
Battle Rivers
Wolgast
McCarey
Rivers
Hetting
Las Vegas Crowds Gather for Johnson Flynn Bout
In Las Vegas New Mexico on July 3 crowds packed the streets for the Johnson Flynn fight buildup. Special trains brought supporters as betting boards and commissions buzzed with odds and wagers while Johnson prepared and telegraphed $5000 to back himself.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Johnson-Flynn
Uave
Flynn
Johnson
San Francisco
Curley
Anholz
Big Stunts Today At Aviation Race Meet In Montana
Cooper arrives from New York with Curtiss plane but weather delays test flight. Three aviators ready for exhibitions include Oldfield and Heineman. Program lists ten events from a ten mile marathon to aeroplane exhibitions and car races with cash prizes and final heats set for July 5 depending on weather and results.
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D. Cooper
Curtiss Aviation Company
New York
Cooper
Barney Oldfield
Heineman
Wild Bhi” Peitsch
Peasine
3. M. Gans
John Stevens
Richard Deegan
William Crohan
J D. Cooper
Montana
Curnow
Opie
J. E
Patrante
Herbert Riley
Art Hayes
Peter Holmes
J. E. Jeffries
A. E. Bilge
Lew Heineman
Prince Henry
Benz
Nose Out In Los Angeles In Oakland Late Rally
Oakland scored two runs in the eighth inning aided by two LA errors to edge Los Angeles 4 1. Batteries included Jon Brooks Christian Malarkey and Mitee for the Oakland club while the Los Angeles batter implied was Pa Oaigande with four hits amid a troubled outing.
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Los Angeles
Howard
Oakland
Jon Brooks
Christian
Malarkey
Mitee
Luck Sticks to the Giants in Doubleheader Sweep
New York stretched its winning streak to nineteen by taking a doubleheader from Brooklyn. Marquard set a major league record with his nineteenth straight win, while a passed ball in the eighth inning aided Shafer’s score. Philadelphia beat Boston as Hoss struck in the seventh and eighth.
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Brooklyn
Mar~quard
Rucker
Shafer
Erwin
Snodal
Boston
Philadeipnie
Hoss Nara
Boston Poal Aok
Philadel
Rasiden
Curtis
Chalmers
Schultz
Doin
Boston Tops Home Team After Band and Fireworks
Boston won by exploiting Philadelphia errors after a pregame band concert and fireworks. The world pennant remained with Philadelphia, raised by players from both teams. Washington played a doubleheader, with Washington winning one of the games.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Beore
Nseah
R. Collins
Carrigan
Combs
Lapp
Passes Make Difference in Northwestern League Wins
Northwest League notes tell of Shank's ninth inning triple driving a first game win as Fisher and Johnson excel in the second. Detroit beats Cleveland with Graney injuring his right shoulder while an upcoming rain delay affects St Louis Chicago and other games on the slate. Portland hosts Vancouver with costly errors and passes sealing the outcome. Sepulveda Doty Harris contribute to the Vancouver defeat.
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AE Murphy
Miser
Hyeleman
Toner
Hester
Kelly
Gibson
Faudebrand
Ogden
ATION
Mt. Pofesster
Schimpfi
Mineoula
Whalen
Alt Lake
Spencer
Murray
Wood
Helena Perkins
Stan Don Jensen
Erickson
Certo
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Chicago
Jensen
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Faye
Bacrifice York
Van
Hes
Louis
Hildebrand
Stone Hayes
Stone
Jensen Falla
Shank
Fisher
Johnson
Sweeney
Messer
Ainemith
Portland
Vancouver
Tatterlevelford
Sepulveda
Doty
Harris
Sensational Seattle Victory and Spokane Loss Recall
In Seattle July 3 a great game saw Victoria and Fullerton display fine pitching behind strong defense. Spokane lost after Cooney’s wild ninth inning throw. Leonard started strong, Kraft relieved, Cadreau finished. Beere pitched well amid ragged support. other scores include Louisville 2 Toledo 1 and St Paul 6 Milwaukee 0. Berlin sewage system details noted.
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Victoria
Fullerton
Lone Tally
Allerton
Whaling
Concannon
Meek
Spokane
s—Cooney
Myers
Leonard
Kraft
Cadreau
Schmutz
Beere
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Soa Tacoma Pian Ge Hatteries
Leonard, Rare, Cadreau and
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Two Morning Games Set as Mountmen Clash at Harrison Avenue
Butte and Missoula prepare for a third meeting at 19:08 at Harrison Avenue grounds. Manager McCafferty aims to repeat Tuesday’s double win. Dell, Maloney, and Zamloch are listed for the two games. Kafora back to catcher. Leo may play third after illness. A double header is slated with the first game at the race track. overnight soaking did not ruin the field.
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Butte
3Fissoula
Harrison Avenue
McCafferty
Mountmen
Dell
Maloney
Zamloch
Heaver
Blankenship
Highlanders
Kafora
Leo
Mes
Pat Harly Wins Single Boat Race at Luna Lake
Pat Harly captured the single boat race at Luna Lake finishing two lengths ahead of William Paul with D. H. Morgan third. The quarter mile contest faced a headwind and a late miscue by Sid Doyle on the first turn altered results. Other entrants included Camhurston Me Devaux Mike Curran Connors and R Walsh. The canoe race was postponed to tomorrow with Doyle aiming to beat Harly.
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Luna Lake
William Paul
D. H. Morgan
Paul Nine Coats Facal
Sid Doyle
Camhurston
ME. Devaux
Mike Curran
Connors
R. Walsh
Doyle
Harry
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