Four long shots win on opening race day
Weather kept crowds away as Montana racing opened with eight and a half thousand fans watching four long shots prevail. Envy topped the fourth while Dublin John, Beverstein, Parlor Boy and Island Queen also turned in notable performances amid heavy track conditions and jockeys McEwen Morse and Bezanson in action.
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Din Catterata
Taiind
Queen
Abe
Dublin
Jona
Sabre
Bever Stein
Fate
Ji Casterata
Envy
Parlor Boy
Cw Ton
Dan Cragson
Price
Floral Park
Louisvil
Railor
Boy
Havy
Mona Conemann
Ameri
Cima
Parior
Envy. Miller
McEwen
Roy
Americus
Mrs. Gamp
Kenilworth
Farlor Boy
Mona Canmann
Critical series ends with New York sweep in 11 innings
In Philadelphia on July 2 New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 in 11 innings to complete a four game sweep. Demarate and Fromme pitched strongly with men on base while Alexander and Killifer backed them for Philadelphia. Herzog doubled in the 11th, Murray walked, Dolan scored on Snodgrass' grounder. Brooklyn and Boston were routed 17 to 0 as Boston bats battered Stack and Warner for 20 hits. Chicago beat Cincinnati 6 to 1 as Lavender held the visitors to six hits. Devore tripled in the eighth to spark the scoring and save the shutout.
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Philadelphia
New York
Demaree
Fromme
Alexander
Chicago
Suggs
Cincinnati
Athletics
Keating
Brown
Oldring
Brown Keating
Ile Connell
Hanley
Pittsburg Beats St Louis Four Runs in Open Game
Pittsburg defeats St Louis 4 to 0 as Pittsburg mounts six hits and strong defense. lineup changes include Hyatt at fast base and Miller in short field for Butler. Harmon held St Louis to remaining score with bases loaded, three singles and a triple settling the game. Other notes report Johnson bond forfeiture ruling and McGraw Brennan suspension after a fist fight. Cincinnati completes Sheckard deal. Gonzaga football date fixed.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Pitsburg
Brillant
Hyatt
Miller
Butler
Hendrix
Harmon
R. H
Louis
MatteriesHarmon
Wingo
Simon
Rival teams set for November Spokane football clash
Announced today that arrangements are closed with the University of Montana for a football game in Spokane between rival elevens on Saturday afternoon November 2. Cincinnati reports the death of Georg Semmons, famed trainer of the Cincinnati National League club, from heat after an appendectomy. Manager Mester of Great Falls Union Association sells pitcher Reece Williams to St. Louis Nationals for 2000 dollars, delivery in September.
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Treasener
National League
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Brennan
Philadelphia
Brenan
Cincinnati
Cincinnes
James
Sheckard
St. Louis
University of Montana
Spokane
Georg Oe" Semmons
National League Baseball Club
Iliscoula
Mester
Great’ Falls Union Association
St. Louis Na Uionala
Reece Williams
Two Doubles Decide Long Game in Washington
Boston July 2 A 1 0 extra inning win for Washington over Boston after two-base hits in the fifteenth ended the game. Collins bested Johnson in hits while Johnson fielded brilliantly but his teammates failed to spark offense. Washington finally capitalized in the late innings as Milan, Gana, and Gandil produced the run.
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Johnson
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Washington
Collins
Washiston
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Gana
Morgan
Speaker
Shanks
Gandil
Rie
Hildebrand Shuts Out Highlanders in Best Pitching Showing
Great Falls pitcher Hildebrand blanked the Highlanders as Missoula won. Stolen bases credited to Kelly and Hester. Jay-Changnon to Auerto turned a double play. Daly issued six walks, Hildebrand one. Daly fanned one, Hildebrand four. Daly allowed five hits in three innings, none in the fourth for a short relief stint. Left on base five for Great Falls and four for Missoula. Time of game one hour and minutes. Umpire Frary.
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Tiuelsman
Wright
Ogden Drops Third Despite Two Home Runs
Ogden collected two home runs but still lost the game in a regional matchup. The loss drops their record to a challenging position as opponents capitalize on key moments and late innings.
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Ogden
Spend the Day at Columbia Gardens with Concerts
Advertisement invites the public to enjoy grand band concerts by the Boston and Montana bands with Signor Liberati in cornet solos at Columbia Gardens. Thomas 1, son of Mr and Mrs Owen Parnell, died yesterday from scarlet fever and pneumonia at 629 West Granite Street. The funeral is private this afternoon at the family home. survivors include his parents a brother and grandmother Mrs Thomas Gracey.
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Signor Liberati
Adv
Thomas 1
Owen Parnell
West
Granite Street
Thomas Gracey
Anderson Favorite on Night Before Battle
Los Angeles July 1 odds favor Bud Anderson over Teach Cross in tomorrow's meeting with promoters projecting Anderson as the likely winner. Both fighters weighed near weight limits and local bets narrowed to about 6-to-4 in favor of Anderson with Cross carrying the shorter odds of 2-to-1. Also noted are scores: Omaha 8 Sioux City 2 and Des Moines 2 St. Joseph 1 and Wichita 5 Topeka 8.
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Bud” Anderson
Teach Cross
New York
Anderson
Cross
Ritchie
Tv Tra
Omaha
Sioux City
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Wichita
Topeka
Commander Andrews Ordered to Command Maryland Cruiser
Commander Philip Andrews of the Montana is reassigned to command the armored cruiser Maryland with the Pacific Fleet, relieving Captain John M. Ellicott who retired yesterday. The Montana sits at Portsmouth Navy Yard for recon work as Andrews awaits promotion to captain after sea service. There are 3,424 languages and dialects spoken worldwide.
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Philip Andrews
Montana
Maryland
John M. Ellicott
Navy Yard
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Andrews
Bureau of Navy
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