Champs Defeat Frisky Cubs in Rain Interruption clásico
In Cincinnati on July 3 the champions beat the Cubs 5 to 3 after a rain delay of about half an hour at the end of the fifth inning. Battery details list Tyler, Martin, Vaughn and Killifer for the champions with Sallee and Allen, Daly, Wingo for the Cubs.
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Cubs
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Chicago
Tyler
Martin
Vaughn
Killifer
Sallee
Allen
Daly
Wingo
Pittsburg Beats St Louis 8 to 1 In Pinch Meet
St Louis failed to solve Cooper as Pittsburg won 8 to 1. Batteries Cooper Goodwin North, Haefner and Dilhoefer starred for Pittsburg, while R H H E Pittsburg StaveN Saekocvs Gene appear as garbled OCR text.
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Cooper
Pittsburg
R. HH. E. Pittsburg Staven Saekocvs
Civeseseaves
Goodwin
North
Haefner
Dilhoefer
Phillies stop Brooklyn with 5 2 win in two innings
Brooklyn’s five game streak ends as Philadelphia bats spoil Mamaux with three hits in the second and two more in the sixth aided by a pass and two Brooklyn errors. Batteries Smith and Wheat for Philadelphia Mamaux Smith Mohart and Miller for Brooklyn. First game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Phillies
Mamaux
Philadelphia
Sitte Sa
A. Ee Poi Sooo
St Occuees Bake A. Oe
Smith
Mohart
Miller
Wet Grounds
New York Complete Sweep Of Doubleheader Victory
New York swept Philadelphia in a doubleheader winning 5 to 0 and 4 to 2. Pitchers Mays and Ruel led the first game, while Collins and Hannah paced the second. Philadelphia suffered a decisive series loss as New York claimed both games.
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New York
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Gratsa
Lee Els
PBMC
Bos Cats
Mays
Ruel
Perry
Perkins
Owe Vole
Sto Aa
Collins
Hannah
Naylor
Cleveland Wins Second Detroit Game 6 3 After Bunching Hits
DETROIT July 3 Cleveland bats cluster across four innings to score six runs and defeat Detroit 6 to 3 in the second game of the series. Batteries Bagby and O’Neill, Oldham and Stanage, Manion.
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Cleveland
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Bagby
O'Neill
Oldham
Stanage
Manion
Chicago Defeats St Louis Behind Weilman and Leifield Hit Parade
Chicago hammered St. Louis 11 to 3 as Weilman and Leifield sparked a 16 hit attack amassing 24 bases. Also noted were contributions from Billings Faber and Schalk, with standout performances listed for Weilman Leifield and Billings.
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Weilman
Leifield
St. Louis
Rm HH
Sats Meiprase Wks
Sc Ak
Billings
Faber and Schalk
Americans win finals in British tennis doubles at Wimbledon
On July 3, C. S. Garland of Pittsburgh and R. Morris Williams of Boston defeated A. R. F. Kingscote and J. C. Parke of Britain in the British doubles final, taking three of four sets 4-6 6-4 7-5 6-2. Gerald L. Patterson of Australia and Mile, Susanne Lenglen of France won the mixed doubles final over Randolph Lycett and Elizabeth Ryan.
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C. S. Garland
Pittsburg
R. Morris Williams
Boston
A. R. F. Kingscote
J. C. Parke
Gerald L. Patterson
Australia
Mile
Susanne Lenglen
France
Randolph Lycett
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Magdalen Wins Race for Challenger Cup at Henley
Magdalen College Oxford defeated the Leander eight in the final for the grand challenger cup. J Beresford Jr. won by 7 minutes 24 seconds over D H L Collan. Beresford also won the diamond sculls, beating D H L Gollen in 8 minutes 57 seconds. Thames Rowing Club beat Caius College by a length in the Thames challenge cup, time 7 minutes 43 seconds.
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Magdalen College
Oxford
Magdalen
J. Beresford Jr
D. H. L. Collan
Beresford
J Beresford Jr
D. H. L. Gollen
Thames Rowing Club
Caius College
Machine Shop Team Challenges Local Baseball Field
A new team formed yesterday afternoon in the machine shop at the smelter issues a challenge to meet any and all. Lineup includes Brazill catcher Nolan pitcher Mulligan shortstop Harrington first base Ferguson second base Gallagher third base Jones Bliss and Winn in the outfield.
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Mulligan
Harrington
Ferguson
Gallagher
Jones
Bliss
Winn
Baseball scores and calling details at ninth inning
The scores show Columbus 3, Toledo 4, Milwaukee 4, Kansas City 2, St. Paul 9, Minneapolis 4, Indianapolis 4 and Louisville 4. The game was called in the ninth inning due to wet grounds.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Hornsby Reaches 100 Hits In National League Lead
Chicago July 3 Roger Hornsby St Louis star collected his hundredth hit of the season in the win over Cincinnati becoming the first NL player to reach triple digits. He leads NL with .880 average as Cy Williams and Robertson also homer amid rivalry for batting honors. Babe Ruth homered twice to reach 24 for the year while Speaker and Jackson chase Sisler at .413 and .394 respectively.
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Roger Hornsby
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cy Williams
Philadelphia
Robertson
Hornsby
St. Louisan
Williams
Babe” Ruth
New York
Ruth
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Joe Jackson
George Sisler
Speaker
Jackson
Fourth of July Handicap Golf Tournament Opens
The annual tournament begins with an 18 hole qualifying round at the Country Club today and tomorrow. Three fourths of the difference between handicaps will decide match play. First round pairings include Morrow vs bye Blair vs Jackson Hunter vs bye Dean vs bye Wood vs bye Handley vs bye Abbott vs Howard Loux vs bye.
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B. S. Morrow
S. T. Blair
George C. Jackson
S. D. Hunter
G. A. Dean
R. P. Wood
R. W. Handley
Princeton Man Takes First Event in England
Theodore C. Speers of Princeton won the hammer throw at 140 feet 5 and one half inches, claiming the opening event of the British Amateur Athletic Association championship in Stamford Bridge England. B G D Rudd of Oxford took the half mile in 1 minute 55 and four fifths seconds, while H F W Edwards of the Polytechnic Harriers captured the 100 yard dash in ten seconds.
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England
Associated Press
Princeton
Theodore C. Speers
British Amateur Athletic Association
Speers
B. G. D. Rudd
Oxford
H. F. W. Edwards
Polytechnic Harriers
Johnson’s bout halted by governor in California
San Diego July 3 Gov Estaban Cantela of Lower California, via telegram from Mexicali, bars the 20 round heavyweight bout scheduled for Monday at Tia Juana between Jack Johnson former champion and Al Norton Pacific coast contender.
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Cal
Estaban Cantela
Lower California
Tia Juana
Mexicali
Jack Johnson
al Norton
Pacific Coast
National clay court tennis championships draw strong field
Chicago on July 3 reports closing entries for the tenth annual national clay court championships opening next Saturday. Key entrants include W E Davis and Roland Roberts of San Francisco, Vincent Richards of New York, Walter Hayes and Ralph Burdick of Chicago, Joe Armstrong of Minneapolis, and Fred Josties with Theodore Drewes of St Louis. Last year champion William M Johnston of San Francisco is currently in England.
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W. E. Davis
Roland Roberts
San Francisco
Vincent Richards
New York
Walter Hayes
Ralph Burdick
Joe Armstrong
Minneapolis
Fred Josties
Theodore Drewes
St Louis
William M. Johnston
England
Track and Field Meet in Pittsburg Attracts Nearly 200
Nearly 200 athletes are entered in the track and field meet to be held here today under the auspices of the American Industrial Athletic association.
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Pittsburg
American Industrial Athletic Association
Yale's Maxwell Banks Defeats Robinson in Intercollegiate Tennis
Philadelphia report says Maxwell Banks of Yale defeated P D Robinson Jr of Harvard in the intercollegiate tennis championship near here today with set scores 6-3 6-3 6-4. Banks wins the title in a straight-sets victory on the campus court.
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Philadelphia
Maxwell Banks
Yale
PD. P. Robinson Jr
Harvard
Ais Vereere
Vernon, 2-4, Beattie, 11-7, Oakland, 4, Portland, 6
Sports score snippet lists Vernon defeating Beattie by 2 to 4 over Oakland at Portland with multiple city teams totaling 6 Sacramento 4 and Los Angeles 0 in a terse geographic results card.
Bomb explosion buries 156 in Bulgarian theater blast
A Bosla dispatch reports the Odeon theater in Philippopolis Bulgaria was blown by a bomb with about 156 people buried under the wreckage. The incident dominates today’s papers and raises questions over who was responsible.
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Berlin
Bosla
Odeon
Philippopolis
Bulgaria
Anaconda Home Robbed of 50 Gallons of Whiskey
Victor Yonck reported thieves entered his rear door home at 411 East Commercial Avenue near the police station and took 50 gallons of 10 year old whiskey valued at $2,000. A $100 reward is offered. This follows another liquor theft in Anaconda last week and rumors of a $6,000 loss from a west valley ranch.
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Victor Yonck
East Commercial Avenue
Yonck
Anaconda
West Valley
Celebrate Fourth in Old-Time Way in Anaconda
Anaconda plans an old fashioned Fourth with a Homestead No. 312 Yeomen picnic at Silver Lake on Monday July 5. Special trains from Butte at 8:30 am and Anaconda at 9:30 am will carry guests, with return trips at 7:30 pm. Activities include dancing all day, a ball game, and sport program, plus a City league clash at Washoe park diamonds and dancing at Washoe park pavilion and Moose hall.
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Anaconda Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Silver Lake
Butte
Colored Giants
Anaconda City League
Washoe Park
General Office
Foundry
Washoe Park Pavillion
Moose Hall
Victim of Accident Succumbs to Injuries at 34
Eli Tamasovich died last evening at St. Ann's hospital from injuries sustained at the airline near the smelter on June 26. A native of Serbia, 34, he lived at 212 Washington and worked as a smelter switchman after earlier postings in Treadwell Alaska and Plumas County California. Survived by wife and four children Michael Anna Walter and Sarah, with funeral arrangements pending. He was active in St. George's society, the mill and smelter men's union, and a Serbian fraternal society in Juneau.
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St. Ann’s Hospital
Serbia
Anaconda
Treadwell
Alaska
Plumas County
Cal
St. George's Society
Mill and Smelter Men’s Union
Masons Observe Fourth With Glass Initiation
Yesterday a large Masonic ceremony at the local temple conferred advanced degree work on six candidates including T, P, Thompson, William McVicara, Charles Goose, ABE, Post, AK Hibner and RR Benson. The event opened at 1 pm and closed late. a 6 pm dinner followed with O A Johnson presiding. A substantial delegation from Butte joined about 75 visiting members, Anaconda lodge members opened the session and the final rites were performed by the visitors.
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Masonic Temple
T, P, Thompson
William McVicara
Charles Goose
Post
Hibner
R. R. Benson
Temple
O. A. Johnson
Acacia Lodge
Butte
Metropoelis
Anaconda
Anaconda Clerks Union Seeks Meeting on Wage and By Law Changes
All retail clerks are requested to attend a Tuesday night meeting to discuss wage scales revisions to the constitution and by laws, opening and closing hours, and the election of officers. Bring your union back and do not fail.
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Anaconda Clerks
Real Sportsman Goes to Madison
Dr. I. C. Treece, long in charge of the state spawning station at Stuart Mill spring, leaves for Madison valley to take charge of the McAllister hatchery. He takes 400000 native trout spawn to Meadowbrook hatchery for incubation. Bassett will oversee Stuart Mill springs in his absence, with McAllister regarded as a top state fish station under Treece.
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I. C. Treece
Stuart Mill Spring
Madison Valley
McAllister
Meadowbrook
Georgetown
Anaconda
Treece
E. B. Bassett
Stuart Mill Springs
Day of Real Sport Ends as Sheriff Reels In Teens
Three Anaconda boys Gene Reardon William Matelich and Kinky Walsh hired a car for a fishing trip to the north fork of the Big Hole. Their mothers asked for their return for the Fourth. Under Sheriff Henault pursued with Leon Merrick in a racer and intercepted the group around 1:50 PM after they left at 11 AM.
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Henault
Ralston Ranch
North Fork
Wilds
Gene Reardon
William Matelich
Walsh
Jacobson
Big Hole
Sheriff's Office
Leon Merrick
Anaconda News In Brief Highlights Local Trips And Plans
The Friends of Irish Freedom meet in A O H hall. Several residents plan Fourth of July trips by auto to Missoula Billings Clinton Great Falls and Yellowstone Park. Folks join relatives in North Dakota Idaho and Montana while others remain for fishing and outings in the Madison valley. A funeral and a millinery sale are noted along with a planned automobile trip to the park.
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