Butte wallops Aberdeen in Fourth of July rout
Fourth of July crowd fills Butte with firecrackers as Captain Cartright hits a homer and Bill Hurley key hits spark a 12 to 4 victory over Aberdeen. Don Starkell opposed by Lee Samuels. misplays in the second frame open the way for Butte’s decisive fourth inning rally and outcome.
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Bill Hurley
Cartright
Black Cats
Bill
Irby
Aberdeen
Butte
Homer
Red Brown
Russ Hall
Seattle
Don Starkell
Lee Samuels
Householder
Fitzgerald
Samuels
Triple swing lifts Butte to win in late rally
In a tense Aberdeen at Butte game, Cartright’s third inning triple sparked a rally as Streib, Samuels and Moore produced scoring plays. Butte’s late innings added four runs across the fifth to seventh frames, with Stis and Kreitz keying a major comeback before their defense sealed the 6 4 victory.
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Butte
Cartright
Streich
Householder
Streib
Samuels
Fitzgerald
Moore
Dudley
Kreitz
Brown
Swain
Hurley
Boettiger
Black Cats
Starkell
Irby
van Buren
Club House
Bender
William
Charles
Cody Brinker
Stis
Roller
Sammy
Aberdeen
Cats
City Rivalry Softball Doubleheader Results Summary
Kansas City split with Milwaukee 3-1 and 2-1 in a twin bill. Louisville beat Columbus 4-1 and 6-4. Indianapolis dropped to Toledo 1-2 in both games. St Paul edged Minneapolis 5-4 and 8-0 after twelve innings in the first contest.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Northwestern League Tigers and Indians Split Doubleheader
Spokane and Tacoma split a Spokane doubleheader with a 4-2 Spokane win and a 4-3 Tacoma win in the ninth inning. Kid Bresino starred for Spokane with a two base hit and key defensive plays while Hall, Killilay, McCarter and Chandler produced late rallies in a tense day of Northwest League action.
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Dispatch
Spokane
Tacoma
Chile Concarne
Stevens
Hall
Roberts
West
McCarter
Chandler
Killilay
Clynes
Tigers
Captain Hulen
Kid Bresino
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Dunn
Hulen
Lynch
R. H. FE
Oprah Mo
Ecomma c. Tar
Shea
R. E Tacoma
Butler
Galaski
Ehret
Seattle and Vancouver Split Doubleheader on July Fourth
Seattle and Vancouver split a doubleheader with Seattle winning 4 4 in the morning game and Vancouver taking the second 13 5. Cahill limped through center as Vancouver capitalized on Seattle errors. McKune injured at the plate. Matt Stanley broke a finger on a foul tip and is out for the season.
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Standard
Seattle
Vancouver
Cahill
Lussi
Hyatt
MecKune
Sugden
Jack Hickey
Mundorff
Hickey
Rush
Matt Stanley
McKune
Guy Meets
Weiser
Idaho
Heinrich
Allen
Stanley
Lau
Gordon
Getty
MeeKune
Erickson
Arbogast
Frary
Saltair and Salt Palace Set Two Bicycling Records
Salt Lake City July 4 saw two world records broken. Jackie Clark of Australia lowered the half mile open record from .56 to .55 2 5, while F A McFarland clocked two miles in 4 02 in an unlimited pursuit race at Salt Palace track.
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Salt Lake City
Saltair
Jackie Clark
Salt Palace
F. A. McFarland
Chicago Defeats St Louis In Morning Game
Chicago wins the morning contest against St Louis with a score of 4 to 2. Batteries White Walsh and Sullivan for Chicago and Graham Waddell Petty Criss Blue for St Louis.
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Chicago
Walsh
Manuel and Sullivan
Howell and Spencer
Philadelphia Defeats Boston in Morning Game
In Philadelphia this morning the Phillies beat the Red Stockings 3 to 0 after silencing Winters in the third inning. Winters, Pruitt and Carrigan opposed by Vickers and Powers in a pitcher battery duel.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Winters
R. H. E. Redmuore
Pruitt
Carrigan
Vickers
Powers
Chicago shuts out Pittsburg in first NL game on July Fourth
Chicago blanked Pittsburg 2 0 in the opener as Leever Leifeld and Gibson held the Pirates. In the second game Chicago won again to seize first place, with Leever Phillipe Cameron and Gibson aiding the shutout and Phelps Reulbach Moran in the batteries.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
R. H. E. Pica
Uc Dnc
Cin
Leever
Leifeld
Gibson
Brown
Moran
Kk. H
Morning game report between Brooklyn and Boston teams
Afternoon game featured Rucker’s strong pitching and bats from Lumley and Sheehan for Brooklyn. Batteries Rucker Bergen Dorner Young and Graham listed with a 5 6 score. other names include Boukes Lindaman Smith Pastorius Wilhelm Bell Ritter and Ritter.
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Rontoni
Toe
Brooklyin Cosaee
Fite
Young
Boukes
Lindaman
Smith
Pastorius
Wilhelm
Bell
Ritter
Rucker
Lumley
Sheehan
Brooklyn
Boston Meni Hic
Secon
Bergen
Dorner
Graham
St Louis Cincinnati Doubleheader Ends In Split
The St Louis and Cincinnati teams split a July 4 doubleheader with unclear first game scores. Batteries were Raymond and Ludwig in the first game and Doescher and Mclean. in the second game Higginbotham Beebe and Blair along with Ludwig Spade and Schlet noted as battery pairings.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
E. B
Raymond
Ludwig
Doescher
Mclean
J. H. EB
Louie ES
Aes Ieee
Portland Sweeps Doubleheader Over San Francisco on July Fourth
In San Francisco on July 4, Portland won both games against San Francisco. Morning contest ended 3 to 0 and the afternoon clash finished 6 to 3. Batteries featured Madden and La Longe in the credits, while Johnson and Madden starred in the second game with Henley and Berry.
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Washington
New York
Hi. H. EB
Wasringlon
Keeley
Hughes
Street
Manning
Newton
Blair
Johnson
New Yorks
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Portland
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Sorcocometree Tree
Groom and
Madden
Willis and
la Longe
Easlae Portland
Cee Coreeoes F. Keine
Baiseo Tancieco
Johnson and Madden
Henley and Berry
McCarthy Wins Wrestling Bout In Dillon Showdown
In Dillon on July 4 Young Earne of Livingston faced Jerry McCarthy of Butte for a $100 purse. McCarthy won the match by taking the first fall in 16 minutes, Earne captured the second in 12, and McCarthy claimed the final fall in 10 minutes. Referee was Kid Foley of Butte.
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Dillon
Young Earne
Livingston
Jerry McCarthy
Butte
McCarthy
Earne
Kid Foley
Thrilling track upset as Mabel Hollender leads wire to wire
At a crowded track yesterday, Mabel Hollender led from the start in a feature race, defeating favorites and drawing bets as L. C. Widing and Northwest trailed. Bonite then surprised by sprinting clear to win, while Honite upset a strong field in the third race. Later, Lyte Knight dominated the maiden division, and Savirida with E Clark rode away from Chippewa in a mile test before Grotto edged Madeline Musgrave to cap the program with a sharp finish.
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Jack Nunnady
Mary F
A. F. Dayton
Pasadena
L. C. Widing
Northwest
J. C. Clem
Sidney F. Taired
E. Sullivan
Mabel Hollender
Singleton
Sidney F
Cabin
Sullivan
Houstis
J. M. Cooper
Iron
Watson
Mendon
Bonite
John J. Rogers
Fonite
Royal Ben
W. L. Stanfield
Lyte Knight
Glendenning
Dr. Hollis
Prince Frederick
Nettie Hicks
Peerless Lass
Black Domino
Tea Tray II
Savirida
Chippewa
Etapa
Eduardo
Sainrida
Don
Clapton
Madeline Musgrave
J. H. Brannon
Grotto
Miss Danville
Mabel Fountain
Edrona
Denver
Musgrave
Brannon
Morea
Jones Butte Team Loses Dillon Game
Dillon Independents defeated the Butte Independents 4 to 1 in Dillon. Dillon scored three runs in the eighth, tying the game earlier. Califf pitched his first Dillon game and struck out ten while Butte had seven hits off him. Wilson allowed five. Batting orders are listed for both teams.
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Dillon
Butte Independents
Dillon Independents
Califf
Aberdeen
Butte
Wilson
Shelley
A. Merkle
Herwig
Elsey
Hoon
Short
Shea
Monahan
Hauswirth
Smith
Ripley
Ralston
Hammond
Rodman
Barry
Richmeyer
Kinnear
Fair Sex Watches Ong Lombard Go Fair
Spokane report of Louie Long and Charles Lombard drawing in a one round bout at Spirit Lake after long wrangling over pay. Lombard refused to fight for less than 300 due to an upcoming Calgary match with Canadian champion Lauder. Long finally took 125. Long showed strong defense in early rounds while Lombard dominated the later exchange. crowd included women and children and many Spokane fans.
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Wash
Louie Long
Charles Lombard
Chicago
Spirit Lake
Lombard
Lauder
Calgary
Long
Results on Tracks First Race Six Furlongs Sultan Wins
Six furlongs race results list winner The Sultan with Prestige and Vivant in order and times. Subsequent races include Black Mate Victory with Josie 8 second and Cone vent Belle third, Quassi leads over J F Donohue and Ten Row, and the Celebration handicap sees Gloria first Lotus Eater second Edwin T Fryer third with times noted. Other events record winners Lee Harrison Jr and Barn ey Oldfield with seconds and thirds, and The Mist takes the Kangley handicap in six furlongs.
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Sultan
Prestige
Vivant
Black Mate
Josie
Cone Vent Belle
Quassi
J. F. Donohue
Ten Row
Gloria
Lotus Eater
Edwin T. Fryer
Sir Lynne Wins First Race at Six and Half Furlongs
Sir Lynne takes the opener over Rosimiro and Sar accinescu in 1 22 at six and a half furlongs. Rosimiro finishes second, Sar accinescu third. The field completes in 1:22. Second race runs about two and a half miles with Simon Pure prevailing over Economy and Altar in 5:11. Economy is runner-up, Altar third. Third race covers six furlongs with Statesman the winner, Torbellino second and Footpad third in 1:16 2-5. Fourth race at a mile and a quarter sees Priscillian win, Firestone second, Royal Tourist third in 2:06 3-5. Fifth race mile and a half results: Brother Jonathan first, Beauclevc second, Crackshot third in 2:34 2-5. Sixth race mile and sixteenth goes to Question Mark, Delerium second, George G. Hall third in 1:48 3-5.
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Sir Lynne
Rosimiro
Saraccinescu
Simon Pure
Economy
Altar
Statesman
Torbellino
Footpad
Priscillian
Firestone
Royal Tourist
Jonathan
Beauclevc
Crackshot
Delerium
George G. Hall
Five and a half furlongs opener races set
First race won by Jully with Caudin second and Gerrymanc der third. Time 1 05 1 5. Hannibal Bey captured the six furlong second race with Merrick second and Beth Good third. Time 1 15. Elizabeth Harwood won five and a half furlongs in the third with Miss Critten den second and Plume third. Time 1 08. Pinkola won the mile and a sixteenth fourth with Monsignor second and Ker chival third. Time 1 46 3 5. Water Lake led the mile and a sixteenth fifth with The Thorn second and George Young third. Time 1 47. Mirzer won, Stone Street second, Misa Lida third. Time 1 40 2 5.
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Jully
Caudin
Gerrymancder
Hannibal Bey
Merrick
Beth Goodwin
Elizabeth Harwood
Miss Crittenden
Plume
Pinkola
Monsignor
Kerchival
Bozeman Edges Livingston In Tight 3 2 Game
Bozeman defeated Livingston 3 to 2 in a close afternoon contest. Senter made a highlight catch, Snyder collected three hits for Bozeman, and Wylie of Livingston pulled off several sharp catches. Lineups featured Stewart, Hunker, Wasson, and others for Bozeman alongside Hart, West, Morse, and Wylie for Livingston.
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Livingston
Snyder
Wylie
Stewart
Hunker
Wasson
Aubin
Hapner
Kelly
Senter
Russell
Hart
West
Morse
Mueller
Nelson
Muckleston
Graves
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