Butte and Helena Split On A Fourth Of July Night
Butte won the first game 13 to 0 in a fireworks filled Independence Day affair at the gardens. Helena edged Butte 7 to 6 in eleven innings in the second, a tense hair line contest. Kellie and Slow Ball Ames troubled both lineups while Marshall thrilled the stands with catches and aggressive base running. Cronin doubled home the decisive run in the eleventh for Helena as the Vigilantes overcame a late scare.
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Hound Marshall Leads Wild Base Run In Seventh Inning
The game featured a late surge as Hound Marshall entered, stole bases, and sparked crowd acclaim. Hutte delivered long hits while Fowler struggled with assignments. Duddy made a slipping line drive grab as the affair turned from tight to a free-milling shootout.
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Cleveland Beats Detroit 4 to 2 on July Fourth
In a doubleheader, Cleveland defeated Detroit 4 to 2 in the afternoon game as Willett held Cleveland to one hit after the sixth, with Turner Jackson Lajoie and Graney driving in four runs. Detroit led early with Bush’s single and Viet’s homer, but heat and weather interruptions favored Cleveland. Morning game featured Kellogg dominant for Helena with a seven run eighth inning in Field A as bats exploded for seven runs led by Hight and doubles, while Kellogg scored on a miss. Evening and other notes describe weather storms, scoring, and fielding miscues across multiple games.
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Erickson shines as Salt Lake wins doubleheader
Salt Lake defeated Ogden in both ends of a July 4 doubleheader, 4 to 2 and 5 to 4. Pitcher Erickson starred by delivering two home runs and three RBIs across the two games, contributing key hits and solid pitching in the Salt Lake victory.
Standings of the Clubs New York July 4 victory over Washington
New York defeated Washington in a July 4 afternoon game before a slim holiday crowd. McConnell held Washington to five hits and Moeller grounded out with bases loaded in the ninth for the final out. Afternoon score shows New York over Washington. morning notes include Washington shutting out New York.
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Pacific Coast and Western Tri-State League Scores
In the Pacific Coast League Louisville defeated Indianapolis 54 to 16 and Kansas City beat Milwaukee 77 to 4. In the Western Tri-State League North Yakima edged Walla Walla 1 to 0 and Boise town Pendleton tied 1 to 0.
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Harlowton Defeats Big Timber In Record Fourth Crowd
In Harlowton on July 4 the Harlowton team beat Big Timber before a record Fourth of July crowd. The game featured strong play from Batteries-Gravette and Moores Crawford Hodgins, with the action continuing into Chicago where the Chicago Athletic Association Stars led in the National Junior Amateur Athletic Union at Grant Park.
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Rube Tops Gnap Rucker In Brooklyn Tilt
July 4 baseball across major leagues features New York beating Brooklyn 9 to 6 with Marquard outpitching Rucker as New York’s hitting and fielding shine. Morning crowd sees New York win 6 to 2. Chicago split with Cincinnati 4–0 and 6–3 behind Brown and Ames. Philadelphia and Boston split games 6–2 and 1–4 as Innaneomia tops Boston in the afternoon. Pittsburgh and St Louis battle to a 11-inning 2–2 tied game with both clubs hampered by pitching and timely hitting.
Illinois club runner defeats Strobine in five mile race
James Ray of the Illinois Athletic Club won over Strobine, an Olympic point winner, by several yards in the five mile event. The meet featured a varied points tally with many clubs earning places including Milnois A. C., Boston A. A., North Dorchester, New Orleans G. C., Xavier AC, and others.
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Mandot to Return and Pursue Ritchie Match Says Walsh
Mandot's manager Tommy Walsh predicts a comeback for Mandot after recent coast fights. Walsh plans to bring Mandot back to Chicago for a September bout with either Cross or Rivers, targeting a shot at Ritchie and praising Mandot's form after rest.
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Dundee Edges Dixon In Ten Rounds At Albuquerque
Johnny Dundee of New York won a decision over Tommy Dixon of Kansas City after ten rounds in Albuquerque New Mexico. Dundee scored three knockdowns, dominated with speed and distance judgment, while Dixon fought back with solid right and left hooks and a strong uppercut. The final round was a relentless exchange as both tried for a knockout.
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Tommy Dixon
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Fatal motorcycle race crash in Medford claims driver Don Helms
In Medford Oregon on July 4 Don Helms 20 crashed during a five mile auto race when his car collided with another turning turtle. Helms died within ten minutes. Mechanician Marks was pinned under the car but escaped with a broken hip and bruises. In Los Angeles early today a fire destroyed nearly all Venice and Oakland Co league team equipment at Washington baseball park including uniforms bats and field paraphernalia. Police spotted the blaze from a lumber yard nearby and noted the bleachers suffered damage with an estimated value of 2500.
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Willard Stops Williams in Eighth in Reno Bout
Jess Willard the Kansas cowboy scored an easy win as the referee stopped the fight in the eighth round. Al Williams absorbed heavy punishment, with bleeding from mouth and nose, while Willard, taller and more experienced, claimed the victory.
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Electrics Defeat Highlanders in Fourth of July Doubleheader
In Missoula the Highlanders failed to hit with men on base as Electrics win both Fourth of July games. Duffy pitched a superb morning game shutting out the locals 3 to 0 with only two safeties. Dell beat Bolten in a pitchers' duel 4 to 1 in the afternoon.
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Western League results recap with scattered scores
In a terse Western League update Des Moines trails St Joseph zero to two while Wichita Topeka shows six to eight and Omaha three to two. Sioux City dominates seven to zero and Denver eleven to twelve with Lincoln nine to thirteen. The second game in progress stalls in the seventh due to darkness.
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English girl adopts cooking as a profession and teaching
An English girl plans to devote herself to teaching the essential art of cooking, arguing that refined dress and nicer kitchens would dispel the view of cooking as drudgery. A boa constrictor sighting near Port-au-Spain leads to a log-stabbing expedition revealing three snakes. J H Harris notes industrial drive among native Africans and Nigerian farmers achieve large turnovers. In 1638 Paris tested prepaid letters with pillar boxes but mice spoiled the mail.
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J. H. Harris
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Wilding Regains All England Title With Straight Sets
New Zealand’s W. Wilding defeated Maurice McLoughlin of the United States in straight sets to retain the Wimbledon all England singles championship. Wilding showed superior form, handling the American’s serve and rallies as the match wore on. The crowd of about 7,000 at Wimbledon witnessed a high‑quality, determined performance from the champion.
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Wilding
New Zealand
Maurice B. McLoughlin
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Old Plunger Wins San Francisco to Los Angeles Race
In Butte, fans recall E. E. B. Howlett as a heavy western plunger. Last night his racing car, entered in the San Francisco to Los Angeles event, took first place over Barney Oldfield. The prize reached $50,000 and the car was driven by Frank Vorbeck, a newcomer to racing.
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E. E B. Howlett
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Barney Oldfield
Frank Vorbeck
Baseball Tonight Columbia Games Electrics versus Entre Nous
Admission 35c including car fare. Tickets on sale at Wigar Stores. Game called at 6:30.
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