Doubleheader Controversy Clouds Missoula Butte Games
Missoula swept a day-night doubleheader at the ball park losing the first 6 to 2 to Butte and winning the second as Butte protested game timing and rules. McCafferty and Blankenship clashed over start delays and a disputed play at home plate sparked a lengthy protest before play resumed. Schils hit well for Missoula while Schile and Tobin starred for the visitors in the second game amid appeals and bench warnings.
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Ogden Slugging Crew Dominates Doubleheader
Ogden won both games in a July 5 doubleheader, aided by heavy hitting. The squad capitalized on 11 recorded errors by Electrics, five of which were charged to Whalen. First game score details follow in the report.
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Pacific Coast League scoring and pitching notes update
In a July report from Los Angeles, seven runs on eight hits off Laverens led to his early removal, failing to slow Oakland who then surged ahead. Sheehan hit his fourth single as Sacramento saw Lewis and a triple support key runs, with a dull Boston-like showcase at Prasco and San Francisco mixed results. American Association results include St Paul, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, and other midwestern games with late-night scores and weather delays.
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Tetzlaff Wins 200 Mile Tacoma Race at Lakeview
In Tacoma July 1 1924 Tetzlaff won the 200 mile heavy car race at Montamara motor contests on Lakeview before 24000 spectators. Mulford set a world record on the seventh lap while tire trouble hampered his run after fierce speed through dangerous curves. Tetlaff led most of the event stopping briefly for tires and Kaseline, finishing in 20482 45 100, with Mulford over a lap back.
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Chicago Stars Triumph Over Detroit as Heat Affects Lineup
Minemith Fisher Warhop and Chicago defeated Detroit with Harry Lord of Chicago retiring in the third after heat exhaustion. Zelder substituted as suspension was lifted by Manager Callahan. Batteries were credited to Waieh Kuhn Works and Stanage. Games today schedule Cleveland at Chicago Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia.
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Golf semi finals scheduled today at Butte Country Club
Goodsport members at Butte Golf Club saw Turner cup second round results with Goodale beating Artur 2 up and 1 to play, Sales defeated Carr 3 up 2 to play, Le Longley over Couse 7 up 6 to play, and Heslet versus Frazier unresolved. Semi finals pit Goodale against Bales and Longley against Heslet or Frazier. Case cup results included Berrier over Holbrook by default, Smith over Campbell 1 up, Case over Daniels 3 up 2 to play, and McCrimmons over Clinton 1 up. Semis set: Berrier vs Smith and Case vs Mecrimmon. Fadtion tournament for the Case cup to begin today with large female entry.
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Big Six Gets His Revenge In New York Victory
Mathewson returns strong after yesterday's knockout, defeating Brooklyn as New York drives Barger off in under an inning. Kent relieves and delivers a solid game in a high tension contest between major league rivals.
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Senators Win Long Battle in 18 Inning Tilt
Washington defeated New York in a lengthy 18 inning game. Johnson and Warhop dueled in a fierce pitchers' battle after Fisher and Engle were removed. Warhop faltered late and Morgan drove in the winning run with two outs in the final frame.
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Portland Victory Over Vancouver with timely hitting
Portland won with strong base running and timely hits in the sixth and seventh innings while both pitchers performed well. The game featured a late surge and solid defense as Vancouver struggled to respond to the Portland tactics.
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Ansleg in 04:27 1-3 Wigwam IL owned by C F Wise
Wigwam IL, located in Astoria, is owned by C F Wise of Astoria. Ofe is mentioned in connection but details are unclear. The fragment notes a time 04:27 and a reference to ansleg, suggesting an archival entry or misread text. Further context is unavailable in the readable snippet.
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County Attorney Declares Wrestling Illegal In Montana
County Attorney TJ Walker told Jack Myers, arranging a wrestling exhibition with Farmer Burns, that wrestling contests are against Montana law and permission will not be granted. He cited section 8506 of the revised codes, noting the only exception is boxing with soft gloves in a gymnasium for exercise.
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Farmer” Burne. Myers
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Johnson vows boxing retirement after Labor Day
In Kansas City the champion Jack Johnson said he would retire from the ring after Labor Day if Al Palzer challenges him again. He touted earnings from his Flynn victory totaling $96,000, with $31,000 from promoter Jack Curley, $5,000 in self bets, and $18,000 won by Mrs Johnson on his win.
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Butte Sports Preview and Early Olympic Buzz
Professor Jerry McCarthy announces an athletics show at Walkerville on Friday July 12 featuring a boxing match between local 15 artists and a six round bout with Jack Rodgers against an unknown opponent. Boat and canoe races at Luna Lake and a one mile auto record discussion, plus tri state tennis finals and Olympic team readiness in Stockholm.
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Senator Myers Faces Lorimer Case Final Debate
Washington July 5 Senator Myers of Montana is ready to speak on the Lorimer election case as the contest over the Junior Timels senator seat enters its last stage. The Senate plans a final vote on the case on July 6 with many speeches expected, including one by Senator Larimer, pushing the vote past the middle of next week while the appropriation bill may be taken up.
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Man Dies After Rifle Shot Wounds Target Man
Nell Johnson, 48, a Swedish rail worker living near Melrose, died at the city hospital from blood poisoning after a rifle bullet perforated his hand while holding a tin can as a target for a shooter. The incident occurred June 26 on the railroad tracks near Melrose. An inquest may be held. shooter’s name unknown. Johnson’s body lies at White's undertaking establishment.
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Foot Accident at Speculator Mine Crushed Miner Sam Outen
Sam Outen an Austrian 21 single resident of 343 Fast Park street had his foot badly crushed by an ore car at the Speculator mine early this morning. He was removed to Murray's hospital.
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Miners Drill Team Sets New World Record in Granite
Tonopah Nevada witnesses a dramatic display as Page and Pickens drive a miner's drill into granite at 66 blows per minute setting a new world record. Their measured distance reaches 457 18 inches, besting Lundquist and Dahlen of Victor Colorado by 4 inches while Porter and Goddard of Oatman Arizona place third at 277 16 inches in the event.
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James N Hill retires from Northern Pacific presidency
New York July 5 James N Hill vice president of the Northern Pacific railway retires from the new presidency. He plans a long vacation in Europe following his decision to step down.
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Bandit Shot After Bank Robbery Near Tome Mounts
A bank robber, identified as Charlie Clark about two years old, entered Ings Bank at Tome in Mount Pleasant Iowa and escaped with $8 after shooting cashier FW Hileman. He was killed tonight by a party that had been scouring the country in motor cars for hours.
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San Francisco Note On Size Of Mail Leads To Delay
In San Francisco on July 5 Henry H Vollards said the mail was so large he could not handle all of it, causing delays and prompting concerns about sorting and delivery efficiency. The remark illustrates strain on postal operations amid heavy correspondence.
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Storms Linked to Milk Souring Theory
A discussion notes that milk sours more in stormy weather. Scientist Trillat suggests traces of putrefaction products release gases under lower atmospheric pressure, aiding lactic fermentation. Experiments with exposed milk near putrefactive sources support the idea that pressure drops provoke gas liberation and quicker spoilage.
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