Butte Set for Westergard Connelly Wrestling Bout
In Butte local press reports Jon Westergard, famed Des Moines wrestler, arrives for a heavy match with Pat Connelly at the Empress Theater Thursday night. Connelly, lighter but faster, aims to wear down the big man with toe holds and fast footwork, while Westergard’s recent win over Demetras signals readiness. Tickets are selling fast at Pried's Broadway.
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Demetras
Omaha
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Fried’s Cigar
New Yorker Collins Issues Fourth of July Lake Avoca Swim Challenge
Robert Sharrock or Putte accepts a swimming challenge issued by Collins of New York to compete for a purse or side bet during the Fourth of July Lake Avoca contest. The match summary notes the bold wager and notable participants.
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Baseball and Business Brief Ad Tactics
A fragment discusses advertising like pitching, urging manufacturers to tailor sales talks to target readers. It cites the Bureau of Advertising at American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York as the source for a new booklet titled The Newspaper.
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American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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St Louis Federals Back in Van After Two Wins
In Kansas City, St Louis regained their momentum by defeating Kansas City morning 1 to 0 and then sealing the series with a 4 to 2 win in the afternoon. Patteries Groom and Hartley starred with solid hitting and steady defense as St Louis overhauled their hosts.
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Red Sox Gain On Chicago Leaders In Double Header
New York July reports show Boston Red Sox sweeping a double header against Chicago leaders 4-2 and 2-1, with key early runs and defensive plays shaping both games. Athletics split a double with New York as Fry and Bressler anchored late rallies while St Louis defeated Chicago 3-1 and 9-3 in two games. Detroit swept morning 9-7 then fell 6-5 to Cleveland in the afternoon as pitching and late runs decided the day in the league.
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Standing of clubs and city results in brief
Inapolis 5 5, Louis. cieveinna 1 4 Columbus Minneapolis 5 St. Paul 12. st. Paul 2 Minne Site.
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St. Paul
Athletes visit highlighted amid city reception plans
A special meeting of the committee arranging the Irish American Olympic athletes visit to Columbia Gardens on July 28 in New York was called for 5 PM at Crowley store North Main. The group aims to promote hospitality for the visitors en route to California expositions, with ticket sales and local support coordinated by city committees and business groups.
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Fielder Jones Quits as Sloufed Manager
Fielder A erals and former president of the Northwestern league resigns that position per a message from Gary Pailen, a stockholder with the St. Louis Federals. Jones cites rotten umpiring in the St. Louis vs Kansas City game and says he will back any action taken. Phil Ball remains a director and may resist Jones's resignation.
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Federal League Baseball Club
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Harry Howell
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St. Louis Federals
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Federal League
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Black Rocks Triumph Over Independents In Columbia Gardens
The Black Rocks defeated the Pars Independents in Columbia Gardens yesterday by 1 to 5. Manring and La Duke pitched for the guelter team, with Manring removed after a safe lead. The Independents rallied for four runs in the ninth on clean hits, Barrows pitching a no-hit no-run game recently for the Independents, while the Spelters scored in every inning but the seventh. The two teams will meet Saturday for the Eagle purse. Independents likely strengthened for the next game.
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la Duke
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Spelters
Cubs Lose Twice in Clashes with Reds
Chicago falls behind as Cincinnati wins both ends of a holiday doubleheader 12 to 7 and 8 to 5. Bresnahan and umpire Quigley clash in the first game, Bresnahan ejected after apparent dispute. In the other games, Pirates split with the Phillies 3 to 1 and 5 to 0, while New York falls to Philadelphia 0 to 7 as Perritt and Alexander lead the home win. Brooklyn sweeps a rain-delayed doubleheader, 9 to 6 and 8 to 5, with Hughes and Strand strong for Brooklyn.
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Tain
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Perritt Alexander
Kiliifer
Northwestern League slate reports mixed results in Aberdeen Seattle and Spokane
In the Aberdeen opening doubleheader Tacoma faces Aberdeen with Peet and Vance leading the battery. Seattle hosts Victoria with McKenry Rose and Barth. Spokane hosts RH B Vancouver with Artett Brottem Cal lahan and Brennegan catching. Second games list Tacoma Aberdeen Vance at Aberdeen and ROW E Vancouver 588 Spokane M33 with Clink Check Wicker and Brennegan on mound.
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Lincoln
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Sioux City
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Rickenbacher Wins Auto Race at Omaha
Rickenbacher takes the 300 mile 15009 prize race on Omaha speedway with O'Donnell second, Orr third, and Donaldson fourth. He led from the start and dominated the 200 mile grind. time and other race notes include Monta Marathon results and a baseball score from Englewood.
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Guy E. Tuckstell
Barney Oldfeld
Tuckstell
Red Cross seeks to send aid to Mexico halted by transport blocks
Washington reports Red Cross officials eager to relay relief to Saltillo Torreon and other Mexican towns but blocked by transportation and collection obstacles. Miss Mabel Boardman says the effort awaits government action after President Wilson returns. A separate dispatch notes a Caucasian front statement from Constantinople via London.
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Frontline action and artillery rounds reported at Dardanelles
Joseph Richards notes that three regiments of enemy cavalry attacked our right wing but were repulsed after a cavalry engagement. On the northern front near Ain Burnu intermittent infantry and artillery fire continues. In the south, on July 2 near Sed AM Bahr our troops advanced after a bayonet attack, penetrating some enemy posts, and coast batteries on July 3 bombarded enemy artillery troops and airsheds at Seddul Bahr. No other significant reports from other points.
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AM Bahr
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Funeral Notices List for Ava ODonnell and John Cummins
The funeral of Ava Charles O'Donnell age 78 will be private at home North Main Street Walkerville then Mass at St. Lawrence Church at 1 o'clock. The remains are at Dughan's Funeral Home. Also listed is the funeral of cousin John Cummins of an unspecified street with services at St. Mary's Church at 9:9.
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North Main Street
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St. Lawrence Church
Very
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BEC Cummins
St. Mary's Church
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