Butte Takes Two In First Ivisan Bout
Butte battles Helena in two hard fought games, taking the opener and the nightcap to move into the first division. Kallio, Kellogg, Demaggio and Turgeon star as Butte hits and runs, with Turgeon making several clutch plays and Kellogg delivering a strong pitching effort despite rain delays. The crowd saw a dynamic Butte offense and close fielding in a match billed as the hardest fought of the month.
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Kallio
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Demaggio
Paul Turgeon
Fhrst
Fowler
Charley Elsey
Sam Larocque
Elsey
Brown and Howard Bout Draws Loud Night at Holland Arena
Two thousand four hundred eighty fans attended the Holland arena for the Howard Brown bout Friday night. Receipts totaled 125 with 412.60 to the state commission, leaving 3 712.50 for the boxers and profits. The fight showed both men counter fighters and not leaders, with Brown pressing but unable to dominate. Referee McIntosh noted Brown would have won on points if not for late knockdowns. Brown heads to Salt Lake. Brown and Walsh plan training in Chicago. Mandot fights and trains in Chicago after a rough ten rounds in Frisco. Walsh plans rest before another title try. The article also notes fan polling ideas and a potential match for Willie Ritchie with Leach Cross.
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Kaye Brown
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Indianapolis
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Leo Benz
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Joe Mandot
Kid Lavigne
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Owen Moran
K. C. Brown
Joe Rivers
Jack Redmond
Charlie White
Wolgast
Willie Ruehle
Leach Cross
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Frisco
Joe
Tosh” McIntosh
George Siler
Review of the Week in the Big Leagues
New York rises to National League leadership while Philadelphia falters. Chicago delivers a sensational surge as McGraw's Giants press for the top, with Brooklyn hurt by injuries and box weakness. In the American League, the Athletics dominate, Washington and Boston surge, while Wagner nears the end of regular play and Cobb faces serious injuries.
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Pirates
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Davis Thrown From Sulky At Butte Driving Meet
J N Davis a prominent county fair figure was pitched from a sulky during the matinee at the Butte Driving club. He recovered consciousness within thirty minutes, treated by Drs Lilly and Norcross, with injuries not believed serious. Davis drove Anaconda II in the 2 20 trotting event as the field included Alfonse Silver Bill Tom L Flying Cloud Richard Montana Chieftain Bob Cobert. The starter trio were flagged. Davis tried a sharp turn in the stretch, Anaconda II ran, and his accident narrowly avoided further tragedy.
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J. N. Davis
Butte
Drs
Silver Bill
Tom L
Flying Cloud
Richard
Montana
Maddison Defeats Britt In Ring After Ten Year Veteran Claim
Native Maddison boxed with Britt in a fierce bout that ended when time ran out and Maddison refused to stop the thrashing. Britt fell badly beaten as the near champion pressed the attack. Willie Ritchie later vouched plans to beat Rivers in a future ring clash. The reigning champion then held no friendly feeling for Rivers.
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Willie Ritchie
Butte
Finlen
Rivers
Rive
Saints Run Their String to Ten Straight Games
Salt Lake City July 6 The Saints beat Ogden as Jensen allowed six hits in two innings and Hueisman hit a home run before Knight limited the visitors to four singles. Castleton yielded nine hits but strong defense kept them from scoring, giving Salt Lake a seventh straight win over Ogden and a 10 game unbeaten streak.
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Sox Hold Lead In Brief Rally In Second
Sox are held to a single hit in the second as Mitchell delivers strong form. Feets only innings by Napphehe Kitts end with a run on a risky chase before retirement, leaving the frame with limited scoring and momentum.
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de Runtess
St. Louis Tops Detroit In Tight 2 1 Win
In a pitchers battle St. Louis defeated Detroit 2 to 1 to open the series. The decisive run came in the ninth as Shotten scored on Johnston's hit after Pratt passed and Williams singled with the bases loaded. Detroit scored in the eighth on High’s walk, Agnew's error, and Shotten’s muff.
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Stanage
Evers Strategy Foiled by Umpire in One Sided Doubleheader
In a one sided double header today the locals won the first game 9 to 0 behind Pierce pitching while the second game was forfeited to St Louis at 5 o'clock after the umpire ruled time had elapsed. The visitors rallied in the opening inning of the second game but were unable to stop the home side from scoring in the later frames. R benched by Evers stall tactics the game ended with St Louis earning the forfeited victory.
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Boston Innagemnia and New York Brooklyn News Note
Good news for housewives announces another May Irwin book in preparation. The item mentions Tomays schedules and potential Boston and New York locations, with a nod to Brooklyn. Other details are unclear but imply literary plans and publicity.
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Northwest league baseball results from Portland to Spokane
Spokane and Portland split a doubleheader with Portland winning 15 to 10 in game one and Spokane taking game two 2 to 2 before the second game was halted in the fifth to catch a train. Vancouver beat Seattle 5 to 3 as nonnick homered twice, and Tacoma edged Seattle 4 to 3 in nine innings with Swain blasting a solo shot.
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Seals win morning game as PCL action splits doubleheader
In Oakland, San Francisco Seals beat Los Angeles 4 to 3 in the morning, while the Angels took the afternoon game here 2 to 1. The Seals move to six of eight in the series and trail the league leader by two games.
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Hildebrand Weakens in Ninth but Nips Runner
Hildebrand falters in the ninth but defeats Missoula 6 to 5. Key plays include Tobin hit by a batted ball and Dawson scoring on a fielder’s choice as Siner, Kell Morse, Auer, and Carman contributed two base hits. Pitching saw Daw son with four strikeouts and Hildebrand two.
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