Butte Bats Down Tacoma Tigers In Busy Nine Inning Win
Kirby Hoon returns to Butte lineup and shines in left field and at bat as Butte defeats Tacoma 15 to 8. Jocko Thomas started, Claflin shut down late, and Bresino and Hoon provided key hits and plays. Attendance about 1,450 with Ehret umpiring in fine weather.
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Tacoma Tigers
Butte
Burg
Mike Butler
Giants
George Shroeder
Russ Hall
Kirby Hoon
Kirby
Sted Ehret
Buster” Bresino
Berder
Irby
Dudley
Fas
Ieee
Pemconm
Thomas
Hurley
Sloan
Bender
Lynch
Cartright
Stis
Wresino
Hoon
Kellackey
Butler
Stis Bender
Bresino
Tacoma
Ehret
Spokane Indians Defeat Aberdeen In Long Northwestern League Game
Special Dispatch from Spokane July 7 Spokane Indians rally past Aberdeen 1917 champions in a marathon, before Wright leads with dominant pitching and key hits. Despite early fielding miscues and sensational plays, Spokane edges Aberdeen in a high scoring day across the league with 60 runs. Swindells to join Indians as catcher while Rogers heals.
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Spokane
Spokane Indians
Aberdeen
Wright
Kippert
Mackin Califf
Brinker
James
Butte
Vancouver
Charles Swindells
Indians
Rogers
Swindells
Vancouver and Seattle Play Weird Baseball Today
Vancouver and Seattle met in a peculiar baseball game on July 7 in Vancouver, B C. The contest featured unusual plays and unexpected errors as both teams battled for early season momentum.
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Standard
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Beavers Triumph In Wild Nine Inning Game
After a slugging bee the Beavers won 19 to 9 against the Smashes in a high scoring baseball clash. Key moments included Flannigan home run in the seventh tying the game, Nordyke and Miannigan delivering for the Beavers, and Nordyke’s sensational one handed grab in the eighth.
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Beavers
Flannigan
Nordyke
Miannigan
Bennett
R.H. E. Vantouve
Cremerier
Arena
Memosiar
Broker Ete
Elena
Hall and Arbogast
Allen and Fortier
Results on Tracks First race six furlongs handicap win Altuda
Altuda won the first race for 3-year-olds and up at six furlongs with Nimbus second and Pantoufle third. Time 1 33 2 5. The second race for 3-year-olds and up selling mile and a sixteenth was won by Earl G with Cairagorn second and Don Enrique third. Time 1 44. Third race for 2-year-olds five and a half furlongs Edward won with Water viewt second and Merry Gift third. Time 1 97 1 6. Fifth race steeplechase handicap for 4-year-olds and up selling about two miles short course Rocket won Waterspeed second Bannock third. Time 8 56 2 6. Sixth race 2-year-olds selling five and a half furlongs Rubin Granda won Clef second Indomitable third. Time 1 08 1 8. Seventh race 3-year-olds and up selling six furlongs Tom Mc Grath won Comedienne second Sara cinesca third. Time 1 13.
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Altuda
Nimbus
Pantoufle
Earl G
Cairagorn
Don Enrique
Edward
Waterviewt
Merry Gift
Rocket
Waterspeed
Bannock
Rubin Granda
Clef
Indomitable
Tom McGrath
Comedienne
Saracinesca
St. Louis Breaks Tie On Seventh Inning Error
In Philadelphia on July 7 an error by B Collins in the seventh inning gave St. Louis the winning run. final score 3 to 6 with batteries listed as Dinneen and Spencer for St. Louis and Vickers Powers and Smith for the Phillies.
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Philadelphia
Collins
St. Louis
H. E. Rsmo Este
Chas Pri
Dinneen and Spencer
Dygert
Vickers
Powers
Smith
Controversy at Butte Track As Swaggerator Race Draws Action
In a fraught meeting at Butte on July 7 1908 J Stowe stable entries were barred for the balance of the meeting after Swagger later ran a dominating wire to wire victory amid odd betting chaos. O'Malley rode Lucy Marie to victory in a thrilling finish ahead of Prince Frederick and Bal Reed, with Kirschbaum and Kenton prominent. La Gloria defeated Lyte Knight in a tense match race, while Sevenfull and Jillet also posted clear wins in earlier events.
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O'Malley
Lucy Marie
la Gloria
Lyte Knight
Butte
J. Stowe
R. J. Havey
H. E. Woods
Frank ST. Skinner
Pacific Jockey Club
Jack Nunnally
Byron
Swaggerlater
Murray
Shriner
Swagger
Mike
Strat Martin
McIntosh
Harry Stover
Sevenfull
Kiamesha IL
Donvitt
Free Knight
Bear
Kiamesha
Stover
Flyer
Jillette
Hogan and Rinehart
Peerless Lass
Tullet
Royal Ben
D. C. O'Malley
F. E. Shaw
Prince Frederick
Flevation
Calenadr
Bell Reed
Calendar
Kirschbaum
Kenton Prince Frederick
Prince
Fischer
Bal Reed
Hobart
Williams
Ca Orem
Sen. Paynter
Id Vonnitz
Athgold
Steck
Maid of Orleans
Kent
Sir Wesley
Ila Lloyd
Mossback
Ash, Shriner
Monty Foss
Otis
der Prince
Misty
B. m
Edinborough- Beatrice
H. Storer
Kilgallan
Finieh
Lucy Marte
Frederick
Balreed
Kent Is
Alendar
Fiecher
Bobart
Bell Reed Tadht Ivers
Tea Tray
F. E Bharfa
W. Smith
Berel
Paddy Lynch
Butwell
Search Me
Lucy Murle
Ci m
Bon-Natita O'Malley
B.A Dunshee
Singleton
Grothi
L. Buttercup
Livingstone
Carnardo
Callahan
Mallina
Alice Wood
Martin
Leeds Vee
Tainted Money
Ch. m
Woolsthorpe
Monica
Pasadena Stable
Jim Higins
Bellsnicker
Dixie Lad
Martinmas
E Sullivan
Mike Jordan
Sartam
Bardenia
Markie Mayer
Clifford
Plaice
Gloria
Dick Williams
Lyte Buttercup
Kismesha
McCraner
Tobe’ Ramsey
R. R. Rice, Jr
Rice
Stewart Polk
Gemmell
Golden Wine
Alice Ward
H. I. Wilson
Boston Triumph After Sixth Inning Rally
Boston held a six run lead over Cleveland before Ber ger’s wild pitching and Joss’s relief allowed a flurry of hits. Boston pushed ahead and won. Battery details list Cicotte Winter Criger Donahue Berger Joss N Clarke as pitchers and fielders.
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Boston
Cleveland
Berger
Joss
Cicotte
Winter
Criger
Donahue
N. Clarke
Five furlong opener yields Green victory at meeting
First race over five furlongs sees T. M. Green win Lamond places second and Stowaway third with a time of 191 1-5. Olymaba takes the five and a half furlongs in the next race with Plume runner up and Fair Messenger third at 1:68 3-5. Mirth prevails in six furlongs while Pirate Diana and Caltha finish second and third in 1:14 3-5. Apache wins six furlongs with Al Muller second and Geneva third in 1:13 1-5. Lady Baldur wins the mile, Goldie second, Goldess third in 1:41 2. Lady Esther claims the mile with Deacon second and Sky third in 1:39 3-5.
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T. M. Green
Lamond
Stowaway
Olymaba
Plume
Fair Messenger
Mirth
Pirate Diana
Caltha
Apache
al Muller
Geneva
Lady Baldur
Goldie
Goldess
Lady Esther
Deacon
Sky
Detroit takes double header over New York in July
New York hosted Detroit for a two game set on July 7. Detroit dominated the action as the visitors won both games. First game batter details mention Willets, Thomas, Schmidt, Newton, Manning and Sweeney among others. Second game lists Donovan, Schmidt, Lake, Kleinow and Blair contributing for Detroit.
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Washington
Chicago
R.H. E. Washington
Burn
Street
White
Sullivan
Kh. H. E. Washington
Smith
Burns
Altrock
Weaver
New York
Detroit
Kon Bk
Roligi
Fei
Creek
Boston Beats Cardinals 4 1 In National League Clash
Boston dominated St Louis 4 to 1 in an NL game. Batteries were Lush and Ludwig for Boston and Linda man and Smith for St Louis. Umpire Johnstone.
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St. Louis
Boston
Lou
Six Furlongs Selling At Fox Creek Racetrack
First race six furlongs selling Lindley won Beautiful and Best second My Bouquet third time 1 13 1 2. Second race mile and 50 yards selling St Kilda won Colbert second Time third 1 44. Third race six furlongs selling Don Domo won Nonie Lucille second Aunt Polly third 1 13 1 4. Fourth race mile and a sixteenth selling Barney Oldfield won Black Mate second Fred Bent third 1 46. Fifth race mile and 50 yards selling John H won Colonel Warwick second My Pal third 1 44 1 4. Sixth race six furlongs selling Nonie won Cobbleskill second Pickaway third 1 13.
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John H
Colonel Warwick
My Pal
Nonie
Cobbleskill
Pickaway
Cincinnati Defeats New York on Late Innings Collapses
In Cincinnati on July 7 timely hits in the seventh and eighth by Cincinnati, plus a muff by Shannon on Mitchell's fly, defeated New York. Score: RK. HVE. Cincinnati 4 12 0. Batteries Spade, McLean and Schlei Crandall and Bresnahan. Umpire Klem.
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Cincinnati
Shannon
Mitchell
New York
Spade
McLean
Schlei
Crandall
Bresnahan
Klem
Los Angeles Beats Oakland 3-2 In July Showdown
Oakland hosted Los Angeles as the visitors won 3 to 2. The game featured pitching by Hogar and Easterly for Oakland against Fromme and Madden for Portland, with Nelson Slattery and Berry listed among the lineup.
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Oakland
Los Angeles
R. H. E le
Cops
Hogar
Nelson
Slattery
Portland
San Francisco
Fromme
Madden
Willis
Henley and Berry
Bankers Take A Game From Railroads Bunch
In a loosely played Commercial league contest the Bankers defeated the Railroads 15 to 10. McDole and Tretheway paired for the Bankers while Hogsedt Pauley and Craig toed the Railroads. Bankers drove Hogsedt from the field after eight hits and 48 runs in total.
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Bankers
Railroads
McDole
T Tretheway
Railroaders
Hogsedt
Pauley
Craig
Horses And Horsemen At The Meeting
A race day narrative outlines bets and opinions from jockeys and owners. J Stowe warned by the day’s events as D C OMalley’s 400 dollars on Lucy Marie faced reversals. La Gloria wins boost Dick Williams profits while Lyte Buttercup and Kismesha race strongly.
A O H meeting in Silver Bow county at Hibernia hall
All members of the A O H of Silver Bow county are requested to attend the meeting at Hibernia hall this evening. Business of special importance will come before the meeting. By order of the president.
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Silver Bow County
Hibernia Hall
Tickets On Sale In Oregon For Pullman Berths
Short Line announces sales in Oregon with a final return limit of 15 days. Reserve Pullman berths at once through the Short Line city ticket office at No 2 North Main street Butte Montana. FF D Wil son D F P A.
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Oregon
Short Line
Short Line City Ticket Office
North Main St
Butte
Mont
D. Wilson
Shamrock Wins Lipton Cup NY to Cape May Race
Frederick W Thompson’s four foot schooner yacht Shamrock won the Lipton cup for the 325 mile New York to Cape May and return race. Shamrock beat nearest rival Mamosa III by over two hours with a corrected time of 51 hours 4 minutes 25 seconds.
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New York
Frederick W
Thompson
Shamrock
Cape May
Tennis Tourney Draw Sets Class C Round on Friday
The Butte Tennis Club arranged the local tournament and drew the first round in class C. Matches include Barclay vs Lane, Johns vs Jackson, Welch vs Booker, Catron vs Wynne, Morris vs Platt, Hesse vs Hoyt, H. Lane vs Taylor, Adams vs Scheibel. Play must finish by next Monday midnight or default. The class C event runs to July 20, with the top two advancing to class B starting July 21.
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Butte Tennis Club
Diamond Street
Barclay
Roger Lane
Johns
Jackson
Welch
Booker
Catron
Wynne
Morris
Platt
Hesse
Hoyt
H. Lane
Taylor
Adams
Scheibel
Local Baseball Scores From Crushed Grounds
Sioux City hosted Omaha to a 3 to 2 result while Pueblo defeated Denver 7 to 1. Lincoln and Des Moines games were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Sioux City
Omaha
Pueblo—Pueblo
Denver
Lincoln
Lincoln-Des Moines
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