Montana Jockey Club Opens with 2:15 P.M. Race
The Montana Jockey Club starts its first race at 2 15 p m with street cars bringing fans to the track and Reale and Garden cars providing transfers. Admission is one dollar with ladies admitt ed free. Officials include Hugh J F Wilson president Lou Rank secretary Joseph A Murphy presiding judge and Ralph H Tozer associate judge.
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Reale
Hugh JF. Wilson
Lourank
Joseph A. Murphy
Ralph H. Tozer
Butte Garment House Promotes Summer Suits Made by Union Labor
The shop invites customers in need to visit for irreproachable garments and midsummer fabrics. It promotes its establishment as the best place to order summer suits made by Butte union labor at moderate prices.
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Butte
Jennie Dell claims seek investors at 1.00 a share
The Jennie Dell group owns the Jennie Dell and October lode claims west of the Belle Diamond and Anaconda mines with Madison county holdings. Operating on the Butte property a new ore vein was opened in the shaft and stock is offered at one dollar per share. Prospectus available at 47 Fast Broadway.
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Jennie Dell
October Lode
Belle, Diamond
Anaconda
Madison County
Butte
Fast Broadway
Seattle Stuns Butte In Lopsided Baseball Victory
Seattle outplayed Butte with superior fielding and base running. Hickey held the visitors, while McIntyre, Treadway, and Hurlburt contributed for Seattle as Butte managed only a lone second inning run. Kane stood out on defense as Seattle cruised to the win.
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Seattle
Butte
McIntyre
Treadway
Klopf
Hurley
Hickey
Campbell
Marshall
Joe
Caltteh
Zearfoss
McHale
Hurlburt
Jay
Stanley
Kane
Schwartz
Searfoss
Gay
Ward
Houtz
Spokane Shut Them Out Helena In Flashy Defense
Spokane blanked Helena 3 to 0 behind Wisconsin in the box as sensational fielding stole the show. Corcoran tangled with trouble in the fourth, and a pivotal ninth ended on a sharp double play. The home crowd hailed one of the finest defensive exhibitions seen.
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Spokane
Wisconsin Giant
Helena
Corcoran
Holly
Sullivan
Partridge
Hannivan
Kelly
Reitz
Fisey
Elsey
Howells
Shaffer
Schmeer
Peeples
McKevitt
Frary
Jeffries Nervous Over Delays in Fight Arena Setup
San Francisco July 8 Jeffries plans to camp at Harbin's then the Reliance club in Oakland before the Fitzsimmons bout. Gregains says no delay will occur. Fitzsimmons trains in the hills and with Soldier Wilson while Jeffries works to perfect his rallying style. Gardner accepts a challenge from Jack Root for Salt Lake City during the Elks carnival.
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Reliance Club
Oakland
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Skanes
Fitzsimmons
Wilson
al Hereford
Joe Gans
Mel Wadden
George Gardner
Jack Root
Salt Lake City
Houseman
Cheyenne
Governor appoints delegates to International Mining congress
Boise Idaho July 8 Today Governor Hunt appointed 30 delegates to represent the state at the International Mining congress meeting in Butte in September.
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Boise
Idaho
Hunt
International Mining Congress
Butte
Baseball Games Today in Pacific Northwest and Major Leagues
Butte faces Seattle and Helena meets Spokane while Portland plays Tacoma in the Pacific Northwest League. Brooklyn visits Cincinnati and Philadelphia plays Pittsburg with Boston at St Louis in the National League and Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Washington at Baltimore Philadelphia at Boston in the American League.
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St. Louis
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Cleveland
Detroit
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Baltimore
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Teeee
Vaco
Seatric Pittsburg
Reston
St Louis
Warm Day At The Races Ends In A Bustling Crowd
A thawed crowd of about 3 000 turns out for a lively Card with Judge Thomas winning the six furlong race by a length. Bets run brisk, several favorites miss the money, and no raid disrupted track business despite renewed chatter after a cold snap.
Gans to Meet Turner in Oakland Pre Jeffries Fight Night
San Francisco reports Joe Gans lightweight champion and Rafe Turner Pacific coast lightweight champion agreed to fight July 4 in Oakland under Acme club promotion. The bout precedes the Jeffries Fitzsimmons championship showdown.
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San Francisco
Joe Gans
Rafe Turner
Pacific Coast
Acme Club
Oakland
Coronation Henley: Titus of New York defeats Field in diamond sculls
At Henley a crowd gathered as C S Titus of Union Boat club New York defeated W Field of Oxford by three lengths in the diamond sculls, signaling strong American chances for the trophy. The day featured heats including Leander and Argonaut wins, with steady sunshine and heavy spectator turnout.
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Berks
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Buffalo
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Jack White
Henry White
Embassy
Eaton
Leander Rowing Club
Kingson Rowing Club
Leander
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Chesbro Dominates Phillies in Pittsburg Tilt
Chesbro held Philadelphia to few hits as Pittsburg shut out the Phillies 6 to 0. O'Connor Frazer Dooin handled duties. attendance listed as 1,800. Umpire Imsh is noted.
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Chesbro
Phillies
Onaturee SC Ivkedese
Wrchededien
Philadelphia
O'Connor
Frazer
Dooin
Imslie
Boston Takes Doubleheader At League Park In St Louis
Boston wins both games at League Park in St Louis with stronger batting. Attendance listed as 3,800. First game score 3 to 2 with Wicker and Ryan battery and umpire O Day. Second game score 4 to 3 with Yerkes Murphy and O Neil battery and umpire O Day.
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O'Neil
Eason
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O'Day
New York and Chicago Split In Doubleheader Pitch Battle
New York and Chicago split a two game set in shutout battles. Mathewson pitched in the first game with Rhodes and Kling behind him as Bowerman caught and Cantillon umpired. Attendance 2,500. Second game Lungren matched pitch for pitch with Kling and Bowerman behind Taylor. game ended after seven innings due to darkness.
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Chicago
Mathewson
Lungren
R. H. E. Crud Ance Nore Wees Ccal Wihetenea Bet
Rhodes
Kling
Bowerman
Cantillon
Taylor and Bowerman
Unclear fragment hints at game notes and officials
Fragmentary sports item mentions teams, players, and umpires with scattered names and a scoring remark without clear context or a complete event.
Kiesgo Team Prevails in Cleveland Pitchers Battle
In Cleveland on July 8 Kiesgo’s side edged Chicago after a seventh inning rally. Key plays involved Hickman covering first, Davie mishaps and Be Hard’s wild throw that allowed runs. Attendance listed as 3.2 percent. players Shaynhardt and McFarland noted in box.
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Cleveland
Kiesgo
Hickman
Davie
Be Hard
Chicago
Geore
Baltimore Beats Washington In Seventh Inning Showdown
In Baltimore the home team defeated Washington in the seventh inning as Orth powered a six run rally. Attendance reached 2,300 as Cronin and Robinson pitched with Clarke backing.
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Washington
Orth
Attendanes
R. Heene Desire Sues
Boston Slugging Marathon Highlights City Game
A historic slugging contest in Boston featured strong batting by both lineups with Waddell as a noted pitcher. Prentice and Young opposed Adkins Criger Hastings and Wiltse in a high scoring exhibition before 3 431 spectators.
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Waddell
Tendance
Secoce
WOMOH
Sos
Philadelphia
Prentice, Young
Adkins A Criger
Hastings
Wiltse
Powe
Schreck
St Louis Defeats Detroit In Doubleheader Disrupted By Ejections
In Detroit a doubleheader opened with St Louis winning the first game as umpire O Laughlin ejected Bi kett for dispute. Sugden substituted and struggled at bat. Anderson led the first game with a home run before Arendt retired after a collision with the bleachers. Meyer was hit in the second inning. Attendance 2 742. First game score near 49 to 12 for Detroit? Batteries Harper Donahue Milly Yeager Buelow McGuire. Second game notes incomplete.
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Detroit
O' Laughlin
Bikett
Sugden
Anderson ii
Arendt
Fenat Meyer
R. Hoghe
Ackracates Wilhbeslects
Harper and Donahue
Milly Yeager
Buelow
McGuire
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Pee Aqeer
R. H. SE Fos
Semaieeeeuees
Untitled sports roundup of city match scores
In Kansas City a 3 to 2 result followed by Omaha 3 to 2 over Color a Springs. St Joseph 3 to 2 Milwaukee delivered another close score.
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Ria
Omaha
Colora Springs
St. Joseph
Milwakee
Cincinnati and Brooklyn Tie in Extra Innings Baseball Match
Cincinnati and Brooklyn played an extra inning game today with both sides committing errors at critical moments. Phillips outpitched Kit in a pitcher’s duel.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Phillips
Canadian tennis championship match at Niagaraontheroad
In Niagara on the Lake Ontario July 6 the Canadian championship tennis tournament drew a large crowd. Reuben Hunt, California Inter Collegiate champion, faced Canada's leading player Ernest Patterson. Patterson won the first set 7-5, lost the second, and in the third battled to reach five points in a row before clinching 10-8.
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Ont
Reuben Hunt
California
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