Montana Jockey Club Opens With 2:15 P M Races
The Montana Jockey Club hosts daily racing with first race at 2 15 p m Streetcar service to the track directs riders while Columbia Garden cars offer transfers Admission is 1 00 with ladies admitted free Officials include Hugh J Wilson president Lou Frank secretary Joseph A Murphy presiding judge and Ralph H Tozer associate judge
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Columbia Garden
Hugh J. Wilson
Lou Frank
Joseph A. Murphy
Ralph H. Tozer
Summer garments ready at lower prices from local union shop
The shop invites those in need to find irreproachable summer garments and mid summer fabrics. It emphasizes ready stock and urges customers to choose their establishment as the best source for summer suits made by Butte union labor at moderate prices.
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Butte
Jennie Dell Company Advances Ore Vein in Butte Area
The Jennie Dell company holds the Jennie Dell and October lode claims west of the Belle Diamond and Anaconda mines and near Madison county. Operating on the Butte property they opened a new ore vein in the shaft. They offer stock at 1.00 per share and provide prospectus at their East Broadway office.
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Jennie Dell
October Lode
Belle, Diamond
Anaconda
Madison County
Butte
East Broadway
Seattle Hammers Butte In Seventh Straight Win
Seattle scored seven runs on only three hits to beat Butte in Seattle’s third straight win. Dowling’s wild pitching, including two wild pitches, forced in runs as Seattle pulled away with five in the second and three bunts plus walks. Stovall held the line, Ward had safe hits, and McIntyre’s misplay failed to derail Seattle’s first-place clinch. Attendance was 2,000 with Colgan umpiring.
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Seattle
Seattl
Butte
Dowling
Treadway
McHale
Schwartz
Ward
Hurlburt
Kane
McIntyre
MclIntyre
Stovall
Zearfoss
Marshall
McCloskey
McCarthy
R. Hurley
Ib Sen
Butt Kap PO
Marshall Ab
A Zeaurtoss
P Teeeee
Mel
Beattle
Hurley
Habbitt
Seohwartz
Babbitt
Dairymople
Halis
Pitcher Wiggs Dominates Helena Shutout of Spokane
Helena outplayed Spokane with Pitcher Wiggs holding the Senators to three hits through five innings before Gatch allowed runs. McKevitt stood out for Spokane with two hits and double plays, while Wiggs, Sullivan, and Schmeer anchored Helena on both sides of the ball in a decisive victory.
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Standard
Spokane
Wiggs
Helena
Senators
Flannery
Sullivan
Frary
McKhevitt
McKevitt
Pfeister
Gatch
McLaughlin
Schmeer
Shaffer
Hannivan
Howells
Treteses
McLaughlin of
Reitz
Teene
Kisey
Mcke
Mullane
Ceree Kelly
Pfeister P
Gatsach
Ves
Peeples
Holly
Shafter
Wartridge
Holly Flan- Laughlin
MeKevitt Shaffer
Schmeer Hannivan
Balla
Garsehony Wiggs
Olive Mekevitt
MeKevitt
Elsey Peeples
Wigrs
Felater
Gatseh
Giatseh
Umnire
Cunningham
Tigers Win Out In The Sixth In Tacoma Baseball Game
Portland scored two early but Tacoma answered with four runs in the sixth to pull away. Drinkwater worked the mound for Tacoma as key hits by Murdock Andrews and Ziegler plus Harris runs aided the Tigers. Portland stranded runners and fielding preserved the final 4 2 Tacoma victory with notable double plays and careful pitching.
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Tacoma
Portland
Drinkwater
Weed
Ziegler
Harris
Zeigler
Deisel
Anderson
Vigneux
Andrews
Tigers
Wilbeck
Nagle
Murdock
Jor McCarthy
Hutchinson
McCarthy
Keefe
Letcher
Leteher
Dowe
Fisher
H. PO
A. Ie Retener
Ofcivens
Srs
Lia
Brusgork
Andrewa
McCrttry
Gen
Arte
Thes Warsi
R. H. PO
Chis
Cote
Tae
Mtagopeom
Bia
Biss
Bas
FFM
Drink
Washington Beats Howell Led Baltimore In Morning Game
Washington jumped on Howell early to seize a lead Baltimore could not overturn. Shields relieved Howell and pitched well as Carrick and Clark opposed Howell Shields and Robinson. Attendance 2,543. Final score line incomplete but Washington led throughout.
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Washington
Howell
Baltimore
Shields
R. H. KK
Isurien Whded
Ati
Baltimore Tive
Ee Batteries
Carrick
Clark
Robinson
Detroit shuts out Cleveland on July 10
Roston wins with clean hitting in the seventh and eighth innings as Ferris errors produce the visitors lone run. Attendance 3700. Joss outpitched Yeager in Mevaland as Detroit is blanked and Cleveland scores on Lajoie Hickman and McCarthy. Attendance 320.
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Roston
Ferris
Beere
Meveland
Joss
Yeager
Detroit
Cleveland
Lajoie
Hickman
McCarthy
St Joseph Milwaukee Track Meet Results Noted
At St Joseph Milwaukee event a finish of 1 for St Jo and 9 for other competitor noted. The fragment records a placing in a regional or school meet with limited readable details.
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St. Joseph
Milwaukee
Fitzsimmons Unmoved in Training Quarters Ahead of Fight
Robert Fitzsimmons will not change his training quarters at Reliance Club, saying he is too pleased with Skagera and plans to stay until the day before the big fight. Alec Greggains will try to sway him, while Jeffries remains set to finish at Oakland Reliance. Fitzsimmons fears Soldier Wilson’s army obligation and could join Griffith, Wilson, and Dawson for a fast exhibition. The Oakland arena project near Fourteenth and Valencia advances, with a ring to be photographed and seating planned for about 106000.
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San Francisco
Robert Fitzsimmons
Skagera
Alec Greggains
Jeffries
Oakland Reliance
Fitzsimmons
Santa Rosa
Griffith
Wilson
Dawson
Harbin
Middletown
Kennedy
Fourteenth
Valencia
Cambridge crews win multiple finals at Henley regatta
Final heats on unsettled windy day at Henley saw third Trinity Cambridge defeat Leander in the gold challenge cup by one and a half lengths. F S Kelley Balliol won the diamond sculls over Leander by two and a half lengths. Burton BC beat Kingston BC for the Wfold challenge cup. University College Oxford defeated Eton for the ladies plate. Third Trinity Cambridge took Steward's cup by eight lengths. Trinity Hall Cambridge beat Royal School of Mines for Thames cup. Jesus College Cambridge edged Balliol Oxford by one third of a length for the Visitors cup. Ward and Taylor of Cambridge won the silver goblets.
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Henley
Bucks
Trinity
Cambridge
Leander Rowing Club
FS. Kelley
Balliol College
Oxford
R. B. Etherington-Smith
Burton Rowing Club
Kingston Rowing Club
University College
Eton
Trinity Hall
Royal School of Mines Boat Club
Jesus College
W. Dudley Ward
W. H. Taylor
London Rowing Club
Delmar Race Day Winners and Times
In St. Louis July 10 results Quicksilver Sue led six furlongs in 1:16 with Top Lady and Nellie Bawn following. Pickels won the five furlong purse for 2 year olds, Makeda second, Mattie Harmon third in 1:03 and a fraction. Louis Wagner, Actine, Mindora, Kittie Clyde each won their respective six furlong or mile contests with second and third places listed and times noted.
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St. Louis
Delmar
Quicksilver Sue
Top Lady
Nellie Bawn
Pickels
Makeda
Mattie Harmon
Louis Wagner
Halmis
Barthone
Actine
Okla
St. Cuthbert
Mindora
Pettijohn
Mudlavia
Kittie Clyde
Zazel
Ida Penzance
Hidalgo Wins Two Straight Heats in 2 12 Pace
In St Paul on July 10 the 2:12 pace class with a $600 purse saw Hidalgo sweep both heats with a best time of 2 12. Dell S Laverna Brooklyn Belle Gale and Commodore also started. The 2:27 pacing class with $600 purse was won by B sia P So taking the second and fourth heats and the race with a best time of 2 15. Charey F won the third heat and Lady Vo ante won the first heat. Miss Only Burtwood Ola May Robert Laura Belle Ned among participants.
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St. Paul
Bramlin
Hidalgo
Dell S
Laverna
Brooklyn Belle
Gale
Commodore
B'sia P. So
Charey F
Lady Vo'ante
Miss Only
Burtwood
Ola May
Robert
Laura Belle
Ned
Klondike Wins Two Heats in 1000 Dollar Race
Klondike takes first and third heats and posts best time 2 154 in the 2 15 class trotting for a $1000 purse. Frequent takes the second heat. Maydum Duster Fannie Glenn also in the field with El Ah Meta Arthur Lady Constantina and Dan W. among starters.
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Maydum
Duster
Fannie Glenn
Klondike
Frequent
El’ah Meta Arthur
Lady Constantina
Dan W
Washington Park race results from Chicago meeting
At Washington Park on July 10 the card featured six races. Rassetas won the one mile selling with Leone second and Semicolon third in 1 54 1 5. Jack Rat ling captured six furlongs with Herodiade second and Burie Bunton third in 1 21. Midway selling stakes for three-year-olds and up went to Flying Torpedo with Wid Pirate second and Harry New third in 2 03 4 5. Corrigan won the one mile handicap with Frangible second and Vulca in third in 1 50 38 5. Emier led five furlongs selling with Maghonie second and Farmer Bill third in 1 07 1 5. Peat won the seven and a half furlongs selling with Evelyn Byrd second and Col. Ballantyne third in 1 45 3 3.
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Chicao
Washington Park
Rassetas
Leone
Jack Ratling
Herodiade
Burie Bunton
Fying Torpedo
Wid Pirate
Harry New
Corrigan
Frangible
Vulca
Emier
Maghonie
Farmer Bill
Peat
Evelyn Byrd
Col. Ballantyne
Brighton Beach card features win in one mile and a furlong
New York July 10 Brighton Beach races report results for six events. Daffydown Dilly captured the opening one mile and a furlong race with Bar Ledue in second and Lady Iona third, Courtney finishing second but later disqualified for fouling. Irene Lindsey won the six furlongs selling, Hurst Park won the five furlongs, Old England led the Iroquois stakes at one mile and a furlone, Siroxane triumphed in one mile and a furlong, and Mosketo won the selling event over one and one sixth miles with Post in third.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Daffydown Dilly
Bar Ledue
Lady Iona
Courtney
Irene Lindsey
Flirtmar
Ondardis
Hurst Park
Africander
Invincible
Old England
Homestead
Gold Cure
Siroxane
Bonnibert
Cuspidor
Mosketo
Prince Richard
Post
Weights and Entries for Today’s Races
Today's six race card lists weights for each entrant. Notable entries include Colonel Ballantyne and Tom Embry in race two, Star Cotton and Henry of Frantsmar in race five, and Bosanco and Glendon in race six.
Captain Arnold Weather Report Signals Clear Skies
Captain Arnold reports clear weather with the 108 capable and 104 truck heavy conditions noted. The forecast indicates stable conditions as of the latest update.
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Arnold
Horse racing card with multiple races and entries
First race five-eighths listing includes Botinet 103 Knockmegon 102 and others. Second race purse mile and one sixteenths lists Artilla and Port Royal with times. Third race maidens five and a half furlongs shows Kentucky Rose and John Levin among others. Fourth race high-weight handicap three quarters features Himself Wealth The Amazon and more. Fifth race selling mile and one eighth lists Alsike and Kolif among others. Sixth race fillies mile and one sixteenths shows Torchlight Pax Excellence and Bessie McCarty among entries.
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Spurs
Mission
Barbara Frietchie
Ravensbury
Tootsie Green
Aline Abbott
James Fitz
Hat
Matin Bell
Colonel Ballantyne
Tom Embry
Bragg
Huachuca
Gonfealon
Ciales
Marcos
Grove Queen
Corsica
Jack Full
Vestia
Beach Girl
Andy Williams
Arian
George Whitney
Caliban
Jaubert
Hans Wagner
Star Cotton
Henry of Frantsmar
Tammany Chief
Pyrrho
Baird
Marion Lynch
King Fatius
Bosanco
Glendon
Mirance
Mary Lavana
Annie Mack
Botinet
Knockmegon
Fair Knight
Joe Cobb
Explorer
Full Back
June Collins
Right and True
Ahumada
Pearl Diver
Discus
Bismarck
Benard
Dr. Sailer
W. R. Condon
Dark Plant
Trisno
Hick Mock
Birch Brown
Kittaing
Artilla
Port Royal
Flying Buttress
Chiron
Peninsula
Francisco
Kentucky Rose
John Levin
Music
Femesole
Northern Light
Ford Owen
Military
Gulden
Belanba
Coudling
Essense
Sedition
Alsike
Kolif
Marsthen
Musketo
Lone Fisherman
Fatalist
Dossie
Courtenay
Tie extended as St Louis and Brooklyn play 12 innings
St Louis and Brooklyn battled 12 innings at League Park for a second straight tie. Wicker finished, Murphy struck out three in the first inning, with 3,176 in attendance. Batteries Murphy Wicker and ONeill for St Louis while Hughes Ahearn pitched for Brooklyn. Umpire O Day.
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St. Louis
League Park
Brooklyn
Wicker
Murphy
R. H. EB
Loulé
BrOoKly O
Wwicker
Oneill
Hughes
Ahearn
O' Day
New York Beats Pittsburg In Rough Whistling Game
Pittsburg at home July 10 saw New York field strong, overcoming three errors to prevent Evans from safe hits that could have won. Attendance about 2,000. Score and box list Evans and Bowerman in Pittsburg lineup with Leever and H. Smith for New York. Umpire Emslie.
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Pittsburg
New York
Evans
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Nes A. Hensaeet
Terk Poccievice Spessdeseyseress
Leever
H. Smith
Bowerman
Emslie
Cincinnati and Boston Play Notable Gaffe Filled Game
Cincinnati and Boston clashed in a July game marked by errors at key moments. Ewing left with a finger injury, attendance reported at 500, and the final score showing Cincinnati leading amid uneven fielding and missed chances.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Ewing
Ocenee Pennne
Dogcom
Cccacerton
Bedsescenerads
Thielman
Petz
Wiltse
Kittridge
Powers
Brown
Visitors Blanked by Menefee Pitching and defense
Chicago reporters note that on July 10 the visitors were shut out as Menefee delivered strong pitching and solid support behind him.
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Chicago
Menefee
Duggleby and Chicago In Mixed Baseball Play
A fragmented report notes Duggleby facing men bases with attendance around 1 490 and a score line mentioning Ri MH Chicago and umpire Cantillon. Details are garbled but indicate a baseball game with various players and batteries referenced.
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Duggleby
Ri MH
Chicago
Meneter
Chance
Duggley
Doomn
Cantillon
Bloomers Defeated by Watseka in Big Baseball Loss
Twin Bridges July 10 New England bloomer girls lost to Watsekas slugging nine 17 to 3. Carney the Watseka pitcher held the girls in check with strong hitting and errors by the home squad. The crowd complained at high admission prices but cheered the visitors and recalled old town ball days.
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Twin Bridges
New England Bloomer Girls
Watse
Asie
Carney
Fire on West Side Spurs Annexation Debate
A fire yesterday destroyed a house at 1107 West Galetria Street on the west side, highlighting the need for annexation to gain city water and fire protection. Residents support joining the city, except those on the Excelsior Avenue west side, who pay but lack city services. The annexation election is set for July 18.
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Joe Silver
Galetria Street
West Side
Butte
Ccity
Excelsior Avenue
Ph Ss Ss
Special meeting for Father Batens' branch 651 LBA
A special meeting of Father Batens' branch No. 651 LBA is set for Friday June 11 at 2 p.m. at Hilbernia hall. By order of Mrs. A R Murphy, president, Mrs Helpy Hull, secretary.
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Father Batens
Hilbernia Hall
A. R. Murphy
Hel Py Hull
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The
Montana
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James W. Bell
Broadway
Vitaline
Eagle Pharmacy
Idaho
Wasehington
Oregon
Smith Hair Growing Co
Washington Blk
Independence Dairy
Walkerville
C. MEL/TON, Proprietor
E. B. Turner
the Humane Colt
Kenshaw Park South Butte
Nitcher
Witbeck
Colgan
Pitcher Wiggs
Ere
Philadelphia
McGauthe
Rhe Toston
Young and Criger
Mitchell and Schreck
Connelly
Western League
Fitz
Reliance
Club
Begatta
Diamond Sculls F. C
Kelley Defeatis
R. B. Etherington
Smith
National League
Portland Terres
Helena Onenyes
Tacoma Venepe
A . Cade
Brooklyn Wees
Cincinnati Atro
St Louis
P. Ct
Seeene
St Louis Ween
Detroit Palace
Cleveland Tb
Hamlin
Warner
Batiste
Torchlight
Pax Excelence
Basulto
Bessie McCarty
Star of West
Baouche
Evylin Maud
Pittsburg I
Bloomer Girls
Watseka
Rans
Fire Department
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