Missoula Team Edges Mountmen Amid Sensational Support
Missoula and Drubot clash as Drubot defeats Mountmen with standout plays. Del Sas maintains scoring, Butte shows depth, and cuangnon blocks key shots while Onset delivers a highlight moment. Score details unclear due to damaged text.
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Senators Wallop Ogden After Two Extra Rounds
Ogden lost a one inning game to Helena in a spirited contest marked by strong play from both sides. The best game seen here this year, Helena prevailed after two extra innings.
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Variegated doubleheader stuns Great Falls in Salt Lake
Salt Lake swept a doubleheader from Great Falls with a fair first game and a slugging second. The contest featured strong hitting by both teams as the Salt Lake offense varied its attack and the pitchers struggled to contain the bats.
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Hometown Nine Defeats Salt Lake With Strong Offense
Kelly Gunn and Abbott lead a 3-base night as Great Pairs mount offense. Bauer Devereaux Kaater Drescan Spencer Morgan ignite base hits. Hildebrand holds on for four strikeouts. Double play Dressan to Pendleton to Abbott. passed ball by Fortier. Time of Fame two hours nine minutes. Umpire Prary.
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Foregery verdict ends Glendive trial No. Osborne spared years
In Glendive a district court jury spent the night deciding if Charles B. Osborne forged signatures. The jury found him guilty of forgery, sentencing him to one year in the penitentiary for signing James McGuire’s name on four checks. He was previously acquitted on his first trial but rearrested after a second check forged the case.
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Illness Delays Signing of Papers for Sivers-Wolgast Fight
In Los Angeles on July 1, illness delayed signing of articles for the Labor Day championship bout between Joe Sivers and Wolgast. Promoter McCarey said the terms were satisfactory and the fight could occur at Vernon arena, with McCarey reserving the right to select the referee.
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Lou Richie Baffles Giants 50 in July 1 baseball note
New York shut out the Giants as Lou Richie pitched four scattered hits. Ames opened for New York in the second inning but a wild pitch produced three Chicago runs. Fletcher was hit on the finger and retired. Groh spiked on the hand. Wilson fouled out. Battery notes list Richie Archer Ames Crandall Meyers Wilson Jarney. game halted by darkness. St Louis 1 Boston 5 halted in fourth. Cincinnati-Brooklyn and Philadelphia-Pittsburgh games postponed by rain. same teams playing today.
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Northwestern League Game Ends on Ninth Infield Collision
Seattle reports a dramatic finish in the Northwestern League as bases were loaded in the ninth when McMullin, batting for James, scored the deciding run after a collision.
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Spokane Beats Vienna In Easy Spokane Victory
Spokane, July 19. Spokane hit three Vienna pitchers all over the lot today and won an easy victory. Leonard was fired when the visitors got after him. With a big lead, Spokane tried out Laird, a recruit, and he held the voters safe.
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Portland Triumph Breaks Scoreless Tie in Seventh
In a Pacific Coast League game Portland broke a 1 0 lead with a pivotal seventh inning. Fanning and Harkness each contributed five hits as Portland mounted a late surge, with four hits off Fanning in the seventh to secure the win. Harkness retired the visitors without a run.
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Vernon Bats In Ninth To Tie Series In LA
Vernon secured a ninth inning victory to even the series in Los Angeles. Carson, the crippled pitcher for Vernon, held until the seventh before LA batters struck for three runs. Slagle pitched well for Los Angeles, while Vernone and Agnew contributed at the plate.
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Boxing backers push limited-round contest bill in California
Los Angeles July 1 Petitions circulated to counter church led anti boxing moves. XL Greenwald leads supporters to establish limited round boxing legality across the state. Ad Wolgast to carry copies to San Francisco as the drive gathers signatures with vigor. Opposition already pressing for absolute prohibition of boxing.
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Dillon Largest Town in State on Baseball Map
Art Merkle of the Butte Independents praises Dillon a 2,500-population town with a salaried baseball team not in a league. The locals will see them against the Butte Independents next Sunday, with a 400-footers on a special train and the Dillon band. Also lists multiple race results and horse names from a racing event.
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Butte Wrestling Night Show Delivers Classic Exhibition
Veteran Farmer Burns defeated Jack Meyers in 80 minutes at Broadway theater in a science heavy catch as catch can bout praised for power and technique. Westbrook and Deere opened with a brisk 17 minute bout, Burns later lectured on conditioning showing holds. Burns, 57, celebrated victory milestone as crowd of under 100 witnessed a spirited display with strong applause.
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Judge's Habits Under Fire In Heckmann Case
United States District Judge Cornelius Hanford faced probing questions today as Attorney Jerry Finch questioned witnesses about the Heckmann & Hansen affair. Representative McCoy pressed whether Ballinger acted as bank attorney when he signed notes for the firm, with responses indicating uncertainty about Ballinger's role.
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Hanford's former clerk pleads guilty in embezzlement case
Seattle July 10 Robert M Hopkins former clerk to United States District Judge Hanford pleaded guilty on two counts of embezzlement totaling 15128 and was sentenced to two years on each count to run concurrently. He was sent to McNeil's Island penitentiary to serve his term after repaying nearly all stolen funds.
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Grand Circuit Races Heat Up at Grartt Rapids
Extra heats and close finishes highlighted the Grand Circuit meet in Grartt Rapids Michigan on July 10. The Furniture Manufacturers purse of 10000 featured a 218 trotting with five heats, while Best times included 2 07 for pacing and 2 04 for the 2 65 pace. Winners listed include Warner Hall Beth Clark Jessie Direct Zombrower Baden and more across multiple heats.
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Esther W and Miss Archdale lead split heats in racing card
Race results from Lagoon July 10 show Esther W winning the first heat and Miss Archdale the second, with best time 2:08. Yard events include Queen Take in the Secondart third heats and Sunday Morning winning the first heat. also listed are five and a half furlong sprints with Sidney Peters and Little Jane victors, and longer races featuring Lady Stalwart and Lochto Cuban with times noted. No prices listed for winners.
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Western League Scores and Africa Sleeping Sickness Finding
Western League results show Des Moines and Denver games with scores noted, while a London Daily Mail report confirms Glossina morsitans as a carrier of sleeping sickness in Rhodesia. The commission found morsitans transmits the disease in both lab and nature, with paipalis limited to narrow regions.
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One Coast Record Broken by Barney at Portland Race
Portland July 10 Barney Oldfield in a Christie set a dirt track mile record and won the five mile car race at the Portland Automobile Club meet. Heinemann and Fritsch followed in several events with Tetzlaff victorious in the under 500 cubic inch class. A Curtiss biplane display ended safely after a motor failure.
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Wild Red Rice Promises New Food Source
The article describes wild red rice found in Senegal and Huents regions. It grows in inundated acids, swells in water, nourishes well, and requires no cultivation. Text notes the plant thrives in flooded areas and presents a potential food source. details on cultivation are limited.
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