Doublesheader split as Philadelphia tops Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Philadelphia winning the first 8 to 10 in 11 innings and the second 3 to 1. Batteries: Causey Gallia Rixey Meadows Wheat Witherow Hamilton Cooper Schmidt. Honors divided.
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Carbon County league schedule set for Sunday games
Red Lodge meets Fromberg in a Carbon County league clash Sunday with Bearcreek facing Edgar and Joliet up against Bridger. Bridger leads the standings with a perfect percentage while Red Lodge is tied with Fromberg for second. A special train is being planned.
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Two Mines League Games Set For Columbia Gardens Field
Two Mines league games are on the afternoon schedule at Columbia Gardens Field. The AC M and North Butte face off first, followed by Timber Butte against Elm Orlu. Both games are seven innings with a 2 pm start for the opener and no admission charged.
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Oregon Man Is Speedy at Golf
Scouver British Columbia July 10 H C Chandler Egan of Medford Oregon led Rus Jolph Wilhelm of Portland by two holes at the one hundred and thirtieth hole in the amateur championship of the Pacific Northwest.
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Giants to land stars amid McGraw reshuffle
Rumors claim the Giants will strengthen via big trades after McGraw’s New York set moves. Speculation links a new infield star, two championship pitchers, a utility infielder, and minor league arms to a McGranite return to the Polo Grounds after the western trip ending July 26.
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Trapshooters Annual Tourney Opens With High Scores
Kalispell hosts 100 shooters for the state tournament as Rush Razee of Temington Arms shoots 100 straight in practice and later hits 49 of 100 in the event. Therman Schenck Lee Kimmel A R Schenik and Hd South post 98 in early 20 target rounds while Frank Stoop and Godard also high. Tonight Frank Stoop elected president C H L Smith named secretary treasurer. Tomorrow features seven 20 target shoots medals and the ladies handicap along with the 100 target state championship and a Flathead lake boat excursion.
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Washington and Cleveland split doubleheader in July 10 action
July 10 reports from Washington and Cleveland show the visitors take game one 7 to 2 while Cleveland wins the nightcap 2 to 1. Um pire Chill drew crowd ire, earning police guard after the second game. Batteries noted for both games include Coveleskie O’Neill and Snyder Picinich in the lidlifter, with Bagby O’Neill Shaw Gharrity in the second.
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State trapshooters compete at Kalispell
The Montana State Sportsmen's Association trapshooting tournament in Kalispell attracts over a hundred entries from Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Colorado and North Dakota. Four days of hot competitions begin Saturday July 10 with prizes for the Brownlee medal, Manhattan team cup, Butte Rod and Gun Club medal, Klepetko Henge medal, Ladies Handicap and Montana Doubles. Kalispell hosts plan excursions to Flathead and national parks as shooters arrive, with notable contestants including P. J. O'Brien and FE. P. Mathewson from Butte and James Drumgoole from Anaconda.
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Egan Wins Pacific Northwest Amateur Golf Championship
Vancouver player Egan won the Pacific Northwest Golf Association amateur title by defeating Rudolph Wilhelm of Portland in a 36 hole final. Mrs Sweeney of Victoria defeated Miss Pheppos for the women's championship, with a large gallery watching on the local links. A New Record in New York July 10, Brutus Hamilton of Missouri set the Olympic trial athlon record surpassing Alma Richards’s 1915 mark.
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Tilden Caps Wimbledon Triumph For American Tennis
W T Tilden, the American tennis star, won the singles title at Wimbledon English Open, defeating Shimidity and then Patterson in straight sets after tough battles. Williams and Garland captured the doubles title for the United States, while Johnston paired with Tilden in doubles. the U S team led by captain Samuel Hardy faced a demanding tournament with 128 players from many nations.
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New County Quickens Registration as Candidates File
Lewistown July 10 a registration rush continues for the Aug 24 election to create Judith Basin County. Andrew Green former contractor seeks Republican county commissioner. Bert Replogle Grass Range veteran seeks Democratic clerk of the court. Raymond Dockery Fergus deputy attorney turned private enlisted in WWI seeks Democratic county attorney. S L Ramey five years deputy in county surveyor office seeks Republican surveyor nomination.
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Valley county non-partisans nominate ticket at Glasgow
LASGOW July 10 Following the state convention the non-partisans of Valley county selected the democratic primary as the field for their nominees who were named at a recent conven tion for district judge Thomas Dignan of Glasgow for representatives Alberto Listike Nashua Paul Kay Beaverton and Ben Fagan Avondale for commissioner Ben Durell sheriff R Micheleon Glentana treasurer C Turner Glasgow clerk Rex carder W Kamfer Glasgow surveyor J deli Whatley superintendent of schools Mrs Elmer Bukken Opheim assessor James Fox Tampico county attorney J Shea Glasgow auditor H M Perry
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Prospects for New Gas Supply In Havre
Havre reports drilling underway about 1,000 feet deep on the Stringfellow farm three miles east as Havre Natural Gas seeks to augment city supplies. The well targets the same gas body currently feeding Havre, with work continuing in northern Montana as oil companies explore. In other news, a Belt Red Cross nurse and Bert Davies of San Francisco wed after meeting in an army hospital, and a 10 piece boys band forms from M C A youths for summer camp near Red Lodge. Geologists M H Gidel of Butte and George M Fowler of East Lake City depart Lewistown to study the Winnettoll Section.
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Bozeman Roundup Lands Top Stock From Chicago
Lester P. Work, manager of the Bozeman roundup, returns from Chicago where he contracted four carloads of riding stock for the August event. The shipment includes Brammer cattle, bucking horses, roping cows, and relay and rope horses. Wild Jim Lynch has entered and will perform stunts on a moving auto and motorcycle.
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Wife of former parish pastor wins divorce in Great Falls
On grounds of desertion proven to have occurred March 1, 1918, the wife of Will Arthur Dietrick former pastor of the First Congregational Church Great Falls is granted a divorce. She left the Great Falls home while he earned about $200 a month.
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Separate before golden wedding in Great Falls
Great Falls July 19. After three years apart the couple Mr and Mrs Joan Frisch, both in their sixties, have been legally separated by a district court decree. They were married in Russia in 18 and had six children. The wife left the husband three years ago.
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Uly
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Russia
Haystacker injures ranch hand in dairy farm accident
Henry Richerts a young ranch hand at the John Jansma dairy farm west of Billings lies in a Billings hospital with a broken back after a haystacking accident. He is swathed in bandages, sustaining plaster, and doctors foresee a possible recovery. Richerts has worked at the farm for seven years and was unmarried.
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