Careless Game Sees Missoula Triumph Over Butte
In Missoula on July 11 the Highlanders won their third straight game ending a chaotic contest. Keenan pitched well despite problems and Keenan and Klein led the offense while McCafferty struggled. Levy shut out Garden City in relief as Butte rallied late but fell one run short. The score:
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Highlanders
Butte
Keenan Wage
Klein
McCafferty
Levy
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Tiockatader
Eeeevetere
Carman
Tobin
Changnon
Eeerees Blankenship
Seeeerrers
Weer Keenan
Evegees
Mathes
Whaling
Sack- Klein
Oriel
Naling
Kafora
Meby Levy
Cafferty
Keenan
Fifth straight defeat at Lake for Electrics
Salt Lake, Utah. on July 11 Salt Lake defeated Salt Lake for the fifth straight time. Bittrolff pitched a solid game against his former teammates as the teams closed the scoreless or low scoring contest.
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Lake
Salt Lake
Utah
Bittrolff
Mixed Wrestling Show in Walkerville Tonight
Jerry McCarthy presents a mixed athletic program at Socialhall Walkerville with two local bout preliminaries followed by a 10 round match between Jack Rodgers and Frank Nice. Montana middleweights Westbrooke and Meyers seek challenge after recent wins and Burns ties at Broadway. Golf events at the Country Club start Sunday with mixed foursomes through July 20 and handicap entries due Saturday morning.
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Socialhall
Walkerville
Jerry McCarthy
Hill City
Jack Rodgers
Frank Nice
Hamilton Visitors See Excellent Wrestling Bout
One of the prettiest Hamilton bouts drew a small crowd at Lucas shon. Tom Sontag of Missoula and Farmer Berg of Estherville Iowa fought as middleweights with Sontag winning the first bout in 3 95 and Berg the second in 7 53. Sontag took the second bout on a toe hold forcing Berg to submit. Earlier Harry South Jr and Everett Shannon wrestled with South sweeping the first and third bouts and Shannon taking the middle one. A boxing exhibition is scheduled for tonight.
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Hamilton
Lucas Shon
Tom Sontag
Missoula
Farmer Berg
Estherville
Iowa
Berg
Sontag
A. R. Sellenthin
Harry South Jr
Everett Shannon
South
Shannon
Lagoon Horse Race Results for July 11
Four and a half furlongs saw Garter win at 3 to 1 over Orelile with Mrs Gamp third. Futurity course yielded Error at 8 to 1 with Pickaninny second and Miss Picnic fourth. Cool won the third race with Tremargo second and Orba Smile third. Right Easy edged Terns Trick in the fourth race. Onatassa captured the mile event with Gretchen G. second and Ben Uncas third. Cazadora won the five and a half furlongs with Evelina second and Auto Girl third.
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Garter
Henry
Orelile
McBride
Mrs. Gamp
Forsythe
Fain
Pickaninny
Frasch
Miss Picnic
Cavanaugh
Cool
Taplin
Tremargo
Boland
Orba Smile
Gross
Right Easy
Terns Trick
Dr. Dougherty
Miller
Onatassa
Kirschbaum
Gretchen G
Ben Uncas
Anderson
Cazadora
Eve
Horse Race Card for Five Furlongs to Futurity Course
First race purse five furlongs features Dr J Berry 112 aboard Absurd with Flying dOr Finnegan Mr Bob Visible Val Hall and Sweet Dale. Second race selling mile includes Wicket The Peer Star Actor Gene Russell 106 Tavora Dorothy Ann Royal River 104 Mary Emily 99. Third race selling mile Wolferton presents Abound Stare Aftermath Cabin 106 Jack Stryker 104 Arbutus Beat Rice Soule 102. Fourth race purse four furlongs lists Green Cloth 115 with John Hume Mother Katcham Kenneth 109 Coeur dAlene Bells Gasket Kid Nelson 106 Con naught 108. Fifth race selling Futurity course shows Henry Hutchinson The Monk Billy Myer 112 Chilla Meddling Hannah Fair Louise 110 Dennis Stafford 106 Richard Reed 104. Sixth race selling Futurity course notes New Capital Descendant 112 Made line Musgrave 110 Hannis Bell Wether 109 Quick Trip Burning Bush Seagreen 106 Alva B 104.
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Absurd
Flying d'Or
Finnegan
Mr. Bob
Visible
Val Hall
Sweet Dale
the Peer
Gene Russell
Tavora
Dorothy Ann
Royal River
Mary Emily
Wolferton
Abound
Stare
Aftermath
Cabin
Jack Stryker
Arbutus
Beatrice
Cubs Take Another Game in Series
Chicago defeated New York to win the third of four games in the series. Lavender started for Chicago but weakened in the sixth and retired. The locals hit Wiltse and Crandall with ease, finishing 11 to 7.
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Chicago
New York
Lavender
Wiltse
Crandall
R. H
Seecseseces Jacsee
Ue Secabenees
Cheney
Archer
Meyers
Cincinnati and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader in Cincinnati
Cincinnati and Brooklyn tied both games 4 to 4 in a day doubleheader. Ragan left early after wounding a finger in the first game. Batting highlights came from Smith and Wheat as Brooklyn and Cincinnati each used their pitchers and fielders in a tight twin bill.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Ragan
Smith
Wheat
Rm & B
St. Louis Wins Final Game of Boston Series
St. Louis took the last game of the Boston series to gain three of four. Titus sparked the batting as St Louis defeated Boston. Final score shows St. Louis with 6 runs and Boston with 2, in a game featuring Steele, Sallee, Dale, Tyler, and Raridan.
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St. Louis
Titus
Boston
Steele
Sallee
Dale
Tyler
Raridan
Today’s National League Card Games on Tap
Boston visits Chicago while Brooklyn travels to Pittsburg and New York faces St Louis Philadelphia plays Cincinnati. The schedule lists five matchups for today across major leagues with teams in competitive duels tonight.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Portland Beats San Francisco as Henley Dominates Early
Portland won behind strong early hitting from Henley who drove in runs in the first three innings. Koestner pitched well into the eighth, holding San Francisco scoreless until the final frame. Batteries Henley Berry Koestner Fisher.
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Portland
Ore
Henley
Koestner
San Francisco
Ceeee Seeserseers
Berry
Fisher
Vernon Wins Ninth In Comeback Victory
Vernon broke through in the ninth inning as Brashear walked Litchi doubled and Burrel singled scoring two runs for a 2 to 0 lead. Los Angeles fielding miscues and unreliable hits marked the late innings as Vernon clinched the win with Chech Agnew and Smith Hitt providing battery support.
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Los Angeles
Vernon
Brashear
Litchi
Burrel
Vernon Batteries
Chech and Agnew
Smith
Sacramento Wins Big Early Lead In Oakland Game
Sacramento scored four runs on five hits in the first inning off Pernell. Olmstead relieved Pernell in the fourth and held Oakland to two hits the rest of the way. Final score Sacramento 4 Oakland 0 with Avellanes Cheek Pernell Olmstead Mitze as battery.
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Helena
AB. R. H. PO
Menges
Quigley
M. Killilay
Ef Luesi
Irby
Thompson
OGDEN
AB H. PO
Wessiler
Schimpff
Whalen
Spencer
Eeveusues
Jensen
A van
Murray
Wook
Eeenee Perkins
Wood
Lussi
Wright
Oakland
Cal
Sacramento
Pernell
Olmstead
R. H. B. Sacramento
Avellanes
Cheek
Mitze
Great Falls Releases Star Player Reuters Report
Great Falls baseball director telegrams state manager Reed at Salt Lake released George Bittrolff. He had been one of the leading players for the club before the dissolution of his contract.
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Standard
Great Falls
Great Falls Baseball Association
Reed
Salt Lake
George Bittrolff
Pitcher Parade Opens Season With Nine straight Wins
The league leaders started 1911 strong with nine straight victories as Teed awaits RMverdon of Kansas City who left for Salt Lake today amid a downturn in later results.
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Rmverdon
Kansas City
Salt Lake
Cleveland Stops Senators In Tight Baseball Win
Washington battles Cleveland as Hughes is beaten around the mound and Turner shines at the plate. Final score shows Cleveland ahead as Hughes, Enale, Henry, Williams, Steen and Livingston hold the Reds to a modest total.
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Cleveland
Hughes
Turner
Enale
Henry
Williams
Steen
Livingston
Rain Delays Postpone Key Baseball Games Across Cities
In New York on July 11 and Boston on July 1 games involving Detroit New York St Louis Chicago and Philadelphia were postponed due to rain. The same matchups are rescheduled for today with rain affecting the schedule.
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Pittsburg
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Vancouver Keeps unbeaten run with tight win over Tacoma
Vancouver defeated Tacoma by a slim margin in a close Northwest League game. Poor fielding by Tacoma helped Vancouver secure the victory as Schmutz and Crittenden paired in the mound for Vancouver while Gervais and Sepulveda worked for Tacoma.
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Tacoma
R. H. EB
Dei
Aie
Schmutz
Crittenden
Gervais
Sepulveda
Seattle Beats Portland In Lopsided Baseball Game
Seattle toppled Portland early with seven runs in the second inning as Doty started on the mound and Girot finished. With the score 7 to 1 and three on, Girot allowed only one additional run and kept Seattle ahead comfortably. Battery: Fullerton Ingersoll Thompson Whaling for Seattle. Doty Girot Moore for Portland.
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Doty
Girot
An. H. E
Ie Ae
Portland
Besvauceens
Fullerton, Ingersoll, Thompson and
Whaling
Moore
Noyes Grabs Twelfth Straight Victory For Spokane
Spokane pitcher Noyes secured his twelfth consecutive win as Spokane defeated Victoria. Errors by Friene on third base aided four first inning runs and the game remained loosely played. Victoria Batteries included Noyes and Devogt, Kaufman and Meek, Grindle.
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Noyes
Friene
Victoria
Noyes and Devogt
Kaufman and Meek
Grindle
Local Football Scores Show Varied Outcomes Across Cities
Summary of several games with St. Joseph defeating Denver 7 to 5 at St. Joseph. Des Moines routed by Wichita 1 to 0. Omaha edging Topeka 10 to 2. Sioux City losing 32 to 7 at Lincoln. Strong contrast in results across multiple venues.
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Omaha
Denver
Wichita
Des Moines Oem
Lincoln
Topeka
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Ritchie Receives Plenty of Offers for Fights
San Francisco July 11 Willie Ritchie the San Francisco boxer draws offers from New Orleans Memphis Tacoma and others as promotion chief Coffroth delays engagements until a conference with Wolgast manager Tom Jones regarding a September 9 bout in this city. He may also fight Pat Moore with a later Mandot showdown in sight while Hyland at Tacoma and other bids circulate. Al Kaufman and Charlie Miller plan a July 31 rematch with gate splits 65 to the winner and 35 to the loser with the referee named ten days prior.
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Sporting World
Ad Wolgast
Joe Rivers
Willie Ritchie
Ritchie
James Coffroth
Tom Jones
Wolgast
New Orleans
Pat Moore
Mandot
Memphis
Tacoma
Dick Hyland
Laboray
al Kaufman
Charlie Miller
Eddie Graney
Swedes set record as Yanks struggle at Olympic trials
U the Swede clears at first attempt to establish a Swedish record amid strong crowd support. Coyle breaks at 4m95 but continues. Babcock wins the pole vault as Nelson Wright and Murphy contest 4m85. In 110-meter hurdles finals, Case and Wendell excel while Blakeny falls. Goulding dominates the 10,000-meter walk, and Rose tops weight putting with 27m57 aggregate.
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Babcock
Murphy
Wright
Dukes
New York Athletic Club
Fritz
Cornell
Nelson
Bellah
Happeny
Uggla
Uggia
At & Meters
John RB. Nicholson
University of Missouri
Blanchard
Boston Athletic Association
James Wendell
New York
A. C
G. R. Anderson
England
Wendell
George A. Chisholm
Boston
F. W. Kelley
University of Southern California
Blakeny
John R. Case
University of Illinois
Ralph Rose
Patrick J. McDonald
L. A. Whitney
FK. Niklander
Finland
Rose
McDonald
Niklander
McDonald's
F. BE. H. Blakeney
W. Wickholm
Fin
Edwin M. Pritchard
G. St. Andre
France
Ralph D. Craig
Detroit
Donald F. Lippincott
University of Pennsylvania
W. Rh. Appiegarth
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Patrick J. Mc Donald
Eriklander
Haerry S. Babcock
Columbia University
Frank T. Neilson
Yale University
Mark
Dartmouth
Patchen Jr. Wins Grand Rapids Comstock Purse Feature
Joe Patchen Jr. wins the Comstock purse of 5000 in the 2:11 class pacing at Grand Rapids, taking the title in straight heats amid a strong field led by Grand Opera. Dandy Wood shows speed but falters with breaks, while Victor Star steady in trotting heats and Queen Lake claims the 2:18 class race after yesterday’s results.
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Mich
Joe Patchen Jr
Grand Opera
Joe Patchen II
Dandy Wood
Victor Star
Anvil
Sadie Hall
Eddie Burnham Wins Pro Sculling Title on Toronto Bay
Eddie Burnham of Toronto nephew of Ned Hanlon defeated William Haines of Boston in a three mile sculling race on Toronto bay to retain the professional championship of America.
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Ontario
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William Haines
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Toronto Bay
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Yards Separate Winners In Tight Olympic Trials
In a close stretch finish the Michigan athlete edged Lippincott by more than a yard with Applegarth just ahead of Rau and the Briton and German close behind. The meet featured heats across 110 meters hurdles, 400 and 60 meters sprints, swimming events, and field events, with athletes from England France Norway Hungary Sweden Australia Italy Canada and the United States competing for top places.
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Ralph Craig
Detroit
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R. Applegarth
Michigan
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Applegarth
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Rau
George A. Chisholm
Boston
A. A
Karloy Solymar
Hungary
John J. Eller
A&a A
G. R. L. Anderson
England
Martin W. Hawkins
Multno- A. C. Ge
N. I. Andre
France
Edwin M. Pritchard
H. E. H. Blakeney
Fred W. Kelly
P. Fite
Chile
John R. Case
University of Illinois
H. von Benninghausen
Germany
James Wendell
New York
A. C
K. Powell
George Goulding
Ontario
Canada
E. J. Webb
F. Altimani
Italy
A. Rasmussen
Denmark
Hardwick
Australia
Champion
T. &. Battersby
Johnson
Norway
Ritter
Kenyery
Mnutes
Las Torres
Taylor
Cecil Healy
J. Q. Hatfield
George R. Hodgson
Canad
Foster
Bathe
Henning
Sweden
Lutzow
Malische
Fannie Durach
Daisy Curwen
Wilhelmina Wylie
Annie Spiers
Faroly Solymah
Triple Bs Lose After Elk Parade Warms Up Portland
The Triple Bs from Billings Montana, US champions, lost to Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club in Portland. The half ended Multnomah 14 Triple Bs 13, final score 26 to 1. The Triple Bs used five players, Multnomah seven after marching four and a half hours in an Elk parade.
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Ore
Triple Re
Billings
Mont
United States
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
Multnomah
Triple Bs
Triple B
Chavez Wins Knockout In Third At Albuquerque
Benny Chavez bantamweight champion of the Rocky Mountain states knocked out Max Feeney of South Omaha in the third round of a two round bout held in Albuquerque New Mexico on July 11.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Benny Chavez
Rocky Mountain States
Oat Max Feeney
South Omaha
Million Dollar Sale In Globe Copper Deal
Charles S. Smith president of Old Dominion Copper buys the Arizona Commercial property at referee's sale for 1 million dollars, acquiring assets that belonged to the Amster interests in Globe, Arizona.
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Globe, Ariz
Charles S. Smith
Old Dominion Copper Company
Arizona Commercial Company
Amster
English Proficiency Rule To Go To Ballot In November
Assistant Attorney General Carpenter rules proposed law banning non English speakers from mining and hazardous actions will be placed before voters under the initiative provision at the general election next November in Phoenix Arizona.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Carpenter
Cables Across the North Atlantic Counted at Sixteen
A report notes sixteen transatlantic undersea cables spanning the North Atlantic Ocean. Experts discuss capacity, routes, and ongoing maintenance amid transatlantic communications.
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North Atlantic Ocean
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