Harrington Dominates Indians in Big League Exhibition
In a baseball exhibition, Harrington dominated for Spokane with a 7-3 win over Butte. Yardley and Jackson led with key hits, while Stumpf and Williams showed solid fielding. Bigbee and Harrington combined for a strong pitching effort as Spokane tallied ten hits.
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Cusick
Golfer Gemmell to face Mike Gordan in Helena match
A fencing style golf challenge headlines today as Gemmell and Helena’s Mike Gordan tee off for a round with a $50 side bet amid a crowd of locals. Gemmell pursues golf in limited fashion and plans to complete the course by dusk if fortune favors them.
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Mike Gordan
Helena
Gordan
Golf at Chicago semifinals set in Western amateur
Iyn Chicane Ed wards and Francis Cuimet meet Kenneth Edwards and John G Anderson in the 36 hole Western Amateur golf championship semifinals at the Glenwood Country Club. Donald Edwards beat Peter Barnett 14 up 12 to play. Guilford defeated by 1 up after a grueling match. Anderson surged from behind to beat Ned Sawyer 1 up. Evers joins Philadelphia Nationals after closing deal. Niehott displaced for second date starting Monday.
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Francis Cuimet
Kenneth Edwards
John G. Anderson
New York
Midoillian Country Club
Edwards Brothers
Ouimer
Peter Barnett
Donald Edwards
Argentina
Jesse Guileford
Massachusetts
Guilford
Anderson
Ned Sawyer
Four-Club Montana League Forms To Replace Northwestern
Montana clubs Butte Great Falls Spokane and Tacoma Billings plan a new four club league to replace the Northwestern League. Meetings set in Great Falls to finalize details with officials from Butte and Spokane. Billings to host Tacoma and Spokane to face Billings with dates and financial terms under review.
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ELECTRICS BEAT TIGERS IN GREAT FALLS
Great Falls defeated Tacoma by 8 to 3 at home on July 12, with Gardner delivering three first inning hits and Aw Tung driving in runs. The Tigers rallied in the ninth but fell short as Great Falls tallied early and added runs in the middle frames. Gardner and Stevens led the battery for Great Falls, while McGinnity and Byler paired for Tacoma.
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Philadelphia
J Schauer
Karen Bodie
AYAL BUSY AGAIN IN SEATTLE BLOWOUT
In Vancouver, Ayau sparked Seattle with a second quarter drive that caromed off Murphy’s leg into the grand stand, then crossing for a score as Snyder surged ahead. Rowe led Vancouver with 18 despite Seattle’s 24 in the final tally. batteries included Dailey and T. Cunningham for Vancouver and Acosta and Cadman for Seattle.
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Vancouver
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Murphy
Ayaut
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Dailey
T. Cunningham
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Cadman
National Education Association to back war effort
Portland date reports the National Education Association resolutions committee drafting measures to support the government, likely to pass briefly at the 1817 convention. Mary Bradford of California is expected to be elected president unanimously, with debate on drafts exempting male teachers from conscription facing opposition.
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Giants Lose Twice to Matty's Redlegs
The Giants dropped a doubleheader to Cincinnati as Perritt was battered in the second game and Schupp held to two hits in the opener. Ragan and Schneider featured for New York, while Cincinnati’s rally sealed the first game and a 2 to 1 1 loss.
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Matty
Redlegs
Perritt
Ragan
Schneider
New York
Cincinnati
Hing Schupp
Rede
Rarcan and
Clarke
Schupp and
Gibson
Wingo
Perritt, Middleton
Rariden
Bagby Beats Walter Johnson in Shutout Duel
Cleveland pitcher Bagby handcuffed Walter Johnson and dominated with 7 to 6 score, Johnson pulled after 85 straight scoreless innings and Roth stole home for his sixth of the season as Indians top Washington. Batter figures show Johnson, Ayers, Ain Smith, Charrity, Bagby, O Neill in mixed output.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
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Ainsmith
Charrity
Bagby
O'Neill
Ethel Barrymore Stars in The Call of Her People at Rialto
The Call of Her People features Ethel Barrymore as a gypsy girl with a Georgia setting. A roving gypsy band and a love triangle drive a tale of luxury versus return to gypsy life, with Oliver G. Wallace’s score touted as a highlight. The Rialto run continues through Sunday before Rex Beach’s The Barrier screens.
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Rialto
John Barrysmore
John Drew
Sidney Drew
Miss Barrymore
Georgia
Ehlet
Eyp
Stll
Oliver G. Wallace
Oman
Butte
Rex Beach
Great Northwest
Rialto Theater
Vaudeville and film bill at People's Hippodrome today
At the People's Hippodrome six top vaudeville acts feature in The Flashlight with Dorothy Philips and Lon Chaney, plus Pathe News weekly and a comedy. Show runs continuously from 1 to 11 p.m.
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People's Mippodrome
Dorothy Philips
Lon Chaney
Pathe News
People's Hippodrome
Mooney alibi witnesses claim not near July explosion
In San Francisco on July 12 defense witnesses Mrs. Belle Hammerberg and Mrs. Martha Timberlake testified that Mrs. Rena Mooney and her husband Thomas J. Mooney were in their apartment and on the building roof from early afternoon until after 2:00 p.m. to view the Preparedness parade. The state argues the Mooneys rode with Israel Weinberg, Warren K. Billings, and Edward Nolan to the scene in Weinberg's jitney, where Billings allegedly left a bomb case. Billings faces life, while Weinberg and Nolan await trial.
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Warren K. Billings
Edward Av Nolan
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