Seattle Wins G ame in a Walk as Butte Slumps
Seattle defeated Butte 8 to 3 in a one sided game. Dowling lasted three innings before being relieved by Gay as Seattle tallied early and often with 13 hits. Butte struggled with fielding errors and wild pitching allowing unearned runs and late scoring by Seattle.
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Lutte
Pete Dowling
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Pete
Gay
Harmon
Hickey
Pete Dowing
Hurley
Babbit
Schwartz
Stovall
Stanley
Dalrymple
Dowling
Zearfoss
Kane
Joe Marshal
Butte
Bill Hurley
Campbell
McIntyre
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Meintyre
Houtz
Mellale
Hiurley
Seerees
Rabbitt
Ampbell
Darmon
Senattie
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Knlopt
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Schwartzling
Dousle
Ry Harmon
Dy Hickey
Ry Hickey
O Hickey
Alof
Locals take both games from New York in steady offense
In Chicago on July 12 the team won both games from New York by better play and timely hitting through four innings. Hoth Jundgren and Rhoades pitched well with sharp double plays backing them up. Attendance 4 600. First game final 8 to 2 with Lundgren, Kling, Taylor, Bowerman. Second game 0 to 4 with Rhoades, Kling, Evans, Bowerman. Umpire Cantillon.
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Bowerman
Cantillon
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Pitchers’ Battle As Hahn Bests Pittsburgs In Cincinnati
Cincinnati 1 July game featured a pitching duel with Hahn allowing few hits but three in the first month doomed the Reds. Attendance about 3.5 percent. Batteries Hahn and Peitz for Cincinnati Tannehill Leever and Zimmer for Pittsburg. Umpires Powers and Brown.
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Visitors win opener as 19 hits pressure local debut
In Chicago on July 13 the visitors pounded Garvin for 19 hits in Game 1, Stopping the rally late helped the locals. Patt pitched well in Game 2 as Isbell and Meri- were involved in a notable double steal.
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Tacoma Loses to Portland in Final Game and Series
Portland wins the last matchup as Tacoma plays loosely, the Tigers fail to hit adequately, making for a disappointing exhibition that left the crowd underwhelmed and the series outcome resolved.
Umpiring Is The Limit at Spokane Meet
Spokane sports brief reports erratic officiating robs runners of several clear wins as athletes race for Kreis points and local pride amid crowded lanes and tense stands.
Portland Wins Tacoma Series In Loosefield Showing
Tacoma and Portland split a baseball series as Portland won the game while Tacoma's errors proved costly. Wilbeck pitched well for Portland and turf issues led to several misplays, with Muller and Van Buren contributing early. Attendance was 180.
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Litter Scores Noted In Feature Race Attendance Report
In the feature race Attendance 12 60, data shows first game with Grisagstnchtinchas leading and batteries Garvin and McFarland Harper and Sugden. Second game lists CORRS 556s 004s and 66 SS with Pratt and Sullivan as battery pair Sudhoft and Sugden.
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Cleveland Detroit Open Date Led to Delayed Game
Cleveland notes that the American League game set for today between Cleveland and Detroit was actually played last Thursday, the day serving as an open date for both clubs.
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Boston Cores
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St. Louis Extends Winning Streak Over Brooklyn in Sunday Crowd
St. Louis won the game marking a third consecutive victory over Brooklyn before the season's largest Sunday crowd of 11 500. The final score favored St. Louis by a six run margin with Batteries M O Neil and J O Neil, O Donovan and Ahearn contributing offensively. Umpire O Dav.
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Unclear Baseball Scores From Midwest Matches
In Colorado Springs two Kansas City six, Omaha four Milwaukeer one, Des Moines four Peoria two, Denver four St. Joseph six.
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Omaha
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St. Joseph
Wade and Clifford Set for Grand Showdown Next Wednesday
Admirers anticipate a key boxing bout at the Grand between Jack Wade of Butte and Jack Clifford. Wade seeks revenge after a Salt Lake City setback and vows peak form, while Clifford trains hard. Reserved seats are selling briskly ahead of the Wednesday night fight with many top ringside and pit seats expected to be claimed.
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Clifford
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Billings Defeats Bozeman In Clean Baseball Win
Billings beat Bozeman 19 to 2 at home in a temperate contest. Harker earned 18 strikeouts on 8 hits while Shabarker pitched well for Bozeman, who had 11 hits. Donovan hit Billings first home run of the season with Dwyer adding another in the fourth. A gusty wind caused a temporary scare at the grand stand as a track fence collapsed but no injuries or property damage occurred.
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Great Falls to Host Helena Rifle Meet On July 27
Helena rifle team challenges Great Falls for a third showdown. A Great Falls range match is planned likely July 27 with Hirsch winning class A and Madden class B medals at 42 points. Curtis and Cooney tied high at 22 of 25 on the 300 yard range.
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Cooney
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Middleweight Bout Set in Butte Tomorrow Night
James Murphy meets Frank Dunn in a 20 round middleweight match at the Family theater in Butte under the Butte Gymnasium club. Both men weigh 158 pounds and have trained hard promising a strong, first class contest with a competent referee to decide.
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Frank Dunn
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Butte Gymnasium
Jack Roote
Dunn
Roote
Driving Club Matinee Records Fall as Kane and Orphan Dick Shine
William Kane drives Kanes Erin to win in the Fourth race club mile while Orphan Dick led the field in the Wet conditions, breaking the track record with 2.194. Teams include W. Clark and Breen with Master Delmar and County Attorney placing in key events. four races completed with strong odds and close finishes.
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Traps Chauffeur by Trick After Car Crash
John F. Remsen, badly hurt with a broken rib, used a bold ruse to force the car driver to identify himself. Blocking the frightened horse he moved along the turnpike to Roslyn where the chauffeur confessed his name as W. L. Guenther of Bayside.
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Vailsburg Track Meet Sees Fast Scratch Half Mile Record
In Newark New Jersey July 13 over 4000 attended as professionals chased prizes Ralph Depalm Brooklyn won the half mile handicap with 80 yards Grady Chicago second and Bedell Lynnbrook third in 56 seconds. The Spartan two mile open featured Frank L Kramer East Orange winning with Bedell second Owens Kimble third and Iver Lawson fourth in 4 11.
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Salt Lake City
Moody aims rapid completion of new 16000 ton battleship
Secretary Moody presses for swift construction at New York yard with strict oversight of forge and armor suppliers Bethlehem and Midvale face high demand. Naval officers debate shore duty shifts while Capps leads the Connecticut project. warnings of officer redeployments accompany funding talks and potential navy yard forge establishment.
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Jeffries Goes to Oakland for Final Fight Prep
James J Jeffries left Harbin Springs for Quakeland to finish preparations for his big fight. He was greeted warmly along the route by many friends and later checked into the Hotel Metropole in Oakland. After dinner the party attended a performance at the Orpheum.
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James J. Jeffries
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Quakland
Lake County
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Oakland
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Little Alice Delivers Vinegar Errand
A five year old girl Alice helps her mother by running errands. She enjoys speaking words aloud but fears laughter at mispronunciations. On a necessary trip she takes the vinegar jug to the clerk and asks for a quart by having him smell it.
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Twin Bridges Battle Watseka In Tough 13 Inning Tilt
In Twin Bridges on July 13 a 13 inning game ended Watseka 10 twin bridges 9. Carney fanned 13 for Watseka while Turney held the Watseka batters at bay but lacked support from his teammates.
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Third year begins Tuesday September ninth one nine zero two
Announcement for the School of Mines in Butte Montana noting the third year starts on Tuesday September 9 1902 and providing catalogues and terms contact details.
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School of Mines
Butte, Mont
Flowers by ponds and rivers June hunting scene
The passage notes June flower hunting near ponds and rivers. It mentions water lilies, pickerel weed blue spikes, water plantain, yellow water buttercup, white water crowfoot, greater bladderwort or pop-weed, and horned bladderwort along marsh margins.
Murder at Sea and Mutiny on the Mary Sanford
Captain McDonald reports on the Mary Sanford voyage from Bluefields to Pensacola. First Mate Nicholson killed Fred Reed during a dispute over duties, was subdued by the captain, and jailed. Four West Indian seamen threatened to hang Nicholson, while a white crew of four upheld order to avoid a marine lynching.
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Mary Sanford
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Nicholson
Sanford
A. G. Nicholson
Fred Reed
Democratic Attacks on Roosevelt Trust Plan Spark Debate
Washington July report quotes Representative James M. Griggs blasting President Roosevelt and anti trust efforts. He urges immediate congressional action, citing Littlesfield bills on criminalizing trust activity and requiring interstate corporations to file quarterly returns and keep books open to inspectors.
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James M. Griggs
Democrate
Congressional Committee
Meade
Roosevelt
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Pittsburg
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United States
Treasury Department
Australian dancer Saharet taken ill in Berlin
Saharet, en route from St. Petersburg to New York for a long U.S. engagement, was attacked by peritonitis and is critically ill at the Westminster hotel in Berlin.
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