Butte Takes One Of Week's Series
Hildebrand Stolen Case Davis Runs Batted In By Mise 2 Griffin Hester Devereaux Orr Weaver 2 Bittrolft Rages On Hildebrand 5 Off Rakerton 8 Off Bittrolff 3 Struck Out By Hildebrand 9 Edgerton 2 By Rittroltt 6 Hite Of Hildebrand 7 In innings Runs Of Hildebrand 6 In innings Left On Bases Great Falls 19 Salt Lake 6 Double Plays Hildebrand To Mann To Misses Of To Abbott First Base On Error Fore Great Falls 3 Salt Lake 2 Hit By Pitch Devereaux By Hildebrand Devereaux By Edgerton Time Of Game Two Hours And One Minutes Umpire Frary Beckel
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Ogden Flips Split Double Header With Helena Visit
In Utah on July 14 Ogden and Bryan's pitching highlighted the opening game as five hits allowed by Bryan anchored by strong defense. Irby Erickson led for their teams with home runs, while fielding miscues and base on balls shaped a 6 to 3 final. Attendance marked the largest of the season. First game details include bases on balls two and a wild pitch by Knight. Second game follows.
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MARQUARD LOSES TWO GAMES TO ST LOUIS
In St Louis on July 1 the locals beat New York twice. Marquard relieved Wiltse in game one and allowed three singles plus a bases on balls, then Marquard started game two before Crandall relieved him. A Hingie and a Meyers wild throw produced another St Louis run as Philadelphia edged Cincinnati later.
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Seven of Ten Taken by Lakers in Series
Salt Lake City reports a double-header sweep by Salt Lake over Great Falls with seven of ten games won. The first game featured pitching shifts and late scoring, including a home run by Orr and key hits by Misse Griffin Heste Bauer and Devereaux. The second game was challenged by overextended pitching as hits decided late. Games scheduled include Boston at Chicago New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cinemat.
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American Association Scores and Standings Brief
In Kansas City two games ended with Louisville defeating Kansas City Kansas City 3 to 2, and Milwaukee leading Indianapolis 5 to 10. Minneapolis tied Milwaukee 2 to 2 as St Paul beat Columbus 4 to 2. A circus grounds nine innings saw the Postomce defeat Krueger's Pets by 9 to 1 with batteries Postomce Paaseh and Shay facing Pets Brinicke and Blaustein.
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Mountmen Face Road Trip After Missoula Setback
Mountmen depart for a four game West Coast run after a dismal Missoula trip where Highlanders won six of seven. The slump risks dropping them from the playoff picture as Salt Lake and McCloskey’s lineup loom. Pitching, lineup changes, and Rosenburrough’s return fuel expectations for Harrison Avenue tilt follow Missoula losses.
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Players favor Chicago men in practice showing
San Francisco's Jack Neville and Los Angeles' KE Armstrong joined brief practice work as Chicago men draw favorable opinions from observers.
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Cleveland Triumphs as Blanding Shuts Out Phillies
Cleveland dominates Philadelphia with a six inning shutout chance, Blanding limiting the visitors to few batters and driving in three runs while Morgan exits the box in the eighth. The game features Ryan at the plate and a solid Belding, Yan, and Turner in support as Cleveland wins.
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M D Whitman to marry heiress in San Mateo
Miss Jean Crocker the wealthiest California heiress will wed Malcolm Douglas Whitman of Brookline Massachusetts in St Mathews Episcopal church San Mateo Bishop Nichols to officiate The ceremony includes simple church decor and a Tevis estate grounds wedding breakfast for 150 guests Values of presents exceed 100000 with over 50000 already received The bridesmaids include New York and San Francisco youths Best man is Harold Fitzgerald Mrs Walter Hobart will be matron of honor The couple plan a mountain honeymoon and later reside in California
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Speedy Gold Stone wins 16-dog coursing stake at Butte
Gold Stone owned by William Han cock captured the 16-dog stake at Butte coursing park beating a strong field and taking the final from Bowery Burn in a fast race. Consolation beat Welsh Boy in the first round as Gold Stone defeated American Nell. Semis pitted Gold Stone against Consolation with Bowery Bum over Mona.
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Independent team rattled by rugged loss in Dillon outing
Dillon fell 16 to 2 at Butte as locals failed to spark in national sport. Verheyen pitched seven innings for Butte, Richards struggled for Dillon, while Tremblay and Welty driven runs and Tremblay added a two-base shot. About 1,000 fans left early as fireworks lit the night after a rough display.
May Week Sched: Tacoma at Victoria and Seattle at Vancouver
The May Week schedule lists two matchups including Tacoma visiting Victoria and Seattle traveling to Vancouver. The results or dates are not provided in the fragment.
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Portland Beats San Francisco in Pacific Coast League
In Portland on July 1 Gregg started and controlled the early innings, issuing three walks and allowing two hits before being removed. San Francisco tallied three runs off the mix of hits and balls, with Koestner giving up two more in relief and Fung driving in two during the sixth. Final score reflected Portland’s pitching and offense as both teams totaled five runs.
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Oakland Splits Twin Bill With Listless Sacramento
In morning play Oakland led in the second inning and never trailed as Gaddy Williams and Krelta supported by the batting of the A's profited from four Sacramento errors. In the afternoon Sacramento rallied, pummeling Parkins while Rohrer held the visitors to a tougher clash. Vernon meets Portland, San Francisco faces Oakland, Sacramento plays Los Angeles in the week’s schedule.
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South Africans Capture Honors in Mixed Decathlon Trials
In a chaotic field of results from the area event, James Thorpe of Carlisle Indian School led the running high jump within the decathlon, clearing 6 feet 1 inch. Swedes Lemberg and Wieslander posted solid marks, while Philbrook of Notre Dame and Mercer of Pennsylvania showed strong discus and sprint times. Twenty three competitors take part as teams from Great Britain Sweden and the United States score points in a tense final heat.
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Northwestern League Seeks Seven Straight Win
Tacoma notes mention Criger and La Longe leading the effort as Vil lie’s series earns the seventh straight for the champions. Willie and Sepulveda also contribute as the Tacoma club remains hot in July action.
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WEATHERHEAD WINS TROPHY AT HELENA SHOOT
Helena hosts the Montana Sportsmen's Association state shoot on the fair grounds with 1 PM start. Weatherhead of Laurel wins the Hunter's Hot Springs trophy with 52 singles, ahead of Reynolds Prosser of Helena and J N McLoughlin of Pocatello. The event draws many shooters and professionals from Peters, Winchester, and Selby, amid high spirits and plans for the remaining days.
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Local heavyweight ill postpones July bout with Miller
San Francisco July 11 Al Kauf man heavyweight is seriously ill delaying the scheduled July 21 contest with Charlie Miller. Miller says he may travel to New York for arrangements as the bout is postponed.
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One Man Killed as Train Wreck Burns Six Coaches
Fargo reports a Great Northern coast train the Oriental Limited wrecked near Ashby, 74 miles east of the city. Cars overturned, five to six coaches burned, one man killed identified as William Campbell of Minneapolis. Several passengers injured, others escaped before fire.
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Campaign Renewed As Police Break Up Street Meeting
In San Diego on July 14 IWW and sympathizers attempted an outdoor meeting outside the restricted district. Police commanded the crowd to disperse. one man was lightly struck by a club. Acting Chief Meyers said socialists may speak outside the district but IWWs are barred as anarchists likely to provoke a riot.
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The Briton's Drink
The secretary of the United Kingdom Alliance notes an entimated increase of Great Britain's drinks by 6,192,571 during 1911, attributed to an abnormally long spell of fine summer weather and to the volume of home and foreign trade without precedent in its magnitude.
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