Montana Jockey Club Opens With Daily Races At 3 PM
The Montana Jockey Club announces daily races beginning at 3 PM each racing day. Street cars will run direct to the track while Columbia Garden cars transfer. Admission is one dollar. Officers include Hugh J. Wilson president Lou Frank secretary. Joseph A. Murphy presiding judge Ralph H. Tozer associate judge.
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Columbia Garden
Hugh J. Wilson
Lou Frank
Joseph A. Murphy
Ralph H. Tozer
Butte Beats Tacoma In First Day Game At Spokane
Butte wins in a 6 inning affair with runs in the sixth and ninth. Tacoma errors by Letcher and Joe McCarthy prove costly while Roach scatters hits and Walker tallies for the visitors. Marshall homers for Butte as Mullane and McLaughlin spark late rally amid wet slippery grounds and wind.
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Tacoma
Butte
Tigers
Letcher
Joe McCarthy
McIntyre
Kane
Dennis McCarthy
Roach
Mary MccLanes
Rouda
Ward
Hutchinson
Marshall
Zearfoss
McCloskey
Murdock
McHale
McCarthy
Andrews
Keefe
Fisher
The
Marys
Wellington
D. McCarthy
Nagle
MclIntyre
Colgan
It Was Hogg vs Wiggs in a Pitchers Battle at Helena
It was a pitchers battle between Wee Wie Hogg and Wiggs with sharp defense. Helena won 2 runs in the seventh inning after Hurley and Peeples miscatches. Babbit, Schwartz and Stovall were retired in order in the ninth as Seattle failed to rally.
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Seattle
Hogg
Wiggs
Hurley
Peeples
Helena
Lme
Flannery
Babbitt
Matt Stanley
Big Sullivan
Partridge
Schmeer
Dalrymple
Stoval
George Babbitt
Babbit
Schwartz
Stovall
Shaffer
Sullivan
Stanley
Babuit
Klopf
Beeeed
Campbell
Hoge
Hannivan
Holly Sbobosnens
Shafter
Flannery of
Sullivan c
Partridge ” Schmeer
Anne Seattle Steee
Aonann
Lelena Eave
Ono
Pesples
Partridge Babbittampbell
Flannerys Hogg
Stanleoubey Schwartz
Wits
Rush
Sondanes
Mecarthy
Engel Powers Spokane in Opening Burst Against Portland
Spokane exploded for six runs in the first inning as Engel led the onslaught with a string of hits. McLaughlin Mullane and McKevitt produced the early offense while Elsey Frary Donohue and Kelley added run scoring hits. Kostal quieted the part as Vigneux Zeigler Engel and Muller pushed Portland’s comeback late. Harris homered in the ninth but fell short of tying the game.
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Spokane
R.H Howells
McLaughi_n
Mullane
McKevitt
Eras
Eleey
Frary
B. Oelly
Westal
Portland
PO Muller
van Buren
Detson
Vigneux
Zeigler
Speokane
Howell
McLaughlin
Prary
Eisey
Donahue
Muller
Harris
Kostal
Engel
Deisel
Weed
Hy Kostal
Cunningham
MceKevitt
Elsey
Donohue
Kelley
Howells
Philadelphia Wins Second Straight Over St Louis
In St Louis on July 15 Philadelphia beat St Louis 5 to 0 as both teams struggled. Attendance 1,860. Batteries Yerkes and J O'Neil for Philadelphia with Douglass and Duggle in the field. Umpires O Day and Brown.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Yerkes
J. O'Neil
Duggleby
Douglass
O'Day
Brown
Chicago Baseball Tilt Sees Visitors Rally Early
In Chicago on July 15 the visitors opened with five hits and an error to score four in the first. Donovan relieved Newton in the sixth as Chicago finished with 1,300 in attendance. Batteries Menefee Kling Newton Donovan and Ahearn. Umpire Cantillon.
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Chicago
Donovan
Newton
R. H. E. Cricabo Ccvscoesse
Wea
Maccrecess & Ried
Wicuisccs
Feces
Adcaheens A Oe
Batteries
Menefee
Kling
Ahearn
Cantillon
Pittsburg Game Highlights and Odd Attendance Note
In Pittsburg on July 15 Eason pitched well until the sixth inning when local hitters scored three runs on three hits. Not a Boston man reached first base. Attendance listed as 240 percent with unclear scoring. Batteries were Phillippi and OConnor for the locals and Eason and Moran for the visitors. Umpire was Emslie.
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Pittsburg
Eason
Boston
Cpremri
Esse
Phillippi
oConnor
Moran
Emslie
St Louis Beats Baltimore Easily in Afternoon Tilt
In Baltimore on July 15 the St Louis team defeated Baltimore easily. Howell exited after the fourth inning and Powell was replaced by Donahue in the third. Attendance was 2:00. Score shows St Louis winning with Howell McGinnity Bresnahan against Powell Donohue Cahn.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Howell
Powell
Donahue
R. H. E. Batteries
McGinnity
Bresnahan
Donohue
Cahn
Winters Walks and Walks Lead to Slow Boston Tilt
In Boston on July 15 Winters issued three bases on balls two of which scored as neither team hit well. Attendance reached 4 500 with a low scoring 6 to 4 game. Batteries Winters and Warner faced Joss and Bemis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
R. H. FE
Peawerek Patan
Eaceteihad
Winters
Warner
Joss and Bemis
Washington Beats Detroit In Pitchers Battle 5 4
Townsend bested Mullen in a tight game as Washington wins 5 to 4 over Detroit. Attendance reached about 2 900 with Townsend and Dill backing the effort while Mullen and McGuire endured the loss.
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Washington
Townsend
Mullen
Annie Co
Townsend and Dill
Mullen and McGuire
Charley Lane To Umpire Elks Game At Columbia Gardens
Charles Lane has resolved to end his life after becoming president of a losing team. He has accepted a job umpiring Fridays game between the Elks of Anaconda and the Elks of Butte at the Columbia Gardens. The cup for Friday’s game is hidden at the Stewart mine’s 1600-foot level, under Tom Kilgalion’s custody, due to safety concerns.
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Charles Lane
Elks of Anaconda
Elks of
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Tom Kilgalion
Stewart Mine
Merchant Thomas Collier’s suicide attempt shocks Bradford Junction
In Bradford Junction Ohio on July 15 Thomas Collier a rich wood merchant fearful of being sent to an asylum tried to cut his arm and end his life. He was found in time and left severely weak after bleeding. He carried several thousand dollars which his sister Mrs Adams is safeguarding.
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Bradford Junction
Ohio
Thomas Collier
Richwood
Adams
Baseball Schedule Headlines Daily Matches
Baseball games listed include Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis in the National League and Cleveland at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Baltimore Detroit at Washington in the American League.
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P. Ct
Pittsburg
Tenes
Az Son
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Beget
St Louis
Washington
Detroit
Eveland
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Double Value Children’s Pique Box Jackets Sale
Children’s jackets offered in single and double breaster styles with box plait or box back and various yoke options. Features 75 cent sale price from 1.50, plus silk lined jackets and skirts with spun glass lining in latest colors and styles.
Close Finishes Highlight Big Attendance at Track
A large crowd witnessed a string of tight finishes led by Hag erdon’s narrow win over Wolhurst for the six and a half furlong handicap. Virgie d’Or and Nanon suffered losses on heavy betting, while The Buffoon won the first race over Bernota as rain chased away the glory. Glendenning dominated the six furlong handicap with a three length victory, and Midlove edged Sad Sam by a neck in the final leg. Weather fair, track fast, attendance high.
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Hagerdon
Nanon
Virgie d'Or
Alaria
Buffoon
Bernota
Mistleton
la Borgia
Glendenning
Midlove
Sad Sam
Abba L
Wolthurst
Walhurst
Fridolin
John Kane
Sylvan Lass
Rowan
Nellie Forest
Graylette
the Gaffir
Duke of York NI
Flonse
Aloa
Joseph McDowell
Inspector B.minerva
Porter
Piedmont Stable
S. Br
Cae Shee
Katie Walcott
Lengatna
W. B. Sink Jr
de Glendenning
St. Carlo Glenlivet
M. Crane
Porous
Burke
P. Sheridan
Annie
Max
Howson
Halmetta
Black Cloud
Yankee Lass
Palizade
Parizade
H. L. Frank
Imp
Lady Richmond
Snell
Sink Jr
Wolhurst
G. W. Scott
B ‘m 'Fridolin
Winslett
Kitty Kelly
Hiss Elf
Naton
W. D. Randall
Midlothian-Freelove
J. H. Brannan
Collis
A. Chilson
Abba
Alloa
Kenova
Straggler
Undergrowth
Lake Mills
M. L. Rothschild
Morven
Joe K
Bulgarian
J. P
Ace
Rose of Hilo
Hamptonian
Aesop
Aurora B
Judge Thomas
Populis
Hurtle
Big Dutch
Mind
Dan Tully
Metoxen
Generose
Favorite
Poorlands
Romany
Sam Green
the Scot
Wedding of Albert German and Lula Leonard Lee Confirmed
Report confirms the marriage of Albert F. German a bank bookkeeper and Lula Leonard Lee. The ceremony was performed by Rev James K. Mason at 51 Fast Jefferson street Tuesday evening. German was escorted by deputy during the event as jailer Pfianz and Deputy Beaman intervened threatening to break up the ceremony.
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Louisville
Albert F. German
Third Nations Bank
Lula Leonard Lee
James K. Mason
St. Andrew's Church
Jefferson Street
Lee
Pfianz
United States
Pflanz
Beaman
Beama
Dr. Mason
Germa
Des Moines and Omaha Scores Mixed in Early War Dispatch
A fragmented wartime score sheet lists Des Moines and Omaha games with 0 to 19 tallies, noting Denver and Peoria results. The clipping then shifts to a personal obituary fragment about Mrs Joseph Altenberger visiting her daughter and missing a calm, sleeping father later found dead, a noted veteran who had lost a limb at Vicksburg.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Papa
Joseph Altenberger
Pui
Rupp
Vicksburg
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