Brownlee Medal Won in Two-Man Shoot
The contest featured fifty one entrants with Mapes and Daniels winning the Brownlee Medal in a two man shoot while Weatherhead paired with unrest in the state tournament. The event saw chaotic action and a shootoff for the man. The Wind hindered the Anaconda team as they tied with opponents for best score and disrupted several rounds.
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Mapes and
Daniels
Mathewson
Drumgoole
Anaconda
Fighting game is due for hearing in Walkerville
Jerry McCarthy who runs the Granite street gym told Justice Rhoades after arraignment that he is not guilty of violating the state boxing law. He entered a not guilty plea and was ordered to return Thursday at 9 AM. No bonds were required. McCarthy promoted a boxing contest in Walkerville Friday night and a misdemeanor was charged for holding an event not in the approved state procedure.
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Jerry McCarthy
Granite Street
Justee Rhoades
McCarthy
Walkerville
Tate
Kaufman Illness Delays Big Fight in Dreamland
San Francisco July 15 Al Kaufman is indisposed after a back injury and illness, halting his planned July 13 comeback against Charley Miller at the Dreamland rink. Promoter Roadie Graney says the date will not be canceled, with Charley Horn potentially meeting Miller next, as Horn’s camp pushes for a title bid through successive bouts.
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Peeted Ilineas
al Kaufman
Charley Miller
Dreamland Rink
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Miller
Horn
al Williams
Jim Flynn
Tin McGrath
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Wells 18 Matched in New York Boxing Card
New York set a busy boxing week with Wells the English heavyweight champion facing Tom Kennedy at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The welterweight bout also features Erous of Pittsburgh meeting Tommy Ginty of Seran-Traeba at the St Nicholas Athletic Club on Wednesday.
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England
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Tom Kennedy
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Erous
Pittsburg
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Seran- Traeba
St. Nicholas Athletic Club
Mormons Come for Last Showing Here in Butte
Butte faces Salt Lake leaders in a 2 30 p m game at the local park as part of a seven game series. The Stountmen returned from Ogden after hosting McClowkey's crew while Helena and Great Palmn with the Salt Lake club arrived. The High fenders have won 20 of 27 games this season, a reversal from last year. The note mentions Missoula series last week and preparations for upcoming Western golf championship changes in Denver.
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Highlanders
Ogden
McClowkey
Helena
Great Palmn
Montana
Tate
McCafferty
Crack Wrestlers Meet Tomorrow for West Title Clash
Arrangements are set for a wrestling match to decide the catch-as-catch-can champion of the west. Jack Meyers faces Alexander Angeloff at Empire theater Wednesday night in a best two of three falls for 400 dollars per side. The bout features veteran Iron Man Angeloff and local star Ger mat’srambo? and promises a large crowd with a preliminary at 8 45.
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Alexander Angeloff
Empire Theater
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Germat’ Srmanderbolt
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Farmer
Montana
Nageloft
Iron Man
Fane
Two in a Row for Pittsburg as New York Tops St Louis
New York edging St Louis 398 Ford and Sweeney Powell Thatteries Stephen in a batting clash. Dowd, shortstop, figures among the stars as New York turns back Brooklyn club for a second straight win.
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Brooklyn
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Sweeney
Powell
Agains
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Pittsburgh Tops Brooklyn In Long Fifty Fifteen Inning Clash
In a marathon baseball contest Pittsburgh finally prevailed over Brooklyn after a by the thirteenth inning. Pitching and fielding featured the game with key players Warner Johnson Allen Curtis and Miller contributing for Pittsburgh while Brice Harwin Hendrix and Simon stood out for Brooklyn. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia in an errorless display as Fromme McLean Tixey and Kifer powered the offense. St Louis edged New York with late runs as Mowry returned to form. Chicago closed strong defeating Boston 9 to 0 in the final of the series with Maroney Brown Needham Archer Dickson and Kling starring for the victors.
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Spokane Faces Streak Hurdle in Northwest League
In Spokane July action the Spokane team struggled to break a nine game winless stretch as visiting clubs including New York Chicago and Pittsburgh delivered costly hits and errors. Laird and Devost led Spokane at bat while rivals capitalized on defensive miscues to pull ahead. Western League results show Sioux City 4 Denver 1 and Omaha 1 Wichita 0 with Victoria winning as Schmutz exited early.
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Victoria Beats Tacoma In Low-Scoring Contest Inning Recap
Inning details show Rehmutz walked in. no runs in the fifth. Final score: Victoria 8, Tacoma 2. Batteries Schmutz Hall La Longe Wilson Grindle listed among players.
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Rehmutz
Victoria
Schmutz
Hall
la Longe
Wilson
Grindle
Draw ends in ten rounder Johns Attell title clash
In Missoula the bout between Tally Johns and Abe Attell from Denver stretched ten rounds before a draw. Referee ruled even after Attell’s long range work and Johns’ infighting, hailed as one of the era’s best displays.
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Attell
Dally Jonas
Butte
Abe Attell
Denvar
Johns
Peter
Missoula
Guy
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