Pennant races heat up as Montana league eyes future
The Missoula plus Butte tied race signals big crowds in Butte Saturday and Sunday as Great Falls and Bozeman vie for top spot. If Bozeman enters, league steadiness grows. plans for reorganization and new incorporations in Helena and Great Falls surface ahead of a directors meeting in Butte.
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Ki Ball
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Gallatin Valley
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L.A. Walker
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Jack Flannery
Helena
National League Scores and BaseballResults Summary
In New York Pittsburg beat the Giants 8 to 2 with strong batting and 2006 attendance. In Philadelphia Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 4 to 4 as both teams pressed hard at the plate. Check and Phelps started for the Phillies with Bays as umpire. Chicago Brooklyn game postponed by rain. Boston had late rally, but St. Louis held on for a 5 to 3 win. McFarland Grady Willis Moran batteries with O Day umpire.
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Beore
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Hane Wagner
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Napoleon Lajoie
Nature
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Lima
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Cleveland and Boston split doubleheader with remarkable plays
In a fast two game set Cleveland beat Boston in both games. Joss and Rhodes pitched, Winter left early in game one, Flick sat out game two due to illness. Vine’s one handed grab saved game two for Cleveland as the club stranded runners. Attendance and full battery details listed in the report.
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Keeler Drives Run As Keeler Advances On Grounder
Keeler advanced him to second on a grounder and Aberfield's hit brought him home. Attendance 2600. Chicago. Tessness Fae New Navies 233 Batteries White and Sullivan Che Oro and McGuire.
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Aberfield
Chicago
Tessness Fae
White and Sullivan
Che Oro
McGuire
Tacoma Edges Portland In Ninth In Coast League Tilt
Tacoma used three pitchers against Portland but the locals batted well and won in the ninth. Emerson and Keefe were chased in the flat inning. Tacoma tied in the seventh after Runke muffed an easy play that would have retired the side. Ate Melding was the feature of the day as Corbett and McLean framed the Portland battery with Emerson and Keefe in relief.
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Ore
Tacoma
Emerson
Keefe
Runkle
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Corbett
McLean Emerson
Kets
Fitzgerald
Ham
Oakland Beats San Francisco 1 To 0 In Pitching Duel
Effective pitching by Hogan and timely hits in the first, second, and ninth gave Oakland a 1 0 victory over San Francisco. Three hits off Hogan and ten off Henley marked the game's pitching duel. Francks delivered a splendid melding as the feature. Umpire Perrine.
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Hogan
Oakland
Henley
Francks
E. Woo
Byrnes
Perrine
Late run seals win in extra innings for Seattle
In a tense 11 inning game at Los Angeles, Seattle scored one run in the 11th and the home team tied it in the eighth. Miller pitched well except for the eighth, when three singles produced a run. Final: Gray and Spies for Los Angeles, Miller and Blankenship for Seattle. Empire-Bray.
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Seattle
Ted He
Miller
Angeles Harenit
Gray
Sunday ball game with sermon in Hartford City
In Hartford City Indiana a ballgame and a sermon were offered for one admission as business men back a local club. A theological seminary protested, but the sermon drew over 1000 listeners many not churchgoers. Some saw parallels for New York if police allow a religious pregame talk before a game. A collection could support the preacher.
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Ind
Invitas
Ermon
New York
Brooklyn
Ebbets
Indiana
Broadways Triumph Over Nationals At Butte Field
The Broadways defeated the Nationals 13 to 1 yesterday afternoon at the brickyards in Butte. Mooney and Strei deck led the Broadways while Brennan and Wears stood out for the Nationals.
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Nationals
Brickyards
Butte
Bate
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Brennan and
Wears
Boxers set for title bout in Great Falls clash
Mustain the 165 pounder from Deadwood D. 8 meets Tommy Bell in a 20 round bout next Tuesday in Great Falls touted as a top Power city event. Reilly is a draw after beating Wallace, with O Malley planning a challenger role. McVey targets Ruhlin McCormick winner in Colam next month and offers dates with Munroe or Hart. Phone offers low rates for email info from Telephone building 62 West Broadway.
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Deadwood
Tommy Bell
Great Falls
Reilly
Wallace
Billy O'Malley
Miner Publishing Company
Butte
Duncan MacDonald
Sam Mcyer
McVey
Montana
Ruhlin-Mccormick
Colam
Tanager
Munroe Or
Hart
Wast Broadway
Tiverton wins Belmont Driving Club match race in two heats
Philadelphia reports Tiverton, a speedy New York trotting gelding, defeats Sweet Marie in two straight heats. Tiverton lowers the track record for trotters with a mile time of 2 10 1/4, then 2 07 1/2 in the second heat before about 5,000 spectators.
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New York
Tiverton
Sweet Marie
Belmont Driving Club
Trotters Inn
Winners on the Race Track
New York July 1 Steeplechase jockey Je Ovtrien rode. winner and injuries mar race. In New York the event, other races noted with finishes such as Reape con Liat second and Bene chal. thirth. Delmar results list Quinn Brady, O'Neill, Hand, Toby Tost, Martin, Sorrel Top among winners with times.
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Nix
Yam George
Tenet
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Xewn
Furionga
Klamesha
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St. Louis
Delmar
Quinn Brady
Rise
Floral Artist
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Holt
Toby Tost
J.P. Mayberry
Segond
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Martin
Mise Mae “Day
Athena
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Ethel Davis
Faustus
First Race Results at Seattle and Races Summary
Seattle and Ware hosted a horse meet with six races. Winners included six one tenant, Dandle Belle, Mirtle, Blossom, Ex eeient, Lurene, and Fleven Bells. Notable runners were Matt Hogan, Capable, Badly Used, Skirmish, Eldred, Mindenon, St George, Ridge, Fifle, Crigh, and Harry Beck with varying times recorded for each event. The article also includes a magazine note about manners and dress from Bryan in July.
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Ware
Matt Hogan
Dr. Sherman
Dandle Belle
Mirtle
Kid Sullivan Dope Looks Good To Fans In Britt Fight
News notes from Frisco and Philadelphia center on Kid Sullivan boasting about Britt with Sullivan predicting a tough match next Friday. The piece recalls Sullivan’s notable early fights against Rond, Corbett, Hanton, and Nelson, and mentions betting odds and boxing personalities, including Parson Davies praising Peter Jackson and Mike Schreck versus Hart and Johnson.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Britt
Nelson
Dane
Kid Rond
Young Corbett
Eddie Hanton
Battling Nelson
Frisco
Sullivan
Red Lodge Gun Men Defeat Joliet Team
Red Lodge Gun club defeats Joliet in a 20 singles match 60 to 43 at Red Lodge July 19. Malcolm Mackay leads Red Lodge with 19 of 20 points while Joliet’s Meyer Duffield Conoy Ferrell total 4. Also promotes clock sale at Mayer 22 West Park with heavy discounts.
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Joliet
Stannara
Talmage
Potter
MacKay
Tindall
Malcolm’ MacKay
Yanks Dominate Davis Cup Play As Larned and Wright Win
London report notes the United States solidly atop the Davis Cup standings after day three. William Larned defeated Norman Brookes in straight sets and Beals Wright beat M. F. Wilding to secure two more points for the Americans. The article mentions team plans for Wimbledon and hints at possible doubles participation, with Emigration statistics for Ireland also cited.
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William A. Larned
Beals C. Wright
Larned
Norman E. Brookes
Love
Wright
M. F. Wilding
Wilding
Brookes
Ward
Clothier
Uniteds
Doherty Brothers
Brooker
Pele
Whent
Acf Wilding
Ireland
Registrar General of Ireland
United States
Canada
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