Collins Leads Butte Jockeys in Feature Meeting
Collins dominates the Butte meeting with more firsts than any other rider in the two week stretch, while Peak tops riders by percentage but with fewer mounts. Dodson leads owners in purse money, followed by Allison and Hart & Co, as numerous owners list winnings and donors across the ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Butte
Peak
Donovan
Beevers
St . Colline
M. Matthews
Carter
J.J. Ferguson
Romish & Co
Chanticler Stabies
Gemmell
D. Pounam
Toed & McClure
W. J. Dunne Intock & Co
Republic States
D. W. M. Mikkel
E. Kirkman
D. J. McNamara
Victoria ‘Stables
Cloher & Co
Clarkson
Dell & Co
GH. Holle
A. la Duke
Moore & Singleton
A. Mandell
McIntyre
Po Tom
W.K. Schacter
Thompson
J. Wilson
Weber
Butte Gun Club Hosts Trap Shooting Event
Conditions were near perfect for trap shooting as Butte Rod and Gun club members competed in six events including the Twohy medal. Participants hailed from Twin Bridges Deer Lodge and Anaconda, with Tippett and Weatherwax contending for the medal, Tippett posting 18 targets and Schutz 22 targets as top performers in a bustling shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Rod and Gun Club
Twin Bridges
Otto Behule
D. Bushnell
Van
Otto Schule
M.S. Gould
LR. Powell
Claude Dale
Je R. Owen
A. Tippett
Deer Lodge
E. P. Mathewson
Anaconda
Tippett
Howard Weatherwaxted
Schutz
D. Bushell
van ‘Gould Morrow Bush Smith
Nes Willoughby
Owens Tippett
Rochester
Mamewson
Goadara
OUT PLAYING BOISE GOPPERS BREAK EVEN
G OPPOERS outplayed Boise in Sunday’s game to gain an even break at 4 4. Malla pitched well for the Ducks while Toner struggled but contributed with the bat. Boise’s Halla allowed 19 hits as the flood of runs came in the fifth and sixth. McMurdo and Niehomered for the Ducks noted by the odd phrasing as a tied contest concludes with score unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Butto
Wen T
Malla
Toner
Ducks
Ave
Halla
Nie
Bolae
McMurdo
Towers
AK. Demag
Marsiwal
Sawyer
Brads
McClelland
Mith
Meaturda
Stalta
Totais Boise
Wer
Kelley
Enver
Thomas
Hoss
Sennen
Sara
Sehimpt
Meltor
Rolse
Federal League Hold to One Hit In St Louis Tilt
St Louis was held to one hit by Indianapolis as Groome was hammered in the afternoon game. The final score favored Indianapolis 3 to 1, with notable hits from Ham mers and runs driven in by Rariden and Chapa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Hammers
Fouth
Groome
Indianapolis
Tati
Rariden
Chapa
Cubs Move Closer to League Leaders
Cubs beat Brooklyn 6 to 4 to trim the deficit to two and a half games behind New York. Rucker left the mound after the fourth inning as Chicago surged with three runs and two more in? Reulbach, Schmidt, Miller, Pierce, Zabel, Bresnahan, and others are noted for solid defensive work. In other games Cincinnati fell to Boston 2 to 1 as Critcher and Strand drove in key runs, while St Louis swept Philadelphia 4 to 3 behind a ninth inning rally led by Laws and Snyder.
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Chicago
Rucker
Brooklyn
Cubs
New York
Rune
Rune Pierce
Zabel
Rhe
Cerita
Reulbach
Schmidt
Miller
Pierce
Bresnahan
Cincinnati
Boston
Cincinnat
Critcher
Strand
James
Unter
Thae Brownall
Bowe Seat Ossars
CineMasael Ccaecescecenticae SO Batteries
Crutcher, Strand, James and Gowdy, Whaling, Yingling and
Erwin
St. Louis
Guy Amet
Laws
Philadelphia
Rixey
Mayer Nd. Snyder
Mattiwon
Killifer
Perritt
Venice Wins First Coast League Game 2 to 0
Los Angeles Venice shut out San Francisco 2 to 0 to start the Coast League action marked by a big day for Venice and a split with San Francisco. Morning and afternoon games featured varied scoring, with Venice taking the afternoon game 2 to 1 while San Francisco held the day’s momentum in the second contest.
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Los Angeles
Suty
Venice
San Francisco
Tigers
Stiyndridge
Barham
Howrd
Clark
Sepul
Tacoma Tigers defeat Colts 3 to 0 in doubleheader play
Northwest League action sees Nick Williams and the Portland Colts blanked by Tacoma Tigers 3 to 0 in game one as Andrada defeats Leonard 4 to 3 in the second. In Seattle Spokane extends its surge by beating Seattle 6 to 1 in a marathon twenty inning game, with Noyes, Shea, Kelly and Cadme totaling the lengthy battery work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Nick Williams
Portland
Tacoma ‘Tigers
Jess Tucker
Colts
Andrada
Leonard
Baker
Stephens
Lastiey
Murray
Portiana
Brottem
Beansard
Seattle
Spokane
Noyes
Shea
Kelly
Cadme
Shamrock IV sails for America from Portsmouth amid weather delays
Raymouth England July 19 Shamrock IV with Sir Thomas Lipton aboard faced weather stress forcing Erin to Plymouth last evening. Shamrock heads to Falmouth then to the United States while the challenger remains until conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymouth
England
Thomas’ Lipton
Portsmouth
Erin
Plymouth
Falmouth
United States
Bens and Hanson Clash Over Fight Terms
Public disclosure outlines Leo Bens and Vic Hanson on six versus eight ounce gloves for a middleweight bout. Disputed points include weight, referee naming, and handedness of control. Negotiations center on 158 pounds and glove size, with Bens pushing for shares of gross receipts and referee authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bens
Vic Hanson
Bens
Vols
Hanson
Leo
Henao
Marc
Rowan
Beng
British boxing talks of October fight for ten thousand
A London bout is discussed with American pugilist likely to accept. Georges Carpentier is the opponent for a London match in October. The purse is reported as ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugic List
Dita
London
Georges Carepentier
Silver Park Beats Centerville 2 0 In Soccer Match
Silver Park won the lakeside soccer game 2 to 0 against Centerville. The Thistles defeated Woolman Rovers 1 0 in a friendly exhibition. A Butte Football League secretaries meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 in dude ugneh's courtroom to plan extra games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Park
the Lakes
Centerville
Thistles
Woolman Rovers
Rovers
Butte
Dude Ugneh
Teague
Whitehall and Excelsiors In A Close Game Sunday
Whitehall edged the Excelsiors in a tight contest at home, securing a 6 to 5 victory that sets up a deciding game likely during the fair in Whitehall in September. Ted Doran made a sensational seventh inning catch with two outs and three on base, and two double plays helped the Butte boys. A large crowd attended despite smoky waterlogged conditions near Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior
Whitehail
Ter
Whitehal
Ted Doran
Butte, Boys
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Sven Ten Inits
Ournrr
Hue Wry
Ogden
Oxden R
Meiena
U 5
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Seabough
Ash. Jenfelter
Crittenden Lee Wrrn
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Sal Laake
Salt’ Lake
Daneon
Shader
Auer
Morgan, Allen and McClain
Federal League
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Hendrix
Wilson
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Adams
Hughey Jennings
Detroit Baseball Chin
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Wersanento
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Geyer
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Sacramento
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Rohrer
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Ekramer
Malarkey
Gregory
Hannah
Kinwitter
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Killilay
Mitze
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Portana
Suly
Ryan
Musser
Meek
Roles
Higginbotham
Frans
Leger
Fisher
Northwestern League
Nobby Reg
U.S. Pat
United States Tire Company
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Leagur
Enty
Wienita
Topeka
St. Joseph
Des’ Moines
Eddie M’goorty
G. Carpentier
Fallrord
Algeria
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Milwaukee
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