Lee Samuels Hits Four Bingles in Butte Tilt
Lee Samuels and Cartright led a high scoring affair as Butte and Spokane produced an Eight inning championship contest. Samuels collected three singles in three trips while Stavene added three hits for Spokane but the rest struggled as Butte claimed a decisive early lead. Attendance was solid for a weekday game.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
New York
Glandara
Arokane
Werh
Samuela
Cartright
Mary Veal
Bwaln
Ito Tung
Spokane
Butte
Holm
Grand Ctand
Buttsway
Chylaagie
Tan
Stavene
Stevens
Snakane
Samuelee Thepeore
Tacoma blanks Vancouver in Northwest League game
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Vancouver July 11 reports Tacoma routed Vancouver 8 to 0. Pitcher Yukon Keyes worked well as hits were scattered and support fields failed at key moments. Don Aven left after being struck on the head by a pitch in the third inning. Carson, Soares, Hickes and Sugden featured on offense while Umrre-Caraihers handled the catching duties.
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Standard
Vancouver
Bo O
Tacome
Yvancouver
Carson Kegit
Figkey
Donaven
Soares
Balter Les Hickes
Sugden
Carson Hod Shea
Caraihers
Lutey Team Beats Connell's Outfit In Tight Ball Game
Luteys edged Connells 9 to 8 in a fast, evenly split contest at Columbus last evening. Zaye and Jonker starred for Luteys with strong fielding and a late push, while Connells committed two costly errors. Umpire Hartwell presided as the standings showed Luteys in second place behind bankers and railroads in the local league table.
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Harmer Trova
Beason
Colunbis Wardoos
Verhaven
Ane
Cal Dames
Wac
Luteys
Zaye
Jonker Ike
Woild Ware
Comelia
Connels
Hai'twell
Atlendia
Luteya Connells
Weights Give Nunnally Favor in Helens Handicap
Weights for the Helens handicap were released on Thursday. The trusted sprinter Nun nally is heavily favored over Colin in the East where weight changes favor Nunnally. The list names many runners with weights, including La Gloria Beis and La Go Hike WG, showing a packed field and strategic shifts for the upcoming race.
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A. HF. Daston
Colin
Wieber
Nunnally
Dayton Qucer
Blasi
Nannefiy
Preston
Marty
Mayer
Wy Leda
Moov Johnson
Bannick Bob
Ls Smithy Kane
Columbin Mitte
Rubel
Alias Hutte
Detroit and Washington battle to 4 in tied display
Detroit pitcher Burns faced Washington batter Sandfly in a tense July game ending in a 4 to 4 tie. The doubleheader included Burns, Kilian, and Thomas as battery partners on Detroit while Washington relied on its lineup for a stubborn push.
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Detroit
Washington
Ted. Seere
RH. B
Ned Pewdereenb
Burns and
Street
Kilan
Thomas
National League doubleheader results and scores
In St Louis and New York doubleheader play, St Louis won game one 4 0 and New York won game two 12 to 7. Batteries and lineups cited include Sallee Bits and Bresnahan for St Louis, and Lush Ladws Toslor for New York. Other notes mention Chicago Lindaman, Boston Bouton, and Pittsburgh Brocklyn in quick games and a sharp pitching performance by Hiehe for Cincinnati.
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Boston
Tily
St i Louis
Eavy
Ballaneerences
Burchell
Carrizan
St Louis
Keenne Boston i
Ang “Alephens
Fan
Carrigan
St. Louis
U—ileibensen
Melon Hases
New York
RH. E
Sallee
Bitson
Bresnahan
Cnipites
Iolnistone
Rudderham
Rae Louis
Lush
Ladws
Toslor
Pereecay
Mathew
Portland Coast League game recap with mixed results
In Portland Oregon Apt 2 Pe and Maved a poar samr today as coachs Granyd and Marshall led the visitors. Oakland vs Portland score line appears 81 27 2 with unclear details. Batteries Louck and shal, Graney and Maiden noted.
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Portland
Ore
Apt
Tra Granyd
Marshall
Seon
Kohoe
Oakland
Louck
Shal
Graney
American Association Scores and Standings (Toledo Format)
A scrambled report lists game results with cities and scores including Kansas City 9 to Toledo 1 and Minneapolis 3 to Indianapolis 2. Additional matches show Columbus 6 to Milwaukee 2 and Louisville 6 to St. Paul with unclear second games.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Tidianapolis
Iitat Pime
Judjin
Apetits
Whineapolia
Todianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbuse Columbus
Miwanhoe
Louisville
Fleet
Iy St
Pond
St. Palo
Western League baseball results brief
In the Western League report the first game shows Lincoln 1 Denver 0 amid a sequence with Hy Der Maines and Des Molyes. The second game ends Lincoln 3 Denver in a contest noted with sparse details and references to Omaha in the standings and players.
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Satis
Lincoln
Denver
Hy der Maines
Des Molyes
Oma
Victories Score by Several Americans in International Meet
Several Americans earned victories at the Geld sports event today in Heerlen. Notable names include Joe Hin Ker, Brnaklyn, and Jown Mielec with multiple top finishes. Delegations from New York and Rochester also featured in the results with wins and high placements.
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Tligearam
Joe Hin Ker
America
Lange
Manning
Agetown
Agetown Wd) Iuethie Wig Lase Pias Wites Malan Airtel
Pb Delobbe
Genie Aesth
Pitiwbura
Bans Schroeder
Brnaklyn
Fy Gearenwean
Louis
Jown Mielec
Meykbyprg
Stax
Whowens
Liealy
Maw Tee
Paladdlyning
Weedenck
Mngelhoecd
Reson
Evan Ringwittiste
Torin
Aint
Willan Leake
Rochester
TMG
Dud Wiesel
Pentladenpha
Oly van Lead
Mistiey
Beaty
Oinda Hy Wagner
Switeurlaid
Aquiline Reverses Form to Win at Tova Track
In a swift four furlong race Aquiline, at 2 to 1, surged to victory over Kalie Gleason at the Tova track yesterday. Rose Daly faded after a strong stretch battle as Aquiline led from early on, with Bonite placing behind the favorite. Timothy Wen highlighted the fourth race, producing a dramatic photo finish as Rustling Silk and Mabel Hollender chased hard, Canardy claimed a big price in the event, and Misty’s Pride dominated the remaining field in a straight win.
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Juletts
Aquiline
Tova
Kalie Gleason
Katie Gleason
Aquiling
Stover
Rose Daly
Dyer
Rosa Daly
Anuiline
Katie Gleaton
Witt Bonite
Katie
Pasadena
Fischer
Bal Reid
Ith Bell
Barr
Mabel Hollemer
Timothy Wen
Ha Anacantia
Cwoth
Silk
Seith
Mabel Hollender
Bell Snicker
Lord of
Bell Smicker
Mabel Hotender
Hive
Canardy
Anoura
Br Joe
Tim
St. Joe
C. Miller
Husky
End Dyer
Dixie
Dayton
Disie Lad
Caparde
Misty
Mrs. Matthews
Ray
Hersain
Minnie
Somproelle
Tun
Harry Standhope
pNolife
Tongs
Trayavas
Meadow Horn
Nabonatsar
Stroren
Cinah
Minn Baker
Shriver
Smfaurhens
Jos Bulwell
L. Pitepibbone
Wang Dyer
Lemlagwon
McFone
Ctra Saat
Zaud
Eaty
Nlace
Tio
Ch. BH
Kirby
Handynee- Misty Som
Belieg
Bayedrohle
Okey
Bibgleton
Browlecher É . Cal
Maid
Friar of
Lady Potell
Dyer Vine
Atte
Mn Strome-Alze
Pingo Damins
Papadena Stable
Nuria
Querroldy
Ben
Wat
Meltendene Duertee
Ciwues
Seyent Aide
Nenas Lie
Mita
Fitten
Mabel Hotlaarhe
Sullion Hwacs
Groin
Ike
Mon Divine
Mince Sane
Ieee
Dow
Fite
Salle Morse
Tockes
Canaria
Uehy
Canonne Riend
Ora Wh
Sperling
Horses and Horsemen in Turbulent Race Card Debacle
Spectators heard strong protests over alleged irregularities at a recent Jillette race as entries were refused and jockey Coleman faced turf ban for touting. Timothy Wen changed hands for 1100 after Williams bought him. later reports claimed Wen sold to Al Goudin for 1000 though market remained unsettled.
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Coleman
Timothy Wen
Dick Williams
L. Staele
Wim
Calis
al Goudin
Williams
Ron Low
Hin
Chiisell
Tilly Gemmell
Wises
Hilly
Billy
Harry Stover
W. Pace
Helena Fair Association
W. M. Blegs
Bir Fay
Murray
Allan Douglase
F. W. Barr
Mendon
A. 7
Dayton
W. L. Parket
C. O'Malley
Lena
Teach
Tim
Eastern stars off for races at Spa
New York July 2. With Saratoga looming, many horses drift toward the meet and several Spa welter runners from J. E. Madden, including Sir Martin Faystle and King James, prepare for first class company. Whitney and Keene entries are discussed as plans move toward Saratoga.
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New York
Mom
Saratoga
Spa
J. E. Madden
Sir Martin
Faystle
King James
Madden
Brighton Beach
Brighton
Hatty Payne Whitney
Diana Ken
Local players invited to Big Ten tennis tourney
The Bulle Tennis club received an invitation to enter representatives in the eighteenth annual Pacific Northwest championship at Tacoma starting August. Local players unlikely to attend though Butte club hopes one or two better players will enter next year. Entries due by August 1 with a $1 fee per player per event.
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Bulle Tennis Club
Pacific Northwest
Tacoma
Tiniel
Butte Club
Northwe
Iems
Pitt
A M. Irraset
Navignal Bank of Commerce
Tarama
Wash
Clifford Sholes bout halted by sheriff at Saltair
Prominent prize fighters Clifford and Sholes were knocked from plans as Sheriff Frank Emery told manager Chapman the next Friday match at Saltair on Great Salt Lake would not be allowed. Negotiations for other fights were also scrapped and no further events at the lake resort are expected.
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Balt Lake Oly
Tissy 21
Miorts
Saltahr
Great Salt Lake
Frank Emery
Chapman
Saltah Kievels
Lake Resort
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Can Gans Regain His Lost Title After Loss?
Contemporary boxing chatter centers on Sam Gans and a possible rematch with Nelson. Analysts debate whether appeal and alibis will influence the outcome, noting Gans’s age, recent form, and the lure of big paydays versus the toll of prior defeats.
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Gans
Krone Named Referee for Coffroth Bouts
Chicago July 21 Doc Krone of Chicago is chosen by promoter Coffroth to referee his Colm club events after Jack Welsh’s retirement and Jeffries last act. Krone, a trusted official with boxing ties in Chicago, steps back into the ring amid a shift in western pugilistic leadership.
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Chicago
George Siler
Dlnmy Coffroth
Diggett
Naiov
Flaiblis
Dot Krone
Colm
Krone
Mill for Bantam Title Sudden Event Delays Bout
Chicago July 2 There will be no Flo battle at Waukegan Friday night between Johnny Coulon 165 pound champion and Lou Boarman the colored boxer. Sudden illness of Boarman forces indefinite postponement. Initial reports blamed Coulon but were corrected.
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Chicago
Waukegan
Johnny Coulon
Lou Boarman
Coulon
Buurman
Tom McCann
Cotlon
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Movtiten
Cartright and
Swain Aid
Mien Basan Ketting
Northwestern
Boakere A
Wanraurer
Wid Tecunls
Vane
Aberdeen Maeranenes
Sisson
Rational
Philadelphia Tones
Lou Essere
Arrt
AL Bennett
Wes
Caririgat
Burley
Swain
Eve
Dudlex
Havidson
Samuels
Doyena
Tatalp
AM Brevens
Abajo
Tames
Chandler Sb
Cea
Miller
Shea
Renan Holm
P. Ae
Horley
Ilelnhy Saamtett
piteher-Holin
Samuely
Jason
Balls Hote
Sane Aedey
Blanks
Corton
LUTEY
Blanks Connell
Red Lodge
Wis
Ted Lodge
Lodge Hall
Tedia
Puri City
Laurel
Red Lodge Battery
Park City Nloyoys
Main and
Glevelang
Cleve Jang
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Chech
Berger
Clarke
Bender
Vicker
Schreck
Q Rork
Walsh and
Suliven
Biet Om Orth
Stweeney
White and Weaver
Jiege
Bilal
ST. Lols
Howara
Nk Lindaman
Bosten
Seurn
Enivays
Sguthert
Bouton
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Lupds Muck
Xillne
Marshall Eindaman
Graham
Gmotre
Klem
Pittabure
Pittsburg
Brocklyn
Broye
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Ritter Sanhema
Cincennati
Chaeinmati
Hiehe
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Pagifig Coast League
San Francisco
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Angelee
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Zie
Easter Wileis
American Association
Western League
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Shaw
Firth
Lord Rossington
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Clifford-Sholes
AxTt
Jor Gans
Harring Nelson
Ed Smith
Pacific
Gano
Stanley Ketehel
Nelson
Dana Boer
Colma
Doc Krone
Coffroth
Firs
Annie
Laplatte Street
Gell Jol Yesiecdas
Collwell
Helena
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