McLeod Tops List In Second Handicap Tennis
JR. McLeod city tennis champion won the second singles handicap tournament at the Butte Tennis Club defeating D. McLaughlin 1-6, 6-2, 6-1 in the final. The Carl Engel trophy race draws and handicaps were announced, with matches already under way and intense interest among players.
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Butte Tennia Club
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Carl Engel
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Gaines
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Owe
Hesse
Karsted
Brown
Paquet
Leyden
Roll
Caledonia Tigers Add Another Victory to List
The Caledonia Tigers, undefeated from the west side, defeated West Park nine 38 to 6 in an uneven game. Roach and Poole starred for the Tigers while McDermott Hale and Collins played for West Park. Two minor shipboard incidents were reported yesterday at Brooklyn navy yard on battleship New York and destroyer Warrington, accidental and contained with limited information.
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West Parks
McDermott, Hale and Collins
Tiptops Take Both Games From Whales in Doubleheader
In Chicago Brooklyn swept the twin bill beating Chicago 4 to 0 and 9 to 8. McConnell sparked Chicago errors and Kanft belted a third homer of the series as Magee and Myers produced four singles and aggressive base running to back Brooklyn for the 10 inning win. Seaton Walker Wiltse and H Smith held Chicago to minimal scoring while McConnell Prendergast Wilson and Fischer contributed.
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San Francisco Club Releases Pitcher Jack Killay
A manayer nary Wolverton of the San Francisco club released Pitcher Jack Killay just before the game. Killay leaves to make room for Pitcher Cavet who arrives from the Detroit Tigers as part payment for Bobby Jones.
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Hum Hits Longest Home Run in Boston-St Louis Game
George Hum today hit the longest homer at the local park and added two doubles driving in three runs as Boston beat St Louis 6 to 4 in the opener of a seven game series. Batteries Huth and Thomas for Boston and James and Agnew for St Louis.
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Ie Fou
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St Louis
Huth
Thomas James
Agnew
Officials Selected For Sundays Games
The Irish-American Athletic club evictions at Columbia gardens Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock will be officiated by Judge J. J. Lynch as referee with Lawson Robertson and S. H. McIntosh as starters. Inspectors are D. D. McLaughlin and Maurice Cronyan. J. E. Moore, J. J. Alker, Murphy, and John Gruben are judges. Time keepers are Dennis McLaughlin, James McCarthy, and T. J. Leary. Walking judge AE. Megner and doctor J. Maginn are on duty with J. Waiter Ballard as clerk of the course and Charles P. New as official announcer. The Irish-American athletes, led by Lawson Robertson, arrive Friday at 7:28 p.m. via Milwaukee line and will be met by cars loaned by Charles J. Kelley. Their headquarters are at Finlen hotel in Butte. A banquet will follow at Finlen Hotel at 9 p.m. with T. J. Walker as toastmaster. Plates for 12.
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Ack Crowley
John’ Lang
Jett Crary
Dennis. McLaughlin
James McCarthy
T. J. Leary
AE. Megner
J Maginn
J - Waiter Ballard
Murphy
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Lawson Robertson
Charles J. Kelley
Patrick Sidley
Wal ‘Gan
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John J. O'Meara
Butte
Finlen Hotel
Finbn
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Rain Stops Game In First Half Of Sixth
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 1 to 0 as play was halted by rain in the visitors' half of the sixth inning with one out. Hatteries Adams Standard Kahan Alexander and Killifer delivered the key hits for Philadelphia. Other notes mention Cincinnati beating Boston 2 to 1 in nine innings and several rain postponements affecting Brooklyn New York St. Louis and Pittsburgh games. A Columbus item notes a children's event at Columbia Gardens featuring the Dublin Gulch Braves and the Gown Teey Redneck team. The funeral of Ku Morier is listed for morning services at Sacred Heart church with interment at Holy Cross.
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Dennison Dies Following Illness in City Home
F Dennison dies last evening after a period of illness at his family residence on Jackson Street. The announcement notes funeral details will be provided by the family.
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Pheti
Jackson Street
Wilson Works On Note To Germany As Talks Continue
The note to Berlin is being drafted under President Wilson with Secretary Lansing, who edited the document and proposed changes. Officials expect a careful final wording before sending the communication, while Germany signals precautions to avoid straining relations with the United States. The president is at work on the note from early morning with recreation breaks, aiming for a ready stance on any evolving situation.
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United States
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Favorable Week for the Grain Crops of Country
Washington reports a favorable week for the nations grain crops and cotton. Corn enjoyed the best weather of the season while winter wheat harvests were delayed by continued rains. Spring wheat shows excellent growth and ripening in southern districts, with warm sun needed. Oats remain in good condition though harvesting is slowed by wet weather. In New York Kid Lewis edged Charley White in a ten round lightweight bout with Lewis at 134½ pounds and White at 133.
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National Weather and Crop Bulletin Today
New York
Kid Lewis
Charley White
Chicago
Lewis
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