Butte Edges Great Falls In State League Thriller
In a nine inning clash at Columbia Gardens, Butte defeated Great Falls 9 to 8 after a muff by Great Falls second baseman Tuck allowed the decisive run. Crist left with a hand injury, Burns and Whitney pitched for Butte, Puck mishandled a liner in the final frame, and Butte seized the late rally to surge ahead.
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Butte
Great Falls
Columbia Gardens
Tuck
Jones
Charles Crist
Crist
Burns
Donahue
H. PO. AE
Fitch
Flannery
Reed
Tee White
Radis
Hasterlick
Orsett
Whitney
Donohue
Wilson
Sullivan
Kane
Claybourne
Great Game This Evening Between Boucher and Owlsley
A key Pennant race matchup in the Commercial League unfolds at Columbia Gardens Park tonight as Boucher and Owlsley, tied for first, clash at 6:30 PM. Lineups include Sundberg and Mc Laughlin for Boucher and Blackburn and Graves for Owlsley.
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Columbia Gardens Park
Boucher
Owsley
Bouchers
Sundberg
McLaughlin
Lowry
Bretherton
Sampson
Striebeck
Kelly
Dell
Atwood
Owsleys
Blackburn
Cummins
Graves
Hafer
Knoyle
Buckley
Nesbitt
Andrews
BUTTE MAY HAVE TWO CLUBS
The Montana State league directors could not meet as Helena and Missoula arrived late. A new meeting is set for today to decide if a second season proceeds or the league disbands. If continued, a fourth club is needed but Missoula has already disbanded.
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Montana State League
Helena
Missoula
Bozeman Declines Vacancy. Butte Clubs May Resolve
Bozeman will not fill the vacancy and no other town shows eagerness to take part. The issue may be settled by placing two clubs in Butte to conduct the contest.
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Bozeman
Butte
New Yorks Triumph Over St Louis in Big League Game
National League clash in New York saw the New York team defeat St Louis. Thielman pitched while support was weak. Attendance logged at 10,000. Batteries Thielman Leahy Ames Bowerman.
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New York
New Yorks
St. Louis
Thielman
R. H. FE
Juvepeasezees
Leahy
Ames
Bowerman
Clever Accountant Wins Brighton Junior Stakes at 20 to 1
New York reports Captain S. S. Browns Accountant wired to win the $15,000 Brighton Junior stakes for 2-year-olds at Brighton Beach after Pegasus failed to challenge. The six furlong race finished in 1 14 4-5 with Pegasus second and Don Diego third, while Chalfonte and other races completed earlier results.
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Ss. S. Brown
Brighton
Brighton Beach
Pegasus
Saratoga
Chalfonte
Masterson
Montanas
Coligny
Hylas
Grandpa
Wild Mint
Battling
Brandy
Accountant
Martin
Hildebrand
Don Diego
W. Davis
McKittredge
Albert
Timber
Oyama
Rubrica
Angler
Chicago Defeats New York For Third Straight Win
In a pitchers battle Chicago beat New York for the third consecutive game. New York scored its lone run due to Chicago errors. Attendance 14 300. Battery: White and Sullivan for Chicago Chesare and McGuire for New York.
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Chicago
New York
R. H. E. Comormey Sociatveu Veegeesse Seoeteents
Svenss Insets
Siaseeks Taeuke
White
Sullivan
Chesare
McGuire
Woman Reports Assault by Husband in Court
Grace Twohey filed a complaint against William Twohey for assault in Justice Rhoades' court after reporting he made advances to a 14 year old girl. She showed a black eye and bruised arm and was jailed after the arrest by Constable Adams around 10 o'clock.
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William Twohey
Justice Rhoades’ Court
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Iim
Denny
Locals top Boston in six game stretch at Cleveland
Cleveland crowds of 7 400 watch the home team beat Boston 4 to 3 as Donahue Buelow Gibson Winter and Criger star on defense and offense in a tight battery lineup with solid pitching and fielding throughout the game.
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Boston
R. H. E. SI En Sasge Cies
Donahue
Buelow
Gibson
Winter
Criger
Phillies win opener as St Louis ties doubleheader
In St Louis on July 22 Philadelphia won the first game 6 to 0 while St Louis took the second 3 to 2. Henley starred in the opener pitching for Philadelphia and Petty was hit freely. Waddell struggled with wildness and Howell was unsteady. attendance reached 12 400. Batteries Petty Roth Henley Barton and Howell Sugden Waddell Schreck.
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Hanlon
Cincinnati
R. H. E. Sgrinene Cau Deavex
Devthotse Odbtevacie
Saoriorl Venesene
Gkanpenste
Mitchell
Bergen
Ewing and Schiei
Emslie
R. H. E. Peoomeft
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Philadelphia
Henley
Petty
Waddell
Howell
R. H. E. Acra
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Abbecnetes
Petty and Roth
Barton
Howell and
Sugden
Waddell and Schreck
Stanbury Wins World Sculling Title on Parramatta River
James Stanbury defeated George Towns by two lengths on the Parramatta river to claim the world sculling championship. The race carried stakes of 2500 dollars a side.
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Sydney
George Towns
James Stanbury
Paramatta
Stanbury
Egan Wins Ravinoaks Cup in Golf Championship
Chicago July 22 National Champion H Chandler Egan defeated William I Howland 9 up to play securing permanent possession of the Ravinoaks cup. The cup first competed in 1878 and requires three victories, Egan won in 1902 1904 and now 1908 to claim permanent ownership.
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Chicago
H. Chandler Egan
William I. Howland
Egan
T. G. Wilson Visits Butte From Coke City
T. G. Wilson of Coke City is visiting Butte, spending time in civic circles and meeting local residents during a brief stay.
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T. G. Wilson
Coke City
Butte
Dohertys Retain Davis Trophy In Wimbledon Victory
In London on July 22 the Dwight F. Davis international trophy stays in England as R. F. and H. L. Doherty defeat Holcombe Ward and Beals C. Wright in five sets. The Americans led early but the Dohertys rallied, clinching the thirteenth game to win the doubles and preserve the cup for England with a 3–0 lead in the challenge. The remaining singles matches will be played next Monday.
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London
Dwight F. Davis
Wright
Ward
Dohertys
America
B. F. Doherty
England
Doherty
Tacoma Wins On Ninth Inning Rally In Pacific Coast League
Fortland visitors led for seven innings but Tacoma tied the score in the eighth when Lynch hit a ball through a loose board for a home run. Tacoma then scored the winning run in the ninth on three hits off Wisick as Fleming arrived to join the outfield. Umpire Davis returns to duty after illness.
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Fortland
Ore
Essick
Mike Lynch
Tacoma
Wisick
Tom Fleming
McCreedie
Davis
E. Ron Bos
Chad Eh
Avonencape
Grace
Los Angeles Beats Seattle On Sharp Pitching Game
In a well pitched game with quick fielding by both teams Los Angeles defeated Seattle. Los Angeles scored on an error by pitcher Roach with Tozier and Spies contributing in the field and at the plate as Roach and Blankenship faced the lineup. Umpire Bray.
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Los Angeles
Seattle
Roach
Eae Ce
Tozier
Proofreader Seeks Job at Cleveland Leader
The exchange shows a job applicant asking to proofread for the Cleveland Leader. The editor tests understanding and discipline, noting the applicant's readiness to endure blame for mistakes. The skit frames newsroom pressure and workplace humor.
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The
Cleveland Leader
Tacoma Seen Odds On Pacific Coast League Pennant
Tacoma appears near-certain to win the first half pennant in the Pacific Coast League with a final week against San Francisco. San Francisco faces tough odds to overturn Tacoma as key players depart, while Seattle and other clubs prepare for the second half and potential post season bids.
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Tacoma
San Francisco
Tacomas
Fitzpatrick
Seattle
Keefe
Tom Shea Dies in Portland After Ill Health
News from Butte reports Tom Shea, formerly a Butte police officer, died in Portland after a recent illness following an appendectomy. He was removed from the force when the new administration arrived and had been off duty for some time seeking treatment on the coast.
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Butte
Portland
Tom Shea
Shea
Police Officer Shea Dies After Port land Operation
A gathering of doctors in Portland oversaw an operation on ex Butte officer Shea who died from complications. He was about 50, single, and lived at the Broadway annex to the theater while on the force. He had many friends in Butte who mourn his death.
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Portland
Shea
Butte
Broadway
Carkeek Fails to Throw Collins in Casino Bout
Jack Carkeek the Cornish wrestler failed to throw Jack Collins in a time limit at the Casino. The match was catch-as-catch-can style and Collins used youth and strength to prevail. After the bout Carkeek challenged Collins to a return match to be held tonight at 11 o'clock.
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Jack Carkeek
Jack Collins
Collins
D. A. McMillan
Charles Moth
Harvey Parker
Carkeek
Central calls provide music for garden subscribers
Manager Armstrong of the telephone company will offer music to subscribers at the gardens this afternoon and tonight. The Butte system can serve 800 to 1,000 homes at a time with a record kept of calls if demand exceeds capacity. Two concerts are scheduled, one in the afternoon and one in the evening, each lasting several hours, to let listeners enjoy music without leaving home.
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Armstrong
Butte
Idaho's White Pine Threatened by Fire
A telegraphic message from Pierce City warns of severe fires burning and damaging large tracts of timber on the north fork of the Clearwater river. Timber holders are urged to act quickly as crews are in the woods but control is not assured, threatening Idaho white pine resources in the North Fork region.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Pierce City
the Tribune
North Fork
Clearwater River
Insurance Men Celebrate Grand Social Session in Butte
Superintendent Gould of Metropolitan Life announced the promotion of agent A C Wilburn to assistant superintendent in Anaconda. The event included a baseball game, banquet at Finlen, speeches by Gould Smetters Wilburn and Scheffenberg, and songs and recitations.
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Metropolitan Life
C. A. Gould
A. Scherfenberg
P. W. Weismandel
L. Minott
C. B. Naw
A. C. Wilburn
H. McIntyre
A. G. Thomas
A. Gordon
J. A. Niva
Gould
A. C. Smetters
Mr. Scheffenberg
Messrs
Collins
McEvans
Niva
Thomas
Weismandel
A. Wilburn
Anaconda
Wilburn
Butte
Going the pace that kills in city life
The Kansas City Star notes the microbe of hurry pervades urban living. It argues relentless pace drives businesspeople and residents toward catastrophe as surely as any vice, urging readers to examine rushed meals, leisure, and transit habits.
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The
Kansas City Star
Improving in Her Manners at Breakfast
Mrs Newlyrich is improving and no longer wears her diamonds at breakfast. A companion quips about cutting out the diamonds, but she responds that she will cut out the breakfast instead.
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