Butte Youths Triumph in Local Athletic Meet
About 2,000 spectators filled the gardens yesterday as two Butte high school boys beat national stars in multiple events. Bud Phelps and R Fluent starred in sprints and field contests, with winners including George Bronder in javelin and James H. Duncan in discus. The coach urged a playground system to extend athletic opportunity for Butte youth.
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Bud" Phelps
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T. Collins
Dante
Eiri
Butte
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Error in the Ninth Helps Quakers Win
In a July game the Quakers beat Cincinnati 4 to 2 aided by an error in the ninth inning. Batters included Mayer Killifer Clarke Towle and Delphia. The Brooklyn and New York games followed with iitsinka and other names listed in the box scores.
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Hugh Bedient Blows Up With a Bg Lead
Kansas City July 25 Locals win two games over Buffalo scoring 210.2 and 5 to 4. Hedient yields two runs through seven as teammates build a four run edge then allow a triple and two singles in the tenth era. Batteries Hedient Allen Henning Easterly.
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Game at Deer Lodge forfeit shocks local fans
A forfeit decision in a Deer Lodge game upset spectators as Anaconda prison players dominated early, with Wise and McPhail among lineup names. The detailed rosters include Daly, Gatener, Howard, McDonald, Adams, and others in positions across first to left field. The match was halted in the sixth inning amid disputes.
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Eid
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Heil
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Butte Men Compete Under Unfavorable Conditions
Under Adjt Gen Phil Greenan of Montana National Guard ten members of the Rocky Mountain Rifle Club competed on the lunge at Rocker for a prize from the War Department to the National Rifle Association of which Butte club is a member. Conditions were poor with high wind. Greenan said scores were very good given the circumstances.
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New Pitchers Shine in Openers for City League Week
Sunday games featured Meaderville and Excelsiors in a crowded Meaderville field. Guidoni pitched Meaderville for the first time, limiting Excelsiors to one run on an inning’s hit and error. Black Rocks, Manning, Souerbier, and Jones led the Montanas, while Hanson fanned 12 for the Miners amid a dry, hour long contest.
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Johnson Fans Three In Ninth Inning In Rivalry Win
Detroit fallen to Washington 5–10–2 as Johnson fanned three in the ninth after a late two-base hit by Shanks and singles by Moeller and Foster. Parker/Kavanaugh battled in a tense ninth, while piecing together the Detroit offense.
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Standings of clubs in American Association listing
Wichita 2-10, St Joseph a. Lincoln 4, Sioux City 5, Denver 15, Omaha Topeka 4, Des Moines 2. Cleveland 1, Columbus 4, Indianapolis 10, St Paul 13.
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Accidental Collision Likely to Prove Fatal
Great Falls July 35 While running off foul ball in the first inning of a doubleheader between three and the Montana baseball teams Robert Gallogly first baseman and Catcher Stone Havre team collided as Stone was knocked out for a period Gallogly sustained a broken nose a fracture of the skull and concussion of the brain in the incident during the first game of the doubleheader.
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Robert Gallogly
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Havre
Co Jlds
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