McLoughlin Wins Davis Cup For United States At Wimbledon
In a seven country elimination rounds milestone, Maurice B. McLoughlin defeats Charlies Pixon 8-6 6-3 6-2 to seal the United States victory. Dixon loses to P Parks, while Norris Williams beats Parke in five sets as the cup returns to American soil amid praise for McLoughlin's all round brilliance.
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Philadelphia
Parke
Canada
Australia
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McLoughlin Triumphs For US In Wimbledon Defeat Of Dixon
McLoughlin defeats Dixon in straight sets to reclaim the Wimbledon cup for the United States. The Californian surged in the second set with flawless serves and overheads while Dixon fought hard but faltered, leaving British fans pessimistic about regaining the trophy soon.
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Missoula and Butte Open Series Today
Missoula and Butte open this afternoon at 2 30 at Columbia Gardens. The Coppers lost six of seven to the Highlanders last week amid umpire controversy with Charlie Elsey. Merkle expands rotation with Mulica and McCreery likely to pitch today as health and speed boost the staff.
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Elsey
Merkle
John McCloskey
Marshall
Shannon
Kafora
Mulica
McCreery
Unwritten law challenged by baseball leaders in Ohio
Cincinnati on July 28 Chairman August Herrmann of the National baseball team condemned the unwritten law that calls a runner out when sliding into first base. President Thomas Chivington of the American association backed the rule’s reversal and Herrmann said the rule allows reaching a base by any legal means within the field lines.
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Shoestring Tales From Butte Race Tracks
A veteran racing figure Karl McQuade recounts shoestring stories from American tracks, including Byron McClelland’s 1890 stable with Badge and Sallie McClelland, railway-to-track converts, and lucky swings from pawnbroker funds to betting fortunes, with counterfeits and dramatic turnarounds threading through the era’s turf lore.
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Badge
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Crawford Holds Bozeman to Pair of Lonely Hits
Bozeman and Billings Midland league team faced a clean Billings win as Crawford limited Bozeman to two hits while seven Billings players crossed home. Final score 8 to 0 with Bozeman’s Kinnear and Wes ley both pitching in the loss.
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Welsher
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Ripley
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Wentz
Farrel
Foley
Brady
Fink
Hodgens
Liese
Smithson
Eagles Gather for Dual Funeral Services
Members are asked to meet in clubrooms on Wednesday July 30 at 9 30 am for the funeral of Brother Frank Cote and again on Thursday July 31 at 8 30 am for the funeral of Brother M J Hurley. J S Robinson W P E P Gillick W S Adv
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J. S. Robinson
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E. P. Gillick
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Montana Eyes Unified State Racing Circuit
Plans to unify Montana racing centers into a single circuit appear likely before the season ends. Deer Lodge plans a half mile track with 65 foot width and strong banking, promoted as top in the West. Meetings at Deer Lodge and Anaconda would follow California Jockey Club rules, with movement toward New York rules. Anticipated new circuit could lift Montana horse prices as tracks open and interest grows statewide.
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Herrmann notes lack of letter on gambling matter
Cincinnati dispatch reports Herrmann saying he has not received a letter from Charles W Murphy about gambling. He doubts the national commission can act until evidence is obtained and notes it would reveal only pitcher and catcher names for the day. He adds managers vary by afternoon selection.
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Herrmann
Charles W. Murphy
National Commission
Talk of Butte Sport Circles
Jimmy Clabby and Freddie Hicks worked out again at Regan's roadhouse arena and both men are getting into good condition. Hicks may acclimate for Saturday's bout, while Clabby shows ring poise. The piece also notes Willie Ritchie's offer to fight Steve Ketchell, Ray Temple's altitude excuse after losing to Duffy, and local fan views of Temple.
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Freddie Hicks
Regan’s
Hicks
Clabby
Jimmy
McGoorty
Icks
Chivington Endorses Unwritten Rule on Sliding to First Base
President Chivington of the American association upheld an unwritten rule that a batter is out for sliding into first base. He argued the slide serves no purpose and only confuses the umpire, replying to Manager Friel's protest after Umpire O'Brien ruled Dixie Walker out for a slide.
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Chivington
American Association
Friel
St. Paul
O’brien
Dixie” Walker
Tinker to Leave Cincinnati After Brooklyn Game
Cincinnati reports manager Tinker will depart after today's game with Brooklyn for Kansas City where his wife is again reported in serious condition.
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Tinker
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Undertakers Notice for Harrington Family Funerals
The funeral of John Harrington, age unknown, will be held Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. from 612 North Alaska street to St. Patrick's church for high mass at 9:20 a.m. Don P. Harrington, 51, died yesterday and will be buried Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. from 6 West Pacific Street with high mass at 9:30 a.m. at St. Lawrence's church.
Funeral and burial notices from Sherman & Reed's
The remains of Frank Cote will be moved to his parents residence for tomorrow morning's funeral at 9 o'clock at St. Joseph's Church with mass at 9 and burial in the family plot. Jesse Ray aged two months has died and will be interred in Maudlow, Mont. at a later time. Joseph Coco's funeral is set for this morning at 9 o'clock at Sherman & Reed's parlors then to Sacred Heart Church for mass.
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Jesse Ray
Sherman & Reed
Maudlow
Mont
Coco
Joseph Coco
Sacred Heart Church
Hearley Ranges Fourth Birthday Laments in Butte
The remains of Michael Hearley four years old lie at Walsh's undertaking parlors. A funeral is planned for Thursday morning at an hour to be announced. Hearley, a longtime resident born in New York, belonged to the cooks and waiters union and the Butte Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Michael Hearley
Walsh
New York
Cooks and Waiters’ Union
Butte Aerie of Fraternal Order of Fagles
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