Ninth inning rally gives Butte rubber game win
Butte defeats Boise 4 to 3 in a dramatic ninth inning at Columbia Gardens Park to take the rubber game of seven. Marshall drives in the tying and winning runs amid sharp fielding and late drama as Halla starts shakily but settles, while Jensen, Bostick, and McMurdo contribute key moments for the Invaders. Umpires Knell and Newhouse oversee a brisk, crowd-pleasing contest.
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Columbia Gardens Park
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Finten
Boise
Jack Halla
Marshall
Lke
Bwede Jensen
Ad Bostick
Thomas
Spot McMurdo
McMurdo
Brady
Ducky Holmes
Lewis
Rossback
McClelland
Jensen
Kelly
Holmes
Coppers
Halla
Phil, Knell
Newhouse
Smith
Willard
Hallé
Lewis Holmes
Qehit
Vigilantes Take Final Murray Series Game 6 2
Helena reports the Vigilantes won the final Murray series game 6 to 2. Manager Garrett shut down the visitors while the opposing pitcher issued many walks in the loss. Score details incomplete.
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Vigilantes
Toa
Garrett
No-Hit Bid Beats Cleveland. Chicago Wins One to One
Chicago pitcher Joe Benz no-hit Cleveland today as Chicago prevailed 2 to 1 amid plentiful errors. Cleveland's only run came on two misplays in the fourth inning with two bases on balls by Benn followed by a double play. St. Louis beat Detroit 4 to 1 with Crawford homering. Other scores: St. Louis over Kansas City in 10 innings 5 to 2. San Francisco 5 over Sacramento 2. Oakland split with Venice, 5 to 2 morning win and 5 to 2 afternoon loss.
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Moorhead
Kelly
Thomas
Bostick
McClelland
Jensen
Blanke
Invaders
Bauer
Chicago
Joe Benz
Cleveland
Benn
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O'Neill
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Schaik
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Crawford
Secord
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Agnew
Stanaxe
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Gakland
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Portland
Clark
Crittenden
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Mt Higginbotham
Pottes
Murray
Helena
McNeill
Garett
Quigley
Longsnecker
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Galgano
Seabough
Schulte
McClain
Reds Beat Pirates Again and Tie Doubleheader
In Cincinnati on May 11 the Reds defeated the Pirates 2 to 1 in the first game and tied the second at 5, game ended at nightfall. Batteries Amies and Clark for Cincinnati with Harmon and Gibson for Pittsburgh. The second game ended 2 to 0 with Reds winning. McQuillan, Cooper, Don Benton, Lear on the mound. St Louis beat Chicago 11 to 1 as Bolan connected a homer in the opening inning. Zimmerman had three hits, Leach three with two doubles. Schedule lists Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia among other games.
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Cineaxe
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Bolan
Sn Louis
Perritt
Niehaus
Zimmerman
Leach
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Pont
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Zabel
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Helena
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Pitsburg
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Batfalo
Kansaw Ciey
Indianapolis
American Association
Milwaukee
Indiapolis
Olumbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St Paul
Chicago at Kansas City Indiana at St Louis
Major league baseball schedule entries list Chicago visiting Kansas City and Indiana visiting St Louis while Baltimore and Brooklyn meet and Buffalo plays Pittsburgh. Pacific Coast League game notes accompany the lineup with regional teams and venues.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Loui
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Pittsburg
WARDEN S TEAM BEATS ST PAUL S BOYS IN DEER LODGE
Warden Conley s penitentiary team defeated St Paul s of the Butte Sunday School league 6 to 4 in Deer Lodge Saturday. Rev Rexrod managed the visiting side. First Presbyterian beat Mountain Views 9 to 1 in a Garden City game. Montana baseball team beat Boulder 6 to 3 in Butte season opener with Wilcox, Barthel, Phippin, Beardsley among players. British polo players arrived for international match. Lord Wimborne outlined practice games at Piping Rock next week with a lighter, faster team.
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State Penitentiary
St. Paul's
Butte
Deer Lodge
Re Rexrod
First Presbyterian
Mountain
the Gardens
Tate
Troulder
Montana
Boulder
Wilcox
Barthel
Phippin
Beardsley Bridges
Reidel
Xors
Lord Wimborne
F. Wparrett
C. P. Leslie
C. Cheape
HA. Thompkinson
Vivian N. Lockett
John ‘Trail
Tacoma Tops Victoria In Last Tacoma Victory
Northwest baseball game summary shows Tacoma defeating Victoria 4 to 2 in the final game of the series. Patteries McKenry Hoffman for Tacoma and Harris Kaufman for Victoria. Seattle May 11 report notes Ports and outhit locals but Kelly strong in clutch. May 31 Spokane slow game with Van Miver defeating Spokane due to late hits. Harlowton season end remarks and June 1 Standard carrier rate set at 15 a week.
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Slay A
Tacoma
Victoria
Sato
Caen
McKenry
Seattle
Kelly
Portland
Spokane
van Miver
Reore
Ril Wangauven
Isserscatannn
Sdokaha
Mecreary
Altman
Umpire Newhouse to quit after dispute with Marshall
Umpire Frank Newhouse said he would resign as umpire in the Union association on June 7, prompted by President Murphy’s failure to suspend center fielder Marshall of the Butte club for publicly abusing him Saturday. The incident ended with fines for Marshall and Ducky Holmes, and Newhouse plans to seek another position, with Salt Lake opening the next day using two umpires. Marshall apologized for the action and said his conduct was a loss of temper after feeling robbed of a hit.
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Union Association
Murphy
Marshall
Butte Club
Newhouse
Holmes
League
Larry Duggan
Tennency
Ducky Holmes
Saia Ne
Salt Lake
Phil Knell
Longaneckry
Knell
Sam Ta Rocque
Marshal
Wallace Draws Lem Kegg in Great Falls Boxing Match
Wall ace, the featherweight prospect, agreed to a 12 round bout with Lem Kegg in Great Falls on June 2. Training at Washoe club in Anaconda, Wallace plans to travel to Butte to meet Bob Moba and finish midweight training. Weekend play at Butte Country Club featured elimination matches with several winners and upcoming rounds among ladies and other bouts. Townsend beat Agee in an East Anena baseball game by 12 to 5 as part of a busy local sports day.
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Lem Kegg
Great Falls
Kegs
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Butte
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Mas
Butte Country Club
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Deutsch
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Agee
East Axena
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Kubrsila
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Watson
Garrison News Highlights Local Visits And School Break
In Garrison on May 31 Mrs M E Hayes of Deer Lodge visited her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith. Local and visiting residents include Siz and Mrs Frank Donovan Frank Dougherty and others from Billston and Missoula. Irene Sheridan travels to Deer Lodge while North Western League chatter notes Team W L and travel plans as Fridell and Parker are among those leaving for Denver and Portland.
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Garrison
William Knop
Deer Lodge
Irene Sheridan
Scort School
Deer Lode
Anna
Seamon
Northw Srern League
PB. A. Pridell
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Pati Rumer Bir
BE. Reynolds
Amily
Letti Weet
Teridell
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Col
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Leavine
Tower Portland
Charles B. Parker
Local Visitors and Movements Reported Across Deer Lodge and Garrison
Residents and visitors are noted in brief from Deer Lodge to Garrison including Mrs M enard returning with her daughter after a visit, Manner Percy Roberts of Missoula relieving Engineer John Moon in Garrison, Mrs H J McDonnell visiting Bozeman area, and Mary Stoppel from Cleveland visiting Deer Lodge and Garrison. Kate Gadbaw also traveled to Missoula for a short visit.
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Mary “Stoppel
Cleveland
Onto
AM. P. Stoppel
Landstyle
Deer Lodge
Miss Stoppel
Garrison
Kate Gadbaw
Missoula
The Times Penny Price Sparks London Paper War
From the London Times price cut to a penny triggers circulation shifts. The Times, once dominant, faced a long decline after 1860s growth, dipping from 70,600 in 1866 to 28,000 in 1879, then slowly climbing to 53,000 by last year.
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