Butte Wins Nervy Spokane Ball Game After Comeback
Butte rallied to 10 9 victory over Spokane in a seven game series, Garvin pitched well and Meyers delivered the pivotal hits. Donovan scored the winning run in the ninth as Spokane errors and late spikes shaped the final score with 3000 fans watching at Columbia Gardens.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
Meyers
Donovan
Tules
Spokane
Indians
Virgil Garvin
Erickson
Osborn
Smith
Dillon
Jack Bell
Irby
Carney
Vancouver
Aberdeen
Roosevelt
Seero
Oace
Vos
Gliese
Garvin
Herwig
Altman
Bell
Kane 9. Double Plays and Walks in Cool Weather
Kane 9 game notes include a double play McKane to James to Rowan. Walks issued by Garvin Erickson and Osborn, hit by Elsey off Osborn, strikeouts by Garvin and Erickson, a wild pitch by Erickson. Time two hours ten minutes. Attendance 3,000. Umpire Ehret. Weather cool.
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Smith
Elsey
James
Spokane
Butte
Indians
Carney
Rowan
Graham
Suess
Swindells
Ehret
Bruyette
Garvin
Bell
Donovan
Irby
Kane
McKane
Erickson
Osborn
Seattle Defeats Tacoma in 13 Inning Game
Tacoma lost to Seattle in a 13 inning contest. Final score details show Seattle scoring late and winning while Tacoma struggled with hits and errors. Batteries were Butler and Shea for Seattle and Allen and Arbogast for Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Seattle
R. H. E. Tacoms
Ceswegans
Butler
Shea
Allen and
Arbogast
St Louis Wins Ninth In Wet Game To Claim Baseball Doubleheader
In Cincinnati on June 2 the St Louis Cardinals won the day’s game with a run in the ninth inning as wet grounds limited the schedule to one game of the doubleheader. The final score shows St Louis ahead 2 to 1 with Ewing and Schlei pitching for Cincinnati and Beebe and Noonan catching for St Louis.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
R. H. E. Cinsin
Ewing
Schlei
Beebe
Noonan
Locals Rally To Beat Pittsburg In Seventh Inning
Chicago wins in the seventh after Pittsburg takes the lead through a late rally. Nealon’s fumbled throw helps seal the game as Lundgren exits injured and Smith suffers a head injury from a pitched ball. Batteries Lundgren Brown Kling for Chicago Leever Smith Gibson for Pittsburg. Umpires Klem Emilie.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Nealon
Smith
Lundgren
BO Cracls
Naxheys
Brown
Kling
Leever
Gibson
Klem and
Emilie
St. Louis Americans Defeat Cleveland 4 to 1 in AL Contest
In St Louis on June 2 the St Louis Americans beat Cleveland 4 to 1. The Browns held a slim 1 0 lead before St Louis erupted with a four run inning. Batteries Bernhardt Bemis Howell Stephens.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Americans
Cleveland
R. H. E. Cleveland
Bernhardt
Bemis
Howell and Stephens
Chicago Loses Concluding Game to Detroit 4 3
Chicago drops the final game of the home series to Detroit by 4 to 3. Detroit scores in the late innings as Smith Sullivan Eubanks Mullin and Archer contribute.
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Chicago
Detroit
R. H. E. Criclcaeo
Varun Sahear
Smith and Sullivan
Eubanks
Mullin and Archer
San Francisco Sweeps LA in Doubleheader
The San Francisco club won both ends of a June 2 doubleheader. In the morning game San Francisco bunched hits in the sixth. in the afternoon Henley held Los Angeles to scattered hits. Carlisle opened the scoring with a home run, the only run for Los Angeles, while Burns weakened in the sixth. Batteries were Carnes and Hogan with Willis and Esola in the morning, and Burns and Eager with Henley and Street in the afternoon. Umpire Perrine.
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San Francisco
Henley
Burns
Carlisle
Los Angeles
Carnes
Hogan
Willis
Esola
Eeapetisenns
Portland and Oakland Game Ends in Comedy of Errors
Portland hosted Oakland in a game described as a comedy of errors with Shinn starring on the stage. The article notes Portland controlled the action early and Shinn provided standout play, though the report is incomplete.
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Portland
Oakland
Shinn
Oakland Takes Early Lead in Low-Scoring Visit
Oakland batted in timely fashion while Portland’s loose play allowed the visitors to push across two runs. Final score reflects Oakland’s advantage as batteries were Cates and Bliss for Oakland and Kinsella and Moore for Portland.
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Oakland
Portland
Cates
Bliss
Kinsella
Moore
Centerville Juniors Beat Te nance Nine 18 to 2
Centerville Juniors rout Te nance nine on Second street rounds 18 to 2. Burke pitched well for Centerville with Leahy behind, while Green and Burney paired for Reliance Juniors. The Butte Stars defeated Woodyard 13 to 8 with Morrow Johns and Stein homering, backed by Morrow and Deaney.
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Centerville
Tenance
Second Street
Burke
Basin
Butte Stars
Woodyard
Stars
Morrow
Johns
Stein
Deaney
The
Joyce and
Weir
Woodyards
Dublin Gulch Juniors and Granite Street Stars dispute score
After a noon game between Dublin Gulch Juniors and Granite Street Stars the official score is disputed. Dublin Gulch claimed 19 to 18, while Granite Street Stars countered with 27 to 18 citing a late correction. Batteries listed were Warren and Noon for Dublin Gulch and Donnelly and Oliver for the Granites.
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Dublin Gulch
Granite Street Stars
Granites
Warren
Noon
Donnelly
Oliver
Blue Ribbon Sport Week Mix of Derbies Shows and Races
London Derby at Epsom Downs tops a week of global sport with the Olympia International Horse Show and May Sutton’s lawn tennis bid in Manchester. Belmont and Gravesend host turf features as balloons, Bermuda race, and several Western fixtures unfold. Local notes mention a Dillon versus Modern Woodmen game ending 7 to 3 and a Boulder visit planned.
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England
Epsom Downs
Olympia
London
May Sutton
California
Manchester
Captain Greers
Slieve Gallion
Ouadi Halfa
Edmond Blanc
Galvani
Maj
Eustace Loder
Spearmint
Richard Croker
Orby
Johnny Reiff
Mr. Croker
Lord Rosebery
Bezonian
Woolwider
Col
E. W. Baird
International Horse Show Association
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Aeropark
Pittsfield
Mass
Heinrich Penter
Leo Stevens
Charles Walsh
Gravesend Bay
St. David's Head
Bermuda
Frank Maier
Belmont Park
Gravesend
Accountant
Good Scores at Links Despite the High Wind
Large crowd watched the handicap golf tournament at the links yesterday as gusty wind tested players. Scores remained strong with solid play despite the challenging conditions.
Restoration of Canteen Favored by Soldier Homes Board
Franklin Murphy, president of the board of managers for government homes for disabled volunteer Soldiers, says the board supports restoring the canteen in soldiers homes for temperance. He cites post abolition results, notes female organizers in Washington, and highlights a congressional sentiment shift potential despite past four vote margin.
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Los Angeles
Franklin Murphy
Government Homes
Washington
Congress
Annual Sermon Preached at Montana Agricultural College
The annual bacccalaureate service at Montana Agricultural College was held at the opera house in Bozeman. Carl Widener sang The Lord Is My Light, a quartet performed The Lord Is My Shepherd, and the choir offered Recessional and Break Forth into Joy. Rev. Frank A. Powell delivered the sermon.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Montana Agricultural College
Opera House
Carl Widener
Wolfe
Hartman
Kanagy
Maynard
Lord
Kipling
Frank A. Powell
Woodmen Memorial Day Observed in Bozeman
The Modern Woodmen held Memorial Day with church services at the Baptist church led by Rev. J. H. Everett. About 75 members then visited the cemetery to decorate the graves of deceased members with flowers.
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Standard
Bozeman
Baptist Church
J. H. Everett
Land convention called to shape liberal public land policy
Governor Buchtel says the Colorado public lands convention in Denver June 18 to 20 will be free of politics and aims to draft a more liberal policy to present to Congress. Senator Teller chairs a program featuring the American National Stockgrowers Association amid broad support for government leasing and regulated grazing on public lands.
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Colo
Henry A. Buchtel
General Assembly of Colorado
Roosevelt
United States
Teller
Congress
American National Stockgrowers’ Association
T. W. Tomlinson
Association
Tomlinson
Big Stock Association
Mucilage Maker Succeeds by Sticking to Business
In Philadelphia the mucilage manufacturer reports steady gains by emphasis on core products and reliable service. The company attributes its success to consistent quality, steady supply, and prudent expansion plans.
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The
Philadelphia Bulletin
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