Forfeited Game Climaxes Bitter Montana Contest in Helena
In Helena on June 2 the second game was forfeited to Helena after umpire Hurlburt ejected Mathes and ruled insufficient Butte players to finish. Helena won the first game 6 to 1, while the halted second finished 9 to 6 in favor of Helena before the forfeit was announced amid disputed calls and crowd protests.
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Helena
Bitte
Hurlburt
Butte
Mathes
McCafferts
McCafferty
Det
Maloney
Kafora
Klein
Druhot
Renfield
Irby
Tut
Morehead
Mears
Ogden Wins First Tilt Then Loses Second in Doubleheader
Ogden, Utah, June 2. After taking the opener from Salt Lake 6 to 5, Ogden swept away in the second game losing 11 to 5. Erickson pitched well in the first game as both teams depart for Montana tonight. Salt Lake batted for Alexander in the ninth. Two-base hits by Marshall Fortier and Dev.
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Ogden
Utah
Salt Lake
Erickson
Montana
Alexander
K Ogden
Cvserees
Marshall
Fortier
Dev
Double Header Split as Hildebrand Spectacular
Great Falls and Missoula split the double header with strong pitching from Bush and erratic batting from Bittrolffs in the opener, setting the stage for another matchup in the series.
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Hildebrand Spectacular
Great Falls
Missoula
Bush
Wildness
Unclear Baseball Box Score Fragments From Clouded Report
Fragmentary game box score shows players Bawer Abbott Morgan Jenson Jacks Stone Salt Lake Oden and others. Details include hits three-base hite bases on balls stolen bases sac flies and RBIs by multiple players with pitching lines and time of game noted as two hours and one minute.
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AB. R. H. PO. A. E. A. Sor Thompson
Sereerees Bes
Radofsky
Sseeseeees
Brogan
Csereeessreesere
Baker
Cceesscocveessees
Mears
Ccreeee Cosereees
Butte
Csc-Deest
Mathes
Morehead
Kafore
Whaling
McNamara
Kafora
Dockstader
Quigley
Killilay
Thompson
Irby
Lussi
Dell
Maloney
Klein
Druhot
Hurlburt
Murphy
Seeuneee Finessman
Tieeter
Ibaye
Mheon
Rf A. Shannon
Hittroif
Bares
Warren
Tobin
Hite
Hueisman
Ton
Chan
hyt—Blankenship
Rene
Perrine
Bassey
Blankenship
Bush
Hueleman
Faye
Ereaux
Kelly
Bawer
Abbott
Morgan
Jade
A. Jenson
Jacks
Stone
Salt Lake
Oden
Pitehee
A. Jensen
Paseed
Baver
Fortier
Travis
Orr
Van
Stevens
Ry Marshall
S@pimpt
Devereaux
Wood
Pendleton
Jensen
Stens
Stovall Starts as Loser in St. Louis Loss to Washington
St. Louis, June 2. With a new manager and lineup, St. Louis lost to Washington today amid fielding errors and miscues. Players Brown, Krichel, Groom, and Henry are noted in the readthrough.
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St. Louis
Washington
Pixtra
Lang Ceesy
Seeees Babhackas
Potteries—Lake
BE. Brown
Krichel
Groom
Henry
Chicago and Philadelphia game ends with Walsh powered win
In Chicago on June 2 Philadelphia defeated Chicago in a score game. Chicago's only run came from Collins' home run while the locals made many errors in the second inning. Batteries were Peters and Rock for Philadelphia and Kulh and Sullivan for Chicago with Coombs and Lapp behind them.
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Chicago
Walsh
Philadelphia
Collins
Cece Jinns
Batteries Watch
Peters
Rock
Kulh and Sullivan
Coombs and Lapp
Boston Beats Cleveland In One Inning Victory
Boston defeated Cleveland in a one inning game played in Cleveland on June 2. Cleveland totaled three runs in the third inning, adding little in other frames against pitcher Wood. Final score 5 to 3 in favor of Boston. Batteries: George and Adams for Boston, Wood and Nunamaker for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Boston
Hite
Wood
R. H. EB
Cvowonane Loic
Boston Oo
Cees Ened
Seaneseeerets
George and
Adams
Nunamaker
Ford Shuts Detroit as New York Wins 6 3
June 2 Herroit reports Russell Ford settled after a rough start and struck out Cobb in the ninth with two on, sealing New York a 6 to 3 victory over Detroit. Scoreboard details and lineups show New York overpowering Detroit despite early trouble.
Portland Drops Third Straight As Sacramento Wins Close Game
In the Pacific Coast League, Portland loses their third straight defeat as Sacramento secures a tight contest. It was a pitchers duel with Koestner pitching well for Portland, but Raum getting the luck. Final score reflects a narrow margin and a contested clash between Baum Cheek Koestner Fisher.
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Portland
Sacramento
Ite
Koestner
Raum
Bactaimenso
Baum
Cheek
Fisher
Two Homers for Berger in Morning Dodgers Win
Los Angeles defies San Francisco as R Berger hits two home runs in the morning game driving in four runs. McCorry troubles bases, Toner and Cheech duel in the afternoon seven innings before Leverenz finishes. San Francisco collects three hits in the first, Rafferty doubles, then Chech settles in as Toner yields a comeback inning for one run.
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Los Angeles
Chech
Toner
Ce Ee Eye Ft Mae Ban Francisco
Erescoes Scot Thecasie Ae Ce Batteries
Halla
San Francisco
Cecces Seherioneds
Leverenz
Boles
Brooks
Berry
Vernon and Oakland Split Doubleheader in Oakland Win
San Francisco June 2 Vernon and Oakland split two games as the series went to Oakland 5 to 3. Morning game saw Vernon run away. In the afternoon tied in the fifth when Hitt walked bases full forcing in two runs. Raleigh relief allowed five runs in the inning.
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San Francisco
Vernon
Oakland
Hitt
Raleigh
R. H. E. Vernon
Ceveres
Branckenridge and
Brown
Gregory
Rohrer
R. H. EB. Vernion Secesssiovee
Cakeland
Viattersea—Hitt
Whalen
Christian
Malarkey
Mitze
Local NBA Pairings Set for West Coast Matchups
The schedule shows Los Angeles facing Portland, Sacramento visiting Oakland, and San Francisco playing Vernon, outlining key West Coast showdowns for upcoming games.
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Los Angeles
Portland
Sacramento
Oakland
San Francisco
Vernon
Vernon Ae
Victoria Beats Portland In Northwest League Opener
Victoria defeated Portland 5 to 3 before the game started with Victoria taking the lead early and holding on. Wilson of Victoria was weak early but shut down Portland thereafter as Meek aided in the win. Batter ies listed: Wilson and Meek for Victoria Bloomfield Doty and Harris for Portland.
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Seattle
Victoria
Bloomfield
Portland
Wilson
R. H. E. Victoria
Bera Tek
Eo Oan le Portland
Leahee Batteries
Meek
Doty
Harris
Spokane Drops To Last In Northwestern Race With Seattle Loss
Spokane fell to the bottom of the Northwestern pennant standings after losing to Seattle. James pitched effectively for the visitors while Seattle’s pitchers struggled but Spokane innings produced numerous hits when runners were in scoring position. Batteries Cochran Kraft De Vogt James Whalins.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwestern
Seattle
James
Cochrane
Kraft
Devogt
Whalins
Jimmy Clark Wins Seventh In A Row In Tacoma Win
Jimmy Clark stretched his unbeaten streak to seven with an eight to four victory over Tacoma. Clare was strong through seven innings before giving up four hits in the eighth, as Tacoma plated two runs in the seventh.
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Tacoma
Wash
Jimmy Clark
Clare
Portland at Vancouver Spokane at Victoria Tacoma at Seattle
Portland plays Vancouver in a regional matchup while Spokane faces Victoria and Tacoma visits Seattle. The schedule lists three cross border or regional games with local teams set to compete at home or away. No scores are provided.
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Portland
Vancouver
Spokane
Victoria
Tacoma
Seattle
Osane
Tuttles of Anaconda Triumph in 5 0ver Futte Juniore
The Tuttles of Anaconda defeated Futte Juniore yesterday by a score of 5 to 0. Batteries Tuttles: O Keefe and McGraw, Butte: Lyford and Bourquin. The Union Stars defeated the White House Cubs at Centerville grounds yesterday, 17 to 1. Batteries Centerville: Shay, Tregask and Shay, Cubs, Darrow, O Keefe and Neill.
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Tuttles
Anaconda
O'Keefe
McGraw
Butte
Lyford
Bourquin
Union Stars
White House
Baseball doubleheaders delayed and suspended games listed
In Kansas City Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 4 after twelve innings. Columbus 2 Louisville 2. St Paul 2 4 Minneapolis 1 8 with second game called after rain at end of the sixth. Toledo 2 Indianapolis 1.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
T. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Local Scores From Midwestern Games
Denver 6 Omaha 17 and Wichita 6 Sioux City 1 reported with incomplete results for Topeka and Des Moines as well as Lincoln and St Joseph. The fragments reflect a roundup of regional contests with partial score lines and missing details.
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Denver
Omaha
Wichita
Sioux City
Topeka
Des Moines
Lincoln
T. Joseph
St. Joseph
Drummond Beats Philipsburg In High-Scoring Game
Drummond defeated Philipsburg 18 to 12 on the Drummond diamond after a close contest to end the nine inning game. A special train and brass band chaperoned supporters to the match, with Jarvis Hazelhurst Engle and Bishop noted on the battery for Philipsburg and Drummond respectively. A fatal pedestrian automobile accident near the Palace hotel marred the day as Tony Iarusso, Milwaukee laborer, was struck and neck injuries diagnosed.
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Philipsburg
Drummond
Battery
Jarvis
Hazelhurst
Engle
Bishop
Tony Iarusso
Milwaukee
Palace Hotel
Noel McPhail
Century City Fracas Falls 27 to 1 in Farcical Game
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Twin Bridges reports a lopsided Centerville Young Men's club game. Burke opened for Centerville with wild pitching, eight runs scoring on one hit. J Sullivan followed, while Hittle delivered 18 hits for Twin Bridges, many for extra bases. Twin Bridges used three pitchers Thatcher Brown and Cassell, all effective. The lone Centerville run came on an overthrow to third. Final score 27 to 1.
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Twin Bridges
Centerville
Burke
J. Sullivan
Thatcher
Brown
Cassell
Salki
Rose Sets World Marks In Shot Put At San Francisco
Ralph Rose of the Olympic club equaled the world record with a 51 foot right hand put and surpassed his own marks for right and left hands. Despite four winning right hand puts, he lost to Caughey of Ukiah by seven inches with a 43 foot right hand throw, in a meet where Rose’s best exceeded 49 feet in earlier trials.
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San Francisco
Ralph Rose
Olympic Club
Pacific Coast
Rose
Caughey
Salary limit dispute looms as league directors plan meeting
Butte and Helena clubs clash over wage caps amid salary limit protests. Maurice Weies flags red ink totals for Murphy and other stars while talks trumpet a Friday meeting at Helena Grandon hotel. The Millionaires and Miners head to Butte for tomorrow’s opener as Great Falls pushes hard.
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Lucas
Union League
Edward F. Murphy
Butte
Helena
Grandon Hotel
Maurice Weies
Salt Lake
Murphy
Huelsman
Toner
Hittrolff
Hildebrand
Ogden
Great Falls
Missoula
Millionaires
Bittrolff
Williams
Two New Records at Benefit Games
New York June 2 two new world amateur records were set at the A A U meet to raise funds for the Olympic fund. Abel R Kiviat won the 1600 meter handicap in 225 seconds faster than his prior world mark, after arriving from Canada post Eton meet. James H Duncan broke the discus record on a seven foot circle with 145 ft 9 1 2 in, best 141 ft. Erickson of Mott Haven Athletic Club won the running high jump with six ft four in after Horine of San Francisco failed to clear six ft six in.
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New York
Olympic Fund
Stockholm
Abel R. Kiviat
Canada
James H. Duncan
George Horine
San Francisco
Horine
Erickson
Mott Haven Athletic Club
Cubs Trade Hofman and King Cole for Leach and Leffield
Chicago transfers star outfielder Artie Hofman and pitcher King Cole to Pittsburgh in exchange for Tommy Leach and Lefty Leffield. Leach boosts the Pirates in center field while Leffield provides left handed pitching depth for Chicago. Hofman’s spring struggles and Cole’s limited form this season frame the deal as Chance tests youth and veteran balance for a pennant push.
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Sheckard
Brooklyn
Casey
Maloney
McCarthy
Chicago
Artie Hofman
King Cole
Pittsburg
Tommy Leach
Lefty Leffield
Chance
Hofman
Cuba
Leach
Cubs
Pirates
Ewitch
Teach
Leifield
Jack Pfiester
Weatsiders
Chicago Journal
Butte Sports Talk Foresees Big Weeks Ahead
Tally Johns plans a California match with a top featherweight and possible title shot with Abe Attell if he succeeds. Connell store employees challenge local runners for a 24 mile relay at the Butte track, with three-man teams switching every mile or two. Lutte Tennis Club gears up for a citywide tournament across classes A B C plus singles and doubles handicaps on South Montana street.
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Tally Johns
California
San Francisco
Montana
Abe Attell
Billy Nolan
Jack McDonough
Jimmy Coffroth
Tally
Frisco
Joe Carney
Jimmy Reynolds
Connell Store
Butte
Connell
Maxwell
Doran
Featherly
Lindsay
Lutte Tennis Club
South Montana Street
Jack Bartlett
Wolfe speaks at university on life, religion, and future leaders
In a continued address, Wolfe urges college graduates to define true success by moral and religious aims. He argues modern thought confirms religion as central to life, urging leaders to blend knowledge with spiritual values to address world problems.
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Wolfe
League clubs meet in Pittsburg to plan reorganization
In Pittsburg on June 2 owners and representatives of six United States league clubs met to formulating reorganization plans. A further meeting was announced for Monday afternoon with a formal statement to be issued. Clubs represented were Pittsburg Reading Cincinnati Chicago Richmond and Washington. It is believed New York and Cleveland may be replaced by two other cities in the league.
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Pittsburg
Reading
Cincinnati
Chicago
Richmond
Washington
New York
Cleveland
German Aviators Die In Northwest Aviation Circuit Crash
Bremen Germany June 2 Albert Buchsgetter a leading German aviator and his partner Lieutenant Stille were killed when their monoplane plunged to the ground shortly after takeoff on the 425 mile northwest aviation circuit. The craft buried itself in the earth and the bodies were recovered after the wreckage was dismantled. The calamity drew a distinguished crowd including the Grand Duke of Oldenburg. Buchsgetter had many notable flights in 1911.
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Bremen
Germany
Albert Buchsgetter
Stille
Grand Duke of
Oldenburg
Buchsgetter
Taft to Welcome German Fleet at Hampton Roads
President Taft to receive the German naval division in American waters at Hampton Roads tomorrow noon. Taft and his party, aboard the Mayflower, travel from Washington with Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Longworth, Miss Beardman, Count von Bernstorff, the German ambassador, and the secretary of the navy.
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Washington
Kiel
Unite States Atlantic Fleet
Hampton Roads
Taft
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Mabel Beardman
Count von Bernastorff
Navy
Morose worker linked to chloroform purchase and job gaps
The article notes a man who recently resumed work after a period of absence, showing morose behavior and refusal to work. A drugstore eight ounce chloroform vial from C B Hoskins is cited, with an ounce and a half left. He had lived in Butte off and on for five to six years, recently from Twin Falls, and previously in Canada, lodging at the Lynch block for three months.
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C. B. Hoskins Drug Company
Innes
Butte
Twin Falls
Canada
Lynch Block
Horse Entries for Idaho Monday races at Alan track
Entries list for Monday at Alan Idaho with six races. Each race shows selling horses, jockeys and weights including Respite Debutante Calcium Santa Call and others across five furlong to mile distances. Independent entries include Alchemist Lord of the Forest Fort Johnson Geneva Sainest and more.
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Sanel
King Lear
Flying d'Or
Dr. White
Cabin
Dahlgren
Finn Levin
Agate
Galene Gale
Dorothy Leggett
Media
Americus
Filbert Rose
Roberta
Ciopat
Miss Sly
Tim Judge
Pickanniny
Stalwart
Lady Tendi
Godfather
Henry Hutchinson
Misprison
Southern Gol
Stretchen G
Lady McNally
Ben Greenleaf
Delena
Stare
Force
Montgomery
Don Enrique
Rota
Maizie Girl
Wicket
No Compromise at Arizona Republican State Convention
June 2 report that Taft leaders reject any compromise at the Arizona Republican state convention. They expect to control the proceedings and dismiss any talk of a split delegation to the national convention. Six delegates will be named for Chicago. Tucson, Ariz.
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Chicago
Tucson
Ariz
Suit Sale at The Clothery in North Main
Mr Lobbenberg will select your suit from a large reduction sale at The Clothery 81 North Main. The clerk confirms Gus is not available yet but expects Mr Lobbenberg to be at service shortly.
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