Beauts From Butte Take Fifth Straight Over Grays Harbor
Butte miners win their seventh in a row, climbing to second place at the .5 mark as the Gray's Harbor eleven visits Tacoma for a five game series beginning Wednesday. Attendance yesterday reached about 3,000 with 2,602 paid. Hoon pitched as Dunn started. Bresino and Baxter starred on offense and defense while Brown made a running one hand catch. The Grays left for Spokane after a close contest with Butte controlling late innings.
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Pitcher-Rare Doyle and Baker Game Summary
The game lasted one hour and three minutes with an attendance of 3.0. Umpire Huston oversaw play in rainy weather.
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Doyle
Baker
Huston
Spokane and Tacoma Split Morning and Afternoon Games
Spokane defeated Tacoma in the morning by exploiting nine runs in two innings and hitting Finney. in the afternoon rain kept the game from finishing with Tacoma winning seven runs in the mud after Umpire Dodd refused to call it.
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Finney
Stanley
Dodd
Lebel
Finney and Collins
Frantkiin
Suets
R. H
Lee
Brooklyn Beats Boston in 3 to 1 National League Game
In Brooklyn on Sunday June 42 the Brooklyns defeated the Boston Nationals 3 to 1. Pfeiffer and O'Neil powered the Brooklyn win while McIntyre Scanlon and Bergen contributed behind the plate. Umpires Carpenter and Johnstone officiated.
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Pfeiffer
O'Neil
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Bergen
Carpenter and
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Cincinnati and St Louis Split Doubleheader in City Park
Cincinnati and St Louis played a twin bill with errors aiding the visitors in the first game. Egan of St Louis was ejected in the third inning for disputing a call. The second game lasted seven innings to allow St Louis to catch a train. Druhot shut down Cincinnati for one hit while Ewing was hit hard.
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Druhot
Ewing
R. H. E. Cmnchimse
Kammed Els
Weimer
Livingston
Hoelskoetter
McCarthy
R.H.E
Schlel
Grady
Conway
Emalie
Mullen Shuts Out Detroit as St Louis Wins 6 to 1
St Louis pitcher Mullen dominated Detroit, striking out 9 and guiding the team to a 6 to 1 victory. The Tigers failed to advance a ball out of the infield for seven straight innings while Mullen and Schmidt secured the win with strong defense and decisive batting support.
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Cleveland Defeats Chicago In Pitchers Battle
In Chicago on June 2, Cleveland edged the White Sox 2 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Walsh and Sullivan worked for Chicago while Joss and Bemia starred for Cleveland.
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Jose
Walsh
Cleveland
Beore
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Walsh and Sullivan
Joss
Bemia
Seals win final Fresno game 4 1 on Randolph shutout
In Oakland on June 3 the Seals defeated Fresno 4 to 1 to close the series. Alameda pitcher Randolph allowed only two hits through seven innings and faced just one more baserunner after the first. Rain washed out the morning game. Oakland to host Fresno Tuesday.
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Randolph
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Sista Hida We
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Fitzgerald
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Good Animals Out of Running as Feet Fail
Roseben shows forefoot troubles and may need long rest after a poor Brooklyn showing. Tanya Whitney’s Tanya bows a tendon and will be bred, while Water Light and Oiseau also ail. Brooklyn Handicap looms as the next big test for the remaining contenders.
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Oiseau
Builder of Yachts Seeks New Style Under New Rule
London reports Alfred Mylne, commissioned by Sir Thomas Lipton, will design Shamrock IV to challenge for the America's Cup. Mylne, once Watson’s protégé, aims to push limits beyond British tradition, with Moyana praised as a masterpiece and Britomarte tested as an overhang experiment.
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Alfred Mylne
Thomas Lipton
George L. Watson
Watson
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Mylne
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Myline
Shamrock SV
Claud A. Allen
Clyde
A. W. Leuchars
George Coats
Moyana
Herreshoff
Sonya
Portland vs Oakland baseball game report
Portland hosted Oakland in a game where Oakland’s hits were mostly luck and Portland’s were poorly placed. Umpire Knell and catcher Donahue clashed leading to Donahue being ejected. Final score details are unclear in the fragment. Batteries Henderson Donahue and McLean Reidy and T Hackett.
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Knell
Donahue
Henderson, Donahue
McLean
Reidy
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Umopire
Centerville Juniors Rally to Beat Broadway Juniors 4–1
Burke and Leahy powered the Centerville victory with Burke pitching and Burke and Leahy forming the battery. Jacobsen and Rohan stood for the Broadway Juniors as Centerville avenged a prior loss to their rivals, with a local championship rematch set for next Sunday.
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Leahy
Jacobsen
Rohan
Broadways
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Wood Yard
Meudon Stakes Victory At Auteil Narrowly Bypasses Rival
W K Vanderbilt's Gibi chung won the Meudon hurdles at one mile seven furlongs in fine weather at Auteil. Burgrave II captured the Grande Steeplechase de Paris over about four miles for 31250 dollars. Thirteen horses started as President Jallieres and cabinet officials watched the event.
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W. K. Vanderbilt
Auteil
Gaston Dreyfus
Burgrave II
Jallieres
Basin Beats Great Falls In Baseball Victory
Basin defeated Great Falls 11 to blank in a special dispatch from Great Falls. About 150 Basin residents traveled on a special train, arriving at noon and staying until late evening to cheer the visitors.
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Standard
Great Falls
Basin
Dublin Gulch Juniors Defeat St Marys Altar Boys 8 2
The Dublin Gulch Juniors beat the St Marys Altar Boys 8 to 2 in a close game on the ball field. Battery pairings were Kav anaugh and Sullivan for Dublin Gulch and Cronin Delaney and McGraw for St Marys. Magan made a notable catch in the third inning.
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St. Mary's Altar Boys
Kavanaugh
Sullivan
Cronin
Delaney
McGraw
Magan
Thire
St Mary's Beats St Patrick's 21 to 7 in Altar Boys Match
St Mary's altar boys defeated St Patrick's with a 21 to 7 score. Players John Sullivan Tom Fitzgerald Hanson and Feenan contributed to the win as a second team from St Mary's overwhelmed the opposition.
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St. Patrick's
John Sullivan
Tom Fitzgerald
Hanson
Feean
Montana Homeseeker debuts to lure settlers to Gallatin valley
Bozeman reports the first copy of a new Montana publication, the Montana Homeseeker, will hit June presses around June 10. A. Buchanan, booster for the sugar beet committee and Bozeman, plans the issue to attract homeseekers at the Crow reservation opening in Billings, Miles City and Sheridan. It highlights Gallatin valley attractions and aims to draw disappointed homeseekers further west.
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Bozeman
Montana
Montana Homeseeker
Republican Courier
A. Buchanan
Sugar Beet Committee
Crow Reservation
Billings
Miles City
Sheridan
Wyo
Gallatin Valley
Baccalaureate Sermon Delivered at Bozeman
Bozeman June 8 college baccalaureate services held at the opera house. Rev S G Griffith delivered invocational prayers and a benediction. Music included an anthem Fear Not O Israel, a vocal solo The Way of Peace, and a duet Emmanuel. Rev R P Smith of Helena preached on Individual Providence.
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Bozeman
Opera House
S. G. Griffith
The
Christian Church
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Miss Cook
Mr. Griffith
Wyatt W. Jones
R. P. Smith
Helena
Emmanuel
Josephine Cook
Carl Widener
Columbia May Play During Next Season
New York June 3 Students expect football at Columbia in 1907 with committees divided on resumption. The graduates seek reinstatement for 1908 and propose a unified athletic supervisor with 10 to 12 assistants and distinct sport groups. The plan aims to broaden participation and set study-based practice hours.
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Columbia
Graduation of Specials at Bozeman College
Bozeman June 3 commencement exercises for the business and one year domestic science courses were held in the college assembly hall. Deputy state superintendent B F Hathaway gave the address. Diplomas were awarded in Bookkeeping to Hermsmeyer Finley Giles Hollier St John and in Shorthand to St John Nicholson. Domestic science grads include Nicholson Dodeson La Rue Hansen Fly Arnold Schmidt.
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B. F. Hathaway
Helena
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bertha Jeffers
Grace Griffin
Frances Maynard
Harry F. Hermsmeyer
Sheridan
Ruth R. Finley
George M. Giles
Effie Hollier
Julia T. St. John
Stevensville
Joan Nicholson
Moore
Millie Dodeson
Dewey
Edna la Rue
May Hansen
Dillon
Alma Fly
Laurel
Alberta Arnold
Zula Schmidt
Salesville
Panamanian Liberal Leaders Seek U S Mediation
Dr Arosemena Morales Parres and Gen Diez of Panama liberal party arrive on the Alliance from Colon to press U S mediation in elections. They accuse the ruling party of disenfranchising voters and call for a real republic and ballot purity.
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A. E. Morales
B. Parres
D. Diez
Liberal Party
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Oregon election: both parties claim victory with confident polls
Portland dispatch reports Democrats and Republicans expressing strong confidence for wins in governor and U S Senate races. Democratic chair Sweek predicts Chamberlain by 6,800 and Gearin by 5,300 with gains in Multnomah County, while Republican secretary Spencer forecasts at least 10,000 margins for Withycombe and Bourne and surmises Hawley and Ellis will win in first and second districts.
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Alexander Sweek
Democratic State Central Committee
Associated Press
Chamberlain
Gearin
Galloway
Multnomah County
Col
I. C. Spencer
Republican State Central Committee
Withycombe
Bourne
United States
Hawley
Ellis
Statement on fair election and acceptance of results
A quoted pledge emphasizes desire for a fair and square election and vows to abide by the result if defeated, reflecting calm commitment to democratic process despite deplored conditions in other republics.
Stage coach to run for Bozeman sweet pea carnival
The Old Coach of Bozeman will be repaired by F. O. Yeo and used during the August sweet pea carnival to transport guests. The vehicle, once operating between Bozeman and Last Chance gulch, offers guests a hands on taste of pioneer travel.
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Last Chance Gulch
F. O. Yeo
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