Great Falls Here For Week’s Series
McCafferty fines three Butte players after forfeiture of a Helena game. Henry Huelsman and the Great Falls Electrics prepare for a doubleheader with Carson pitching and Shannon catching as tension rises over discipline and team unity.
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Butts
McCafferty
Helena
Mathes
Humbert
Great Falls
Huelsman
Tower
Bitroit
Hildebrand
Murphy
Shannon
Carson
Electrics
Weiser
Dell
Kleiner Dell
Kafora
Misse
Toner
Hester
Faye
Gibson
Butte
Mathes Deen
Hurlburt
Horse Race Result Summary From A Racing Meet
The American driven by Mc Ewen finished second at 10 to 1 with Tim Judee in the saddle and Frachi in third. Henry Hutchinson rode Forte Guard to a second place at 3 to 1 with Ben Greenteat third. Mazzle Girt won the mile and a sixteenth in 1 49 time with Rota second and Dorn third.
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McEwen
Tim Judee
Frachi
Henry Hutchinson
Cavanaugh
Forte Guard
Hoffman
Ben Greenteat
Carter
Mazzle Girt
Gross
Rota
Corey
Dorn “Tit
Leeds
Cleopat Wins Feature at Alan Ladies Day Horse Meet
Large crowd attends Alan course as Cleopat takes the afternoon feature in her first Alan start. Respite fouled Debutante in race one and was disqualified to last, Debutante moved to third. Results list Fort Johnson and Sainest among top finishers with times noted for each race.
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Alan
Idaho
Cleopat
Respite
Calcium
Buxton
Debutante
Burlingame
Sanel
J. McIntyre
Fort Johnson
Sainest
Selden
Dahlgren
Hoffman
Media
Carter
Cabin
Fischer
Riddle
Six Furlong and Mile Races Feature Selling Tack
The chart lists six races with selling stakes for 3-year-olds and up. Entries include Hope So 111 Jack Saxon 107 at six furlongs and Montauk Don 111 Sidney Peters 17, plus Lady Stalwart Pickaninny 4yo up at five furlongs and other named horses such as Old Mexico Set Back 114 and Nimbus Black Mate 111 across five and seven furlongs with 1% and 1% fractions noted.
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Alan
lWdatho
Jane
Tweeday
Hope So
Spalding
Jack Saxon
New Capital
Alchemist
Boas
Lookout
Burning Bush
Gena
Wadeworth
Thistle Rose
Montauk Don
Sidney Peters
Knight Deck
Clint Tucker
Jeanne d' Arc
Madeline Mae
Beatrice Soule
Odella
Dude
Lady Stalwart
Canada
Yo Solo
High Street
Parior Boy
Beta
Es. Lyte Knight
Frank G. Hogan
Swagegeriater
Passenger
Jacko Lantern
Emerald Isie
Gimli
Richard Reed
du Bon
Rubinon Hi
Mai Emily
Ledalake
Links
Angelo
Sir John
Whidden
Rake
Juan
Leach Cross Beats “Knockout” Brown In 10 Round Victory
Leach Cross defeated “Knockout” Brown in a ten round bout in New York. Cross weighed 133 pounds at ringside, Brown two pounds lighter. Brown led early, Cross seized the sixth, and Brown was knocked down twice, once in the fifth and again in the seventh, before Cross rallied in the tenth to seal the win.
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New York
Leach Cross
Brown
Cross
Faculty Defeats Seniors in Mont. College Baseball Tilt
Bozeman June 3 A Montana Agricultural College senior faculty baseball game ended in a decisive faculty victory by a wide margin after five innings. Sparse attendance but strong student and faculty support kept the pace lively throughout the abbreviated contest.
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Bozeman
Montana Agricultural College
Foreguard Stewards Cite Inconsistent Run at Alan Meeting
June 2 report says Foreguard owned by Moore and Co. was taken off the track for inconsistent running. The horse finished second in the fifth race at the Alan meeting in Idaho, with connections reviewing the performance.
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Led Foreguard
Moore & Co
Foreguard
Alan
Idaho
Cincinnati Chicago Games Postponed By Schedule Rearrangement
In Cincinnati on June 4 the United States league games planned for today and tomorrow against Chicago were canceled due to a schedule rearrangement.
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Cincinnati
Unclear Match Scores From Midwestern Venues
Fragment lists baseball scores with teams Toledo Milwaukee and Indianapolis Kansas City. No dates or full context. Summary focuses on reported results 7 4 and 3 2 amid scattered city references.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
East Butte Copper Mining issues annual report
East Butte Copper Mining company releases its annual report for the year ending March 31, 1912. Assets total 9,029,572 with 3,000,000 treasury stock and 4,804,000 property account. Cash and copper on hand 381,660. Surplus from operations 456,195. profit and loss 349,150. Ore mined 95,910 tons with assay 5.62 per cent. Mining cost 9.45 cents per pound. Selling price 12.21 cents per pound.
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Boston
Mass
East Butte Copper Mining Company
Treasury
Philadelphia Phillies Defeat Chicago White Sox With Power Hitters
Philadelphia batted Chicago hard in a June game and secured a win. Most visitors’ hits went for extra bases as Mogridge Peters White Renz Sullivan Myers Mayer Plank and Egan contributed on offense and defense.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
N. H. B. Chicas Incecen
Cleveland Beats Boston In Rough Game With Ejections
Boston opened with three runs in the first and knocked out Blanding in the second, but Cleveland answered with steady hitting to score four. Umpire ejects Manager Stahl for disputing a call as Baskette and Easterly hold off Boston.
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Cleveland
Boston
Blanding
Baskette
Stahl
Criger Returns as Washington Beats St Louis, 13 17
St Louis fielded a patched lineup and lost to Washington. Lou Criger, the veteran catcher, made his first actual-service appearance in two years. Final score read Washington with a scoreline and batteries listed for Baumgartner Brown Walden Engel Hughes Williams.
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St. Louis
Washington
Lou Tt
Vet- Criger
Eran
R. H. E. St. Louis
Uet & Sesh
Baumgartner
Ge. Brown
Criger
Walden
Engel
Hughes
Williams
Detroit Shutout Bid Fades as War Hawks Lose A Game
June 3 Detroit game ends in a shutout loss after Dubuc mishandles a first inning play. Daniels hits a long fly for New York while Warhop, Dubuc, Stanage, and Sweeney contribute. Score references imply a 10 to 2 format.
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Dubuc
Jones
Detroit
Daniels
New York
Cceeeserees
Mighty Chief Clears Bases In National League Win
Marquard earned his eleventh straight victory of the season for New York as Meyers hit a grand slam with the bases loaded. St Louis trailed with Sa bat and Hartley handling pitching in a decisive early game.
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Meyers
Marquard
New York
St. Louis
Lee
Dahlen
Bresna- Meyers
Brooklyn Falls as Cincinnati Pulls Triple Play
Brooklyn starts strong but loses to Cincinnati as a bases loaded triple play in the eighth ends the rally. Bescher is forced at home while another runner is out at second on Hoblitzer’s quick throw. Miller records two put outs and two assists on the decisive play.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Bescher
Scond
Hoblitzer
Miller
Cincinnati Ares Avers Receertereres
Rooklyn
Philadelphia Rally Tops Pittsburg in Eight Inning Baseball
Philadelphia wins after a late eighth inning rally as errors hurt both teams. Magee makes a key catch robbing Brown of a homer, while Hendrix, Gibson, Alexander, and Doomn pitch for Philadelphia. June date noted.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Magee
Brown
R. H. EB
Pittesburg Occas Corres
Hendrix
Gibson
Alexander
Doomn
Chicago Triumphs Over Boston on Houser's Two-Run Homer
Chicago won from Boston as Houser belted a two on homer driving in the locals' runs. Sheekard started a double play for Boston in the sixth inning.
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Chicago
Boston
Houser
Sheekard
Protest by Sixth and Kline Leads to Umpire Ejection
The sixth inning protest by Kline triggered the umpire to remove him from the game. Scoring details mention R H and CHICAGO, with mentions of Batteries Brown Lavender Nord ham Hess Kling Raridan.
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Kline
R. H
Chicabo
Sesee
Eeuererres
Reston
Brown
Lavender
Nordham
Hess
Kling
Raridan
Portland Beats Vancouver In Tenth Inning Pitchers Duel
In Vancouver the Portland a two singles and a walk to back a tenth inning win over Vancouver by 3 to 2. Tonneson and Agnew pitched well with Agnew fanning 10 and permitting four hits. Portland scored in the tenth to clinch the victory as Agnew and Lewis, Tonneson, and Kartris starred in a low scoring Northwest League duel.
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Vancouver
Portland
Tonneson
Agnew
R. HE
Spokane Defeats Victoria on Fourth Infield Errors
Victoria fell behind as C June McCreery wildness and Meek threw poorly to third in the fourth inning. Spokane capitalized with a big inning to pull ahead, leaving Victoria unable to recover. Beere, Concannon, and Ostdick contributed for Spokane as McCreery and Meek struggled for Victoria.
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Victoria
BH. C
McCreery
Meek
Spokane
Beere
Esences
Suedence & BE
Concannon
Seattle rallies to defeat Tacoma 7 in six innings
Seattle overcame an early Tacoma lead, scoring seven runs in the last three innings to win 7 to 5. Schmutz pitched well until the sixth, with Schneider relieving Thompson after one runner scored. Batteries Thompson Schneider Whaling Schmutz Crittenden.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Schmutz
Schneider
Thompson
Bozeman Tennis Tourney Showcases Strong Local Talent
Bozeman Montana hosts a college campus tennis tournament directed by Athletic Director E A Dockstader. Finals set for tomorrow at 9 am with W T Haines facing Bryan Davis after a day of close matches and high quality play on college grounds.
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Bozeman
Montana Agricultural College
E. A. Dockstader
W. T. Haines
Bryan Davis
Davis
Haines
A. D. Brewer
J. B. Hodgkiss
C. G. Bennett
Ralph
Will Winter
M. H. Spaulding
Ralph Braprook
C. W. Cook
J. R. Parker
W. F. Brewer
Ralph Brabrook
McCarthy Nears Kaufman Bout in San Francisco
Springfield report says Luther McCarthy who beat Carl Morris in town is close to fighting Al Kaufman in San Francisco on June 26. McCarthy’s manager is demanding an extra five percent of receipts.
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Springfield
Luther McCarthy
Carl Morris
al Kaufman
San Francisco
McCarthy
Western League Scores From Wichita Lincoln Denver Topeka
In Wichita Sioux City defeated Wichita 14 to 1. Lincoln beat St Joseph 9 to 6 in nine innings. Denver topped Omaha 11 to 2. Topeka defeated Des Moines 4 to 0.
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Joseph Ceee
Omaha
Denver
Bs Sioux CO
Wichita
Lincoln
Topeka
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Des Moines
England Featherweight Champion Knocks Out French Rival
Jem Driscoll, the featherweight champion of England, defeated French champion Jean Poosy by knockout in a 12 round bout before the National Sporting Club in London on June 3.
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London
Jem Driscoll
England
Jean Poosy
National Sporting Club
Eastern Olympic tryouts at Harvard stadium Saturday
Boston June 3. To earn the right to help uphold U S athletic prestige at the Stockholm Olympics next month hundreds of East athletes will compete in tryouts at Harvard stadium Saturday. Leads in Evanston and Pacific coast events join the East in selecting the American team.
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Boston
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
Harvard
Evanston
John Paul Jones
Cornell
Jones
Mel Shepard
Abel R. Kiviat
New York
Finland
Double tragedy follows wife's suit for divorce
June 3. Frank Conradi, a Ballard mill worker, shot and killed his wife then killed himself after his wife filed for divorce alleging cruelty. The couple, middle aged with nine children, had been facing heavy drinking since the suit. Seattle.
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Frank Conradi
Ballard
Wash
Conradi
Conradis
Seattle
Handwriting Clue in Army Scandal Deepens Disappearance Case
In San Francisco on June 3 an unexpected complication emerged in the army scandal tied to the disappearance of Captain James E. The issue centers on handwriting that may be disguised to appear as someone else. The development adds a new twist to the ongoing investigation.
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San Francisco
Army
James E
Testimony on Forged Indorsement in Reams Case
Handwriting expert Theodore Kytka testified in a justice court that an indorsement on a note was genuine though questioned as a forgery by fellow officers. Debts of Reams were noted at five to six thousand dollars, and Capt. Ode C. Nichols denies paying a two hundred dollar note bearing his indorsement. The money lender P. Schainman filed suit as evidence suggested the signature was concealed to later disown it. Judge Flood has not ruled yet.
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Thirteenth Infantry
Theodore Kytka
Reams
Ode C. Nichols
Nichols
P. Schainman
Signa
Flood
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