Changes 10 Come In The Butte Lineup
Bogart will arrive tomorrow to take Carpenter's place and McGinnity has two major league releases to tone up the team. Joe McGinnity intends to fight toward the top as fans expect a club that can give them a run. Jimmy Curry arrives Friday to play shortstop, with Bogart taking the position in the interim. Carpenter was given a blue slip, while McGinnity seeks players from Brooklyn to strengthen the roster within salary limits. In a week the shakeup may affect four men as directors back a rising second-division club. Fitzsimmons will join the army, ending his baseball days. he is a dentist.
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Scouts 10 Take Charge of Columbia Gardens Event
A garbled report describes a 20 Scout unit and leaders planning activities at Columbia Gardens with free access for Scouts, a park program, and a ball game. Voters and rehearsed duties appear as part of a community scouting event with scheduled gatherings and transportation.
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German Socialist leaders arrive in Stockholm for conferences
German majority of Socialists led by Philip Scheidemann reached Stockholm to attend Socialist conferences. They were accompanied by M Stauning the Danish minister without portfolio.
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Vancouver Beavers Split Double Header With Butte Miners
Vancouver and Butte split a doubleheader yesterday afternoon. Vancouver won the first game 8 to 6 after trailing early, with Wallace Hood and pitcher Hydorn keying relief. In the second game Vancouver edged Butte 3 to 1 as Hydorn again held the Miners to one run. Highlights include Hillyard’s triple for Vancouver, McCarl and Hoffman contributing early runs, and Brown delivering late for Vancouver as Carpenter misplayed a grounder to seal the outcome.
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Electrics Sweep Tacoma In Doubleheader Triumphs
Great Falls climbed to 6 5 and 9 4 over Tacoma in a two game set. Pitcher Peterson struggled in the opener, with Gardner and Byler sealing a late win in 11 innings. In the nightcap Klein faltered in seventh as Great Falls surged to a 9 4 victory behind Clark and Byler.
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Spokane Dominates Seattle In A Doubleheader Victory
In two games Spokane swept Seattle. Schorr starred for Spokane in the opener while Webb surged late in the second, replaced by Bigbee. Seattle scored 9 runs in the first, Spokane 4, with Strand and Cunningham pitching. other details show Seattle 8 runs in the second game to Spokane 1.
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Batting rallies win game for the Tigers
Detroit bursts to a 4-4 win over New York in a postponed contest as two big rallies carry the Tigers. Boland pitched five innings, allowing all of New York runs, while Brussel Love and Witere held the Yankees. Schedule lists St Louis at Washington and other MLB matchups today.
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Lumber trade commissioners to visit Minneapolis
Four lumber trade commissioners appointed by the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce will interview Minneapolis lumbermen tomorrow about their planned European trip to study postwar markets. John R. Walker Nelson Brown Roger H. Simmons and A Oxholm lead the preliminary tour of lumber centers before two years of abroad work funded by lumbermen through the National Manufacturers association and the government.
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Glorious Fourth Bushel of Hits Sparks Chicago Win
Chicago bunched six hits to beat Brooklyn 3 to 2 before a large crowd. Cadore allowed six Chicago hits, including a fourth inning homer by Doyle, while Miller and Elliott secured the save. Other action includes Cincinnati's 5 3 win over Boston in ten innings, and New York's 17 to 3 victory. Wright, Burns, Wingo, and Kopf starred with key plays and four-hit performances.
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Noted aviator killed in action
London reports Capt. Albert Ball one of Great Britain's noted aviators was killed in action after being missing since May 7. Ball, aged 21, had a brilliant record with 29 enemy planes shot down by early this year.
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Elkus Arrives in Zurich From Turkey Ambassadorship
Abram J. Elkus former Ambassador to Turkey arrived in Zurich today via Paris, confirming his travel from Switzerland to Europe on June first in the reported time 045 p.m.
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Schupp's confidence fuels meteoric rise in baseball
Ferdinand Schupp, once a bench substitute, becomes a forceful regular pitcher with superb speed and a dazzling curve. His mental shift, from doubt to assurance, marks a dramatic turnaround praised as perhaps the fastest transformation in the game. The piece notes Schupp’s likely NL ascent this season and his potential to set notable pitching marks. It also compares left handed hitters and pitchers and touches on the broader baseball landscape.
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Barker and Noble win Butte links match 18 up
E J Barker the Butte champion and Frank Noble the Butte Country club pro defeated Hammond and Street in a 36 hole match at the Butte links. Barker shot 74 for low round and the pair lead 2nd 36 hole match set for Helena Sunday. Crowd size described as season’s largest with a sweepstakes planned next Sunday.
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Review of the Week in the Big Leagues
New York climbs to first in the National League while Boston leads the American League. Rain delays plague games as Chicago and the New York Americans fall back. McGraw’s Mets open a road trip with a win over St Louis. Chicago and Brooklyn endure rough weather. Indians, Pirates, and Phillies split key games as New York briefly drops to third before a doubleheader win. Walter Johnson endures two losses. late bloomers like Collins and others post notable batting days across both leagues.
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