Butte Team Wins In Fourteen Innings In Tightly Contested Tilt
McCreery and Salt Lake battled 14 innings with Butte winning the opener and McCreery guiding a late rally. Salt Lake answered in a separate 14-inning second game, edging Butte 6 to 4 after a five inning limit was agreed. The doubleheader stretched nearly five hours as Both sides produced scoring bursts and frequent putouts.
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Federal League Scores and Matchups Across Cities
In June 7 to 8, Lear Kansas City beat Kana on a batting spree, 15 to 6, with Randall Harris and Ensenoth contributing for Indianapolis. Chicago slipped in the sixth. errors favored the visitors as St. Louis, Baltimore, Minneapolis, Brooklyn, Buffalo and Kansas City shared billed matchups across the circuit.
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Holmes and Hester suspended for week
President Murphy of the Union association watched a rowdy game yesterday and saw Holmes and Hester abusing umpires. They were suspended for one week. The bench was filled with players who welcomed cleaner baseball as the league sought to end rowdy behavior.
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Tigers prevail again as Bush hammered in Detroit win
Detroit fans saw a 4 to 2 victory over Philadelphia as Bush and Pednock were driven hard by Detroit’s batters. Schang sprained a hand from Moriarity’s steal. Lapp came in. St Louis beat Washington 2 to 1 after a late run, while Boston edged Cleveland 2 to 1 on a double steal. Chicago toppled New York 4 to 9 with Faber pitching well for the Cubs.
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Pacific Coast League doubleheader reports and standings
The San Francisco and Oakland doubleheader split with morning and afternoon games. Portland beat Sacramento 12 innings 4 to 7 as Bancroft and Loder had key singles. Claude Williams debuted for Sacramento with 12 strikeouts, 4 hits, before rain washed out parts of the schedule. Venice beat San Francisco 2 to 1 to close the series. both teams won three games apiece as pennant race tightens.
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Brennan's Team Victor Out With A Challenge
The Brennan clothiers purport a hard fought win over Black Rocks by 7 to 6 in a game featuring strong work from Brennan's battery, T In catcher and R Wilcox pitcher. Losing side featured Lars La Duke and E Switzer with La Duke catching. Brennan plans a challenge to any independent club for a single game or series while seeking city championship with the Montana baseball club. Lineup includes T Weir, O'Conor, Russ Wilcox, Fred Verheyn, Dave Evans pitchers. Danehey, Barty, Knight, Tucker, Dockstader, Westgate, Taylor. On reservoir grounds north of Bigbutte, Excelsiors beat Sunnybrook 3 to 2. Ganner and Walsh for Excelsiors, Rogers and O'Connell for Sunnybrooks. Ganner fanned 12. Excelsiors seek city games, preferably Montanes, Brennans or Electrics. Centerville Juniors defeated Walkerville Pets 18 to 19. Clarke fanned 10 with three steals, Kehoe walked six with six strikeouts. Centervilles batter Clarke homered with two on bases. batteries: Centervilles Clarke and Shea. Walkervilles Kehoe, Entizer, Fogarty.
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Fred Verheyn
Dave Evans
Mike Danehey
Malu Barty
Joe Knight
Earl Tucker
Charle Dockstader
Jack Westgate
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Spokane doubles up Tacoma in Northwestern League games
Spokane routed Tacoma 10 to 0 in the first game and won 5 to 0 in the second, with McGinnity wild but strong defense from Dit and outstanding fielding by the Spokane infield. Batteries and line scores are listed for both games, followed by other regional results and note of rain postponements.
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Dillon and Moha to Work Out at Broadway
Jack Unson and Bob Moha will hold their first public workout this afternoon at the Broadway theater. Dillon starts at 2 o clock with Moha going on directly after him. Workouts continue until Friday before Saturday night’s Holland arena event. Dillon seeks a 12 round trial against Al Norton after their tough prior fight. Norton will weigh 178 pounds three hours before the mill or 172 pounds at six o’clock.
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CHEAPE HURT IN BRITISH POLO PRACTICE
Rempstead New York report on a British polo practice shows Captain Cheap George Cheape sustaining facial injuries and possibly withdrawing from a match. Captain Wimbowrine and Captain Lockett are noted teammates with Sialor warrete among those injured. A surgeon said Cheape might be fit for Tuesday’s game.
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Railbirds Get Chance to See Bobtails Run
A late Westbound group of runners arrived in Butte under trainer Frank Machon with horses Mercurium Agurea Rosoris Safranor Phosphoratum Percy Henderson Tallowdip and two others. Track workouts featured Criterion Motto's Pride Lyte Knight and Zoot L with several others breezing and handily in various furlongs. H. J. Wilson president of the Butte Fair and Racing association plans to return from an eastern trip to oversee preparations for the upcoming opening in a few weeks.
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Unclear fragmentary soccer note from unknown sources
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Honest Base Ball Pep Talk From Old Jakie Wienerkraut
A rough spoken reminiscence on baseball ethics and a famed foul bunt. The speaker praises square dealing and fair play while recounting a pivotal ninth inning moment where Billy the Punt bungled a bunt and was struck in the hat with nitro glycerin. The tale, attributed to Appiegarth of the Pittsburg Gazette Tim, carries a rustic newspaper voice.
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Jakie Wienerkraut
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Pittsburg Gazette
Bridge Plan Near New Orleans Revisions Proposed
A historic bridge project on the Mississippi near New Orleans, first proposed in 1888, faces implementation. The original plan targeted a crossing four to five miles upstream, with no recorded bed or bank changes in the river’s history. The cantilever span was intended to cross the river at that site.
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Scientific American
College and University Attendance Rise in United States
Figures from the U S Bureau of Education show 4.2 million men aged 4.2 attended colleges and universities nationwide in 913 an increase of five percent over two years.
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United States Bureau Education
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