Pittsburg Wins Hitting Contest in Ree-High Scoring Game
Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 10 to 6 in a hitting contest with multiple misplays. Mayer replaced an injured pitcher and a home run marked a first in two attempts. St Louis also won 4 to 2 over Boston, while Philadelphia fell 8 to 3 to Chicago in the opener of their series. Cincinnati beat Cincinnati 6 to 2 in the first game of their series as Fisher struggled.
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Women golfers in third tournament at Butte Country Club
In Butte today the third tournament in the women’s golf series will be held. The course is in good condition and players are expected to post solid scores. Last Wednesday Mrs. Theodore Simons won with a net 59, placing her among the series leaders.
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Referee Naming Talks Spark Boxing Series
The Board of Boxing Athletics discussed naming the first referee for a series between Willard and Dempsey. Reports say talks continued tonight with plans to confirm an official referee, while other boxing notes reference players like Davenport and Johnson in baseball and Thormahlen in another game.
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Willard and Dempsey Clash Hangs on Toledo Fight Plans
The article discusses Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey prospects with Willard’s left hand noted as key to his style. It states Toledo, Ohio as the July 4 site chosen by Tex Rickard with 200000 dollars in expenses and expected big gates. It also touches on baseball news including Davis at short and Babe Ruth’s batting, plus other early 20th century sports notes.
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Government Wheat Price Maintained Says Director
New York June 10 The government guaranteed price of 2.264 bushel for wheat is assured to farmers as essential for world needs, with plans to market large quantities by the government. The move aims to stabilize prices, prevent private profit from diverting food, and ease railroad and warehouse congestion during a three day Northwestern farmers conference.
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George B Crater Takes Over Missoula Palace Hotel
George B Crater, a Montana and Dakotas hotel man, has assumed management of the Palace hotel in Missoula, replacing J T Lacume after Charles Mullemer departed. Crater hails from Glenwood Ford, Hill county, and previously ran a hotel business there. The city sees a notable shift as Crater begins his tenure in Missoula.
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Local items and notes from a Montana paper
A mix of brief dispatches covers a range of topics. It mentions new members joining a drive honor to Brother engineers, a Sunday event with Odd Fellows, and W T Lockwood's sermon. Also reported is a police detainment over a narcotics charge and a stolen automobile later traced to Joseph Krohn who bought it for $490. Additional notes discuss alfalfa weevil concerns, road construction by Carlson Norman in Spokane, a $130,000 highway project, and the Swan Lake road nearing Kalispell completion.
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Revenue men end training at Montana district meeting
Field deputies of the revenue district covering Montana Utah and Idaho finished their conference with Collector W Whaley and returned home. The meeting featured annual deputy examinations and instructions for their duties. A Streed back formerly with the office of the state association of retail merchants in Helena has become the state traffic manager. Columbia University adds a new course on the remedial power of mus
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