Butte and Great Falls Split Doubleheader In Park Debut
Butte rallied to win the opener 7 6 in nine innings, Great Falls countered 3 0 in the second. Hurley pitched strong for Butte and Meikle and Clark sparked Great Falls as both games featured late scoring and sharp fielding before a crowd of about 2,000 at the new park.
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Butte
Great Falls
Felding
Finlay
Tron Menna
Indians
Jimmy Clark
Willard Meikle
Hurley
Tralian
Haworth
Levin
Chick
Altman
Meikle
Johnson
Healey
Clark
Pappa
Kota
Fries
Stokke
Keystone
Electrics
Smith Trior
Mealey
Smith
Grover
Heales
Greatalle
Triple
Feld
Finley
McGinnity
White
Kippert
Bennett
W G Hurley
Ehlek
Neighbors
Bareen Altman
Heale Shawon
Hur
Ales
Ben
Mithy
Mekle
Keat Falls
Howell
Renn
Fins
Henarix
Seattle wins pitcher’s duel in twelfth on sacrifice
Spokane June 11 Seattle won a pitchers battle in the twelfth when a hit and two walks by Harstad, cadman’s sacrifice drive in the winning run. Harstad held the foe hitless from the fourth through the twelfth. Score SPAMTLE.
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Spokane
Seattle
Harstad
Cadman
Spamtle
KB. H. Po
Elarea
Cunningham
Sheehan
Morse
Ray
Cradman
Eastley
Mensor
Cottrin
Gison
Sheeley
Harper
Reuther
I O McGinnis
Murray
Coltrin
Caamas Morsman
Iddings
Giddings
Aorse
Bastley
Bantley
Pokan
Six High Riflemen Average Forty Six At Range
A Rocky Mountain Rifle club range drew a small crowd as older members missed lingeringly and several shooters faltered. Still three shooters posted high averages of 46 per man, with a team total near 900 possible points, reflecting strong individual scores despite the light turnout.
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Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Anaconda Rifle Club
Masten i
Grifting
A Crattenden
Fred
Coryell
Engbretsen
Davidson
Fisher A
Miner
Carlson
EY Alexander
A Cunningham Ah
Moe
Palmer
Sels Whitney Peek
Bankhead to Great Falls as sale reshapes team
Bankhead, the center fielder who accelerated in form, is released to Great Falls to satisfy the 14 player limit. Pitcher Leifer joins Spokane Colts after Finley’s league debut. McGinnity plans to develop the young talent as Eddie Rippert’s leadership remains a question. The Butte-Spokane-Great Falls deal includes half the sale proceeds to Butte and a pledge not to loan the recruit to a rival club.
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Toots
Bankhead
Felder
Eddie Rippert
Great Falls
McGinnity
Spokane
Leifer
Spokane Indians
Finley
Eddie
Ac Spokane
Ken Williams
Joe
Rippert
Heargie
Pappa
Butte
Hurley
Killilay
Cy Neighbors
Democrats 10 Turn Deliberations Stir Convention
A fragment describes Democratic party tensions at a St Louis convention with William J Bryan may deliver guidance by proxy. Carpenters transform hall while 1,082 delegates prepare and tickets sell out. Tamany Hall leaders and New York delegation arrive as Glynn is lined up for keynote and Sames to chair the session.
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Seeus Cn
Abaioves Constone
Bryan
Vieht
National Committee
St. Louis
Surphy Wi
Charles F. Murphy
Tamany Hall
New York
Tammany
Martin H. Glynn
Northwestern Leage
Spokane
Butte
Tacoma
Fatsim
Seattle
Pet
Eveland
Washington Bom
Detro
Chicago
St Tousa
Pittsburg
American Associatio
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Tumba
Toledo
Paul
Milwaukee
Coast Leage
Pet Verna
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Salt Lake
Oakland
Western Leagie
Omaha
Ai A
Linco
Dex Moines
Vienna
Sioux CH
Topeka
Denver
St. Joseph
Resta Wins Second Annual Derby on Speedway Track
Dario Resta won the second annual speedway automobile derby in Chicago on a 00 mile course in 3 hours 2 minutes 81 seconds at an average speed of 8.7 mph. De Palma narrowly trailed, with Christiaens third, Vail fourth, and O'Donnell fifth. The race drew about 100,000 spectators and featured many engine troubles causing multiple retirements.
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Chicago
Dario Resta
Ralph de Palma
Christiaens
Vail
O'Donnell
de Palma
Resta
Ralph Mulford
Rickenbacker
Barney ‘Oldfield
Tom Alley
Halbe
Rawlings
Galvin
d'Alene
Gabel
McCarthy
Lewis
Tacoma Wins One Awful and One Good Exhibition
Tacoma defeated Vancouver in two games, one a pitiable exhibition 21 to 4 and the second a close, interesting contest. The report notes Hamburg operates an experimental plant harvesting power from the ebb and flow of the North Sea.
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Tacoma
Vancouver
Hamburg
Atest Game
Vancou
Carmin
Thompson
Wwurni
Walter
Weis Roberts
Peterson
Wutal
Roberts
Ham- Brinker
Brown
Twoton
F Man
Robert Brown
Brinker
Murphy
Howe
Leard
Hoo Smmons
Horton
Watt
Wurhh
Peters
Thompso
Vancoouver
Russell
Hood i
Reg Brown
Balle
Hood
Roy Brown
Troy Brown
Carmar Roberts
Hors Ump
o—Finnerai
Ana'nive
L. PO. A
Bigbee
Hone
Carman
Wolter
A Leonard
Bohne
Barham
Leonard
Sun
Finneran
Train wreck near Saltillo injures soldiers and kills several
A military train carrying Gen Luis Gutierrez to Saltillo derailed on a curve near Saltillo last Thursday night. Seven Carranza soldiers and the line crew were killed while 17 soldiers were seriously injured, Gutierrez escaped with only slight bruises, and a detective rail fault was blamed for the accident.
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Saltillo
Carranza
Luis Gutierrez
Gutierrez
Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia 7 2 as Morton Sets Strikeout Record
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 7 to 2 in a game highlighted by Morton striking out 12, including four in the fifth inning, as Cleveland pulled away early. Meyer faced heavy trouble, and the Phillies could not mount a late rally.
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Meyer
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Morton
Tonin
Witt
Pick
Lajoie
Mel Innis
Philadelphi Hatteries
Morton and O' Nabors
Sheehan
Song of the Stalwart and the Fading Glories of Baseball
A collage of old verse and baseball notes surveys veteran players, control and speed claims, and the Moran Dillon affair. It lists players from the National and American Leagues with ten years in the majors, notes shifts in the big leagues, and reflects on pitchers with or without control and ambition. It closes with a brief on a young pitcher showing promise despite farm club play.
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F. H.T
AL Johnson
Alex
Burg Youngater
Mamnaux
Review of the Week in the Big Leagues
AP rounds up a week of weather disrupted games and tight standings in both leagues. The National League shows little shift with Chicago moving up to fifth after a road trip, while the Giants hit a Polo Grounds snag. In the American League Detroit and Chicago post multiple wins, the Browns push in close games, and the Senators slump persists with few changes to the table. Western clubs win more than the East, as schedules were marred by postponements.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Cubs
Glanta
Polo Grounds
C Einnatt
Pittsburg
le Louis
Boston
Browns
Yankees
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Cleveland
Indians
St. Louis
Westerl
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