Hydorn Delivers Fourth Straight Win for Butte Miners
Rex Hydorn pitched through tight moments to lead the Butte Miners to a 7 to 5 victory over Great Falls at home. Hydorn allowed a pair of runs in the eighth but recovered as Eddie Johnson drove in key runs and Hydorn’s defense held late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Hydorn
Great Falls
Henry Peterson
Tacoma
Electrics
Bob Hester
Hester
Kelils
Messenger
Hiester
Tovekel
Boeckel
Eyler
Hyder
Bogart
Johnson Sing Leifer
Hoffman Dros c
Kate
McCarl
Bokart
Johnson
Leifer
Hoffman
Astet Leifer
Hydorn
Eddie Johnson
Tienter
Sity
Kelly
Leitro Roeekel
Pea Ee Byler
Leiter
Grant
Peter
Mes- Kafora
Byler
Dorn
Peterson
Ry Hydorn
Butte
Finnerman
Chase
White Sox
Cleveland
Red Sox
Tigers
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Mackmen
Giants
Schupp
Matty
Darkness Breaks Exciting Contest In Dual Tilt
Washington and Cleveland battled 16 innings ending in a 2 to 2 tie when darkness halted play. Johnson saved the day for Cleveland as Shaw tired, Morton and Dumont left, and Bagby and Johnson starred on the mound through extra frames. Wild throws and late scoring drives highlighted the lengthy game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Morton
Dumont
Bagby
Shaw
Johnson
O'Neil
Billings
Ainsmith
Standing of the clubs decision for Dundee light weights bout
Johnny Dundee of New York was awarded the decision over Frankie Callahan of New York in a light weight all round boxing bout held in Boston. The match marked the latest decision in a series of club standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Boston
Johnny Dundee
New York
Frankie Callahan
Wild exhibition by Chicago sinks New York rally
Chicago suffers a chaotic game as New York wins in the sixth after a wild display by Chicago that saw five runs scored against them and led to the expulsion of Manager Mitchell and Captain Doyle for arguing with umpire Kiem. Daddy Driscoll replaced Doyle and his seventh inning double helped New York pull ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Witt
Hellman
Young
Detroit
Mitchell
Cobb
Beore
Ro H.ie
New York
Baker
Pipp
Yankees
Chicago
Peckinpaugh
Hendrix
Love
RH. E
Tatteries
Cicotte
Schalk
Mogridge
Russell
Nanamaker
Doyle
Kiem
Daddy Driscoll
Northwestern University
Schupp
Testemu Rariden
Heaton
Hendrix, Ruethe
Elliott
Ty Cobb
Fragmented 1917 sports column with boxing and baseball notes
A torn 1917 newspaper column blends boxing and baseball world talk. Mentions Ty Cobb, Frank Moran, Carl Morris, Willard, and Red Sox box office hopes, plus War era athletics and Wilson Baker statements.
Browne Enlists After National Swim Record Feats
Browne, holder of Amateur Athletics Union records in the 1600 and 1200 yard swims, enlisted today in Chicago. The move follows his recent record performances and marks a new chapter in his athletic career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vseuens Browne
National Amateur Athletics Union
Camp Kelly renamed for fallen aviator in San Antonio
Texas June 12 Brig Ker commander of the southern department renamed the aviation camp near South San Antonio Camp Kelly in honor of Lieut George E M Kelly the second U S aviator to die in service during mobilization maneuvers at Camp Wilson in 1911 in San Antonio General James P Herbolds note recalls the tragic incident while highlighting an unrelated mishap involving obstruction and an unnamed individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ker
Southern Department
San Antonio
Romanian oil output rises despite enemy destruction
The Wolff bureau reports from Bucharest that Romanian oil production is increasing weekly and meeting the army’s needs despite ruthless enemy destruction last fall, signaling steady supply to support military forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RMANS
Amsterdam
London
Wolff
Offician
Buch
Immediate action urged on all food bills by labor leaders
President Wilson and cabinet moved to hasten passage of food legislation. Labor leaders meeting with Herbert Hoover voiced support, aiming to mobilize unions to push congress to pass the measure by July 1. They demand government authority to protect producers and consumers and insist labor be represented on all agencies administering the law. Hoover expects the food administration to organize once a control bill clears Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinato Wilson
Congress
Agresamnen
Herbert
Hoover
Grant Hamilton
American Federation of Labor
Labor Generaly
Mr. Hamilton
Texas
Tabor
Captain Luke W. Bickel dies in Japan voyage work
Kobe Japan May 21 Captain Luke W Bickel famed missionary known as the Skipper of the Gospel ship the Fukui Maru has died He was 48 and had served in Japan since 1898 under the American Baptist foreign mission board He visited the Inland Sea islands weekly aboard the steamer Fukui Maru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobe
Japan
Luke W. Bickel
Bickel
American Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Famous Artist Dead Carreno Pianist Dies in New York
New York reports the death of Madame Teresa Carreno, renowned pianist, at her city home after a long illness. The famed musician, celebrated for world tours and concert prestige, passed away in the evening, leaving a vacancy in the international music world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madame Teresa Carreno
Waltz Fox Trot and One Step Remain Big Dances
New York reports the waltz fox trot and one step will continue as the big three dances. Instructors at a fourth annual conven tion emphasize these styles remain dominant in social dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International dancing masters convention opens sessions
About 200 members attend the convention as instructors demonstrate new steps during ongoing sessions. The event grows the association's profile as they review developments in dance教学.
YPALIANS TO GET SHIPS
Washington reports six more German ships will finish repairs this week and five will be leased to the Italian government to transport food and supplies to Italy. They will load and sail as quickly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypalians
Washington
Erman
Italy
Ambulance Drivers and Nurses Arrive in France
In Boulogne on June 12 at 2 00 a m a new American unit lands in France as 150 ambulance drivers and 75 nurses arrived. A British military band led the parade through city streets to their quarters amid enthusiastic cheers from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franc Boulogne
France
Cookery Training Drive By United States Hotels
Chicago June 12 Hotel men marshal a national group of cooks to teach cookery for the American forces in camps. Plans were approved to raise fifty thousand dollars for the project at the annual American Hotel association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
American Hotel Association
Lloyd George probes profit making to cut living costs
Premier Lloyd George told new labor unrest commissioners that the government has begun an investigation into profit taking. He hopes to soon propose measures aimed at reducing the costs of essential goods for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd George
Also Mentioned on This Page
Big Busher
Lutte Club
New Dash
Efrorless Batt
Williams
Spokane
Vancouver
Roheb
Chane
Rojas
Seattle
Joe Dailey
Itejas
Dailey
Cunningham
Pillett
Schroeder
Ste
Clevelan
Day
Senators
Hoston
Moston
Hikle
Tash” Meikle
Meikle
San Francisco
Pacific Coast League
W. H. Berry
Grimes - King
West Park St
A Os
St Louis
St ‘Louis
Cincinnati Ne
Brooklyn
Boston A
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Columbus A
St Paul
Louisville A
Toledo
Minneapolis A
Milwaukee
Pacific Coast
San ‘Ancisco A
Salt Lake
Oakland
Ok U
Los Angeles
Portland Vernon
Hans. Wagner
John Henry
Honus) Wagner
Pittsburg Nationals
Wagner
Jy Driscoll
Wee
Hitshel
St. Louis
Rixey
Smith
Byron
REDS
Cincinnati
THE
Marquard
Cadore
Meyers
Miller
Clari Wingo
Tetwete
Olky
Bney
Cotecmea
Jeffries
Willard
Clase Hi
Hector
Frank Moran
Carl Morris
White Hope
Sullivan
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Fred Mitchell
Tribune Association
New York Tribune
University of Wisconsin
Wilson
Woimer
Salt Lake-Vernon
Portland
AM AL Columbus
Ican Association
Migee
Mint
LABOR
Anheuser-Dusch
Kentucky Liquor Co
Anaconda
Browne & Flanagan Co
Butte, Mont
Atani
Dist
Georgia
Kanes
Maryland
Okets
T FE
M. Taylor
P. Re
Yyrat
Milwaukee & St
GAMER
West Park Street
Butte Grill East Broadway
Dave Gilmore
Finlen
ST. Pinsen
Purity Cafeteria
West Broadway
W. H. Davey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!