Bowers Leads Clarks Past Power in Tight 4-3 Victory
Big Oscar Bowers každled a four inning win in a tight game at Clark Park. He allowed few hits while power hitters struggled as Clarks bolstered their first place position with a 4 to 3 win over Power. Rathjen and Keeley provided key early offense, and Jovick's hustle drove in the decisive run in the second.
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Notable Plays Highlight Narrow Victory in Tight Baseball Game
In a tense contest Bil Melvor pressed the defense while Keeley and Clark made key plays. Duffy nabbed baserunners, Perry and Bowers provided timely hits, and Colbert stole a base as Corbett and Keeley battled through multiple strikeouts and near misses.
Walter Jackson Wins Swim Championship at City Meet
Walter Jackson won the city championship title with 650 points at the YMCA pool in a tight three way battle. James Sullivan took second with 57 points while Milton Joslin earned third with 665 points as events spread across 40 yard dash backstroke plunge and diving. Harold Hoem led in fancy diving with Merl Sylvester second and Joslin third.
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Huotte Named Head of Butte Handball Club
Fred Huotte was elected president of the Butte Handball association at a Wednesday night meeting. Horace Erklie was chosen vice president, George S. Martin secretary-treasurer, and Harry Daniels assistant to the latter. Fred Emmett was selected to represent the association on the play grounds and recreational organization.
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Butte Handball Association
Horace Erklie
Eorge S. Martin
Harry Daniels
Fred Emmett
Unclear OCR Baseball Recap and Manager Amy's Arm Note
A fragmented game report notes near second place moves chasing Rathjen and My in the fifth. It mentions Cullen’s scratch hit and players Jovick Matthews Bowers and Duffy with MeIver’s double. Manager Amy’s pegging arm is cited affecting a substitution for a sixth inning adjustment.
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MeIver
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Jovick
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Ruth Hits 15th Home Run as Yankees Win 10 4
New York defeats Detroit 10 to 4 as Ruth belts his 15th homer and Meusel posts four hits in five at bats with two steals. The game features Pennock struggle for Detroit and a 13 to 3 for New York in hits.
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Thurston Wins Ninth Game Of Season Over Athletics
Thurston pitched a 5 to 3 victory as Chicago beat the Athletics. Burns issued walks and hits, while Miller homered for Philadelphia. Final: Philadelphia 3 9 1. Chicago 5 6 0. Batteries Burns Rommel Perkins Thurston Crouse.
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Chicago Advances in Standings With 9 to 5 Win Over Boston
Boston rain postponed the Washington St Louis game as Chicago moved within half a game of the league leader New York by defeating Boston 9 to 5. Adrich Keen Hart and Genewich Cooney McNamara Leeas O’Neill noted in the box score after an eight run ninth.
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Meaderville Faces Jay Bees In Key Saturday Clash
Meaderville and the Jay Bees prepare for their third meeting of the season in Anaconda on Saturday evening. The rivals have produced two ties and one Meaderville win this season in a sequence marked by sensational plays.
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Boise Polo Team Captures Northwest Championship
Boise polo team defeated Port D A Russell Wyoming 14 to 6 to clinch the Northwest championship. Boise finished the tournament with a perfect record as Work and the team benefited from fast open play and long drives in a hard fought final.
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Tornado and hail cause over 1 million in damages
Galeburg reports a tornado and hail storm that struck today causing estimated losses around 1,000,000. Reports indicate significant livestock casualties across the region.
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Echoes of Boxing and Golf in Brutal Sunlit Deserts
The column blends reflections on golf sand traps and boxing rivalries with anecdotes about Dempsey Carpentier and Gibbons. It contrasts bright landscapes with harsh fight imagery while debating infighting, European boxing styles, and Babe Ruth's aging streak.
Montana Tennis Meet in Butte August 19 22 1919
Alfred Karstad president of the Butte club and state tournament chairman announced the Montana tennis meet will be held in Butte from August 19 to 22. Players will compete for the state championships on city courts.
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State tennis meet entries promised from many Montana cities
At the Columbia Gardens four dirt courts will host players from Butte Billings Miles City Lewis Town Great Falls Bozeman Helena Anaconda and other cities. Three Butte players sit on the tournament committee planning state meeting activities beginning at once.
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ICAN paper arto in Indianapolis and nearby cities
Fragmentary OCR listing city names and numbers suggests a regional note. Identified places include Indianapolis and Minneapolis with accompanying figures, plus Toledo Milwaukee Columbus Louisville and others. The text lacks full context or action, but indicates a regional data snippet.
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World Delicacies Delighting Butte Markets
A. W. Lautman spoke at the Butte Exchange club about global food imports fueling the mining metropolis. He noted weekly shipments of ripe Mexican tomatoes and various fruits and cheeses arriving in refrigerated cars, with ice refreshed en route. Mat Essig presided as Joe Warne highlighted club work including Girl Scout picnics and Maccabees convention rides.
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Meaderville Wins From the Laundry in Tight Game
Meaderville defeated the Taylor Laundry 4 to 1 after six hits and one error to three. Meaderville schedules a series with the Jay Bees in Anaconda and returns to Butte. a June 22 game at Bozeman is noted with Glenn pitching. A July barnstorming tour of the state is planned amid rapid Tientsen growth.
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Mines Race Boost as A C M Adds Three New Players
Skipper Al Sundberg of the A C M club expands the roster as the Mines race begins its second month. Eddie Carlson joins to replace ill Rusty Matthews and bolster catching. New additions include Hamilton from Canada and Senefini from Alberta, with Setzer signed by the Black Pitts and Wrisk dropped from the roll.
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Bandits Roam Manchuria as Summer Operations Begin
Reports describe the Hunhutze bandits in Manchuria reemerging with warm weather along the 900 mile Chinese Eastern Railway. They terrorize railway towns, levy taxes on lumber concessions, fight troops, and loot ships, with public executions used as deterrence. Despite troops, rail guards, and cautions, authorities deem extermination unlikely while political conditions persist. Greece will have automatic telephones.
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