Vancouver Beavers Dominate Hendrix A 8 to 1 Victory
Senor Joe Acosta pitched airtight ball while Vancouver hitters struck Hendrix for eight runs. McGinnity's Silver Tips fell 8 to 1 as Murphy drove in a run with a double, Altman and Grover contributed, and Calvo celebrated his twenty third birthday aboard the Beavers. A public holiday follows with two games at 10:30 AM and 4:30 PM, Melite and All for Butte vs Hood and Clark for Vancouver.
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Empire-Funera
Engle Knocked From Slab In Second Inning
Spokane game notes Engle left the mound in the second inning as Great Falls took a lead. The locals tallied five runs by the end of the frame while Engle was out of the game. Hoods added later three walks and an error to extend the scoring in the fifth.
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Spokane game recap with reaches and errors
The report notes sacrifice hits by Noble and Col tin, a double play by Reuther, a sacrifice fly by Col tin, and stolen bases by Mensor Ginta fon and Williams. Engle and Rock each struck out, with Engle allowing two hits and Rock one. Five runs were produced in a 6 1 inning, lasting one hour and 38 minutes, with Umpire Hower.
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Umbire
New Tigers Pitcher Beaten by Seattle in Close 3 2 Loss
Moninat started strong but Seattle struck late as Kore relieved Metvor after two walks and Rood pitched. The Tigers fell 3 to 2 in a tight game with well-played defense and timely hits.
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Gemmell Crowned Turf King amid Mexican racing turmoil
William Gemmell, famed as Ma Juana’s top trainer, dominates headlines after three purse wins at Tijuana. San Diego Tribune notes his ponies Swarts Hill Low Hill and Decency delivering record results for Butte Montanans, with figures like Herman Phillips and AY Green entangled in a betting intrigue and plans to donate a horse to bullfights.
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Davey Leaves For Directors Meeting In Seattle
Davey departed for Seattle with affidavits tucked in his pockets. Signatures by respected Butte residents concern the June 4 dispute between Medianity and Umpire Bush. Davey aims to present the affidavits and state the league directors’ stance at tomorrow’s meeting while seeking the proxy vote for Fails club president Johnson’s attendance.
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Butte Y M C A Plans Boxing Show
The Butte Y M C A will host an amateur boxing and wrestling tournament from June 30 to July 3 under its auspices. Entry must be bona fide amateur status and registered with the Inter Mountain association of the A A U. Entries close by June 6 with Lindquist or Sutarove at 607 Phoenix block.
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Ail
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Leslie B. Sutarove
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Trund
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Sixteen Inning Draw On A Drained Field
Boston June 1 After a suction pump aided in draining the diamond following a heavy rain Cincinnati and Boston played 16 innings with no score. Darkness ended the game. Toney and Schneider limited the Braves to three hits while Cincinnati outhit but failed to convert. Key plays included Clarke driving a liner mishandled by Rudolph and Fitzpatrick making a play at the plate. Batteries Toney Schneider Wingo Rudolph Hughes Traversa Gowdy.
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Wolgast Wins After Fourth Round Knockdown Controversy
In a 133 pound bout at the stadium, Ad Wolgast was knocked down in the fourth by Russell. The referee counted Russell out, but Wolgast’s blow was ruled a foul, giving the decision to Russell after the count of nine. The crowd watched intently as the former champion claimed a low blow. The verdict stands despite the disputed hit.
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June Soll
New Orleans
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Russell
Walsh Fails In Effort As Senators Beat White Sox In Chicago
Baseball recap from a chaotic game where Washington starter Walsh faltered in the third inning, allowing runs that helped the Senators top the White Sox. Key plays included Ness throwing wild, Russell driving in a run, and Harp’s third-inning rally before Walsh exited. Several line items mention other scores and matchups across the day’s baseball slate.
Spectator Letters and Baseball Debate Echo Late 19th Century
A fragmentary page combines reader letters and baseball talk about players like Bennie Kauf and John McGraw. It references fan response, the value of hitting, and the commercial side of the sport, noting public sentiment and the allure of big salaries. The piece also touches on political parallels and the era's press tone, with stray notes on teams and schedules.
Fishermen's Routine Via Ross Rod To Pumping Station
A brief note describes fishermen leaving from Matas Street every Wednesday and Sunday morning to the Big Warty Round river, via Ae Son, for pumping station work, with a return to Colt Top at a total of $2.00.
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Ae Son
Big Warty Round River
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