Baseball Night Across The Leagues
National League matchups include Pittsburg at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Brooklyn. American League games feature Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at St Louis and Boston at Chicago.
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David M Gags Win Hat Frame At Park
House of David athletes from Butte visitors staged a 3 to 1 victory over a star lineup. The bearded Davids, led by Gilbert and Remneas, showcased pitching and fielding as Benton Harbor and local fans watched a barnstorming game marked by bold hairdos and playful antics.
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Jimmy
Boyer
On This Date: June 15 Sports Highlights
Mulford drove a car 30 16 minutes and 2035 seconds in a Sheepshead Bay event. Joe Bush was unconditioned by Pittsburg in 1927. Jay Milton drove a Duesenberg in a notable earlier display.
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Lazzeri's 3rd inning homer sparks late Yankee win
Tony Lazzeri blasted a third inning home run with Lou Gehrig and Bill Dickey aboard to power the New York Yankees to a 4 3 victory over the St Louis Browns in the series opener. Herb Pennock earned his 10th win as St Louis rallied in the eighth but fell short.
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Pirates
Adams
Paul Waner
Fred Fitzsimmons
Gianta
Pittaoure
Paul Warner
Fred Fussell
John Milius
GOAST LEAGUE RESULTS At Sacramento and San Francisco
Baseball scores from the GOAST League: Sacramento 7 innings noted. San Francisco match details include runs and outs. Los Angeles game shows 5 to 0 with listed batteries. Players Rhodes Fullerton Agnew Bassler Vinci Gould Koehler Tomilin Cole Ain Smith Ruether Sprinz Collard Borreani Schmidt Weathersby Sandberg.
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Indian Runners Start Up Coast in Annual Marathon
San Francisco reports 29 Indian runners began the 482 mile Redwood Highway Indian Marathon to Grants Pass Oregon at 10 20 am. They jogged Market Street past spectators while an oil company representative accompanied the group and was ineligible for prizes.
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Yesterday's National and American Association Scores Recap
Yesterday's National results saw Pittsburg 4 New York 3, Chicago 7 Brooklyn 3, St Louis 3 Boston 2, with Cincinnati and Philadelphia rain-postponed. American Association games included New York 4 St Louis 3 and Boston 4 Chicago 5, plus several close matchups across Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Detroit and more. Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 3 in Association play. St Paul 2 Toledo 3 Minneapolis 4 Columbus 6, Kansas City 7 Louisville 8.
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Boxers to Receive Medals at YMCA Dinner
Boxers from the recent state amateur tournament at the Buttery will be presented with medals at a 6:30 PM dinner at the YMCA. Chuck Staples, the matchmaker, will conduct the medal ceremony.
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Race prize in cash spurs regional competition
A $5,000 cash prize will go to the winner with an extra $5,000 to be divided among the next five finishers. The race must be completed in ten days or fewer. Meanwhile in Russia motor coaches replace horse drawn omnibuses in the Crimean and Caucasian mountains.
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Hopewell Tops Schooling Mark at Highland Kennel Track
Dick Hopewell won his second schooling race with a 1925 second time, the best mark to date in Buttedogs schooling events at Highland kennel track. Elm Orly and Caillou also posted wins, with scheduling noted for Sunday schooling at 1 PM and races starting at 2 PM. results include Lady April, Killown Lass, Miss Katcheam, and others across six heats.
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Ruth hits eighth homer as 1918 season rolls on
Babe Ruth powers his eighth homer of the 1918 season. Ada Algar sets a notable 100 yard time in Victoria in 1915 seconds for a record by a woman. Hilton Brandon of the Portsmouth State league hits two homers in one inning in 1926. Swiss lawmakers frown on installment buying under current laws.
Dillon Unveils Lewis and Clark Marker in Dillon
Hundreds gather on the Oregon Short Line depot lawn for the Lewis and Clark marker unveiling a joint gift from Anaconda Copper Mining Co and the Oregon Short Line railroad Beaverhead chapter D A R sponsors ceremony. The granite marker with a bronze tablet notes the expedition passage through Beaverhead valley presented to the city by Oregon Short Line and accepted for the city and schools.
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Helen Albright
Dorothy Irvine
Little Daughters of the American Revolution
Laura Tolman Scott
Armstead
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Montana
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Charles Henry
Depot Lawn
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Assembly
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Butte
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Two Days Left for County Filings in Dillon
Dillon June 14 Two days remain for county filings as only two county contests have emerged. Martin Jackson a stockman from Jackson filed as Republican for county commissioner along with W. Francis who had filed earlier. Clerk John S. Baker notes filings close at 5 PM Saturday.
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Dillon diary notes travelers and civic updates
A Dillon gathering plans a Yellowstone tour led by Roy Herndon and others. Town visitors include Glenn Decker’s party, A A Carnette, Parks Scott, Laura Tolman Scott, and Martin Jackson. Citizenship granted to Joseph B Severenski. Remains of Quong King shipped for interment. Frank Eliel attends state board meeting in Helena.
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Sheridan
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Blaine
Quong King
Henry Thompson
Butte
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Chicago
Frank Eliel
State Board of Education
Helena
Light conquers darkness and new fuels emerge
Across the ages humans struggled with night until oil and later electric light transformed life. The passage notes a shift from candles to oil lamps and predicts future substitutes, with science shaping daily living more in the past seventy years than in the previous thirty centuries.
Drawings Announced For Hall Golf Event
The Dr. W. Hall silver trophy 12 hole handicap event at Butte Country Club advances with yesterday’s draw following the qualifying round. Finals must be played by June 27 with first round pairings listing eight matchups including Dosenbach vs Gaines and Stadler vs Kilroy.
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Butte Country Club
Edna Dosenbach
R. F. Gaines
L. P. Stadler
R. R. Kilroy
Helen Sennett
T. J. B. Shanley
Margaret Barker
Miss Edith Lowery Seeks Democratic County Superintendent Nomination
Deer Lodge Montana June 14. Edith Lowery files for county superintendent of schools on the democratic ticket. Republican filings include George V. Davis Axel Strand and Arthur G Luedeman for precinct committeeman for precincts 1 7 and 5 respectively.
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Powell county fair session planned to boost agriculture
A joint committee from the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, chaired by President D. Speer, will study the feasibility of holding a Powell county fair this season with local farmers. Robert B. Tootell urged the effort, hoping a modest fair will benefit agriculture and livestock, with action expected soon.
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Commission fixes highway damages in Montana case
Judge Winston named a hearing commissioner to hear testimony and return a finding in the condemnation proceeding involving rights of way through lands owned by Frank Gough and Joseph Briggeman. Gough is awarded 7660 dollars and Briggeman 1129.50 dollars for the lands appropriated and damages to the remaining farm units. All other property owners had settled with the highway commission. Whether the findings will be accepted or the case sent to a jury has not been announced.
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Winston
Frank Gough
Joseph Briggeman
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Briggeman
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Olson divorce case heard by district court in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on June 14 the district court heard the divorce action of Hilda Olson against Harry Olson on cruelty grounds. Judge Winston refused to grant a decree after testimony. A separate case, Margaret Launderville versus Nellie Mero and others, seeking to declare a mortgage a deed, was taken under advisement.
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Steger to wed Mary Meadum in Boston June 16
Announcement from Deer Lodge notes F. A. Steger former Powell county high school principal will marry Miss Mary Meadum of Boston on June 16. Steger served as principal here for several years and left for the East about four years ago.
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Kiwanis Delegates Head to Seattle for International Convention
Deer Lodge notes report Daniel B. Hertz Jr and Pat Keeley preparing to attend Kiwanis International’s annual convention in Seattle as delegates from the local club. Visitors arrive from Cleveland and San Diego while residents host guests from Lander and Missoula attend to local matters.
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Cleveland
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Butte
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Lander
Wyo
Edward Scharnikow
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Newell
Tacoma
John Fitzpatrick
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Cal
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H. R. Reynolds
Missoula
Swiss Government Motion Aims at Watch Industry Control
Efforts seek government regulation of Switzerland's watch sector to halt wholesale part exports used in cheap cases, aiming to protect the overall watch market from depreciation.
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Switzerland
Higher voltage hype surrounds Tunney Heeney title bout
Associated Press reports intensified promotion for the Tunney Heeney heavyweight championship. Tex Rickard projects about 2 million in potential gate from a 97 000 capacity Yankee Stadium, with tickets from 5 to 40 dollars. Fight organizers emphasize publicity to boost fandom and profits, likening it to past big showdowns.
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Working Teachers Face Harsh Realities of Retirement
New York state data show 77 percent of teachers who retired for ill health did so before 55 in six years. Most retirements fell between 45 and 50, with 14 percent leaving 40 to 45. The piece underscores the demanding, nerve wracking nature of teaching and calls for strong parental support and encouragement.
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