Electrics Rout Miners Behind Clark’s Nine-Strikeout Show
Jimmy Clark improved to 9-3 with a complete game victory over the Butte Miners, 48 to 2. Shinn and Boeckel starred for Great Falls as Hydorn struggled on the mound. Clark allowed 13 hits while fanning six and preserving a late safety margin.
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Jimmy Clark
Butte
Shinn
Boeckel
Herb
Rex Hydorn
Great Falls
Upith Sutherland and
Pillett
Miners
Clark
Glark
Hester
Boeckle
Kelly
Byler
McArdle
Bogart
Coltrin
Grant
Hoffman
Messenger
Boecker
Hillyard
Garrity
Kafora
Tebe
Cae
A. E. Bogart
Johnson, Rf
Raltene
Hoffman, Ib
Mugs
Ee Garrity, Ab
Antites
Hydora
Batte
Hydorn
Frutte
Finneran
Bunching Hits Push Reds Past Phillies in Ninth
In Cincinnati on June 15 Philadelphia led 8 2 until Lavender held the Reds to six runs in the ninth. Whitted and Groh each plated four hits as Cincinnati surged to an 8 12 victory. Lavender and Killifer worked for Philadelphia while Cadore Meyers Meadows and Livingston Snyder toiled for Brooklyn and St Louis. Rain postponed New York Pittsburgh game.
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Whitted
Grob
Reds
Lavender
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cincnati
Cincinnat
Groh
Scor R. EE
Killifer
St. Louis
Gonzales
Baird
Brooklyn
RH. B
Loulx
Cadore and Meyers
Milter
Meadows
Ames
Livingston
Snyder
Yankees
New York
Pipp
Thekees
Hamilton
Severeid
Shawkey
Walters
Siebold
Cleveland
R. E. Cleveland
Coveleskie
O'Neill Billings
Seibold
Schang
Npoxane
Vancouver
Spokane
R. H.E. Vancouver
Acosta
Cadman
Helfrich
Marshall
Three-T league owners vote to proceed with season
Chicago June 15 club owners of the Three-T league met in special session and voted to go through the season. The plan to end play after the Fourth of July was dropped for now. A suspension of all minor leagues below Class A after July Fourth drew mixed views amid war and weather concerns.
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Chicago
Butte
Spokane
Vancouver
Beavers
Milwaukee beats Minneapolis as Coast League games noted
In the Coast League report Milwaukee defeats Minneapolis 11 to 4 while Kansas City tops St Paul 10 to 1 and Vernon-Salt Lake and San Francisco-Oshlana games show lopsided scores. A Toledo Indianapolis Columbus Louisville game is postponed due to cold. A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs Warrington Richards, a son born June 3.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIA _ Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Mrs
Warrington Richards
National League
New York
Philadelphia
Eee
Chicago
St. Louis Ae
Cincinnati
Boston
Snes
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
American Association
Pot
Indianapolis i
Columbus
St .Paul
Louisville Poe
Kansas City S
Milwaukee
Wild Day for Walter Johnson Sparks Detroit Win
Detroit bursts ahead with Johnson's eight walks and two hit batters leading to a 5 to 4 victory over Washington in the first game of the series. Johnson also issued a wild pitch as Hatterjee James Boland and Stan age behind him.
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Smoke King of
Yore
Tigers
Washingtn
Washington
Detroit
Walter Johnson
Veach
Hatterjee
James
Boland
Stanage
Johnson
Ainsmith
Wack
Ren’ Merkie
Fred Maer
Butte Golfers to Play Portland Pacific Northwest Championship
The Pacific Northwest Golf Association championship moves to Portland's Waverly course June 25 to July 1 with teams from Seattle Portland Tacoma Spokane Vancouver and Butte invited. Qualifying begins June 6 for men 36 holes and June 7 for women 18 holes. A final for the C H Davis Jr trophy is July 27 after the 18 holes decisive match. Mixed foursomes are set for June 28 and a championship putting contest concludes June 29.
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Butte Country Club
Waverly
Portland
Butte
Seattle
Port
Tacoma
Spokane
Vancouver
Baltimore Club Drops Anti-Trust Action Against Baseball
The Baltimore club of the defunct Federal League withdrew its anti-trust damage suit against organized baseball. Counsel said no conspiracy to destroy the Baltimore club existed and no settlement was reached out of court. The action was the second such suit in two years and preceded no decision.
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Anmeu
Hydorn
Fig
Electrics
Hester
Bogart
Kafora
Jimmy Clark
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Federal League
United States
Chicago
Baltimore Club
Horse race to decide dinners bet at half-mile track
A racing card at the half-mile track south of Butte Sunday features Adie and an entry of B. & B. stables with Meada from Speedway stables in half-mile heats best two of three to decide who pays for 50 dinners for the Nine Mile house with each party inviting 26 guests. Also Negra versus Cantaleta in a mile exhibition and a match race between Golden Fitzsimmons and Headlight.
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Adie
Meada
Peter Grogan
Speedway Stables
Butte
Negra
Cantaleta
Golden Fitzsimmons
Headlight
Fitzsimmons Signs Up For Spokane Indians
Tommy Fitzsimmons, last season's Butte shortstop, heads from Marysville California to Spokane to join the Indians after two months of bargaining. He hopes Jules Pappa, an outfielder, will also join the club, and the tail-end squad may add Yardiey, an outfielder from the Western league last year.
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Fitzsimmons
Tommy Fitzsimmons
Butte
Spokane
Marysville
Cal
Indians
Dickering
Jules Pappa
Yardiey
British war gains surpass hundred thousand prisoners
London reports over 100,000 prisoners taken by British forces in the war. Parliamentary secretary James Tan MacPherson told the House of Commons that by end May 76,067 were captured on the western front, with at least 8,000 more in June. Mesopotamia yields 10,900 since July 1916 and Egypt about 8,739. Western front guns total 434 since July 1, 1916. Mesopotamia 132. Egypt 18. Territory regained on the western front since July 1, 1916 reaches 600 square miles.
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London
James Tan MacPherson
War Office
House of Commons
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Kut-el-Amara
Nest shared by guinea and partridge on farms near Boonsboro
In Boonsboro Maryland a guinea fowl and a partridge share a nest on Charles Morgan’s farm. Each day both birds lay an egg in the same nest, illustrating an unusual cooperative nesting behavior.
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Charles Morgan
Boonsboro
Portraits of Courage and Sports Stars in War Effort
A mixed-era synthesis notes Hughey Jennings and Walter Pipp, praising Pipp as a premier first baseman and hitter while highlighting other stars like Kilbane and Cicotte. It reflects wartime sentiment, with billiards enlistments and athletes serving, and argues sport as a vital ally to national effort. The piece blends athletic valor with broader quotes on sports figures and training camps.
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Hughey Jennings
Walter Pipp
Yankees
Eric Hughey
Bob Veach
Pipp
Ohe
Tate
Meinnis
Hal Chase
Nathan Hall
Brooklyn Billard
Garrett
Missouri National Guard
Kansas City
Detroit
Bertha Kintiara
Cross
Sharpest Advance in Retail Prices in U S Foods
Washington reports that retail food prices rose an average 9 percent from March 18 to April 16, the sharpest monthly gain since the war began. Flour led jumps at 18 percent, with bacon 16 percent and potatoes 14 percent. Eggs, butter, sugar, onions, and other staples also advanced, while the year ending April 16 shows a 32 percent rise overall.
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Washington
United States
Department of Labor
Shortage of National Guard property sparked inquiry
St. Paul June 15. Gov Burnquist released findings showing government military property valued between 40000 and 50000 unaccounted for in 1916 records in the Adjutant General’s Office. A military secretary directed probe may lead to full inventory. Shortages involve items receipted to the government and then funneled to the adjutant general. Negligence is cited as a likely cause and commanders may hold assets.
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St. Paul
Minnesota ,National Guard
Adjt
Fred B. Wood
J. A. A. Burnquist
W. F. Rhinow
National Guard
Adjutant General's Office
Burnquist
How Long Must I Suffer From the Pangs of Rheumatism
An ad article claims rheumatism stems from a germ in the blood and promotes 8. 8. 8 as a long used remedy. It urges readers to write Swift Specific Co to seek medical advice in Atlanta Georgia.
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Lai
Swift Specific Co
NIA
Attanta, Ga—Adve
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