Mountmen win pair as series shifts to Great Falls
Alexander Remneas pitches effectively over 18 innings as the Mountmen sweep both ends of a Boise doubleheader. In the opener Dockstader and Fries drive early runs, and Remneas stalls the Irrigators after a shaky first, with Boise finally folded 3 to 1. In the nightcap the Mountmen rally for a 7 to 6 comeback win as Remneas again locks down late, securing Boise’s defeat and giving Butte a four game series edge. The team plans a Monday departure for Great Falls to face the Electrics before a Helena return and southern swing.
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Messrs
Cody and
McCloskey
The
Union Association
Boise Irrigators
Lutte Mountmen
T Butte
Alexander Remneas
Killaley
Boise
Maloney
Dockstader
Fries
Grounder
Flick
Flannigan
Mathes
Case
Stevens
Rutte
Elsey
Remneas
Deck
Deck Sstader
Butte
Mountmen
Great
Electrics
Helena
Helena And Missoula Split Doubleheader In Montana Series
Helena and Missoula split two games in a doubleheader, giving the Senators the series by one game. Missoula won game one as McCafferty outpitched Ames and support favored the visitors. In game two Helena staged a dramatic rally, scoring four in the eighth after Murray dropped a pivotal fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Missoula
Senators
McCafferty
Ames
Murray
Joyce
Notre Dame
Great Falls Rally Secures Win Over Salt Lake in opener
In a tenth inning rally with two down and two runs needed, Great Falls edged Salt Lake 3 2. Spencer opened with a homer for Salt Lake. Garber pitched well for Great Falls in game two as Pendleton and Huelsman spark big plays. Salt Lake outfielder Hoffman and Vance trail.
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Great Falls
Salt Lake
Hildebrand
Spencer
Garber
Missoula
Blankenship
Huelsman
Pendleton
Baseball Box Score Summary Missoula vs Helena
First base on errors Missoula one, Helena one. Left on bases Missoula four, Helena six. Two base hit Mlannery. Three base hit Thompson. Bases on balls Of Ames. Struck out RBy Ames three, by McCafferty. Wild pitch Ames. Passed Khrill Hanson. Time of game One hour and thirty minutes. Umpire Frary.
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Fries
Mathes
Perrine
Teeewe
Ai Bne
Coseee Tees SL
Exernedeeye
Remnesas
Dockstader
Stevens
Flick
Elsey
Case
Kellackey
Killilay
Remneas
Boise
Butte
Wright
Bauer
Flannigan
Mousckey
Waters, King
C . Henne
Maloney
Batte
Soseve
Rigrogel
Elsey Ib
Waters
Hannah
Remneas i
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A. E. Beuyooin
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Orce
Sesseciosean
Bat
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Seversiavelverss Bo
Hilde Hrans
Salt Lake
Great Falls
Spencer
Schimpff
Blankenship
Griffin
Hoffman
Vance
Cordiz
Foster
Pendleton
Huelsman
Toner
Shannon
Hildebrand
Morgan
Toman
Missoula
Helena
Mlannery
Thompson
Ames
Deakins
Murray
Ef Murphy
Baxter
Iy Mara
Sooveevess
Hanson
JaChs
Peiper Cummings
P Poco
Cummings
R. H. PO
Eve Eeuerevers
Kelly
Irby
Scheer
Csvssevdee
Kibblesb Baker
Poe
Ryan
Ieee
Petsae
Helena Vee
Zwicker
Mise
Oula
Helena Eo
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O'Mara
Welly
Dash O'Mara
Broys
Bryanly
Bryan
Frary
AB. Rh
Murphy
Eaiewn
A Hoffman
Clothier
Selreyouy Eine
Arden Hety
Sasckhrsuss
Perkins
Cordtz
Devereaux
Salt Lak
Bittrolff
Garber
College scores reported from city venues summary
In Kansas City Kansas City hosts a 5 2 setup with Louisville at 4 4. In Minneapolis Minnesota a 3 1 result places Toledo at 3 1. In Milwaukee a 7 6 game sees Columbus at 2 4. In St Paul Indiana battles a 5 3 result with Indianapolis at 3 3.
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Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Paris Grand Steeplechase winner Blagueur IL at Auteuil
The Grand Steeplechase de Paris at Auteuil today produced a brilliant run. The victory went to M. Picard's Blagueur IL who won at 3 to 1, with the stake totaling $27,600.
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Paris
Brooklyn Downs the Reds in First Inning Blow
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati by scoring in the first inning off Keefe and repeating the trick in the second. Esmond’s wild throw in the sixth added another run. Rucker struggled but tightened in later innings. Batteries Rucker and Bergen for Brooklyn Keefe McQuillen Suggs and Clark for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Keefe
Esmond
Rucker
R. H. EK
Bigorigt cc
Cdcscies
Bergen
McQuillen
Suggs
Clark
Chicago Defeats Philadelphia in Final Game of Series
Chicago wins the final game of the series on a eighth inning rally with two singles a double and a double steal Schulte scoring. pitching duo Cole Brown Archer Burns Mowre and Doolan noted. In St Louis New York ties series by winning final game aided by Mowery and Devlin with two doubles and a single in four at bats. Wiltse Myers Wilson Golden Sallee Bresnahan on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Schulte
Cole
Brown
Archer
Burns
St. Louis
New York
Mowery
Devlin
Pevees Vauveesesy
Upar Cloicksaseseeseas Desnee
Wiltse and Myers
Wilson
Golden
Cobb and Crawford Spark Detroit Rally to Beat Chicago
Detroit defeats Chicago 16 to 2 as Cobb and Crawford star in rallies in the fifth and ninth innings Cobb drives in three runs including a tie maker and Crawford ends the game with a homer. Cleveland tops St Louis 14 to 2 in a postponed game with erratic pitching as James and Land and Powell and Hamilton handle batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cobb
Crawford
Chicago
Jones
Bush
Bodie
E. Chichho
Olmstead, Walsh and Payne
Summers
Work
Covington, Mitchell and Casey
Cleveland
St. Louis
R. H. E. Ehgvgirime Cyvestaecs Eeeerence
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Avererech
James
Land
Powell
Hamilton
Clarke
Seattle June 18 Scene of Scattered Battery Notes
Fragmentary report from Seattle mentions batteries and tickets with names Gordon Burns Knight and Shea. Officials listed include R Hi and E PRGOM with a score and reference to a vessel. Approximate figures show 6550.00 in the context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
R. Hi
Portland Scores Doubleheader Notes and Lineups
June 18 report from Portland lists the morning game with Spokane scoring seven and Zw others with Eggert in strong form and battery highlights Strand Ostdiek Archer and Bradley. The afternoon game shows a 3 to 1 score with Paaren, Schwenk, Hasty and Bradley among key names. Vancouver Victoria did not play. A game today was scheduled as part of yesterday’s double header.
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Portland
SpOkane
Eggert
Bane
Strand
Ostdiek
Archer
Bradley
Boorgno
Paaren Exae
Schwenk
Hasty
Laieline
Moore
Vancouver
Victoria
San Francisco June 18 Railway Memo Brief
Fragmented OCR resists full clarity but mentions Batteries-Agnew Wheeler Grindle Ables Mitze and Batteries-Delhi Smith Miller Pearce. Included are date references around June 18 and a list of names suggesting a formal memo or notice related to battery designations or personnel. No clear event outcome or location beyond San Francisco.
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San Francisco
R. H. E. Lil Anecios Oc
Cses
Cevese
Nese Pim Om
CME Trag
Dhokse Nice
Ee Fahad Dred Ae
Agnew
Wheeler and Grindle
Ables
Mitze
Eide
Admoige Chi Cis Visevavere
Db Aber
Delhi
Smith
Miller
Pearce
Sacramento 4 San Francisco score report
Sacramento defeated San Francisco in a high scoring game with 204.6 to 14 visible in the box. Players Love Batteries Baum La Long Meikle Berry contributed to the scoring effort in a closely watched contest played in Sacramento on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Baum
la Long
Meikle
Berry
Anaconda Shut Out by Hill City Team
Centerville Young Men’s club pitcher John Sullivan dominated Anaconda Juniors at Columbia Gardens, delivering a nine inning shutout as Centerville won 2 to 0. Lynch pitched well for Anaconda, but Sullivan’s speed and fielding kept the visitors scoreless. Frank Leahey scored Centerville’s first run with a steal of third and infield grounder, while Sullivan added a sixth inning tally on a baserunning and hit sequence. Batteries Anaconda Lynch Hauser Centerville Sullivan Leahey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Lynch
Sullivan
Centerville
Frank Leahey
R. HH. E. A MA Anrae
Rents Shures
Lins
Anaconda, Lynch and Hauser
J. Sullivan
F. Leahey
Twin Bridges Defeats the Sheridan Team
Twin Bridges records a 10 to 6 victory over Sheridan, with Seyler pitching well for the locals and Owsley scoring on a key play. Sheridan commits costly errors, while Twin Bridges relies on timely hits and strong defense to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Strang Dislocates Shoulder in Motordrome Accident
Kenosha Wisconsin June 18 Louis Strang the automobile driver suffered a dislocated shoulder and ankle when a tire exploded during opening of a new motordrome his machine rammed a fence and he was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Kenosha
Wis
Louis Strang
Strang
Prospective Race Meet Sees Daily Horse Arrivals
A Washington promoter, A. Neil, delivered nine horses yesterday, including George Kis met, Purse Rose, Will Trube, Regina Tirii, Jockey Mounts, Tempo Dill, Ozone, Country Costa, and Napp. The horses will be trained locally and are not entered elsewhere, boosting meet prospects.
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Washington
A. Neil
George Kismet
Purse Rose
Will Trube
Regina Tirii
Jockey Mounts
Tempo Dill
Ozone
Country Costa
Napp
Keio University baseball team defeats Knights of Columbus and locals in Seattle
In Seattle on June 18 the Keio University baseball team from Japan won both games. They beat the Knights of Columbus 14 to 3% in the morning and defeated a selected local Japanese players team 5 to 0 in the afternoon.
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Seattle
Keio University
Japan
Knights of Columbus
Realty buyers and sellers attracted at slight cost
A brief note indicates that interested parties in real estate seek buyers and sellers with modest expenses. The statement suggests low financial barriers to participation, aiming to facilitate property transactions through affordable outreach.
Oklahoma churchmen discuss the prize fight debate
In Oklahoma City June 18 the veto of the Morrison fight set for Sapulpa on July 4 drew wide church discussion. At the First Presbyterian Church with 9,000 members the governor’s stand was endorsed by a rising vote. Bible classes and Men’s Brotherhood chapters pledged aid.
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Oklahoma City
Morrison
Sapulpa
Cruce
Sherif Berry
Creek County
First Presbyterian Church
Men's Brotherhood
Horse Entries for Monday at Salt Lake City Races
Entries listed for Monday racing in Salt Lake City include four furlongs for two year olds with horses Sleepland Suisentsere Horus Great Friar Zapotec Lawn Free Lanel Wild Bear Penang Golden Shower. a Futurity course for three year olds and up featuring Green-Isle Maxing Anna May Jeanette M Tommy McGee Seven Full Lena Lech Burning Bush Charles J Harvey Barnsdale Force. and a mile and an eighth race for eight-year-olds and up listing Court Lady Buna Lady McNally Zoroaster Kogo Molesey Kaiser.
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Salt Lake City
Sleepland
Suisentsere
Horus
Great Friar
Lawn
Free
Lanel
Wild Bear
Penang
Golden Shower
Green — Isle
Maxing
Anna May
Jeanette M
Tommy McGee
Lena Lech
Burning Bush
Charles J. Harvey
Barnsdale
Force
Buna
Lady McNally
Zoroaster
Kogo
Molesey
Kaiser
Round and Round racing card notes and entries
Apprentice allowance noted. Weather clear and track good. Five race card lists horses in each division with entries Coppertown Lomond Likely Dinedonne Enfield Spahn Marelmonet Madman in the fourth. Fifth features Lescar Gold finn Novgo rod Execute. Sixth uses Futurity course horses Angelix Captain Miller Red Klaw Sokol Lady Ox Acolin Electrician Frank G Hogan Lady Adelaide Hincko Hampass Greenbridge.
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Hoff
Whidden
Mulletta
Coppertown
Lomond
Likely Dinedonne
Enfield
Spahn
Marelmonet
Madman
Lescar
Goldfinn
Gilbert Rose
Adena
Novgorod
Execute
Angelix
Captain Miller
Red Klaw
Sokol
Lady Ox
Acolin
Electrician
Frank G. Hogan
Lady Adelaide
Hincko
Hampass
Greenbridge
Adams sets world mark for standing jumps at Celtic Park
New York on June 18 a new world record was set for nine standing jumps. Platt Adams of the New York Athletic Club cleared 193 feet 7 inches to surpass the 100 feet 4 inch mark set 26 years earlier by Malcolm Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Celtic Park
Platt Adams
New York Athletic Club
Malcolm Ford
Lewistown Defeats Moore In Season Opener
Lewistown won 2 to 0 at home over Moore in the season opener. It marked Lewistown’s first win of the year and Moore’s first loss of the campaign.
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Remnens
Duddy
Druhot
Mountme
Sing
Dashback
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I Murphy
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Helen
Wood
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Seeereeneees
Kibble
Baker
Flannery
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Sven
Orr
Van
Evsee & Perkins
Steeetereeneveese
Morgan, P
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Mont
Blanke Naan
Cerma
American Association
Western League
Des Moines
Denver
St. Joseph
Pueblo
Omaha
Lincoln
Sioux City
Topeka
REDS
CUBS
Phillies
Cobb and Crawford
Tacoma
LOS Angeles
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Vernon
R. Ho
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Hitt
Koestner
Pomncistig
Nate Oseaedonet
Vernon Peer Hee
Sea
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Brownton Henkel
Hill Cly
Ind
Bell
Butte Commercial Coo
West Park St
Milwaukee
Bove
Tive
Owsley
Cassel
J. Jones
F. Jones
Pritchett
Galusha
Maynard
High
Seyler
J. Stein
Lstowe
B. Stein
Noble
Speedy
Lueck
Snider
Darby
Alto
KEIO
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Oklahoma
Lewistown
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