Mountmen and Electrics Ready for Great Falls Series
Mountmen head to Great Falls for a week long series with George Reed's Electrics starting Tuesday. The schedule promises action for Northern Montana fans as the team, mostly young players, aims to boost attendance and McCloskey day fundraising efforts with support from Helena and out of town backers.
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Butte
Maurice Weiss
Weiss
Dick Cooley
Races at Hamilton Ontario June 19 results
Today's program lists six furlong win for Campeon at 5 to 2 with Eagle Bird second and Martin Doyle third. Dr Watson takes five furlongs at 7 to 1, Pardner 4 to 1 second. Hampton Court wins the Royal Hotel handicap over a mile and an eighth. Waterway wins the Dundas steeplechase about two miles. Priscilian wins Wentworth purse at six furlongs. Rose Lawrance wins five furlongs with Senex second. Jawbone wins five furlongs with Annagh second. Blackford wins the mile and a sixteenth over grass with Merman second.
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Ontario
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Pardner
Hampton Court
Aylmer
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Stalker
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Priscilian
Watervale
Semprosius
Rose Lawrence
Senex
Rod and Gun
Latonia Feature Race Won In Close Finish By Glass
Latonia at Latonia Racecourse featured a tight finish as Round the World ridden by Glass held on to win the fourth race from Housemaid. King Olympian finished two to three lengths back in second with Stinger far behind. The fifth race was declared off due to numerous scratches and replaced by a substitute event. Old Chum was mentioned among the runners.
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Housemaid
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Stinger
Butte Driving Club Card Reduced By Weather And Crowd
A small crowd and foul weather trimmed the program to one race and two exhibitions at the Butte driving club yesterday. Deponent edged Finch in a near finish, winning the exhibition, while Montana Chieftain won the other event with Bob finishing second. betting details show half mile races and multiple heats with limited wagering.
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Butte Driving Club
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Finch
Montana Chieftain
Bob
Montana ChriiCiann
Flying Cloud
Pittsburg Protest Over Game Decision and Lineup Changes
Pittsburg officials protested a recent game involving Boston claiming the decision should have been made by the umpire-in-chief behind the bat. Waivers are to be sought on first baseman Hunter, with Wagner likely to be placed at first base.
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Waivers
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Detroit Signs Four More College Men for Base Ball Club
Detroit reports four additional college players signed by the baseball club. Catcher George F. Wilson of Bowdoin, pitcher H. J Wood an eastern collegian, third baseman Lundstrom from the University of Idaho, and outfielder J. F. McDonald from Vermont university. Harold Kling, brother of catcher John Kling, also signed and will be turned over to Buffalo.
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Detroit Baseball Club
George F. Wilson
Bowdoin
H. J Wood
Lundstrom
University of Idaho
J. F. McDonald
Vermont University
Harold Kling
John Kling
Boston Nationals
Buffalo
Ty Cobb’s Record Beats All Of Them In Detroit
Tyrue Cobb of the Detroit American league club becomes the first major league player with 10 hits in 1911. His century hit came in the eighth inning against Chicago in Detroit and he added another in the ninth. He leads in doubles, triples, and steals with 37, 20, and 39 respectively, while his .445 average tops his peers.
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Tyrue Cobb
Detroit
Cobb
Sassen
Pirates Beat Brooklyn at Fortes Field in Fast Game
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 in a quick contest at Fortes Field. Both pitchers were strong until the seventh when Pittsburg exploited hits and scored the decisive runs. Batteries Leifield and Gibson for Pittsburg. Scharat and Bergen for Brooklyn.
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Weer
Famieisse
Leifield
Gibson
Scharat
Bergen
Melvins Top Oak Harbor 2 1 In Toehold Contest
In a recent game at Oak Harbor the Melvins of Toledo defeated Oak Harbor 2 to 1. Luebke and Kolath of the Melvins each struck out 271 batters in the contest.
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Oak Harbor
Luebke
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Detroit Driving Club announces twenty seventh annual meeting
The Detroit Driving Club released the programme for its twenty seventh annual blue ribbon meeting to be held July 31 to August 4. Grand and Great Western circuit horses will compete. The Chamber of Commerce pacing stake opens on day one to feature the Horseman Futurity on day two. Entries close July 1. The M and M leads trotting classics and will race on Wednesday. The schedule lists significant races across three days with substantial purses and several closed events.
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Detroit Driving Club
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson and OBrien to Fight in Butte Match
Prof Jerry McCarthy of the Olympic Athletic club announced he matched Maurice Thompson, Butte light weight, with Mickey OBrien of Sacramento, to box Wednesday evening in the McCarthy gymnasium. Two good preliminaries are planned.
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Butte
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Washington Loses to Philadelphia on Errors and Poor Support
Washington fell 6 to 2 in Philadelphia as four errors in the third inning paved the way. Johnson and Street powered the home team with key plays while Bender was benched in the ninth for disputing a decision. Batteries listed as Johnson, Street, Bender, Kraus, and Thomas.
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Mandot Beats Coster in Eight-Round Fight
Memphis on June 19 reports Joe Mandot of New Orleans won the decision over Joe Coster of Brooklyn at the end of the eighth round in a bout before the Southern Athletic Club tonight.
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Joe Mandot
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Joe Coster
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Southern Athletic Club Tonight
Detroit Beats Chicago Behind Bush Fielding and Block Hit
Detroit took the lead in the second inning and held on to win. Bush starred in the field and Block hit a home run, powering the victory. Batteries were Young Lange Baker and Block with Willett and Stanage.
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Boston Defeats New York 6 to 2 in Heavy Hitters Match
Heavy hitting by Boston combined with a key error and a squeeze play, while New York failed to hit with runners on, sealed a 6 to 2 defeat. Boston players Kevseeses and Bisese contributed, as New York’s Wood and Nanamaker faced Cald well Quinn and Sweeney in the battery.
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Two Burglars Foiled in Twin Bridges Jail Break Attempt
Special Dispatch to the Standard Twin Bridges June 19 deputy marshal spotted two inmates, Robert West and Frank Howard, trying to force their way out after discovering the jail door stapled with a sawed through device. West faces assaulting an officer with a deadly weapon and burglary charges. Howard is charged with burglary.
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Twin Bridges
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Seattle toppled Spokane in Northwest League game
In Seattle on June 19 the Seattle team defeated Spokane 11 to 1. Batters H4im and Ostdiek led the offense with strong hits while Skeels and Shea contributed. pitching by Seattice kept Spokane at bay as the Seahawks secured a dominant win.
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Portland June 19 Battery-scored game between Bloomfield Harris and Annis Burns
Portland reports a June 19 contest with Seed and Portland facing Tacoma. Batteries Bloomfield Harris Annis Burns appear as competing teams or players in this terse summary of a local athletic event.
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Vancouver Preseason Battery Rivals Rasmussen and Lewis
Victoria notes a scramble of players in a pre season contest led by Rasmussen and Lewis with Mc Creery and Dashwood featuring for the Batteries. The event highlights a scoring rush and a test of defense as both teams push for early form.
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R.H. E. Vancouver
Tana Steerer
Rasmussen and Lewis, McCreery and
Dashwood
Vernon Beats Portland 4 to 2 in PCL clash
In Los Angeles on June 19 Vernon defeated Portland 4 to 2. Batteries by Henderson Henkle and Murray for Vernon aided the win while Castleton and Brown contributed for Portland.
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Portland
Vernon Cecees Vestry
Tica Neene Batteries
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Henkle and Murray
Castleton and
Brown
Milwaukee bout lineup for 185 pound ten round clash
Packey McFarland of Chicago and Harlem Tommy Murphy of New York were signed today to meet in a ten round match before the Badger Athletic club in Milwaukee on July 20. The articles set weight at 185 pounds and the bout at 8 o'clock on fight night.
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Marksmen Gather for Grand American Handicap in Columbus
Marksmen from across the United States converge on Columbus Ohio for the Grand American handicap shoot the blue ribbon trap shooting event at the Columbus Gun club traps beginning Thursday in Columbus.
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American yachts sweep first international race at Kiel
In Kiel Germany on June 19 the Beaver Biblito and Simla all American yachts finished in that order amid a clean sweep by the United States.
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Strikes Out Forty Two Set in Midwest Game
Toledo report notes a 10 inning game with forty-two strikeouts, a record for the period. The lengthy contest drew attention to pitching dominance and extended play throughout the nine plus frames.
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Ohio
Kalispell approves poolrooms ban and theater moves
Special dispatch from Kalispell reports a June 19 election approving amendments to last spring’s ordinance, overturning Sunday closing and poolroom bans by large margins. Stephen Jones, a socialist alderman, attacks the ballot design amid charges of intrigue and voter confusion over the amendment wording.
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Kalispell
Stephen Jones
Sam Vanderpool dies in Pueblo at 38
Plains dispatch reports Sam Vanderpool died this morning in Pueblo Colorado at age 38. He formerly served as Sanders County sheriff and was appointed county treasurer when the county organized. He lived in Plains for 28 years and married Miss Sullivan of Stevensville. their only child died recently. Surviving are his mother wife and four sisters in Denver Pueblo California and Spokane. He was a Mason and an Odd Fellow.
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Plains
Sam Vanderpool
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Sanders County
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Stevensville
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J. H. McDonald
Denver
James Dorman
Sellis
J. T. Goodwin
Spokane
Pope reports ill health unfounded says Rome dispatch
Rome reports deny rumors of pope illness after last gout symptoms vanished. The pope has been well with the season's exceptional coolness noted. Papal secretary Cardinal Merry Del Val Cardinal Bislett and Mgr Ceppelli patriarch of Constantinople were received by the pope today.
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Merry del Val
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Mgr. Ceppelli
Constantinople
City official admits embezzlement of city funds
Los Angeles city auditor John 8. Myers reports Frank Palmores head of street assessment confessed ten days ago to embezzling 16 655 94 dollars from city funds over four years. Palmores, from a prominent California family, promised restitution and has not been arrested.
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John 8. Myers
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Palmores
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Myers
Death of John Scott at Waterloo Ends Long NP Service
Twin Bridges June 19 John Scott an old time Northern Pacific section foreman dropped dead yesterday afternoon from heart failure at Waterloo. He had gone to the ice house for ice and on emerging fell. A nearby man found him near death. Scott, about 65, had long service and no known relatives in this country. He was a Scotchman.
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Standard
Twin Bridges
John Scott
Northern Pacific
Waterloo
Scott
Air Line Defeats Millmen In Lopsided Baseball Game
In front of hundreds of fans Air Line beat Millmen 30 to 5 in the third meeting of the season. Left fielder Daniels stole the show with a bold slide as Air Line’s Morgan Radley Ryan Patterson Barrett Riley Daniels Reader Flynn formed the lineup. Millmen's Kehoe Oldhauber Glaser Smith Morton Oprey Fortier Jenkins Jake started for their side.
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Stewart McMasters Dies in Anaconda Slope Ranch
Stewart McMasters born in this city died yesterday afternoon at Jake Hefner ranch west of Anaconda where he had gone for his health. A 2½ year old sufferer of consumption for three years, he spent his life here and ran the Brewery barber shop. Survived by his father John A. McMasters, his mother and two Seattle sisters, and a brother in Idaho Falls. Body at Lawler & Clymer's. funeral Wednesday at 2 PM.
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Celebration Committees Meet This Evening
Celebration committees arranging the Fourth of July celebration will meet at the county hall this evening at 4 o clock. Reports on progress since Thursday evening are expected from each department chairman, and Mayor Conyne has called the meeting with full membership anticipated.
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Gold shipments from Alaska arrive, bankers predict 15 million
The first Alaska gold shipment was received today by a local bank. The consignment valued at 66,099 arrived from Fairbanks after being in transit since May 18. More shipments are expected, with annual Alaska gold receipts seen near 15,000,000. Seattle, June
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