Anodes Edgeed by A C M In 13-8 Game At Anaconda
The A C M from Butte defeated the Anodes 5 to 4 at Anaconda Athletic Field in a high scoring game marked by long hits and costly errors. Parker, Allen, and Bouton produced three base hits and Boyer hit a homer for A C M, while Hartman allowed ten hits for Anodes. Borklund pitched for A C M, with a dramatic sixth inning surge sealing the win and lusty outfield hounding fly balls throughout.
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Butte
Anodes
Anaconda
Athletic
Borklund
A.C. M
Hartman
A. C. M. Maple
Anode
Parker
Allen
Bouton
Boyer
Taylor
Christenson
Mattick
Maple
Henry
Hamilton News Briefs From June Fair to Summer Visits
Local notes report Miss Zelma Hartley returning from Seattle near the University of Washington, Lois Fisk visiting parents in Helena, Donald Gordon returning from Minneapolis to summer with his parents, Mrs. James W. Gerrard visiting New York, Mrs. C. B. Hart and grandson Madison arriving from Lexington for summer in the valley, Mrs. R. R. Parker back from Massachusetts, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey of Portland visiting Skalkaho ranch relatives. The excerpt also lists hockey style lineups with players Williams Moody Rego and others in a Pagifiga Coast League context.
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Hamilton
Zelma Hartley
Seattle
University of Washington
C. E. Hartley
Lois Fisk
St. Peter’s Hospital
Helena
George Fisk
Donald Gordon
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
G. A. Gordon
James W. Gerrard
New York City
Marcus Daly
C. B. Hart
Charles ‘Madison
Lexington
Valley
R. R. Parker
Massachusetts
Ralph Bailey
Portland
John Hawsworth
Skalkaho Ranch
Baileys
Skalkaho District
Dillon
Russell Prybers
Great Falls
Sheridan
Robert Finch
Ralph Spencer
John ‘Bourquin
Ralph Smith
Missoula
L. A. Metzel
Alder
Valerie Burns
Butte
Carl Hartwig
Warren Galloway
M. Best
Frank B. Felt
California
Cyril Solace
Normal College
Frank P. Blair
Horse Prairie
A. G. Williams
Tom E. Gilbert
Bruce A. Risley
J. C. Fuller
Earl Fairbanks
Myrl Erwin
Gilbert
Eee
Netherlands
Tunney to defend title in early September
The world heavyweight championship bout between Gene Tunney and the Sharkey Dempsey winner is set for September 5 to 10 and will not be held in New York. Tex Rickard eyes Chicago with Baltimore and Philadelphia also in consideration. Sharkey manager Johnny Buckley says terms for the Dempsey bout have been accepted and signatures are expected soon.
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Associated Press
New York
Gene Tunney
Sharkey
West
Rickard
Kiwanis Begin Planning Local Kid Ball League
Kiwanis club organizers meet at the parish hall to form a two division boys league for ages under 10 and lads over 10. About twenty players will form teams with a committee led by George Rodewiy guiding play this season. The short schedule runs June 27 to late August to allow attendance at summer camp.
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George Rodewiy
Kiwanis Club
Mad Bull Holds Marathon Lead In 480 Mile Race
Trinidad California June 19 Mad Bull Karook Indian from Oregon led the 480 mile San Francisco to Grants Pass footrace on day six, covering 318 miles with 162 to go. He passed through redwood country at 2 30 this afternoon and is about 20 miles ahead of nearest rival lying Cloud, who was in Eureka earlier today.
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Trinidad
Cal
Mad Bull
Karook
Mad Buil
Mowers
Crescent City
Grant's Pass
Lying Cloud
Eureka
Here
River
Coyote 15 Wins Paris Grand Steeplechase at Auteuil
An American bred horse named Coyote 15 won the Grand Steeple Chase of Paris at Auteuil, taking 459,900 francs prize. Jerpoint placed second and Boabil third. The Coyote’s owner receives 40,000 francs from the Vanderbilt estate for breeding the colt, with funds directed to Marques de Triquivelle.
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Paris
Auteuil
J. M. Barbour
Jerpoint
James Schwoba
Boabil
Marquis de 'Triquivelle
W. K. Vanderbilt
Victor
Mr. Vanderbilt
Knights Install Officers in Crusade Commandery
Hamilton June 19 Crusade Commandery No 17 Knights Templar installed officers for the year A C Mitchell eminent commander W K Sackett generalissimo George Downing captain general A F Hobbs treasurer C E Anson recorder Frank Vincent senior warden J W Johnson junior warden Charles Murray sword bearer Lawrence Wanderer Jr standard bearer Rolland Pollinger warder. Sir Knights inducted by Past Commander W E Westergren Eminent Commander H T Yastridge served as marshal.
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Hamilton
Crusade Commandery
Knights ‘Templar
A. C. Mitchell
W. K. Sackett
George Downing
A. F. Hobbs
C. E. ‘Anson
Frank Vincent
J. W. Johnson
Charles Murray
Lawrence Wanderer Jr
Rolland Pollinger
Smith 19 Ousted From Ball Games
Chicago June 19 The Associated Press reports catcher Earl Smith of the Pittsburgh Pirates was indefinitely suspended by National League president John A Heydler after an incident with Boston Braves manager Dave Bancroft in Pittsburgh. Heydler, returning to New York after flag raising ceremonies, will hear both sides before final action. Pirates president Barney Dryfuss and manager Donie Bush commented they regret the event and still admire Smith.
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Associated Prose
Chicago
Earl ‘Smith
Pittsburg Pirates
John A. Heydler
National League
Dave Bancroft
Boston Braves
Pitsburgh
Heydler
St. Louis
Lindbergh
Barney Dryfuss
Pirates
Donie Bush
Smith
Cubs
Boston
New York
Bush
Yesterday's Eresults Show Mixed Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results include Philadelphia 30 Cincinnati 7 and Pittsburgh 7, Chicago 14 New York 4, St. Louis 3 with wet grounds noted for Boston Brooklyn and St. Louis New York games. American League Chicago 2 Cleveland 3 Detroit 5 Washington 1. American Association scores Minneapolis 7 Columbus 2 Indianapolis 3-14 Toledo 0 Milwaukee 11 Louisville 12. Pacific Coast League entries Hollywood 3-8 Missions 1-7 Seattle 1-7 Oakland 5 Portland 11-8 Sacramento 3-7 San Francisco 10-6 Los Angeles 7-9.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
Boston
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
St Paul
Oakland
Sacramento
San Pranscico
Seattle
Portland
Missions
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Cincinnat
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Boston-Brooklyn
American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Indians End Lyons Cubs Streak In Tight Win
Chicago dispatch reports the Indians halted Lyons Cubs surge as Webb delivered a clutch two on base drive in the eighth. The Pirates led until a late rally altered the balance.
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Indians
Lyons Cubs
Pirates
Plans Made For Opening Of Butte Dog Races
Plans completed for a 30 day Butte Ki ner club dog racing meet at a half mile track south of the city. Sam Landswick president said entries of dogs and transport cars arrive today. Over 300 top freehounds from across the country will compete. A. B. Fisher arrives as presiding judge from St. Louis. Ed Rouleau arrives as clerk of scales from Butte. Races run eight per evening except Sundays starting 8:20. A 10 piece band will play before and after each race. Thomas Tutty will certify figures in the calculating room with local experts assisting. Free charts will be distributed at cigar stores in Butte and Anaconda. Schooling starts this afternoon at the track for Butte owned dogs with starting tox practice and race schooling hours scheduled.
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Butte Kiner Club
Sam Landswick
Guitiints
Butte
A. B. Fisher
Austomonile
St. Louis
Ed Rouleau
Xeales
Landswick
Thomas Tutty
Kennel Club
Anaconda
Funeral held for John Brenner Beaverhead pioneer
John Christopher Brenner prominent Beaverhead pioneer died in Butte and his funeral was held at the Dillon Presbyterian church with Masonic rites. Rev. Ernest E. Loft officiated and interment was in Mountain View cemetery. Attendees came from Beaverhead county and Butte, with many floral offerings.
Seven Counters In One Session Decide Argument
Clark park edged Montana Powers 13 to 8 after seven runs in the sixth inning swung the game. Left fielder Charlton, Olney and McDonald homered as Clark sluggers connected for 16 hits, while Robbie Robertson held the Powers scoreless late to seal the comeback.
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Eddie Foster
Montana Powers Clark Park
Clark
Clarkmen
Powers
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Francis Robertson
Robbie
Foster
Charlton
Olney
McDonald
Schwartz
Roche
Engler
Cullen
Parker
Chucker Foster
Guerrero
Brucker
Comes
Montana Powers
Len
Rf Parker
Bonad
Heticker
Schwarts
Quayle
Oley Roche
Bohuimerten
Er ‘Menges
Yars Parker
Peterson
Coriton
Oinen Binen
Rol Aon
Robertson
Pavers
Claris
14 New Books at Public Library in Hamilton
Hamilton public library reports 1389 volumes circulated in May with fourteen new titles added since May 1. New books include Runaway Bag Terhune Twilight Sleep Wharton Nason Heidesrade Norris Young Folk Old Folk Sweatman Young Anarchy Gibbs Tomorrow Morning Parrish Black Night Dell Drums of Aulone Chambers Bill Myron Fales Elmer Cantry Lewis Story of Philosophy Durant Sylvia of the Minute Martin Black Bitties Jordan.
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Hamilton
Carrie Pond
Hamilton Public Library
Terhune
Wharton
Nason
Heidesrade
Norris
Sweatman
Young Anarchy
Gibbs
Parrish
Dell
Chambers
Bill “Myron
Fales
Elmer Cantry
Lewis
Durant
Martin
Jordon
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Butte Dog Rages
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Beaverhead County
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