Butte Miners Triumph Over Aberdeen In Lopsided Nine
Butte Miners crushed Aberdeen 11 to 1 in Seattle on June 21. Aberdeen made most errors while Butte capitalized with aggressive base running and timely plays. Nett snared a Brinker line drive for a key out and Kreitz performed well behind the plate. A postponed game with Seattle is set for tomorrow.
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Seattle
Wash
Butte Miners
Aberdeen
Butte
Bennett
Brinker
Kreitz
Hurley
Irby
Ehetescoss
Swain
Cartright
J. Thomas
Tovodsrecert
AB. R
A.E. van Buren
Streib
F Mahon
Bhaetoess
Ross, Fitzgerald
Sir Campbell
Brown
Te Ewenee
Spencer
Stis
Dudley
Swain Hurley
Thomas
Black
Jesse Baker Performs in Town Letter Event
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Tacoma June 21 reports Jesse Baker delivering a town letter performance. The fragment notes Baker’s act as part of a local event, with no further details available in the accessible text.
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The
Standard
Tacoma
Wash
Jesse Baker
Siwashes Edge Seattle 1–0 In Pitchers Duel
Hust masterfully outdueled Baker as Tacoma scored in the fourth on Burnett’s triple and a misplayed ball. Seattle managed only two hits while Tacoma’s defense played a flawless game with eight strikeouts by the pitcher and a strong showing in the field.
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Seattle
Baker
Hust
Siwashes
Burnett
Stanley
Tacoma
Tigers
RA. HH
Baker and
Shea
Rush
Engle Dominates Vancouver As Spokane Loses Final Game 4–0
Engle pitched masterfully for Vancouver in front of a huge crowd as Spokane failed to score scoreless game. Willilay was hit hard in two innings while ground tiles and a crowd hit aided Vancouver's two-base run. Nordyke starred at bat and in the field despite Spokane's scoring chances.
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Spokane
Ward
Engle
Vancouver
Willilay
Nordyke
Engle and Sugden
Rogers
Frary
Chicago Beats Boston 7 3 in Rainy Outfield Showdown
June 21 Chicago defeated Boston 7 to 3 as the game saw most action in the late innings. Pitching by Manuel Altrock and Sullivan supported by Cicotte Burchell McFarland and Donohue.
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Chicago
Boston
H. E. Chicaro Vessakiis
Evsctetics
Sereneuss Sanna Batteries
Manuel
Altrock
W. Sullivan
Cicotte
Burchell
McFarland
P. Donohue
Pittsburg Triumphs 5-1 Over Cincinnati in NL Play
Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 5 to 1 in the National League. In the sixth inning Jonel1 Parker’s misplay on Clark’s ball enabled four runs, deciding the game. Batteries Ewing Willis and Gibson. Campbell Schle. Umpire Emsalie.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Ewing
Willis
Gibson
Campbell
Schle
Emsalie
Los Angeles Triumphs 7 to 6 in PCL Contest
In Los Angeles on June 21 the home team edged to a 7 to 6 victory. Pitchers Gray and Hogan held the mound while Jones Skilman Willis and Berry provided support on offense and defense as the scoreline reflected a tight game.
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Los Angeles
R. H. E. Eos Anmoior
Isest Stone
Esas Saenus
Panchgo
Ideale An Grote
Gray
Hogan
Jones
Skilman
Willis
Berry
Hockey Scores Show Competitive Midwest Weekend
In Milwaukee and Minneapolis area games teams posted varied results. Kansas City defeated Columbus 6 to 1 then lost 0 to 1. Louisville dominated Minneapolis five to zero while St. Paul beat Toledo 5 to 7 in the first game and 6 to 9 in the second.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Anaconda Narrowly Defeats Connells In Tight Sunday Tilt
Two pitchers Morris for Connells and McLaughlin for Anaconda matched zeroes late, as McLaughlin fanned key hitters and Davis earlier produced a run. Anaconda seized a 3 2 win with ninth inning rallies including Park and Hogan scoring on miscues and timely singles.
Helena Defeats Bozeman 6 to 1 in Final Ninth Inning
Helena won 6 to 1 after Bozeman pitchers issued two walks in the ninth inning while the score was 4 to 3. Helena produced one three bagger as Bozeman logged two three baggers. Helena advances to play in Bozeman next Sunday.
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Helena
Bozeman
Sioux City and Des Moines Scores in Brief Hoops Roundup
In Sioux City games Pueblo tops Sioux City 13 to 1 and 6 to 0 for the second victory. At Des Moines Oma ha wins 3 to 2 over Des Moines. Lincoln defeats Denver 6 to 4. The notice notes few sale or business ads worth attention.
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Sioux City
Pueblo
Des Moines
Omaha
Lincoln
Denver
Russ Hall Hopes to Move Games to Butte for July 4 Fun
Russ Hall wired manager J R Wharton stating he is rearranging the schedule to give Butte a full quota of home games including the Fourth of July. He aims to move the Butte Spokane series and Vancouver games to Butte, claiming the original schedule supports this and Seattle Aberdeen transfers. He notes fans through the Northwest league hope Butte remains in the loop after recent doubts.
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Russ Hall
J. R. Wharton
The
Street Railway Company
Butte
Hall
Eddie Quinn
Spokane
Seattle
Aberdeen
Giants
Quake in Series Date Amid Spokane Butte Talks
Spokane headline notes President W H Lucas discussing possible rescheduling of the Spokane Butte baseball series from Spokane to Montana in early July. Russ Hall urged the change citing Butte's sparse schedule. Any shift requires league magnates and Eddie Quinn approval. Lucas remains noncommittal.
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Standard
Spokane
Wash
W. H. Lucas
Montana
Russ Hall
Lucas
Butte
Eddie Quinn
Dillon Narrowly Beats Butte In Ninth Inning Thriller
In Dillon on June 21 Jones' team of Butte faced the Dillon Independents in a dramatic game won 7 to 6 in the ninth with two outs. Smith, Dillon shortstop, dislocated his right ankle on an infield collision. McDonough replaced him. Barry starred for Dillon in a game featuring seven hits by Butte and eight by Dillon, umpired by J. F. Wiksdal.
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Detroit
Anaconda Mill
Connell
Davis
Johnny Morris
Pricer
Morris
Bill McLaughlin
Connells
Anaconda
Parks
Gavin
Pitcher
Bowman
Howell
Dillon
Jones
Butte
Dillon Independents
Tewrs
Smith
McDonough
Wilson
Hauswirth
Kinnear
Barry
Ripley
J. F. Wiksdal
Eklund
Ralston
Rodman
Richmeyer
Patterson
H. Merkle
A. Merkle
Herwig
Elsey
Hoon
Shea
S. Kelley
Trauswhrtil
Impressive Burial Marks Hawaiian Prince Kawananakoa Funeral
Honolulu observes a grand royal funeral for Prince Kawananakoa who died in San Francisco. The service follows ancient chiefs rituals with a catafalque, kahilis, and state rites at the capitol and mau soleum. Attendees include territorial and federal officers, the military, and consular corps.
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Honolulu
Kawananakoa
San Francisco
Manchuria
Hawaii
Kalakaua
Zeugma
Islands
Tripp & Dragstedt Defeat Eleec Trics In League Play
Tripp and Dragstedt again topple the Eleec trics as league leaders suffer a 14 to 5 loss last night. Errors by the readers' conglomeration contributed to the setback while batteries Devine Day Carney and J Malley manned the mound and batteries.
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Tripp & Dragstedt
Eleectrics
Butte
K. H. E. Tripp
Deep Creek Dam Burst Floods Idaho Valley
A breach at Deep Creek dam nine miles above Malad Idaho released a wall of water about 20 feet high sweeping the valley. It inundated several miles of farmland with damages estimated at $50 000 and many livestock perished. Residents received warnings and no lives were lost.
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Salt Lake City
the Tribune
Malad
Idaho
Deep Creek
Taft Expresses Wish to See a Great Baseball Game
Columbus June 21 Secretary Taft has received telegrams and letters of congratulations on his nomination from around the world including Manila Cuba and the Hawaiian islands. He joked that he wished to see a rattling good game of ball and that Charley Taft could arrange fine baseball in Cincinnati later. Wade H Ellis and Frank Kellogg joined the Columbus visit for talks on the Ohio campaign with no public conference details.
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Ohio
Taft
Manila
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Porto Rico
Panama
Hawaiian Islands
Islands
Frank Chance
Chicago “Cubs
Cme
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Charley
Wade H. Ellis
Frank BK. Kellogg
Minnesota
Taft East
Theatricals Win Again Over Young Men's Club
The Butte Theatrical Social club defeated the Young Men's club 12 to 7 yesterday. The winners issued a challenge to any amateur club in the state.
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Butte
Six Breeders' Cup Style Races At Astoria Track
Six races ran with selling and purse events across six furlongs to a mile. Notables include Astoria Belle and Bar ney Oldfield in the first, Eckersall and Distributor in the second, and Light Comedy with Milpitas in the final five furlong purse. Weather was clear and the track fast.
Five Furlong Racing Card With Entries and Weights
The program lists six races with horses, weights, and owners. First race five furlongs selling includes Eleanor Wagner with 108 and others. Second race steeplechase short course features Shilling and Judith Mc Bride at 128. Third race five furlongs purse lists Dearie through Ann McGee with weights 97 to 110. Fourth race mile and an eighth purse includes Ordono, Moquette, Czar, Arcite. Fifth race six furlongs selling includes Merrifield through Merrick with weights 93 to 111. Sixth race mile and a sixteenth selling includes Voting through Deuce with weights 100 to 112.
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Bertie Rogers
Queen’s Message
Lenora Jones
Santa Elena
Malecon
Alamarka
Mabel Henry
Harriet Rowe
the Missus
Irene B
Point Lace
C. H. Shilling
Judith McBride
Belford
D. G. Taylor
Chancellor
Impertinence
Woodside
MclIlvain
Coal Black Lady
Lason
Charfield
Dearie
Floreal
Frilled and Fancy
Mad Rose
Duomo
Jupiter Joe
Cowden
Lillian Ray
Admonitor
Zeola
Aspirin
Roseburg II
Ann McGee
Ordono
Moquette
Czar
Arcite
Merrifield
Inspect
Broadway Girl
Beth Goodwin
Geneva S
Fiollow
Royal Artillery
Floss
Sorrel Top
Hyperbole
Ralbert
McChord
George Young
Merrick
Miss Strome
Meada
Camille
Besterling
Dr.Lee Huffman
Miss Lida
Topsy Robinson
Monsignor
Dick Fennell
Henry Bosworth
Quagga
Cull
Deuce
Nags Arrive for Butte Jockey Club Opening Week
Four carloads of horses from Emeryville, California arrive for the Butte Jockey Club meeting. Stables of St. Vincent Hawke Rice and Fountain comprise many named horses. The track improves with Rye planted, betting ring enlarged, and a fast season anticipated with a strong opening handicap.
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Cal
William St. Vincent
William Hawke
Capt
R. R. Rice
D. S. Fountain
L. Stork
St. Vincent
Fountain
Follie L
Altair
Nugent
Mabel Fountain
Stork
Timothy Wen
Lord Nelson
el Cazador
Budapest
Goldina
Sal Peal
Billy Taylor
Athgold
Katie Crewes
Theo Philis
Sam Barber
Rice
Steve Judge
Racino
Guy Deming
Butte Jockey Club
Stover
Butte
Opening Matinee a Success for Butte Harness Meet
About fifty rigs line up at Daly track for the Butte Driving Club’s inaugural event. The parade followed by fast heats drew near 1,000 spectators. Idol edged Irish Girl by eyelash in a 2:281/2 heat. Ben Patch trails Barnford in the free-for-all. Officials and racers, including Gratz, McGowan, and McGarvey, offered a spirited afternoon amid crowd interference and limited car service.
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Daly Track
West Park Street
Pennsylvania Block
Butte
Idol
Copper King
Belmont Stock Farm
Trish Alice
King Amos
Daly Stock Farm
Gratz
McGowan
Charles McGarvey
Barnford
Ben Patch
McGarvey
Dr. Stevenson
Ben
Spence Hireen
Neilia
Thomas Morstow
Black Diamond
Randolph
Charles Barron
Nellie
Spencer Hireen
Alonzo
Maurice Fitzharris
Thomas Morrow
Rex
Henry Falon
Minum
McDonald
Dandy
Ed Fye
Eldoran
J. J. McCarthy
Alice
Felix McGowan
John Gratz
Rhitty
Phil Trennery
Montana Boy
V0e Broulette
J. H. Turner
J. J. Murray
A. W. Carr
D. O'Neil
T. H Emery
T. B. Moore
G. W. Morrison
Pickle Binders Defeat Wuzzy Wuzzers In Nine Inning Tilt
In a school of mines diamond game yesterday afternoon the Pickle Binders crushed the Wuzzy Wuzzers 14 to 3. Crowley starred at short for the Wu zzies while Nissler and Mooney handled pitching for the Pickles. The contest featured free hitting and fair defense despite late bleacher chaos as the undergraduates pulled away in the ninth.
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School of Mines
Butte High School
Crowley
Wuazzies
Pickles
Nissler
Mooney
Wuzzers
Sobalski
van Ess
Little Nippers Triumph Over Dublin Gulchers In A Sunny Match
The Little Nippers beat the Little Dublin Gulchers 40 to 10 in a junior game marked by joy and high energy. Jerry Cohan Willie Gulchers Rom Harrington and John Dennis starred for Batteries-Nippers. The Bigger Dublin Gulch Junior won 15 to 14 against the Anacond Thieves with T Connelly and Kelly scoring. St Marys defeated St Stewart Juniors 8 to 5 with McGraw Hagan Junior Sullivan and Cronin contributing.
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Jerry Cohan
Willie Gulchers
Rom Harrington
John Dennis
Dublin Gulch
Amon
T. Connelly An Kelly
St. Mary’s
St Stewart
Mary’s
McGraw
Hagan
Junnior Sullivan
Cronin
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