Halla Outlasts Wells In Final Game Victory
Two teams faced cold weather as Butte and Helena competed in a see-saw contest led by Jack Halla and Lefty Wells. Halla outlasted Wells in a six inning stretch, Butte scoring four runs in the sixth to seize control. Finke’s pitching helped Helena rally but fell short as Halla’s late innings prevailed.
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Butte
Helio
Jack Halla
Wells
Halla
McCreery
Helena
Jack Finke
Finy
Helena and Butte battle in Pacific Coast League game
In a rough Pacific Coast League contest Helena scored in the fourth and sixth innings with hits from Lusi Clark and Daschbach, while Butte answered with two runs in the eighth and Sawyer and McMurdo producing extra-base threats. Helena led 6, Butte closed gaps before Vigilantes bid in the seventh.
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Helena
Rade
Demaggio
McNett
Lusi
Rader
Clark
Daschbach
Butte
McClelland
Sawyer
McMurdo
Brady
Lewis
Hatla
Bill Lust
McNeil
Vigilantes
Gleason
Wells
Quigley
Crit
Halla
San Francisco
San_ Fransco
Roh
Batte
Demageio
Marshall
Helene
Tly— Halla
Lass
Murray to debut in Butte as six games loom
Next week Murray makes the initial appearance in Butte as Jolena’s six game slate unfolds. The club then travels for four weeks in a minor clash with the ponies. Johnny Pendleton appears to have found his stride since joining Murray, boosting the little shortstop’s hitting. Ogden drops from top standings as Salt Lake reports a June 21 score with Shader and Auer behind Rusten, Todd, and Seabough.
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Jolena
Murray
Butte
Johnny Pendleton
Salt Lake
REE, Murray Cere & Ogden
Shader
Auer Rustenhaven
Todd and Seabough
Johnsons Stout Hit Stops Losing Streak
Detroit, June 21. Walter Johnsons big hit with bases loaded ends Washingtons skid as Detroit loses 7 to 3. Cobb thumb fracture after street fight. likely out 10 days. Batteries Johnson and Ainsmith for Detroit.
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Johnson
Detroit
Walter Johnson
Washington
Senators
Cobb
Johinson
Ainsmith
Williams
Boehler
Stanage
Naps Beat Yankees In Tricky Cleveland Showdown
In Cleveland on June 21 the Naps evened the series with the Highlanders by scoring 7 to 5. Steen opened strong and held the lead as four triples were exchanged by both teams. HB and New York both contributed scorers with Tate and Swen among the standouts. future schedule notes promise more action tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Naps
Highlanders
Steen
New York
Scosses
O'Neill
Fisher
Medale
Swen
Federal League. Lost on Errors in Pittsburg Clash
Kansas City batters fought hard but fielding miscues let Pittsburg win 10 to 8. Batteries Barger and Berry for Pittsburg powered the offense alongside Adams and Easterly for Kansas City in a tight game marked by errors.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Pitsburg
Barger
Uerry
Adams
Chase Plays With Buffs in Hard Fought Chicago Victory
Hal Chase former American League star played first base for Buffalo Federals and hit a two base hit scoring Boone in a 3 to 1 Chicago win. In St Louis Baltimore won the second game of their series 8 to 4 behind Smith Wilhelm Russell Groom Keupper and Simon.
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Hal Chase
Buffalo Federals
Boone
Chicago
Buffalo
Hatterjee
Moore
Blair
Lant
Wilson
St. Louis
Baltimore
SU Louis
RH. E
Uwen
The
Batteries
Smith
Wilhelm and
Rusell
Groom
Keupper
Simon
Victoria Beats Vancouver In NW League Clash 3 to 4
In a Northwest League match Victoria defeated Vancouver 4 to 3 as Victoria secured five wins from seven games this week. Seattle opened with three runs in the third inning behind Angrier who started for Tacoma before tiring. Portland beat Spokane 7 to 6 aided by miscues in the field.
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Seattle
Sune
Victoria
Vancouver
RH. E
Vancouver Ecieseniee
Mhen Tatterles
Reuther
Hail
Cheek Smith
Steele and Hoffman
Tacoma
Angrier
Jones
B. Brattle
Ee Gadman
Kaufman and Brottem
Spokane
Buncame Cneit
Noles
Portland
Kame
Beere
KH. E
Fortiana
Hee
Hansen Ani
American Association Scores and Results Summary
Baseball scores from the American Association show Cleveland defeating Minneapolis 7 to 6 in the first game and 8 to 3 in a second game halted by a Sunday law. St Paul beat Columbus 5 to 1 with a second game 2 to 2. Milwaukee edged Louisville 2 to 1 in Phiroteen innings. Indianapolis won 6 to 7 in the first game, then 10 to 6 in the second, marking a debut for the doubleheader.
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Cleveland
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Piret
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Union Assoctation
Salt Lake
Odena de Murray
Butte
Helena Amerion
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Chicago
New York
Los
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St Looh
Brooklyn
Colmb
St Paul
Baltimore
Buffalo
Kansas
Lord Loris Wins Easily by Three Lengths in Race
In a muddled finish Lori Myaney Plats Way Colt took second with Frates Marteau TL third. Lord Loris led from the start and won by three lengths after being bet at 4 to 1 while Clitia and Marteau If were listed at long odds of 24 to 1 and 27 to 1 respectively.
Future of Helena Club in Association Uncertain
WR Church, president, writes to Capital city warning the Helena club must decide by June 90 whether to finance the second half of the season or discharge the club. He urges monthly subscriptions totaling about 1100 dollars to sustain the club through the season and build a nucleus for next year.
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Helena
Chion Association
WR. Church
Murphy
Fran Fic
Billy Muth
Sam Goza
Frank Smith
Clem Fortman
George Jones
Ralph, Kauffman
George Lanstrum
Za Melhorne
Robbins of Billings Wins Hunter Prize at Montana Sports Meet
KE J Robbins of Billings won the Hunter's Hot Springs cup with 49 of 50 in a Montana Sports men's association preliminary. Becker of Syden was second with 4 and L F Gemmett of Anaconda third with 4. 62 entries. Business meeting selected Lewistown for next year and added Twin Bridges and Sheridan as new clubs.
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Montana Sportsmen's Association
KE. J. Robbins
Becker
Syden
L. F. Gemmett
Anaconda
Lewistown
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Wye
Roy E. Ayers
Liam Weaver
C. L. P Stephenson
William Clayton
Standing of the Clubs in Intercollegiate Regatta Training
Six score of crew from Caramen in training along the Hudson spent Sunday at light work and church. Three days of trials follow starting tomorrow with only light work Thursday before the race.
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Rougnawepme
Suse
Caramen
Fegatta
The
Hudson
London school of medicine for women appoints acting dean
Sling Lewine Asurian Lake has been named acting dean of the London School of Medicine for Women. She serves as surgeon at the new hospital for women in Euston Road and at the Medical Mission Hospital in Canning Town and is a fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine.
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London School of Medicine For Women
New Hospital For Women
Euston Road
Medical Mission Hospital
Canningtown
Royal Society of Medicine
Comiskey to Seek Injunction Against Hal Chase
Chicago plans to file an injunction tomorrow to restrain Hal Chase, former American League star, from playing again with the Buffalo Federals. Comiskey indicated action might have been taken sooner if he had known of Chase's intention to play, noting Fournier started in today’s Federal game as a substitute.
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Chicago
Hal Chase
Buffalo Federals
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago ‘Americans
Chase
Comiskey
Fournier
Track heavy slows ponies as new arrivals join stable
Heavy track at the Butte racecourse yesterday kept ponies from workout while new arrivals from Montreal joined the stable roster. J Collins, bid fair, pilots with Frank Bows, Hodge brings string from El Paso including Stella Graine Ruth Esther Beautiful Knight Oma. Local sports note includes Topeka Denver Lincoln St Joseph Omaha results and a looming yacht tune up with Defiance Resolute Vanitie resuming races near Greenwich Tuesday.
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Butte
Room
W. B. Carson
Frank Doss
A. D. Payneer
Montreal
Hob-Nob
Billy Collins
John Marshall
Gunn
Scarlet Oaks
Birdman
Montagnie
Harry Shaw
J.B. Harrow
Jack Marlow
Mrs. Campbell
Great Friar
Smoky Dan
Ora McGee
J. Collins
R. Hodge
el Paso
Stella Graine
Ruth Esther
Beau
Hotel Arrivals From A Long List At Various Cities
A lengthy hotel arrivals listing includes guests from Portland Seattle New York Chicago Helena Great Falls and Spokane among many others. Notables include families Hodges and McLaughlin and managers and travelers from diverse states such as Iowa Colorado and Montana.
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Thornton
R. A. Chambers
Portland
Metean
Los Angeles
F.C. Park
Salt Lake
C. U
Eugene
Ore
Butte
Daniel McLaughin
Helena
White
Marie Moliart
Jamestown
N. D
Ivanda
Cline
Wise River
Edward L. Elliott
Ottumwa
Iowa
Sullivan
Spokane
W. R. Smith
F. McGrath
Anaconda
D. Hodges
A. McLaughlin
el Paso
Olaf Christian
M. Marshment
Chis Torgernson
Guy
Chicago
J. J. Beck
J. Petit
Minneapolis
J. Pritchell
Russ Cora Paul
Rawlin ‘Paul
J. F. Keown
Boulder
Expressmen Beat American Express Team 20 to 14
A picked Northern Express team defeated an American Express squad on the circus grounds by 20 to 14 yesterday afternoon. The article notes James Hennessy’s chestnut horse as a game detail.
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Northern Express Company
American Express Company
James Hennessy
Names from a regional social register list
A fragmented listing shows individuals such as Mrs. 1 L Hart from Boise Mrs F A Par ley from Missoula J Siegel from Salt Lake and H J Scully from Denver. The garbled text also mentions Northport Dillon Seattle Red Point Airs and other partial names.
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J Collin
Denver
F. W. Cass
San Franscisco
J. Allan
Lewistown
H. Hines
Toledo
W. B. Carson
Baltimore
George Wilson
Wicks
Dohler
Havre
George Mitchell
J. L. van Noy
Melrose
J. Henling
L. Hart
Boise
F. A. Parley
Missoula
J. Siegel
Salt Lake
D. Mt.Kerr
Northport
H. J. Scully
H. Warner
Dillon
F. Carrere
Airs
M. Welsh
A. Leonard
William Henry
Seattle
B. F. Dani
Red Point
Miners' Union Formed in Butte Faces Federal Skepticism
In Butte a new miners' union emerged amid tax grievance and misdirected funds. Leaders criticized the Western Federation of Miners and urged workers to form a self running body. Temporary officers will govern until bylaws are finalized at a subsequent meeting.
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NEW Miners’ Union
Butte
Joe Shannon
Fing
UNE Mae
Mtine Workers
Campbell Mitereatvers
Iit
Reet Nas
Hagrerty
Mill
Snitermen's Union
Dan Shovlin
Holland’ Rink Coud
Conciliators Named in Westinghouse Strike Draw Little Comment
Pittsburg June 2 appoints Patrick Gilday of Clearfield and C W Mills of Philadelphia by Secretary Wilson to act as conciliators in the Westinghouse strike. About 12,000 strikers react with silence as leaders say outside aid was neither asked for nor announced.
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Pittsburg
Patrick Gilday
Clearfielda
C. W. Mills
Philadelphia
Wilson
Westinghouse
REPLANTING FORESTS ON NATIONAL FORESTS IN THE WEST
More than fifteen eight thousand young trees are being set out on national forests in Utah and Southern Idaho.
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Utah
Idaho
Butte Labor Council Backs International Policy On Miners
Speeches on Butte miners troubles urge obedience to International officers. The Silver Bow Trades and Labor council votes to follow international decisions once instructions are wired. Moyer cites pledges of support from international officers. The session calls for unity and resists open shop while awaiting guidance. A separate postposed teachers mass meeting notes lack of rehiring inquiry results and school board timing.
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Butte
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Fcers
Moyer
Federation
M. M. Donoghue
Montana’ Federation of Labor
The
Souneil
Teachers’ Union
Strayer
Torrow
Married in Seattle and Portland unions noted
Special Dispatches from Seattle report Edgar V. Adams a Seattle businessman wed Annabel A. Gallagher in Portland last week. Adams has mining ties in Nome and long business ties in Seattle with James Thaggard. Gallagher, once with the local telephone company, hails from Butte, Montana. Also noted is Mise Marjorie V. Kinlan of San Francisco, the first Chinese girl in that city to practice dentistry and the second Chinese American woman to graduate in dentistry.
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Edgar V. Adams
Portland
Annabel A. Gallagher
Adams
Alaska
Nome
James Thaggard
Miss Gallagher
Butte, Mont
Mise
Marjorie V. Kinlan
San Franisco
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