Jennie Dell claims lure investors with stock offer
The Jennie Dell group owns the Jennie Dell and October lode claims west of the Belle Diamond and Anaconda mines with additional Maison county claims. Operating on the Butte property, they report a fine ore vein and have placed stock at 1.00 per share. Prospectus and details available at 1 East Broadway.
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Jennie Dell
October Lode
Belle, Diamond
Anaconda
Maison County
Butte
East Broadway
Heavy guns blaze as Butte downs Tacoma in slugfest
In a high scoring opener at Columba Park, Butte batter McIntyre and Houtz led a brutal assault, beating Tacoma 14 to 9. McCarthy started for Butte, while Roach struggled in relief as McIntyre homered twice and Kane added four hits for the visitors.
Pacific Northwest League and Major Leagues matchups listed
Schedule lists Pacific Northwest League games Tacoma at Butte Spokane at Helena and Portland at Seattle. In the National League Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis. An American League reference is noted without matchups.
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Tacoma
Butte
Spokane
Helena
Portland
Seattle
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Ates Tee
Helena Wee Ee
Butte Batters Put On 35-Base Offensive In Scrappy Game
Butte players racked up 35 bases in a busy attack against Tacoma with three double plays and a towering home run by Houtz. McIntyre made two fine stops and Hutchinson chased a foul ball for a running catch as Seattle’s umpire Cunningham sparked early controversy. Several players were affected by injuries and suspensions, while Tacoma’s McCarthy and Swindells hampered the visitors with infield issues and a shaky defense. The park plans to add bleachers ahead of the Fourth of July game and Gay or Hawley may start for Butte today.
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Columba Park
Butte
Tacoma
McCarthy
D. M Carthy
McIntyre
Kane
Warl
McDonough
Felding Ave Vanveer
Smith
Houtz
Ward
Starker
Tetcher
Hutchinson
Andrews
Murdock
Feld
Latte Acceed
Melotyre
Rght
MelIntyre
Gilea
Buttes
Searfoss
Mame Fineer
White
Barger
Marshall
Treadway
McDufftouch
Roach
Swindells
Zearfoss
Letcher
Hurrison
Swondells
Sturkells
Peeeeewees
Let
McCarth
Radance
Cunningham
Tacomas
Seattle
Portland
Vigneux
Hogg
Hickey
Helena
Anaconda
Mclintyre
Johnson
Shaffer
Helenas
Fisher
Leteher
Elmendorf yearlings sale at Sheepshead Bay totals $102000
The second and last day sale of the Elmendorf yearlings, property of J. B. Haggin, yielded strong prices. Of 97 catalogued, 52 sold for $102,350, averaging $1,966. William C. Whitney bought Hamburg-Imp offspring for $9,500 and Sidney Paget paid $7,000 for the bay colt Imp Knight of the Thistle Songstress.
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New York
Elmendorf
J. B. Haggin
Sheepshead Bay
William C. Whitney
Rose Hampton
Sidney Paget
Knight of the Thistle
Songstress
Shaffer Heros In Spirited Spokane Helena Tilt
In the Spokane series opener Flannery’s Senators toppled the Giminites 8 to 2 at Helena. Shaffer and Sullivan led Helena’s offense with multiple hits and two home runs, while Thompson held Spokane to eight scattered hits.
Base hits and errors highlight Spokane game notes
Sullivan, Weples, Shaffer, McLaughlin and Elsey delivered three base hits as Thompson struck out ten and Corcoran five. Thompson walked two in the loss, Corcoran two, Corcoran left two on base with Helena. Time of game was one hour and ten minutes with low attendance. Umpire Colgan.
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Zielena Fales
Corcoran
Kelena
Senators
Shafter
Sullivan
Eisey
Shaffer
Snaffer
Colgan
Thompson
Spokane
Schmeer
McGilligan
Elsey
McKevitt
Frary
Flannery
Mullane
Helena
Schaffer
Peenles
Partridge
Kelly
Peeples
Howells
McLaughlin
Wisconsin
Orff Thompson
Deoubir
Peesae
Weples
Phillies Beat Boston 6 1 as visitors rearrange order
Philadelphia defeated Boston 6 to 1 after shifting the batting order. Eason pitched well for Boston while Hale and Kittage labored for Philadelphia. Attendance noted at 2:30 with umpire Cantillon.
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Boston
Philadelphias
Philadelphia
Bason
Hale
Kittige
White
Doomn
Cant l
Brooklyn Defeats New York as Hughes Holds Five Hits
Brooklyn pitcher Hughes allowed only five hits against New York for a 1 to 0 victory. The seisni attendance was about 3,20 with Ahearn Bowerman and Emslie listed as batteries and umpires.
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New York
Brooklyn
New York Today
Hughes
Ahearn
Sparks
Bowerman
Emslie
St Louis Triumphs Over Cincinnati In Tight Game
St Louis edged Cincinnati in a close contest as Yerkes and Ryan pitched well while Abe Tendance produced key runs. The game drew about 2,100 fans before tiring ends. Umpires Brown and Powers officiated.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Yerkes
R.H. E. Bt
Pittsburg Rolls Over Local Team After Errors
Chicago, June 4. Errors by the patched up local squad let Pittsburg score all their runs for an easy victory. Attendance was 1,100. Final score shows Pittsburg ahead with a seven to four margin. Batteries Lundgren Kahoe for Pittsburg. Tanne Hill and Smith for the locals. Umpire O Day.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
K. H
Chicamo
Lundgren
Kahoe
Tannehill
Smith
O' Day
Chicago Beats Detroit In Bunched Innings Rally
Detroit notes Chicago collected four runs in the fourth and fifth frames aided by two stolen bases an error a sacrifice and a hit by pitch as attendance appeared modest. Pitchers Miller and Buelow worked for Chicago with Callahan and McFarland behind them.
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Detroit
Chicago
R. H. PB. RistPark
Twelie’ Wallacs
Bsccinic -Cranencyte Sanes
Miller
Buelow
sileGuire
Callahan
McFarland
Baltimore Dominates as Winning Runs Edge Philadelphia
Attendance 2,768 as Baltimore edges Philadelphia 6 4. Batteries Howell and Bresnahan joust with Plank and Schreck in a tense late rally.
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Baltimore
Senelle
Philadelphia
Howell and Bresnahan
Plank and Schreck
Washington Defeats Boston Behind Winters and Adkins
Washington won against Boston as Winters pitched well until Adkins relieved after the fifth. Adkins allowed only two hits as Washington pulled away, with 4,800 in attendance. Final score details are obscured in the text.
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Washington
Winters
Boston
Adkins
Baseball game ends in thirteen innings on darkness call
At St Joseph Denver 6 St Joseph 5 At Milwaukee Des Moines 5 Milwaukee 12 At Peoria Peoria 1 Omaha 1 Thirteen innings called on account of darkness.
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St. Joseph
Denver
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Peoria
Omaha
Central Stars of Butte defeat South Butte Juniors 14 to 13
The Central Stars of Butte beat the South Butte Juniors 14 to 13 yesterday. Battery for Central Stars was Benden and W Runde. South Butte battery was J Burns J Maher and Peterson. Race Track ball team of Butte defeated Inter Mountain 11 to 3 yesterday.
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Central Stars
Butte
South Butte
Benden
W. Runde
J. Burns
J. Maher
Peterson
Inter Mountain
Cleveland Defeats St Louis as Lajoie Powers Win
Cleveland won easily over St. Louis with Lajoie hitting a bases loaded home run. Sudhoff injured a hand while attempting to stop a liner and exited early. Attendance was 3,800. Batteries were Bernhard and Bemis for Cleveland and Sudhoff, Harper and Donahue for St. Louis.
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Eveland
Cleveland
St. Louis
Lajoie
Sudhoff
R. H. E. Cmngeeewa
Kate Tant
Ce. Ie
Bernhard and
Bemis
Harper
Donahue
Women’s National Championship Opens in Philadelphia
The 192? championship began at the Philadelphia Cricket Club with a notable upset as Miss Maude Banks, former Philadelphia champion, lost to Miss M. E. Wimner of Washington by scores of 6 4 and 9 7 in today's feature round.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Maude Banks
M. E. Wimner
Washington
Baltimore Philadelphia Game Highlights Feature Selbach Catch
Baltimore report notes a standout triple play sparked by Selbachs seventh inning fly catch as Plank struggled with wildness and timely Balimore hits propelled the game narrative.
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Baltimore
Selbach
Plank
Erne and Ryan Score in June Boxing Wins
June bouts saw Frank Erne of Buffalo stop Jim Maloney of England in round seven. Tommy Ryan of Kansas City defeated Johnny Corman of New York in round three.
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Long
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Jim Maloney
England
Tommy Ryan
Kansas City
Johnny Corman
New York
Montana Jockey Club Opens With Daily 2:15 P M Races
The Montana Jockey Club schedules first race at 2 15 p m each racing day with street cars direct to the track and Columbia Garden cars for transfers. Admission is 1 dollar with ladies free. Officials include Hugh IJ Wilson president Lou Frank secretary Joseph A Murphy presiding judge and Ralph H Tozer associate judge.
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Columbia Garden
Hugh IJ
Wilson
Lou Frank
Joseph A. Murphy
Ralph H. Tozer
Lafontise to Duel McCarty for Montana Title in Butte
Welterweights Mose Lafontise and Jerry McCarty square off at the Family Theater in Butte on July 3. The bout is 10 rounds for the Montana championship, promising a decisive national spirit in frontier boxing.
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Family Theater
Butte
Championship of Montana
Coincidence in a Virginia sermon ends with church laughing
The Rev. C. Ro Moses of Virginia told a sermon illustration about Mountain Lake in Giles county. After he invited the choir to sing they attempted the hymn There is a land of pure delight and reached the fourth stanza Could we but stand where Moses stood which caused the congregation to break into laughter as the service closed.
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New York Christian Advocate
C. Ro Moses
Virginia
Richmond
Mountain Lake
Giles County
Moses
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