Varsity Boat Races Draw Wide Field On Thames and Hudson
Big aquatic events loom this week with Yale Harvard on Thames and crews from Wisconsin Syracuse Penn Cornell Columbia and others preparing at Poughkeepsie and Gale's Ferry Conn Wisconsin is favored after rapid Madison trials Syracuse eyes strength in a four oared plus varsity and freshman eights Yale leads Crimson in Thames practice while Vesper Boat club eight heads to Henley for Britain.
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Columbia
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Poughkeepsie
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Harvard
Gale's Ferry
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Madison
Badgers
Syraucusans
Rain Ends Play As Portland Seattle Tie
Game called after eight innings due to rain. Score 2 2. Postponed. Portland and Seattle games delayed by heavy mist.
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Portland-Seattle
Agile Wins Advance Stakes at Sheepshead Bay in Close Finish
Capt. Brown’s Agile, a 3-year-old by Sir Dixon Alphena, scores the $15 000 Advance stakes mile and three eighths at Sheepshead Bay in 2 20 15. Beldame second, Graziallo third as five original entries withdraw Dolly Spanker Gamara Migraine. Smathers Security takes the $20 000 Great Trial by a head, Dominick securing his first East win.
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New York
Brown
Agile
Dixon-Alphena
Sheepshead Bay
Belmont
Beldame
Graziallo
Dolly Spanker
Gamara
Migraine
Columbia
Martin
Smathers Security
Dominick
Sandhurst
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Gamecock
Roschen
Sparkling Star
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Burgomaster
Queen of Hearts
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Bohemian
High Chance
Lynne
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Gentian
Lieber
Hippocrates
Palm Bearer
Bank
Cleveland Homecoming Turned Sour As Browns Fall Short
In Cleveland on June 24 the home crowd saw the Indians lose to St Louis despite Joss taking the mound with poor run support. The game ended after seven innings so St Louis could catch a train, with 11 400 in attendance. Batteries Joss and Buelow for Cleveland Howell and Weaver for St Louis.
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Joss
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R. H. E. Cleveland
Symons ball club meets local Athletic at Columbia Gardens
Fast amateurs face Symons and the local Athletics in a 3 PM game at Columbia Gardens. The counter-jumpers aim to impress after a season showing including a victory over Bendher and a win over the Sheridans. Smalley will officiate with a full batting order listed for both sides.
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Columbia Gardens
Bendher
Sheridans
Smalley
Symons—Kaufmann
Shelley
Freeman
Morrison
Sullivan
J. J
Lloyd
Desjardine
Rumsey
Jones
Helena Missoula Baseball Game Report
Helena notes a rain soaked game with Missoula defeating Helena by 14 to X. The ball was played in a bog as fans watched a crowd that gathered but no official score was kept. Missoula scored in the first, sixth, eighth, and ninth innings with runs in bunches.
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Helena
Delmar Race Results Reported From Saint Louis June 24
Delmar results list six races with winners Atlas Lucullus Excitement Extol Plau tus Potter and runners up Gene Hanldan Mail Box Inverter Sonny Sincerity A Belle Varro Broodler Thel Rose Lansdowne Dave Sommers. Times range from 1:15 to 2:11 1-5 for the listed races.
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St. Louis
Plautus
Broodler
Thel Rose
Potter
Lansdowne
Dave Sommers
Brooklyn and Philadelphia Split Double Header in Philly
In Philadelphia on June 24 Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia in the first game and also won the second, totaling two wins as the home club’s errors plagued the visitors. Attendance reached 9,200 with Eason Bergen Ritter and Doom credited in the first game and Mitchell Scanlan Bergen Ritter Sparks Caldwell Abbott in the second. Umpire Emslie.
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Empoomitn Cistuses Sevtsiaes Saencessg
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Eason
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Ritter
Duggleby
Corridon
Doom
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Cincinnati Reds Rally Falls Short in Early Burst
Pittsburg on June 24 saw the Reds build a solid early lead with ten hits and four runs off Leever in the first three and a half innings. Despite later strong defense and pitching, the comeback fell short as Pittsburg held on for the win before 5,500 fans. Batteries Leever, Robertaille, and Peitz for the Reds. Walker and Phelps for the Pirates. Umpire Klem.
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Leever
Cincinnatis
Re. E
O “Vacane
Robertaille
Peitz
Walker
Phelps
Klem
Chicago Wins In Eighteenth On Schulte Triple
St Louis and Chicago battled to a record opening match with a long fly by Maloney and a Schulte triple in the eighteenth inning. Attendance 7,200. Batteries Taylor and Warner for St Louis Reulbach and Kling for Chicago. Umpires Bauswine and O Day.
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Chicago
Schulte
Maloney
Taylor
Wwarner
Reulbach
Kling
Bauswine
O'Day
New York Defeats Boston in 12 Inning Baseball Thriller
New York won a 12 inning game over Boston with a ninth inning rally by McGann and Dahlen and a walk off in the twelfth. Attendance 7,400. Batteries Taylor Mathewson and Bowerman Young and Needham. Umpire Johnstone.
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Boston
McGann
Dahlen
R. H. BE
Renner
PN AG
Cabedit
Pitchers Battle Ends With San Francisco Victory
In the Pacific Coast League game today San Francisco won on a late lucky hit after a low scoring pitchers’ duel between Baum and Whalen. Baum and Spies opposed Whalen and Wilson with most innings ending in batters retired in order.
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San Francisco
Whalen
Baum
R.H. E. Pao
Spies
Wilson
Columbia Juniors Rout Evening News in 16-point Win
The Columbia Juniors of Butte defeated the Evening News team by 16 points. Key contributors included Morrison and Little for the Juniors and Kearney and Brown for the News. Broadway and Rushyards also won easily with Broadway defeating Bushyards. Mooney and Steinbeck led Broadway. Ward and Ritzburger led Bushyards.
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Butte
To & Batteries
Morrison
Little
News
Kearney
Brown
Broadways
Rushyards
Broadway
Mooney
Steinbeck
Bushyards
Ward
Ritzburger
Gilpatrick Puzzles Boise as Pitching Holds Tie
Boise could not solve Gilpatrick who limited them to four hits. The scoring featured pitchers Hanson and Hoedsen with Gilpatrick and Stanley contributing key hits in a tight game.
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Boise
Idaho
Gilpatrick
R. Hesn
Hoedsen
Hanson
Stanley
Vaughan Breaks 24 Hour Auto Record at Empire City
Guy Vaughan began yesterday at Empire City track aiming to break the 24 hour auto record. By 1 p.m. he had covered 1000 miles, ahead of Ridgeway’s April record at Brighton Beach. Poor track conditions forced postponement of afternoon races including the $2,000 Chevrolett versus Barney Oldfield match.
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New York
Guy Vaughan
Empire City
Charles
Chevrolett
Barney Oldfield
Seattle Racing Results from June 24 Meet
In five and a half furlongs Joe Kelly led the first race with Lady Rice second and Chief Aloha third in 1:08. Eleven Bells won the seven furlongs second race with Pundie Belle second and Dolly Weithoff third in 1:28. Iras captured the mile and 50 yards third with North Pole second and Fille d Or third in 1:45. Stilicho won the one mile fourth race with Ovyrode second and Hugh McGowan third in 1:41.4. Doublet took the six furlongs fifth race with Interlude second and Sterling Towers third in 1:14. Blue Ridge won the mile and a sixteenth sixth race with Wenrick second and Cin nabar third in 1:48.
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Seattle
Joe Kelly
Lady Rice
Chief Aloha
Eleven Bells
Pundie Belle
Dolly Weithoff
Iras
North Pole
Stilicho
Ovyrode
Hugh McGowan
Interlude
Sterling Towers
Blue Ridge
Wenrick
Cinnabar
International chess tournament reaches tenth round in Ostend
Ostend June 4 chess experts began the tenth round of the international tournament. By time, Wolf defeated Taubenhaus, Janowski defeated Leonhardt, while Blackburne vs Schlechter and Marco vs Marshall ended in draws.
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Ostend
Wolf
Taubenhaus
Janowski
Leonhardt
Blackburne
Schlechter
Marco
Marshall
North American Gymnastics Union festival closes with 2800 athletes
In Indianapolis 2,800 athletes gathered for the North American Gymnastic Union festival. After a day of marching and field contests the program ended with a massing of participants in wand and dumbbell exercises and no illnesses reported.
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Indianapolis
American double scull champions sail to Hamburg regatta
John Mulcahey and William Harley renowned American double scull oarsmen departed New York aboard the Patricia to compete in the Royal International Regatta at Hamburg. The duo seeks another top finish on the international stage.
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New York
John Mulcahey
William Harley
America
Patricia
Hamburg
Elizabeth Moore Wins U S Woman's Singles Championship
Philadelphia report indicates Miss Elizabeth Moore of Kings County Tennis Club New York defeated Miss Helen Homans of the West Side to win the United States women’s singles championship. The match occurred June 24 in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Elizabeth Moore
Kings County Tennis Club
New York
United States
Helen Homans
West Side
May Sutton Loses Championship by Default Abroad
In the final round of the tournament at nis club New York the scores 6-4 5-7 6-1 are recorded. Miss May Sutton last year’s champion is in England and loses the championship by default.
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Nis Club
New York
May Sutton
England
Clothier and Larned Defeat Ward and Wright in London Doubles
American duo William Clothier and William Larned won the London championship doubles title at Queen's Club defeating Holcombe Ward and Beals Wright 6-4 7-5 1-6 6-4. The match drew a large crowd as the Americans completed a London sweep and eyed Wimbledon and the Davis Cup clash ahead.
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Queen's Club
William J. Clothier
William A. Larned
Holcombe Ward
Beals
Wright
Ward
Clothier
Larned
England
Wimbledon
Schmidt
Dwight F
Doherty Brothers
Bookmakers Arrested At Delmar Track In Anti Bet Raid
Deputy sheriffs arrested John Flynn president of the Central Turf Association and two of his employees during the sixth race at Delmar track on anti betting charges. Satchels black boards and money were seized as evidence. Moments later Charles Noel and two associates were also arrested on similar charges with other paraphernalia seized.
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St. Louis
St. Louis County
John Flynn
Delmar
Charles Noel
Flynn
Central Turf Association
Toronto elects Justice MacLaren president at convention
In Toronto on June 24 the International Sunday School Convention unanimously chose Justice MacLaren of Toronto as president. The decision highlighted MacLaren's reputation and leadership within the organization.
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Ontario
International Sunday School Convention Today
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Celerite Wins Prix Belvedere at St. Cloud Races
Paris reports that June H and William K Vanderbilt’s horse Celerite captured the Prix Belvedere at St. Cloud today, marking a notable victory in the racing season with strong rival entries.
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Paris
William K. Vanderbilt
St. Cloud
Larson Andersons Marry in Butte House Ceremony
Andrew Larson and Lizzie Anderson, both of Butte, wed Saturday evening June 24 at 638 East Galena street with Rev. J. W. Nyvall officiating. The couple will reside on East Galena street.
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Andrew Larson
Lizzie Anderson
Butte
East Galena Street
J. W. Nyvall
Best Lubricants and Pianos From Local Stores
For sewing machines bicycles and other uses the cheapest oil proves best in the end Genuine Singer oil is sold only at Singer stores Look for the red 8S Anaconda Montana and 308 East Park Avenue Also 133 West Park Street Butte For piano or organ value contact Orton Bros 219 North Main Street Butte
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East Park Avenue
Anaconda
Mont
West Park Street
Butte
Orton Bros
Main Street
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