Butte Stock Boom Ends as Fans Weigh the Hall Offer
Butte club stock boom ends amid mixed hopes for Northwest League stay. Hall’s offer of stock blocks was declined by eight to ten partners, delaying downtown grounds financing. Local business men hesitate to invest without long term guarantees as plans for a hall park and continued franchise rumble through coming winter.
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Butte
League Hall
Rss Hall
Russ Mall
Montana
Focal Business
Atogic
Butle Club
Hall Park
Mr. Hall
Uiey
Hues
Baseball Leadership and League Profits Highlight Montana Trust
The account praises McCloskey as the sole manager who kept the club profitable while others failed. It notes the Seattle league report forecasts growth and mentions Russ Hall and the Giants under planning, with schedules showing Spokane, Butte, and Vancouver travel. The piece hints at the Giants’ rising prominence and rebukes a Swish block for obstructing Siwash.
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Frank Jones
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Bath
Giants
Black Cats
Seattle
Spokane
Ely
Aberdeen
Gianta
Vancouver
Brown
Statheuss Hall
BI Hurley
Charles
Siwash
Northwestern league great game Seattle wins on late plays
Special Djavatech reports a high scoring Northwest League tilt where Seattle defeats Tacoma 4 to 1. Taroma collected three hits but failed to drive in a run as sensational ninth inning plays secured Seattle's victory.
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Djavatech
Beattie
Dusdate
Tuck
Stershes Wionihe
Tacoma
By & J
Swess
Marti
Turnett
Kellackey
Vurney
Hoe
Bennett
Smess
Lynch
Graham
McKune
Hest
Huah
Stanley
Hal
Shea
Timpira
Bines
Cats Scratch Tacoma Team in Uneven Scrimmage
A scrambled game report from Spokane describes a chaotic match where key players faced early fouls and rotations. The fragment hints at Aber dron Blark and Caunt Hilen influencing play as the contest unfolds with disputed possession and uncertain outcomes.
Griffith Resigns as Yankee Chief Chief Griffith resigns from New York managing post
Special Dispatch to the Standard Philadelphia June 24 Clarke Griffith tendered his resignation as manager of the New York Yankees after five troubled seasons. Owner Frank Farrell met with Griffith who said he saw no pennant hope and suggested a successor be chosen. Inner reports name Christy Mathewson as possible new skipper, contingent on release from the Giants. Griffith plans to move to a Montana ranch as the Yankee shuffle unsettles the baseball world.
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Farrell
Mathewson
Standard
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York
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Frank Farrel
Grifith
Griffith
New York
Yankees
Norman Elber-feld
Farrel
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Falsoua
Great Northern
Indians Fall To Aberde n In Dusty Game Lights Out Errors
A rough ballgame saw Aberdeen edge Spokane 4 to 3 after a puzzled Indian shortstop mishandled a routine ball off a pebble, letting two runs score. Starkell pitched sturdy relief but costly fielding and scattered hits kept Spokane in reach. Westcott and Rob erts contributed behind the plate as Seattle teams vie for late-season momentum.
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Dut
Aberdeen
Starkell
Mackin
Indians
Roberts
Rogers
Eallt
Cleveland Triumph Over Chicago In Low-Scoring Game
Cleveland defeated Chicago 9 to 0 in a muddy matchup. Batteries-tass and N. Sullivan starred for Cleveland as the Cubs managed little offense.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Tass
N. and Sullivan
Washington Beats Boston In Slow Unexciting Game
Washington won a slow unexciting game against Boston today. Scorp, RIL EL Washington led scoring with Keeley and Itra, Winter, Burewell, Hartman and McFarland among the scorers. Mullin and teammates pushed ahead early as Mullin, Thomas, Warde and Sneaves contributed.
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Washington
Boston Today
Scorp
Smyith
Keeley
Itra
Winter
Burewell
Hartman
McFarland
Petra Pune
Louie
Dutroit
Las Oye
Mullin
Thomas
Warde
Sneaves
New York and Philadelphia End Night In Darkness Stop
The game between New York and Philadelphia halted after nine innings due to darkness. Scare RK. KEL New York v2. & 9 fy Philadelphia no Ealieres-Mamiinc, Ghesbro and Kiel non Senitzer, Vickers, Smith and Pox eT,
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New York
Ealieres
Mamiinc
Ghesbro
Kielnon Senitzer
Vickers
Smith and Poxet
National League baseball results and scattered highlights
Fragmented report from a National League game night shows St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, and Chicago action. Mentions include Batterivy-Corridon, Hostetter, Wal Wolmer, and score notes amid disjointed lines and player names with unclear outcomes and dates.
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Butte
Vancouver
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Chitoco
Clevelant
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Lorton
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Glarner Kept Off Olympic Team for Poor Sportsmanship
Clarence Kuinidnen reports that Glarner was barred from the Olympic squad after alleged misconduct during practice and competition at Stanford and other venues. The piece notes Glarner’s alleged temper and method clashes, with Pacific Athletic Association president Palxotta urging dismissal to preserve sportsmanlike standards for Pacific coast representation.
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Glarner
A.A. T
Glaner
Horaatter
Pacific
Minsmith Avenue Beats Main Street Juniors 2 1
The Minsmith avenue ball team defeated the Main Street Juniors yesterday two to one, with strong pitching from Leaver and solid defense. Matcher Umea secured the win for the avenue, while Missoula avenue's McKune Shea and James provided solid battery support. The winners are prepared to face any team with players under 16 years old.
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Guade Tr Wo
Main Street
Sears
Umea
Avenue Arawa
Mle Twa Honorus
Missoula Avenue
McKune
Shea
James
Tutlers
Dell Paddock
Snyder
Anaconda to Face Dillon in Two Games Here
Dillon travels to Anaconda for a two game series that could resolve the alate championship knot. The Dillon squad, once viewed as invincible, was defeated by Butte, while Anaconda aims to rebound behind pitcher Bulto and the Snake lineup. The weekend games loom as a crucial test for both teams.
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Anaconda
Dillon
Butte
Jones
Burns Signs To Meet Squires In Australian Heavy Fight
A cryptic note suggests Burns has signed to meet Squires in an Australian heavy bout. Details are unclear with garbled text mentioning at the barnes and possible weight or scoring references. Further verification needed for date venue and outcome.
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Burns
Squires
Shorting Ellar Standard Pace Between McCines and Herrals
A brief note records a pace between McCines uey and Herrals BT OWENS. Anwwar Merrite is noted for reveries and heavy monet play.
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Ellar Standard
McCinesuéy
Herrals
Owens
Merrite
Racing Officials Named For Track Meet With Denver Entrants
The Jockey club announced officers and judges led by Wilton as president and Marty Stover as secretary and handicapper. Ted Lee wired Stover about sending faw and shin horses from Denver to Butte, including the notable Tagg. Arrival list includes J H N Shoul d ice and Wistera, Royal River, Entrada, and others. Weather clear, track fast. first race five and a half furlongs.
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Wilton
Marty Stover
Clele Mavey
Judgai H. E. Woods
C. H. Williams
Arn
McRaa
Portland
Denver
Dominick O'Malley
W'Malley
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Dlem
Gold Rose
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Shouldice
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Royal River
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Happy Rice
al Hastings
Poppy
G. W Gantz
Mina Gibson
Doran
J. T. Cochran
Andrew Mack
D. Barringer
Minnie
George Hutton
Playliit
Ed Gray
Nabonnarar
Yale and Harvard race grips New London streets
New London hosts Yale and Harvard heat race amid loud cheering and flags. Harvard claims early momentum with a 2 1/2 length freshman win and a three‑quarters length victory in the graduates race, two races that boost confidence for the main event later.
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Yale
Harvard
Ney
Landon
Othnium
Crimson
Gale's Ferry
Seekest
Harvard Cereiw
Wolgast Joins Exodus 10 West for Crack Coast Bout
Ad Wolgast may skip a Philadelphia match with Tommy O Toole and head west after a lucrative offer from Billy Reach. Reach plans a bout with Frankie Edwards, Pacific coast featherweight champion, with share of gross receipts and travel, awaiting weight agreement. Frank Muikern weighs options as Wolgast ponders the coast fight.
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Exodus 10
Tommy O'Toole
Philadelphia
Ad Wolgast
Frank Muikern
Billy Reach
Frisco
Reach
Frankie Edwards
Pacific Coast
Muikern
Ner
Telegraph Wires to Be Removed at Sheepshead Bay Track
By order of the Jockey Club telegraph wires will be removed from the Sheepshead Bay track tomorrow and telephone lines will replace them. Transmission of information from the track will be censored by the club. Nelson, once the emaciated marvel who pitched such sensational ball last season, is back in form and proving a wizard in the California State league. Cy Swal Swain, Butte's clouting center fielder, is noted by his cognomen.
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Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Aft
Nelson
Marvel
Wizard
Swal Swain
Ben
Butte
Spokane Invites Badger Oarsmen for Exhibition
Spokane plans to invite the University of Wisconsin rowing crew to Coeur d'Alene Lake for exhibitions and a possible small race with local oarsmen. Cat Weaver of the Coeur d'Alene Boat Club aims to bring UW to the Northwest next year and organize additional local rowing events and a potential couple of days visit in Spokane.
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Jane
University of Wisconsin
Coeur d'Alene Lake
Cat L. Weaver
Coeur d'Alene Boat Club
Coeur d'Alene
Clus
Mr. Weaver
University of Waslington
University of California
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Washington
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Galten
Alton
Here
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