Frisco Wins 16-Inning Duel With Los Angeles
In Tacoma San Francisco and Los Angeles split a day with a 16 inning win for San Francisco in the afternoon. Williams pitched 13 for SF while Whalen closed. Tozier impressed for LA in a drawn out classic and the morning game went to LA on errors and timely hitting.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wilson
Shea
Whalen
Spencer
Flood
Dillon
Brashear
Tozier
Williams
Gray
Wright
Eager Henley
Hn. H. EF
Cas Erker
Spies
Davis
Portland Seattle game postponed by rain
A Portland Oregon sports brief notes the Portland versus Seattle game scheduled for June 25 is postponed due to rain. The report mentions the two teams and the rain delaying play.
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Portland
Ore
Chicago Picnic Beats Cincinnati in National League Tilt
Chicago topped Cincinnati with every batter hitting safely and scoring in a June 2 game. Harper endured a tough fifth inning as Weimer and Klingdorpers combined for the win with Hahn and Schlei handling the battery duties. Umpire Ikklem called the game.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Harper
Weimer
Klingdorper
Hahn
Schlei
iKklem
Pittsburg Bats Thielman Early in St Louis Tilt
St Louis reports Pittsburg bats Thielman from the box in the first inning scoring four runs. Attendance 81. Score and box details list McFarland Warner Case Peitz and umpires O Day and Bauswine.
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St. Louis
Pittsburg
Thielman
Attendanca
R. H. KB
Desecancra
McFarland and
Warner
Case
Peitz
O' Day
Bauswine
Chicago Beats Cleveland In Batting Duel At Home
Chicago defeated Cleveland in a batting game as Altrock pitched in fine form. Attendance was 25. The Batteries were Altrock and McFarland for Chicago while Bernhard and Bemis worked for Cleveland.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Altrock
R.H. E. Sop
Fbadsei
Adnessie Dishiedse Sd
Garoverrine Nieceiss Dsedsees
Altrock and
McFarland
Bernhard
Bemis
St Louis Beats Detroit in All Aspects at Home Return
St Louis returned from a poor trip by dominating Detroit in every phase. Rockenfield stole third with no one on base in the fifth, then scored. Attendance was 3,200. Batteries were Pett y and Weaver for St Louis and Ford and Doran for Detroit.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Rockenfield
An. H. E
Petty
Weaver
Ford and Doran
Demostration Clashes at Russian Consulate in Genoa
A hostile demonstration occurred Saturday night at the Russian consulate in Genoa with chants of Down with the czar and broken windows. Police dispersed the mob and restored order.
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Genoa
Northwest league prospect stirs interest in Butte
Washington newspapers push a large Northwest league for 1906. Spokane notes favor Spokane and Seattle while Butte seeks entry. writers suggest Tacoma Vancouver Bellingham and Portland may join. Dugdale leads Seattle push with David K. Dugdale shaping the drive.
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Rotse
Ogden
Spokane
Butte
Copper City
Bellingham
Vancouver
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Lucas
Seattle News
David Kk
Dugdale
North Pacific Coast
James A. Miller
National Association
Tueas
Helena
Salt Lake
Tuiecas
Little League
Broadways Challenge Besin Juniors on Fourth
The Broadways seek a Fourth of July game with the Besin Juniors or any under 15 team in the state. Proposals should go to J Steinbech at 333 East Broadway alley.
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Broadways
Besin
J. Steinbech
East Broadway Alley
Great Falls And Butte Split doubleheader in city start
Great Falls and Butte split a doubleheader in Great Falls with a 3 to 2 morning win by Great Falls over Butte and a 5 to 4 afternoon victory by Butte after a wild ninth inning. Burns of Great Falls pitched well in the morning. Burns of Butte struggled with 15 hits. Delaney started for Great Falls in the afternoon before Claybourne delivered a decisive two-run single.
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Great Falls
Butte
Burns
Sullivan
Butte Boys
Delaney
Claybourne
AB. R
Kane
Pratt
Whitney
Towers
Kennedy
Pernod Wrens of
Reed
Rose
Tee
Radis
Hasterlick
White
Orlet
White - Fitch
Kaufman
Oriet
Burns Butte
Buttes
Monroe
R.H Whitney
A.E
P ” Radis
Erese
H.po
Titeh
Clayborne
Tees
Merkle
If Parwates Kane
Poscoes
Sess Pratt
Kaufmann
Rf Wilson
P Bees Sosaegeset
Wilson
Fitch
Oriel
Skelly
Helena Drops Game to Missoula Amid Errors
Helena failed to hold a lead as Missoula rallied with five runs in the eighth inning after a scoreless middle game. The contest featured cold, unfavorable weather and light attendance with Missoula winning 9 to 3 after early Helena scores.
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Helena
Missoula
No Game in Brooklyn Due to Police Edict
No professional baseball was played in Brooklyn as the New York and Brooklyn National League clubs were barred from Washington Park by a police edict. The scheduled game did not take place.
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Brooklyn
New York
Washington Park
All Ready For A Go In The Prize Ring In Butte
Boxing fans in Butte anticipate two July 4 bouts with Buddy Ryan and Charles Neary arriving from Chicago Milwaukee to train at Gregson Springs. Ryan, the white welterweight champion, has defeated Honey Mellody three times and prepares for a Fitzpatrick defense despite last minute venue tweaks. Neary and Ryan may spar together while a potential match with George Peterson offers a lucrative middle July date, drawing strong local interest.
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Butte
Buddy Ryan
John Reed
Chicago
Charles Neary
Milwaukee
Pete Teague
Gregson Springs
Two Mills
Ryan
Husky
Pattle Creek
Mich
John McDonough
George Herberts
Neary
Buddy
Billy Roche
George Peterson
Clancy
Colma
Roche
Golden State Athletic Club
Nelson
Herrera
Hamburg Beats Meteor and Wins Kiel Yacht Race
Imperial Yacht Club Kiel June 2 Hamburg defeated Meteor by nearly six minutes on a 33 knot course. Hamburg time 1 4 T? Meteor 2 27 35. Orion beat Ailsa 3 34 47 to 2 96 44. Swan navahoe and Comet raced with Navahoe 3 37. Emperor William held services on Mohenzelrn. Ambassador Tower attended.
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Imperial Yacht Club
Kiel
Prussia
Hamburg
Emperor William
Prince Henry
Orion
Henry
Redmond
Robert W. Goelet
Swan
Capri
W. Warren
Comet
Navahoe
Mohenz
Lern
Charles Manning Tower
Germany
Pacific coast amateur handball championship opens in Portland
The Pacific coast amateur championship handball tournament starts tomorrow at the Multnomah Athletic club under the Lewis and Clark exposition bureau of athletics. Entries come from across the coast and the event runs through July 1 with notable players including Louis Levy from San Francisco Thomas H. Cleiland Guy Thompson R. Scott E. K. Watkins T. M. Dunne from Portland W. M. Dennis and C. Jones from Astoria Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
Multonomah Athletic Club
Bureau of Athletics
Louis Levy
San Francisco
Thomas H. Clelland
Guy Thompson
R. Scott
E. EK. Watkins
T. M. Dunne
W. M. Dennis
C. Jones
Astoriag
Reno Wheel Men Defeat New Centurys in 50 Mile Relay
In Reno on June 25 a large crowd witnessed the Reno wheel men win a 50 mile relay against the New Centurys of San Francisco. Carter of Reno broke ahead in the fourth relay, pulling away from Bailey of San Francisco to finish about an eighth of a mile ahead.
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Reno
Nev
San Francisco
California
Carter
Bailey
Steltz Shuts Spokane. Boise Edges In Low-Hit Clash
In Boise on June 25 Steltz held Spokane to five hits while Boise collected 11 off Klinkhammer. A tight, snappy game with a closer score than the hit totals suggest Batteries Steltz Hanson Blinkhammer Stanley shared pitching duties as the Boise nine won.
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Boise
Idaho
Picnic draws eighteen thousand at Germania park
Eighteen thousand people attended a grand picnic at Germania park in Indianapolis to close the festival of the North American Gymnastic Union which began last Tuesday evening.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Germania Park
Alder and Ruby Older Ball Game Ends 37 to 18
An afternoon crowd watched Alder defeat Ruby 37 to 18 in an old fashioned baseball game. The report notes the sizable attendance and mentions the Elite hotel near the depot in Livingston.
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The
Standard
Ruby
Alder
Livingston
New Elite Hotel
N. E. A. Rates to Asbury Park via Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific offers train tickets for the N E A meeting to Asbury Park with June 27 sale dates and round trip prices of 70.85 via Montreal 72.40 via differential lines and 74.35 via standard lines. Return deadline August 31. Inquiries to W H Merriman General Agent. Orton Bros 219 N Main St Butte advertise pianos and organs.
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Northern Pacific
Montreal
Sandard
W. H. Merriman
Asbury Park
Baltimore
Denver
Northern Pacific Railway
Butte
Mont
A. M. Cleland
St. Paul, Minn
J. G. Nash
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Oakland
Hogan
Thomas
Sheehan
Devereaux
van Haltren
Lohman
R. H. FE
Lohman and Streib
Graham
Bray
Butte News
Rogers Bros
Owsley Biock Butte
Weber
Montana
Montana Music Co
North Main Street
F. A. Ironside
Arena “Fu
Montana Athletic Club
William “Buddy” Ryan Welter
America
Geo. Herberts
Duncan MacDonald
Fried's
O’gorman's
Gillis
Schilling’s
National League
Montana State League
Helena Ten Eee
Ole Great Falls
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
St Louis
the Czar
Whole West
C. E. Alsop
3 Kuhns
MR. Lloyd Spencer
J. K. Murphy
Clara Land
Australia
Calton
Harvey
Mack and Elliott
Butte and the Falls
Vic
Tory
Hewry
Alder and Ruby
Orton Bros
Main Street
Glacier
Montana Hardware CO
Vania BU
Buffalo and Return
Ellis
Asbury Park and Return
Buffalo
Burlington
F. W. Klippel
Billings, Mont
H. F. Ruger
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Yellowstone Park
VIA
Grand Canyon
Great Northern Railway
Elks AT
Northern Steamship Company
Duluth
N. J
Walt Allen
W. Broadway
Richards the Undertaker
W. Park
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