Hildebrand Hurls Nineteen Innings In Doubleheader
Hildebrand pitched both games for Great Falls and should have won both, but costly errors and wild throws cost the opener. In the first game Helena took the lead on earned runs while Salt Lake and Helena miscues aided races. In the second, a dropped ball at the plate allowed a run to count in the tenth as Foster reached second on a fielding error. Clothier and Fortier contributed, while Hannah was credited with a failing catch. Time of game about 1 hour 5 minutes.
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Even Break At Helena Irby's Men Win Series
Salt Lake and Helena split a double header in Helena, taking the series five games to the locals. Helena won 6 to 5 in the opener, Salt Lake edged 1 to 0 in the nightcap, with pitching by Schimpff and strong defense. Key plays included Zwicker and Pendleton unassisted doubles, a wild double steal by Irby and Kelly, and a late rally for Helena.
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Membership tickets on sale at Merkie s and Gillis stores
Membership tickets are on sale at Merkie s and Gillis cigar stores. The notice lists no further details.
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Gillis
Kilmer’s Remedy Claim Excerpted For Kidney Liver Bladder
A fragment promotes a medical elixir for kidney liver and bladder issues available from druggists in various sizes. It mentions a mail offer and a pamphlet, directing to Dr. Kilmer & Co New York.
Baseball scorer coupon offer from The Anaconda Standard
A Baseball scorer coupon offer entitles the holder to a celluloid scoring tablet upon presentation at the Butte or Anaconda office of the Standard. Include 10 cents with five other daily coupons and two Sunday coupons of different dates, or send 12 cents and coupons to the Anaconda Standard, Anaconda, Montana, to have the scorer mailed. Name and address required.
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City League Teams In An Even Break
Poor costly errors in a row in fifth make it possible for the AB A M to win. Second came furnishes a better brand of national came.
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Irrigators Sweep Scrappers in Missoula Series Run
Missoula Irrigators took two from the Scrappers, extending their series win streak to six. Boise lost the day’s opener in ten innings as Waters doubled and scored on King’s bunt before Maloney held the locals in the bottom half. The second game saw Boise jump to a four-run lead in the first inning, Kellackey ejected for disputing a call, and Missoula never catching up. The Electrics and Boston & Montana split a twin bill at McCloskey Park, with the Miners winning 5–4 in a bizarre first game marked by four Electrics errors, and the Electrics edging the Miners 4–3 in seven innings as Devine pitched four frames before a sore arm forced Herrigan in.
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Missoula Beats Boise In Short Baseball Tilt
Hit by pitched ball by Ry Joss 2 times. Stolen bases by Sauer Stevens Case Flick King Murray 2. Sacrifice hits by O Mara Raver Case. Two base hits Waters Murray Flanagan Roberts 2. Wild pitch by Joss. Left on bases Boise 6 Missoula 5. Time of game one hour forty five minutes. Umpire Toman.
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Devereaux
Shea
Zwicker
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Seattle Beats Spokane 4-3 In Northwest League Scuffle
Seattle edged Spokane 4 to 3 in a Northwest League game played in Seattle. Kraft and Hasty pitched for Seattle while Sage and Shea contributed for Spokane. The box score line includes errors and hit totals but is partially garbled.
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Vancouver Victoria game replay in Seattle double-header
In Seattle on June 24, the Vancouver-Victoria contest was replayed. The match had been listed for today as part of yesterday’s double-header.
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Unclear Rail Match Scores From Regional Card
In Des Moines Topeka action Des Moines leads 7 to 4. At St Joseph St Joseph edges Denver 5 to 1. Omaha Pueblo shows 4 to 1 with Ormaha trailing 1. Sioux City Sioux City posts 23 against Lincoln with incomplete final.
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Sacramento Scores Report Race Day Games
Sacramento hosts a doubleheader with morning and afternoon matches at Stockton. Batteries Criger and Grindlie Nourse star in the opening game while Delhi and Smith headline the afternoon contest. Arellanes, Thompson and Thomas contribute strong plays in both outings.
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National Amateur Athletic Union Games Set at Forbes Field
Athletes from across the United States travel to Pittsburg for the junior and senior championships at Forbes Field on June 30 and July 1 with six hundred competitors. Winners will become American representatives for the Stockholm Olympics next year. In Kansas City, Harry Brewer defeated Jack Dunleavy in a fifth round welterweight bout.
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Jack Dunleavy
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Cubs Tie Giants and Pirates Rainwashed Doubleheader Summary
Chicago beat Pittsburgh in a rain soaked game as Levfield allowed few hits while batteries Richie and Archer supplied support. In Cincinnati St Louis split a doubleheader with Suggs and Golden starring in the two games. Keefe and Mellea led Boston while danger lingered across New York Brooklyn and Cincinnati Pittsburg matchups.
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Fifth inning rally sinks Detroit in Chicago game
Chicago won a 6 run fifth inning rally aided by errors and hits to beat Detroit. Rain aided Chicago as Willett weakened Walsh and White was rescued in the sixth. Key players cited include White Walsh Sullivan Willett Lafitte Stanage and others.
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Cleveland takes both ends of St Louis doubleheader
In St Louis on June 2 Cleveland won both games of a doubleheader. Gregg blanked the Boals in the first game, and Krapp starred on the mound and at the plate in the second. Batteries included Pelly andarko Gregg and Smith in game one and Lake George Tar Krapp Fisher in game two. Detroit at Chicago and other matchups listed.
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