Johnson in Class With Giant Stars Field Day for Athletics
Report covers Johnson competing with renowned players in a field day for athletics, detailing a 14 to 2 Philadelphia win over Washington, with notable hits by Baker and a long drive at local grounds. Gallia allowed runs in relief. late innings saw shifts as Detroit and Cleveland games proceeded amid rain and scheduling notes.
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Locate
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Schoule
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Western Tri-State League Score Report Delivers Oddities
In Boise on June 25 the Western Tri-State League tally shows Pendletonese Batteries Lackard and Taylor vs Os borne Peet and King. The game featured RL E. Raine pend 4k, with Walla Walla at 3, and Bridger and Gar Welsh and Brown handling the batteries.
Lungs Suffering From Rheumatism Purifier Remedy
A historical ad touts a blood purifier advertised as curing rheumatic lung troubles. It claims to remove toxins, increase red blood cells, ease cough and chest pains, and restore strength. The copy urges readers to buy at $1 per bottle from Swift’s Bare Specie or via mail order from Swift Specie Co. in Atlanta for medical advice and “wonderful facts.”
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Forday
Lo Bwitt Specie Co
Ewitt Bidg
Atlanta
Aav
Baseball Tonight Columbia Gardens Electric versus Entre Nous
Columbia Gardens Electric faces Entre Nous in a baseball game slated for 6 30 pm Admission is 35 cents including carfare Tickets are on sale at cigar stores The contest offers local fans a chance to see two teams clash under lights with a quick finish expected
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Columbia Gardens Electric
Entre Nous
Newbro Drug Co
Howard Boxes Four Finishes Strong
Boxer Howard shows prowess in a four-opponent round robin at McCarthy's Granite Street gym. He battes Pete Brown then Patience Matterson, Dan Cummings, and a 125 pounder, delivering relentless footwork and sharp punches. Howard plans future bouts in Butte and with Treasure Stars, while matches against Dillon and Clabby are unsettled.
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Jimmy Howatse
McCarthy
Chicago
Pete Brown
Brown
Patdie Matterson
Haiti
Howard
Hana
Dan Cummings
Pontain
Cigorane
Butte
Auteur
Treasure Stars Club
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Howard-Brown
Mide
Jack Dillon
Keinnon
Jimmy
Clabby
Ditton
Tennis funds split with visiting club and national body
The report shows expenses turned over to the visiting team with $1400 paid to the West side club where matches occurred and $4600 added to the National Lawn Tennis Association's treasury.
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West Side
National Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Trea
Giants End Boston Streak In Doubleheader Split
Boston and New York split a doubleheader as Boston broke a six game skid with a win in the first game while New York took the nightcap. Parne led a late surge for the Giants with three hits as Boston’s Demaree held Moston to one run until the ninth. In the later action Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 3-2 after errors in the eighth, with Rucker Wagner and Phelps batting for the Phillies. St Louis opened with an 8-1 win over Pittsburgh in a high-scoring tenth.
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Wingo
Cincinnati club wins first game of series over Chicago
June 3 reports Cincinnati with Cheney and Reulbach strong in pitching. Chicago drops 12 to 4 as Reulbach struggles in the fifth inning allowing six hits and six walks. Richie relieves after the rough stretch while Packard and Renton handle later innings. Also notes Salt Lake and Great Falls scores and a U.S. Navy death of an admiral born in Dublin in 185? with treatment at a naval hospital.
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Union Association
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Reusbach
Richie Minsontian
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Dublin
Ireland
McLoughlin Dominates English Court to Win easily
In Wimbledon England on June 25 Maus fice E McLoughlin of San Francisco a Davis Cup member defeated T M Mavrogordato in straight sets 64 63 63 The Oxonian blue fought back to a point but McLoughlin controlled with powerful serves and cross court drives James Parke defeated Beamish in three sets Stanley Doust beat Dawson in three sets The Orlean arena fight change and revenue from international matches also noted in dispatches
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England
Maus Fice E. McLoughlin
San Francisca
United States
T. M. Mavrovordato
Mavrogordat
Oxford University
McLaughlin
McLoughlin
Oxonian
Tainty
Stoeverahe
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Love
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P.M. Dawson
Night Holds Electrics to Four Wasted Bingles
Helena dispatch notes a disjointed sports brief with scattered scores from Omaha to Indianapolis. The column mentions postponements due to rain and lists several city match results including Omaha 1 over Denver 6 and Indianapolis 8 over Columbus 3.
Barrier Race Set At Butte Track Next Thursday
Track crowds grow as 101 followers attend morning workouts at Mudders. Dozens of horses, including 20 in early practice, prepare for a barrier event with new arrivals from California and Montana. Ownership lists show many racing stables eye a strong meeting, with 75 favorites anticipated before race day.
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Transparent
Ca’ Thampton
Dublin
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Rome
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Sam J. McGibbin
Jockey Club
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Im Donovan
MacIbbin
San Francisco
W. H. Pier
Alan
Amond
Louisville
Casque
Twenty Eight Missing in Elevator Explosion Toll Rises
Buffalo officials chase every lead after a dust explosion at the Hue ted Milling company elevator. Eight men unaccounted for among the declared dead. Police and hospital checks reveal eleven injured with only six expected to recover. John Conroy, the Nickel Pinto Snaineer, died later. Two more missing. Overall toll nears nine.
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Hueted Milling Company
John Conroy
Baseball in Libby Church Services Draw Large Crowds
Tabby June 25. With a baseball game nearly every Sunday afternoon, Libby’s union outdoor service at Libby baseball park now doubles as a worship gathering. The Methodist and Presbyterian churches hold the service at the park each Sunday evening when weather permits. Fans fill the grandstand as the preacher stands near home plate to deliver the sermon to the assemblage.
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Tabby
Legioun
Libby
Man Plans to Raise Found Young Fawn Near Libby
Tanby reports Leary found a weak young fawn lying on the road after a trip to a placer mine south of Libby. He intends to raise it and will seek a state game warden permit. The animal has already shown calm behavior in town.
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Leary
Libby
Ralse
French aviator Brindejon de Mouromnais flies to Stockholm
The French aviator Marcel Brindegone des Mourois arrived in Stockholm after a Baltic crossing from Reval in four hours, with a descent on Swedish soil. Meanwhile in Chicago a July 29 boxing match between Johnny Conlon and Kia Williams was postponed due to illness, with a later date likely.
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Marcel G. Brindegone Des Mournais
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Reval
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Kia Williams
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Conlon
Anaconda Labor Union Elects Officers and Delegates
The Anaconda Federal Labor union met last night and elected officers for the ensuing term. William P. Jonson was named president, G. W. Baker vice president, and Herman Ulrich warden. Lita P. Johnson, George Hart, and Weaker were elected delegates to the Central Labor Council, with Hart and Jonson representing the group alongside Baker and others.
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Anaconda Federal Labor Union
William P. Jonson
G. W. Baker
Herman Ulrich
Lita P. Johnson
George Hart
Central Labor Council
Mt Jonson
G. Ww. Baker
B. Hore
Tailings dam failure washes out Warm Springs road
A tailings dam broke across the stream near Warm Springs yesterday morning, washing out a road stretch below. Deer Lodge County commissioners planned an immediate inspection and repairs, with repair crews to restore the road and water flow. The report also mentions military reports unrelated to the dam incident.
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Deer Lodge
Wildewin
Bula Vist Sevral
Independent practice games on city common Sunday
The armacynenem8 club and the Independents will hold practice games on the city common as part of the Independents training for their upcoming match with Joe Independents of Butte on Sunday.
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Butte
Seattle Beats Tacoma 4 2 In Northwest League Clash
Seattle wins 4 to 2 as Dell allows three hits. Tacoma scoring comes in second on Murdock’s homer after walks to Holdeman and Belford. Seattle ties in fourth on balls and doubles, Straight homers in sixth to seal win. Spokane shuts out Victoria 6 0 as Smith Boatman and Shea hold Victoria.
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Seattle
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Holdeman
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Rhe
Tacoma Seay
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Grindell
Harris Kell
Cadman
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Covaleskle
Hannah
Portland Rain Delays Portland Vancouver Game
Heavy rain in Portland on June postponed the Portland Vancouver game amid wet field conditions. Officials awaited clearer skies as teams prepared for a rescheduled matchup with both squads aiming to secure a key early season win.
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Portland-vancouver Hame
Umpire Nordyke Resigns From Northwestern League
June 25 report from Portland states Lant Nordyke, a player, telegraphed from Spokane his resignation as umpire of the Northwestern league. President Alder Jones says Nordyke felt he could get along with players as a peer but not as an umpire, explaining the shift in stance.
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Lant Nordyke
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Alelder Jones
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