Athletics Keep Up Their Bombardment in Doubleheader
Philadelphia defeats Washington in the opener with Mullin pulled early and Ainsmith stealing home on a delayed play. In the second, Bender shuts down the lineup after Brown departs, Groom and Henry contributing. Chicago sneaks past Cleveland as errors and weak defense aid the visitors. St Louis wins a tense extra-inning showcase over Detroit as Leverenz mows batters and a late rally seals it. Boston and New York game postponed due to wet grounds with two games slated next.
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Groom
Plank
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Ainemith
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Engel
Wilson
Henry
Ainsmith
Lapp
Wilton
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Boston Today
Tyler
Toston
Tto
Hess
Dove
Mathewson
Fonton
Crandall
Boston
Aneeneite
James
Rariden
Whaling
Fromme
Meyers
Hartley
San Francisco Beats Venice to Take PCL Three Straight
In a Pacific Coast League matchup San Francisco defeated Venice to extend its win streak to three. Key performers included Hatterjee, Baker, Schmidt, Koester, Harkness, Ferguson and Elliott contributing to the decisive victory as San Francisco marred Venice’s efforts.
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Venice
Jess
Tigers
Pan Francisco
Sbi
Hatterjee
Baker
Schmidt
Koestner
Harkness
Ferguson
Elliott
Wind Spoils Exhibition in Sacramento Showdown
A heavy wind marred a Sacramento Los Angeles exhibition with errors across innings. Sacramento edged ahead on a fourth inning rally while Portland swept a two game doubleheader with Oakland, both featureless contests marred by miscues and scattered hits.
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Sacramento
Los Angeles
Tom Angeler
Bilse
Northwestern League Scores and June Baseball Highlights
Spokane hosts Victoria in a 4 to 3 Spokane win with Flatteriee, Tiardin, Shea, Kraft, and Hannah contributing. Seattle defeats Tacoma with Patterson, McGinnity, Morris, McIvor, Cadman. Portland edges Vancouver in eleven innings with Batteriee, Hail, Kennick, Cynee, and Murray. American Association results show Minneapolis 2 Milwaukee 1, Kansas City 6 Columbus 2, Louisville 6 Toledo 2, Indianapolis 6 White 1, St Joseph 6 Lincoln 1.
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Des Moines
Omaha
Sioux City
Topeka
Wiehtta
Knight Owls Rally Past Electrics In Ninth Inning
Knight Owls exploded for seven runs in the ninth inning to overtake the Electrics who led into the frame. Hildebrand issued two walks to pinch hitters Percy and Foley, both later scoring on Knight’s timely hits. Delhi relieved Hildebrand but four more Knight runners crossed the plate before Hester closed the game. The Electrics had a two run rally halted late as rain postponed another game and the Beloit note about Becker appears incidental.
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Weaver
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Onden
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Kelly
Tourrey
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Idebrand
Clair
Ballnger
Rand
Ballinger
Rain Breaks Up Highlanders Second Contest
Rain halted the second scheduled game as Highlanders and Coppertops failed to finish. Detroit scout Fred Lake watched pitcher Trekell and catcher McLean, with talks of Dalfty, Zamloch, and Marshall. Blankenship’s signings boost Trekell to a pitching role, hailed by Highlanders as a promising addition for the end of the season.
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St. Lane
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Thayer
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cliff Blankenship
Union Associaton
McCloskey
Miller Huggins
Skipper Roberts
Dodgers Take Two From the Phillies in double header
Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 5 to 2 in 14 innings and 4 to 2 as Curtis led both wins. Rucker left with heat after a single in the thirteenth. Manner, Wilts, and Dooin contributed.
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Rucker
Reat Atgle
Curtle
Aze
Fander
Br ‘Manner Thootn
Brooklyn
Fischer
Rixey
Satan
Brookis
Curtis
Tischer
Alexan Laer
Dooin
Killifer
Boxing Bout Set for Empire Theater Friday Night
In Butte a Friday night program at the Empire Theater will feature a three round bout between two local fighters. Dave Foley will referee the match, though even Foley does not know the identities of the two contestants.
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Empire Theater
Butte
Dave Foley
Foley
Williams and Lesear Spark Englist Lawn Tennis Clash
In Pendleton, Oregon, June 3 tension rose as R. Norris Williams of Harvard met R. F. Leseur of South Africa in the marquee Englist lawn tennis championship match. Williams initially led, then faded as Lesear surged to win the second set, while other fixtures featured Biddle defeating Jarvis, Powell beating Crawley, and Wolwutt (Powell) sweeping past Leeseur in later rounds.
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Maurice FE. McLoughlin
R. Norris Williams
Harvard
R. F. Lesear
Craig Biddie
Philadelphia
F. H. Jarvis
England
Biddle
RB. Powell
W.C. Crawley
Whilums
Leseur
Powell
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Williams
Lee
Wallame
Tin
Lesear
Case
Race news and horse arrivals at Montana track
Arrivals from 14 states lace the Butte track as Cooney & Co bring favored stable candidates including Arbutus Lady Stalworth Foreguard Made Musgrave Star Actor and Lavchow. A special Spokane train with 175 racing men departs for the meet while entries from California Montana Washington and others heat up juvenile racing and Shampton contests.
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Johnson on way for fight abroad extradition considered
Montreal reports say Jack Johnson the pugilist plans to sail for Europe to box in St Petersburg next September while facing a white slavery conviction in Chicago. Investigations in Cedar Lake and Toronto questioned his movements with authorities noting possible extradition under Canada’s policy and U S treaties.
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Jack Johnson
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Wriiten Calle
Chicago
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Flanagan
Bai
Department of Justice
Duck Johnson
Nada
Atinson
Cedar Lake
Ind
Charles F. Dewoodey
Canada
Dewoodey
Leavenworth
United States
Elwood W. Godman
Godman
France
Yankee Allen Seeks 126 Pound Bout with Joe Thomas
Yankee Allen, an East coast featherweight, declares he will post 250 to appear if Joe Thomas or any 126 pound rival backs a match in the ring. He says he has faced sidestepping and seeks a Montana bout after 10 days of pursuit. Tally Johns is rumoured to be involved as well.
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West
Yankee Allen
East
Montana
Tally Johns
Allen
John Thomas
Lee
Imperial 1
Rogers
Walker
Kentucky
Leo
Chandler
Featherweight bout eyed as July match in state
Boxing talk centers on Thomas and Mien amid potential 126-pound clash. promoters seek terms and a big Butte to Anaconda turnout if the bout is staged.
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California
Butte
Mien
Thomas
Momas
Anaconda
Senate Approves Erdman Mediation Changes to Avert Strike
The Senate swiftly passed amendments to the Erdman mediation Act aimed at avoiding a threatened strike by about 90 percent of railroad employees east of Chicago. The changes provide machinery for settling the ongoing dispute between railways and employers.
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Washington
Chicago
Senate
City People News: Zagarts Return to Helena Studies
Miss Mary Zagarts returns to her Helena studies after a vacation with her mother in Anaconda. Harriet Black arrives from Minneapolis to visit her aunt Mrs. W. Trippet and plans a Yellowstone park tour with a party.
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Helena
Anaconda
Harriet Black
Minneapolis
Mrs. W.trippet
Yellowstone Park
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