Four Homers Push Butte Past Seattle In A Thriller
Grant belts two late homers and drives in the decisive run as Butte overcomes Seattle 12 to 11. Dailey and Bonner star on the mound as slugging Giants falter late. Garrity shines at short with several key plays. Gardner, Murphy, and Kafora also deliver timely hits in the high scoring tilt.
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Roy Grover
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Leifer
Loffman
Dailey
Cunningham
Roche
Kafora
Hydora
Balle
Ditch—Dailey
Seattle
Frary
New York in Lead But Only for a Moment in Brooklyn Double Header
The Giants took an early lead in the National League by winning the first game 4 to 3 in ten innings at Brooklyn, while Philadelphia answered back to claim the second game and seal a 5 to 8 score as the Braves fall. Alexander suffered his third straight defeat in the opener.
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Beavers Lose Tight Spokane Vancouver Tilt In Extras
Vancouver never led as Spokane and Vancouver played a tight game. Spokane won in the extra inning after Vancouver failed to take the lead early. Batteries Barham Cadman Helfrich Marshall. ESTER TO THE RESCUE.
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Beavers
Spokane
Vancouver
R. HB
Barham
Cadman
Helfrich
Marshall
Misses A Champions in Northwest Trap Tourney
Portland reports J R Owens of Wenatchee won the Smails cup with 25 straight in the 33rd annual Northwest Sportsmen's Association trapshooting tourney. C A OConnor of Spokane tied for Multnomah medal at 20 straight and won the shoot-off 18 to 16. Claude Mackey led a 20 straight tie in the individual event, winning the shoot-off. J W Seavey of Portland posted the day’s high amateur score 147, finishing 143. R P Knight of Portland was second with 95.
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Ore
J. R. Owens
Wenatchee
Wash
C. A. O'Connor
Spokane
G. L. Templeton
Seattle
Multnomah
O'Connor
Claude Mackey
Lagrande
P. H. O'Brien
Butte
W. Wann
Lapwal
Idaho
Mackey
J. W. Seavey
R. P. Knight
Eddie Brennan to Catch in Today’s Miners Game
Eddie Brennan of the St. Louis Cardinals catching staff arrived in Butte last night and will catch today’s game for the Miners. Brennan, 27, is an experienced catcher who had been with the Cardinals but was released midseason due to retrenchment. No manager announcement yet despite Brennan’s signing. Hanlon Bests Donahue in Denver Boxing Clash.
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Adie Brennan
St. Louis Cardinals
Butte
Miners
Brennan
Cardinals
McCarl
Gall for Macleans is sent out by the clan
In New York on June 26 a call from the British recruiting mission seeks 50 to 60 MacLean volunteers for the 226th battalion of Canadian overseas forces to be designated as the MacLean Highlanders of North America. In the last 10 days about 1,301 British subjects have enlisted here for service in France.
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New York
Clan MacLean
MacLean Highlanders
North America
Franck
Cobb Hits Safely in Twenty Two Games
Cobb extends his consecutive safely hit streak to 22 games with two hits in a doubleheader split against Chicago. Hellman adds a homer and four hits in the opener while Mitchell, Stanage, and Youngland contribute for Chicago in a game Detroit wins 9 2. In the second game Chicago wins behind James wildness and errors, 4 3.
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Ty Cobb
Cobb
New York
Mitchell
Hellman
James
Youngland Stanage
Detroit
Mitchell and
Spencer
Benz
Wolfgang
Schalk
REE
C. Jones
Stanage
Williams
Danforth
Lynn
Washington Beats Boston On Johnson Ninth Inning Call
Washington defeated Boston 8 to 2 as Walter Johnson delivered a timely ninth inning hit to spark the comeback. Score by innings shows Washington with a decisive late rally, Boston struggling with early and late runs. Batteries Shaw Johnson Ain Smith Mays Thomas.
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Much Johnson
Boston
Washington
Walter Johnson
R. H. B. Washington
Shaw
Johnson
Ainsmith
Mays
Thomas
The Sport Light by Grantland Rice
A fragment from The Sport Light by Grantland Rice presents a humorous verse about summer near July, with rustic imagery of frost, julep, mint beds, and a man seeking a drink as he exits for a hunt, ending with a humorous realization.
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Grantland Rice
The Frost Is On The Highball And Julep Is In Hock
An old time baseball column analyzes umpire authority and player discipline. It notes top National League leaders Cruise and Smith, the Cardinals, and the coming tough July through August. It discusses batting tests, Dave Robertson's past season, and John Franklin Baker's late surge, with an aside on the Red Sox pitching woes.
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Daubert
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Hornsby
Cruise
Smith
Dave Robertson
Dave
John Franklin Baker
Yanks
Baker
Gallagher Fred dies. funeral plans announced
Fred Gallagher died last evening and his remains will be moved to the residence of Joe Nevin at 169 East Center Street Centersville. The funeral time is to be announced in later papers.
Local Office Contact Details for Uptown and Broadway
The notice provides address snippets 2620 through 60 South Montana Street and Uptown Office on Broadway with indicated phone numbers 1509 and S284w for contact. It appears as a directory-like reference to offices and access points. No event or action is described beyond contact information.
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Montana St
Broadway
Funeral services for Corcoran and Connell youths noted
Undertakers Corcoran report the funeral for Michael Corcoran aged 16 will be at 9 o’clock at the Gagnon house then 9:30 mass at St Mary’s church with interment at Holy Cross cemetery. Connell announces the funeral for William Connell age 10 at 3 o’clock today from 211 Virginia Street to St Patrick’s church with 9:30 mass and interment at Holy Cross cemetery.
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St. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross
Death notices for Nelson and Hayes at Daniels & Bilboa Parlors
The remains of Hans Nelson, age 43, died yesterday and lie in the Daniels & Bilboa undertaking parlors. Funeral arrangements for William Hayes are not yet completed and likewise remain at the Daniels & Bilbon parlors with funeral details to be announced later.
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Hans Nelson
Daniels & Bilboa Undertaking
Hayes
William Hayes
Daniels & Bilbon
Mackip Funeral Services Set For James P In Whitehall
In Whitehall Montana on June 4 1917 James P beloved brother and nephew of James Perrie of Utah avenue will have funeral services at 2 PM conducted by Rev Mitchell. Interment at Mount Morlan cemetery. Also Kelley Roy husband of Hilma and father of Evelyn and Orville with relatives in Canada and Chicago the remains at Sherman Reed's undertaking parlors. Woodhurst Charles J remains to be forwarded to North Platte Nebraska for interment.
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Ethel
Ee Kelley
Canada
Guy Kelley
Chicago
Sherman & Reed
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North Platte, Neb
Funeral for Tats T Vollmer Held at Sacred Heart
The funeral of Tats T Vollmer will be held Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock from the residence of her son J H Vollmer 2202 South Montana Street. The procession goes to Sacred Heart church where a high mass will be celebrated at 9 40. Interment follows at the Catholic Cemetery. Motor funeral.
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Tats T Vollmer
J. H. Vollmer
Montana Street
Sacred Heart Church
Funeral notice for James Negro at Meaderville residence
James Negro aged 44 died last evening at his Main street Meaderville home. Remains were taken to White's undertaking parlor. Funeral announcements will be made in later papers.
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Egro
James Negro
Ted
Main Street
Meaderville
White
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