Butte Triumphs In 3-2 Baseball Thrill At Recreation Park
Butte edged Brown's aggregation 3-2 in a taut game at Recreation Park amid slick fielding and slippery conditions. Killlay and Starkell pitched despite wildness, Dellar shut down Tacoma with two hits, and the Carpenters Union team beat Willey’s crew as they plan new uniforms and upcoming games with Dillon, Boulder, Helena, and Missoula while extending grounds improvements at the park.
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Mocchass
Wash
Butte
Brown
Jiltiay
van Buren
Brinker
Killlay
Starkell
Bostnger
Spokane
Aberdeen
Tacoma
Hutte
Street Railway Company
Wharton
Carpenters’ Union
Willey
South Butte
William Cuter
Montana
Ryan Newton
Carpenters
Baten
Dillon
Boulder
Helena
Missoula
Willams
Kearney
Willeys
Carraters
Williams
Craig
Kearne
Flynn
Cutts
Argyle
Cravath Homers as Los Angeles Splits Pacific Coast League Doubleheader
In San Francisco on May 14 Los Angeles won both games while Oakland faltered after a rough sixth inning. Cravath hit a homer for the visitors, with pitchers Hoag and Street strong for Portland in a 88 42 scoreline. Umpires Perrine and Derrick officiated.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Fane
Oakland
Gray
Cravath
Rob
Pence
Hogan
W. Hogan
Hackett
Rowe Los Angeles
Carnes
Eagan
Reldy and Biles
Perrine
Portland
Mneowsem
Hoag
Hore
Street
Kinsella
Donahue
Derrick
St Louis Beats New York 7 to 5 in League Play
American League game summary notes St Louis scoring 7 to New York 5. Wallace drove in four of New York's runs. Satter and Klenow are mentioned among players in the report.
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St. Louie
May
Louis
Wallace
New York
Rhe St Louie
Satter
Klenow
Boston Defeats Chicago In Extra Innings
In Chicago on May 19 Boston defeated Chicago 4 to 0 in ten innings as White weakened in the tenth. Two doubles a single a sacrifice and an error by Davis produced the tally. Young kept Chicago quiet at all times with solid fielding support from Parent. Score: Boston 4 Chicago 0. Batteries White and W Sullivan. Young and Criger.
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Chicago
Convicts Prefer Death to Municipal Jail Outbreak Trial
In a mixed court the ringleaders of last year s municipal jail uprising faced sentencing after Governor Blennerhasset head warden and two warders were wounded. Prisoners received terms from six months to twenty years and pleaded not to be sent to the city jail declaring decapitation preferable to imprisonment and resisting removal from the courtroom.
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Blennerhaaset
Train wreck blocks Southern Pacific line near Ashland
An Oregonian special from Medford reports two derailments on the Southern Pacific main line. A heavy engine jumped the track near Tolo this morning, delaying service. The wrecking outfit from Roseburg was dispatched after Ashland equipment proved unable to handle the damage. a derailment near Woodville occurred with no reported casualties.
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Portland
Oregonian
Medford
Ore
Traffe
Southern Pacific
Tolo
Ashland
Roseburg
Woodville
Yeoman Hall Association Formed in Salesville
Bozeman May 1 The Yeoman lodge of Salesville with a large membership has organized a corporation named Yeoman Hall Association to build a hall for the order in Salesville. Estimated cost about 1500 will be raised by capital stock largely subscribed. Directors include Thomas A. Ray John Tomlinson Abram A. Lanman George W. Carter and O E Schmidt.
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Ippecies
George W. Carter
O. E. Schmidt
Lipton Cup Offered for Jamestown Exposition Sloop Race
Sir Thomas Lipton presents the Lipton cup for the Jamestown exposition sloop class race on September 19 20 and 21. Commissioner General Charles W Kohisa secured the trophy with Lipton expressing strong interest in the event outcome. The cup, depicting Neptune and Victory, rests on a fan ebony base and honors Virginia settlers.
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Cla H. J
Charles W. Kohisa
Thomas
Virginia
Exposition Grounds
Exposition Ear
Neptune
Victory
Clem Crowley A Star Athlete Eyes Shortstop Role
In a vivid letter from Albion Michigan, Clem Crowley, once Butte high school track star and football halfback, is described as energetic and versatile. He played short on Dallning, helped Albion beat Michigan, and aims to join a fast new baseball path while praising fellow players and noting strong demand for talent.
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Clem Crowley
Butte
Albion
Mich
Growley
University of Michigan
Notre Dame
Crowley
Michigan
Harry Eilerby
Tacoma
Mike Lynch
Coasters
Matt
Russ Hall
Ellerby
Eddie Corbin
Great Falls
New York
Leonora J. Mosneas
James Shera
Canton
N. Y
Temple Creek Mining Company
Butte Electrics Beaten Ryan and Newtons Victors
The Ryan and Newtons defeated the Butte Electrics 10 to 2 in a morning game. Dolson hit three triples and two doubles, Murray anchored the corner, and McConnell with Hawswirth worked the battery. Donnelly pitched well but lacked field support. next Sunday the Ryan and Newtons travel to Boulder for a postponed engagement.
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Ryan & Newton Ba
Butte ‘Ettle and Power Company
Aggregaton
Dolson
Wade
Murray
McConnell
Hawswirth
Bowling doubles set at Thornton Alleys this week
Two more bowling matches are scheduled at Thornton Alleys. On Tuesday Mudre and John McIntosh face Simon Kreldl and J Keener for five games and a $50 purse. The Centric team is noted. Keener relies on speed, Kreldl uses a slow ball. Thursday Sheehan and Phis defend their doubles title against Perham and Van Ells under similar conditions.
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Thornton
Mudre
John McIntosh
Simon
Kreldl
J. Keener
Keener
Sheehan
Phis
Perham
van Ells
Reynolds and Bradford tie in two mile roller race
A crowd of 309 watched Jimmy Reynolds and Wally Bradford tie in a close two mile roller race at Butte. Judges Tug Wilson William Jones and Will Davis ruled a dead heat with a time of 6 minutes 49 seconds. Bradford led early by 30 feet but Reynolds surged to near the tape before the finish.
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Butte
Jimmy Reynolds
Wally Bradford
Tug» Wilson
William Jones
Will Davis
Bradford
Reynolds
Cim
Montana
Don Furlano In Butte Will Do Rare Stunts
Don Furlano a Wester product arrived in Butte and will stay weeks. He is owned by Dr. Fred F. Ellis and reputed to be highly intelligent among horses. A black, 8 hundred pound, 3 year old bred on Daly farm he can solve math like problems, write letters, draw mail from a box, and perform numerous tricks at command. He travels in a special car with an attendant.
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Don Furlano
Wester
Butte
Fred F. Ellis
Daly Farm
Bitter Root Valley
Belte Delgamo
Wilkes
Mike Lynch
Buster
Kevesino
Mike
Teague
Lynch
Bresino
Turk
Zino
Edmonson
Farrel
Tacoma
Hall
Indians to appear at Dillon Fourth of July celebration
Dillon May 19 The executive committee preparing for a Fourth of July celebration plans to bring at least 160 Indians from the Lemhi reservation in Lemhi county Idaho to perform dances and powwows that drew large crowds three years ago.
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Dillon
Lemhi
Lemhi County
Idaho
Missoula Track Meet Wins and Spaulding Cup Hope
Missoula returns from the state track meet with small Butte scores and a looming Spaulding cup fight. Dorman’s ineligibility weakens Missoula. Butte eyes the cup as Missoula battles for five year dominance and debate rages over next site for the meet.
Buried Treasure of Cocos Island Linked to Admiral Palliser
Fragmented clipping notes a long chase for treasure on Cocos Island tied to Admiral Palliser and Earl Fitzwilliam. It recalls failed recovery attempts from Captain Hackett’s line and a discovery by Keaton yielding jewels around $20 000, with tales of rival searchers and injuries amid conflicting reports.
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Chichester
Palliser
Cocos Island
Earl Fitzwilliam
Cocos
Keaton
Hackett
Admiral Pallloar
Government land grants in western Canada face long delay
The government allotted 75 280 000 acres of fertile lands in the west, leaving 14 180 000 still unassigned. In 1966 Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta's crop acreage served a population of 806 928, with seven big acres per person. A small share has gone to bona fide farmers while forty million acres are controlled by companies and syndicates seeking high prices.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Brooklyn Handicap Field Bids for 900 Dollar Purse
Fifteen horses eye the $900 Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend tomorrow led by Accountant Go Between Dandelion Superman and Tokalon. Belmont record holder Superman seeks his fourth Keene stable win as weigh ins range up to 107 pounds with Miller riding.
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Brooklyn
Gravesend
Accountant
Tokalon
Go Between
Dandelion
Superman
Salvidere
Nealon
Arcite
James R Keene
Belmont Park
Frorla
Armile
Miller
Go Netween
Baividere
Keene
Batvidere
Balvidere
Sewell
Areite
Wilams
Teadtke
Booker One
FE. Dugan Cone
J. Martin
Oxford
Smith
Butting
Lotter
J. Johnson
Perston
Hornera Beauclaire
Lloydon
W. Knapp
Blandy
Mountain
Carriers and Clerks Clash in Butte Baseball Rivalry
A postal department baseball game in Butte ended 15 to 7 in favor of the carriers. Jack and Hocking starred for the clerks while Willcocks and Blanstein were the battery for the carriers. The match was at the reduction works grounds and a rematch is set for next Sunday.
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Butte Post Office Department
Jack
Hocking
Willcocks
Blanstein
Winsers
Reduction ‘Works
St Lawrence Overpowers St Marys In Baseball Game
The St Lawrence team won easily against St Marys as both sides used two pitchers. Key players included Neal Pentergast, Ivacla, Cronin, and J.P. Harrington with Fox contributing for St Lawrence.
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St. Marve
Lawrence
Paseball
Bum
Marge Suleimon
J.P. Harrington
Fox
St Lawrence
Hesperus Juniors Triumph In Swatfest At Taco Track
The Hesperus Juniors outscored the Hickeys 24 to 19 in a swatfest yesterday afternoon at Taco track. Donnelly and Erb led for Batteries-Hesperus while Hickey and Confrey starred for the Hickeys.
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Hesperus
Hickey
Taco Track
Hickeys
Donnelly
Erb
Confrey
Broadways Snatch Another Victory Over Centervilles
The Broadways secured their fourth win of the season by defeating the Centervilles 11 to 8. McKeon and Mulholland formed the battery for the Broadways as Sullivan and Tr win for Centervilles. Three double plays and three Daggers by McKeon and Mooney highlighted the game. Mooney played a great second base.
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Wronaways
Centervilles
Broadways
McKeon
Mulholland
Centerviles
Sullivan
Trwin
Mooney
White House Dogs Honor Pete In Historic Pet Day
In a playful verse, the piece praises dogs who served history and honors Pete the White House dog. It references legends like Cerebus and Argus, then turns to modern times with Taft Cortelyou and Supreme Court judges, celebrating loyal canine fame across eras and praising the York American.
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Cerebus
Ulysses
Argus
Troy
Pete
White House
Root
Taft
Cortelyou
Supreme Court
Wen
J Hat Dies at 92 Former Representative’s Obituary
Savannah Missouri May 19 Former Representative Andrew Jackson Hat who served in the Eleventh and Thirty-second congresses died at his home here age 92.
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Savannah
Andrew” Jackson Hat
India
Thirty Second Congreses
Butte Team The Goods Faces Home Stretch In Tacoma
Local boxing of the Butte squad continues amid criticism and high hopes as Russ Hall urges fans to withhold harsh talk until the team returns home. Garvin and Hoon are praised for big league work while injuries and misfortune have lingered. Changes in management and lineup at Tacoma and Vancouver shape a cautious path to a stronger Butte lineup.
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Russ Hall
Butte Butt
Montana
Garvin
Hoon
Alethough
Butte Strikers
Nelders
McCloskey
Butte
Vancouver
Sizning
Charley McIntyre
Parke Wilson
Hutte
Mac
Canucks
Mttie Hearne
Hearne
Dugdale
Hall
Tendoy Funeral Draws Salmon City Masses
Information from Dillon reports almost the entire Salmon City Idaho population attended the funeral of Chief Tendoy of the Lemhi. The aged chief's body was found in Agency creek, and authorities believe intoxication and a possible earlier fight contributed to his death. One suspect has been arrested as efforts continue to identify suppliers of whiskey.
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Stannara
Bryce on Presidents in The American Commonwealth
The piece notes curiosity in Washington whether President Roosevelt knows Ambassador Bryce's book The American Commonwealth and recalls chapter 8 in volume one. It argues that no president but Grant and Madison would be remembered without the presidency and warns that only Abraham Lincoln showed rare or striking leadership in the office.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ambassador Bryce
American Commonwealth
Madison
General Grant
Abraham
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