Bids Open for Excavating in Silver Bow Montana Ground
Trustees of school district No 1 Silver Bow Montana invite bids for excavation on a lot bounded east by the west line of Excelsior alley north by Park Street alley and extending 154 feet west. Plans at the clerk's office bids due 5 pm Tuesday June 3 1902 with $100 certified check. Board may reject all bids. Henry Mueller president.
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Trustees O
Silver Bow County
Montana
Park Street Alley
School Board
Henry Mueller
Mary MacLanes Pound Out Sixteen Hits In Ward Finish
Mary MacLane pounds sixteen hits including two doubles and two home runs as Portland clinches a Ward finish in a wide sporting showing.
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Mary MacLanes
Portland
Anacondas Win Game At Mountain View In Surprises
The Anacondas defeated the Standards 11 to 7 at Mountain View park yesterday afternoon. Errors by the Standards and strong hitting by Anaconda proved decisive as Mallon Trudeau Lammers and Joe Thomas starred for the Standards while Sition Rabe Dan Sullivan Pelkey and others contributed for the winners. Umpire Rod Williams presided.
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Mountain View Park
Anaconda
Anacondas
Mallon
Trudeau
Lammers
Joe Thomas
Anacondas Sition
Rabe
Dan Sullivan
Pelkey
Thomas
Fleming
O'Neill
Hayes
Clemens
Willams
Sutton
Stevens
Hogan
J. Sullivan
Christian
Davis
D. Sullivan
Rod Williams
Klepetko Wins A Medal In Handy Fashion
Klepetko clinched an A medal with a steady performance and strong finish. The victory solidifies his standing in the event and showcases his skill across the course.
Remarkable shooting nets Anaconda Gan Club medals
Frank Klepetko won the A medal with a perfect 25 of 25 at the Anaconda Gan Club rifle grounds. Bob Emmons and Sam Emmons tied at 24, while McGivern won the B medal after a tiebreak. Hudson and McGivern also posted strong scores in the second contest as practice builds toward the state tournament in Anaconda.
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Frank Klepetko
Anaconda Gan Club
Klepetko
Bob Emmons
Sam Emmons
Madson
McGivern
Hudson
Anaconda
McGilligan Ejected After Ball Into Crowd Sparks Spokane Helena Game
McGilligan of Helena throws ball into spectator crowd in eighth inning, is fined $10 and removed from game as Spokane defeats Helena 6 to 1. Russell shines for Spokane with three base hits allowed and strong defense. Wiggs struggles with control. Attendance 3,400 at Spokane.
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Spokane
McGilligan
Heena
Schmneer
Russell
Fury
Helena
Diamond
Wiggs
Keefe
Reitz
McLaughlin
Kelly
McKevitt
Frary
Howells
Schmeer
Bruyette
Wwely
Kisey
MehKevitz
Peeples
Steen
Laughin
Donahue
Sullivan
Hases
Elsey
Colgan
Butte Beats Portland 10 to 9 in Portland baseball game
Butte defeated Portland 10 to 9 before about 5 000 spectators at Portland. Kane and McIntyre homered for Butte, Houtz contributed two doubles, and Mahaffey was shelled early. Hawley lasted three innings before Burns relieved, with both teams trading leads and Portland rallying to within one run late.
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Standard
Portland
Butte
Joe Mahaffey
Houtz
McIntyre
Kane
Hawley
Burns
Marshall
Treadway
Ward
Weed Louis Mahaffey
Vigneux
Sife
Weed
Mahaffey
Muller
McCloskey
Hutte
Zearfoss
Hupp
Wih
Deisel
Anderson
MelIntyre
Beoccceas
Evevee
van Huren
J. Mahaffey
Melntyce
Wortland
Cunningham
Scores from multiple city matches listed
At Des Moines 1 Den ver 4. At Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 5. At Omaha 6 Colorado Springs 0. At St Joseph 5 Peoria 4.
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Des Moines
Denver
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Omaha
Colorado Springs
St. Joseph
Peoria
Palma Trophy Match Likely Aug 26 in Ottawa
Lieut. Albert B. Jones of the National Rifle Association said the Palma trophy test between the United States and Canada will probably be held on August 26 at Ottawa. Illinois and Massachusetts have funded rifle team travel to Sea Girt, Aug 2 to Sept 6, where 12 teams will vie for the Hilton trophy with the Marine Corps unit practicing at Annapolis. The New York Long Range Rifle Club opened Rutherford ranges to aid candidates for selection.
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New York
Albert
Jones
National Rifle Association
Canada
Ottawa
Illinois
Massachusetts
United States Marine Corps
Annapolis
Livingston Defeats Bozeman in Opening Baseball Game
Livingston beat Bozeman 15 to 11 in the season opener at home. About 300 spectators saw ragged defense and uneven play from both teams in the afternoon contest.
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Livingston
Bozeman
Five Straight for Seattle Sparking Crowd at Field
Seattle won its fifth straight game as Hickey pitched and D McCarthy returned on request. Seattle outhit opponents and a crowd overflowed the field requiring ground rules. Andrews was removed by two policemen. The score remains to be listed.
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Seattle
Hickey
D. McCarthy
Andrews
Hahn inspires invincible play as Cincinnati wins
Cincinnati reports Hahn was invincible with flawless support from both teams. Crawford hit a two bagger and a triple with two on. Umpire absence noted as Beck and Farrell officiated before a 5,000 crowd. Batteries Hahn and Peitz faced Hughes and Ahearn.
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Cincinnati
Hahn
Crawford
Beck
Farrell
R. H. E. Cincinnat
Sahel aRhes
Locals Defeat New York With Timely Hitting
Chicago action report notes locals beat New York with longer quicker hitting. A triple in the third period and another follow from the same sequence helped push the home side ahead.
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Chicago
New York
Seventh and three singles spark Chicago runs
The seventh and three bundled singles in the sixth produced Chicago's runs while two consecutive doubles gave the visitors their lone score. Attendance reached 14,000 with St. Vrain and Kling behind the batteries and Dunn and Bowerman behind the opposing pitcher. Umpire O Day.
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Chicago
St. Vrain
Kling
Dunn and Bowerman
O' Day
Weights and Entries For Todays Races Card
The program lists six races with weights and entries. First race six furlongs Inaugural sprint features Sweet Billie and Tee King among others. The card includes a selling mile second race and a steeplechase handicap third race. Vernal stakes fourth race offers 1250 added for two year olds five furlongs. Fifth race is a one mile handicap and sixth race a selling distance of one and one quarter miles.
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Sweet Billie
Tee King
Harney
Federal
Palmette
Legal Maxim
Santa Teresa
Matin Bell
Blessed Damosel
Leenia
Tommy Foster
Emathion
Mireacie Sr
S—Dousterswivel
Sardonic
Precursor
Alice B
Cooley
Maclaren
Henry Gibbs
Dick Thurber
Watkins Overton
Captain Arro d
John C. King
Stoney C. Love
Bay Wonder
Stem Winder
Salvable
Tooney Boy
Compass
Otis
Louisville
Lucien Appleby
the Lady
Articulate
Miss Liza
Invictus
Linden Ella
Refugee
Farmer Tennett
Ben Chance
Bedeck
Five Thoroughbred Races At Patchogue Meet Reported
The first race runs about three fourths of a mile with top weights listed for numerous horses led by 22 Jim Tully 95 Achawaha and 108 Candling and 103 Ghost. The second race covers one and one eighth miles with Dr Riddle 117 Cun ard 112 Kamara 108 and others. Third race is five eighths of a mile featuring 14 Attorney 110 Discuss 114 Stunts 110 Blue Banner 111 and 114 Rightful. Fourth race the Patchogue about three fourths mile lists 18 Delagoa 1% Jack Demand 105 Femesme 100 Five Nations 105 Brunswick 105 Highlander 115 Francisco 105 Trump 7 Contend 109 Brandy Smash 104 Flying Buttress 108 Lampolee 104. Fifth race purse one and one six teenths miles showcases Hermis 109 Grand Opera 114 Colonel Bill 109 Hyphen 1 Leonora Laring 104 Bessie Mae Carthy 104 Lombre 109. Six race maidens five eighths of a mile includes Merry Acrobat 112 Onyx 109 Sweet Jane 109 Napoleon 112 Heir Aparent 112 Damon 112 Brimstone 112 Sunny Shore 112 Attorney 112 Rockford 112 Cincinnatus 112 Canuco 112 Africander 112 Athlana 109 Invincible 112 Monte Carlo 112 Wild Thyne 109 Svengali 109.
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Jim Tully
Achawaha
Candling
Ghost
Huitzilopochtli
Bastile
Bluff
San Lewis
Snark
Golden Cottage
Dr. Preston
Military
Lord Radenor
Viziul
Mosquito
May J
Rappanecker
Graden
Astor
May Harrison
Dr. Riddle
Cunard
Kamara
Ethics
St. Finnan
Surmise
Lanceman
Sadie S
Smart Set
Contend
Colonel Bill
Alsike
Attorney
Discuss
Stunts
Blue Banner
Sadie O
Anna Daly
Rightful
Damon
Plater
Old Lady
Tugal Ray
Cinquivilli
Bensonhurst
Mamie Worth
Delagoa
Jack Demand
Femesme
Five Nations
Cassville
Odawaha
Brunswick
Highlander
Francisco
Trump
Thane
Brandy Smash
Flying Buttress
Lampolee
Wilson
Hermis
Grand Opera
Leonora Laring
Bessie MaeCarthy
Lombre
Merry Acrobat
Onyx
Sweet Jane
Napoleon
Heir Aparent
Brimstone
Sunny Shore
Rockford
Cincinnatus
Canuco
Africander
Athlana
Invincible
Monte Carlo
Wild Thyne
Svengali
Big coursing day at West Side Park draws large crowd
A sunny afternoon at West Side Park drew a large crowd for a 52-dog open stake and a 24-dog open stake. Judge James Smith presided as races stayed close with several no goes. Confidence, The Raider, Rainbow, and other hounds contested top prizes and purses totaling 55 pounds for the winner and cash prizes for runners up.
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West Side Park
Butte
James Smith
Smith
Slipper Kellett
W. H. Smith
King Cashier
Chilco
J. E. Hosking
the Raider
Jerry Slattery
Rainbow
George H. MacDougall
Lethbridge
J. E. Hoskine
Liquid Air
Raider
H. C. Lowe
On Alert
Roe & Noall
Jessie H
Thomas Rowe
Daisy O
H. €. Lowe
The
Scout
Farrar & Collins
Master Buck
D. Doherty
May Crawford
Wilkinson & Smith
Nellie Me
J. FE. Hosking
Ayers Bros
Mischief Boy
George MacDougall
J. F. Hosking
Maxim
W. H. Hocking
Ben Walker
Saguenay
Rowe & Noall
Charlie Prince
Doherty
Montana
H. Dougherty
Remus
Avers Bros
Tom Spot
Dick Thomas
Gold Standard
Lady Crawford
R. M. Campbell
Pleasanton
Snappy Game at the Falls Boston & Montana Wins 6–2
Great Falls hosts a first baseball game of the season at Black Eagle park. Boston & Montana defeats Great Falls 6 to 2 in a brisk, well played contest. Lineups include Grimes Bramlett Holt Nalbach Roberts Whitney Maye Lamime Drago for Boston & Montana and Hees McDonald Lucier Walker Henry Owens Kruse Tebeau Weindeberger for Great Falls.
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Great Falls
Black Eagle Park
Boston & Montana
Grimes
Bramlett
Holt
Nalbach
Roberts
Whitney
Maye
Lamime
Drago
Hees
McDonald
Lucier
Walker
Henry
Owens
Kruse
Tebeau
Weindeberger
Latonia Course Set for Opening Derby Feature
Latonia jockey club opens tomorrow with nine stakes and about 1000 horses, promising a historic meeting. The Derby at one and a half miles headlines day one with starters Baker Gentry South Trimble, Martin Burke J Ranseh, Harry New Otis, and Abe Frank Coburn among the jockeys.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Harry New
Otis
Abe Frank
Coburn
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Latonia Course
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