Goodale Cup Draws And Morning Play At Butte Country Club
Drawings for the Goodale Cup were completed with matches listed including Barker vs Malsbury Heilbron vs Verheyen and others. Morning play began at the Butte Country Club under favorable weather, with Barker posting a 74 on Tow handicap and several players posting scores close to par across the event.
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Hinks
Butte Country Club
Barker
Malsbury
Heilbron
Verheyen
Ner Vermis Withersive
Manwaring
Byrne
Clinton
Carr Vermis McMillan
Rose Lerholts
Versie Green
Morgan
Reppe
Arthur
C.K. Twohy
Male Bury
DW. McMillan
RF. Clinton
A. Matter
W. H. Twohy
Gosre
Joe Man
Moore
Ike Hell- Dronner
Fred Verheyen
Fred Green
Harry Byrne
Twenty One Starters Set for Indianapolis Race Alerted
Indianapolis May 29 Ralph O Donnell qualified for the 200 mile race but an acclent to his car will prevent starting. Jack Leontine in poor condition not expected to start. Gaston Chevrolet may qualify tomorrow with Robert Dell out for 80 mph lap. Rain failed to dampen enthusiasm as 21 starters favored Aitken Christians Rubmeher Testa and dark horse contenders named. Healph Ie SSima last year’s winner may be challenged. Spokane Spokane May 29 Gonzaga and Montana reach two year football deal with games in Missoula and Spokane. Detroit May 29 Fort Hamilton of the St Louis Americans sold to Detroit.
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Indianapolis
Ralph Sulfordvandadie O'Donnell
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
O'Donnell
Jack Leontine
Gampere
Gaston Chevrolet
Robert Dell
John Aitken
Josef Christians
Hide Rick
Healph Ie Ssima
Am Ave
Neal Institute Ad Promotes Alcohol and Drug Cure
An advertisement claims liquor and drugs poison the body, stored toxins harm nerves and organs, and the Neal Treatment acts as an antidote to eliminate poisons. It asserts restoration of mental, moral, and physical manhood and invites contact at the Neal Institute in Butte with a Bis phone number and mentions sixty institutes in principal cities.
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Neal Institute
West
Granite Street
Butte
Neal Institutes
Matty's Slow Ones Baffle the Braves
In Great Falls on May 29 Butte defeated Great Falls as McGinnity's pitching sparked the win. Rain dampened attendance but the game featured key plays and a double steal in the fifth inning. Stokke, Grover, Kippert and Hurley contributed, while McGinnity allowed the decisive runs and helped seal the defeat for Great Falls.
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Great Falls
Butte
McGinnity
MeGtunity
Nothi
Johnson
Grover
Stokke
Hurley
Kippert
Engle
Healy
Engie
Hennett
Friex
R Johnson
Levin
S.ccc
Eee
Hillyard
Smith
Allman
Mecianity
KE Reittett C.iy
Bennett
Ar Haworth
Ooo Chick
Ac Hurley
Oo Neighbors
Killilay
Ita Engle
el Butte
Easle
Wild
Piteh
afeGinnity
Benz Hases
McGinnity Isle
Ginnity
Eagle
Lett O
Two Giants Hurl Slants For Two Hits In Spokane
Wet grounds force postponement of Spokane game as Giants' Hood allows two hits. American Association notes rain delays across Columbus Indianapolis St Paul Sioux City Des Moines and Omaha games with several innings unscheduled.
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Hood
Giants
American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
St Paul
St. Paul
Minnesapolis
Sioux Caestoux City
Line
Des Moines
Omaha
Bt. Joseph
St. Joseph
Peka
Sonrnch
Spokane
Vancouver
Seattle
Great Falia
Tacoma
Cleve
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Hoston i
Chicago
Detroit
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Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Cinem
Boston
ASSOC
Pet
Oulsville
Minneapolis
Kansas
Milwaukee
Batting Statistics Boosted at Detroit
Detroit and St. Louis split a soggy doubleheader in Detroit. St. Louis won the first game 8 to 4 behind Cunningham’s 13 hits in seven innings. Detroit crushed the Cardinals 17 to 6 in the second game as 19 St. Louis hits and early damage in the third inning chased Plank and Crandall from the mound. The second game ended after eight innings to let St. Louis catch a train.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Deetroit
Tigers
St. Lowie
Cunningham
Plank
Crandall
Fincher
St Louis
Rowe
Wellman
Severeth
Boland
Stanage
Tel. B. St. Louis
Severeid
Dubie
Washington Hopes Meet Train After Desperate Tie
Washington Ohio battled for a hard fought five to five tie before the ninth inning when the game was stopped to catch a train to Boston. The m eateh train halted, three pitchers used, Myers pitched a duel finish as Washington produced two runs in the ninth with bases loaded before Jamieson ended it by strikeout.
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Washington
Ohio
Boston
Uhh
John
A Myers
Jamieson
Philadelphia
Nabors
Myer Rice
Johnson
Phila
Montana Ross Panned For His Poor Fight Draw
Montana Ross, the local middleweight, fought Al McCoy on Tlayen Cent. last week in a bout that ended in a 20 round draw. Referee Dave Fitzgerald warned both fighters to pick up the pace or face action. McCoy appeared hurt by a stomach blow but outpointed Ross in later rounds, with reports of a broken hand circulating among the crowd.
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Montana” Ross
Leost
al McCoy
Tlayen
Cent
Dave
Ross
McCoy
Mac
S. L. Holliday Undergoes a Serious Operation
Samuel L. Holliday of Livingston, a Park County pioneer with large real estate interests near Livingston and a former Park County treasurer, was operated on yesterday at St James hospital. Dr M J Scott reports his condition favorable as he was accompanied by family from Livingston to Butte for the procedure. The article also notes a chicken dinner by the Ladies of the Peer Pedest (colored) Church at Mercury and Taaho Streets from noon to midnight, inviting the general public.
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Samuel L. S0day
Livingston
Montana
Park County
St. James Hospital
M. J Scott
Holliday
Butte
Gren
John
Orion
Clyde Park
Charles S. Hefferlin
John Hefferlin
Boston
Yellowstone Valley
Mercury and
Taaho
Butte and Spokane clash delayed by travel and injuries
The opening game between Butte and Spokane for first place will not be staged until Thursday. Kippert returns to the outfield to aid the club while Dutch Hoffman misses the Spokane series start. Wotell seeks free agency but remains suspended as Brown reintegrates players. Seattle and Vancouver face umpiring tensions and drafting chatter as Portland eyes Williams. Records fall as the University of Washington sisters set two intercollegiate marks in track.
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Butte
Spokane
Great Falls
Kippert
Dutch Hoffman
Mike Woteell
Jogtrikers
Vancouver
Bob Brown
National Commission
Wotell
Brown
Jules Pappa
Heaver
Reuther
Gite Iason
Moore
Gil- Jason
Pappa
Naional Commission
Supreme Court of Baseball
Lste
Brown Fein
Tower
Wheezer Dell
Seattle
Brooklyn
Hist
Erve Kantlehner
Victoria
Pirates
Dell
Kant- Tehner
Dell Fas
Kant, Tehner
Portland
Ken Williams
Loutfelder
Cincinnati
Harstad
Willams
Farr
Williams
Hilda Knausenberger
University of Washington
Mise
Clara Knausenberger
Vassar
Hilda
Tura
Nominating Hughes First at Republican Convention
The committee plans to back nationwide women's suffrage endorsement. Hawaii, Porto Rico, and the Philippines will seek seats with no votes, arguing equal entitlement to votes as D C and Alaska delegates. Ralph Williams of Oregon notes a June arrival for a delegation from his state to advocate seating five Republican nominees as delegates while four alternates face election. Hughes supports Greene for president. the campaign aims to unite the party with leaders including Cummins, Rivers, Brumbaugh, and others, with a Chicago headquarters opening June 1.
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Mittee
Hilles
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Columbia
Alaska
Texas
C. J. Homtrasser
Houston
Vention Nacional
Ralph Willams
Oregon
Nater
J. "Anetman
Hols
Kinch B'Cummins
Yow
River Ic Ex Poltete
Wisconsin
F Mesonie
M.G. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Roosevelt greeted by cheering crowds in Chicago stop
Colonel Roosevelt arrived in Chicago from Oyster Bay en route to Kansas City for a Memorial day address. He was met at La Salle street station by a throng that crowded the train area and required escort to his automobile. At the hotel lobby he spoke to hundreds, praising the warm reception and reaffirming his stance on national preparedness.
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Chicago
Eonore Mochevelt
II Chilcago
Oyster Bay
Kansas City
la Salle Street
Roosevelt
Street Car Men Seek Ten Cent Pay Increase
Street car employes in Butte demand a raise, with a committee asking J R Wharton to recognize the request. They propose ten cents an hour, noting current wages range from 38 1 8 to 46 cents after four years, and monthly earnings from 125 to 160 dollars. Company officials claim employees already earn the highest scale in the country and foresee revenue impacts given fare history and transfers. A further conference is planned. Also reported, James M Wallace of Black Rock suffered crushed fingers in a coupling accident.
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Butte
J. R. Wharton
Public Utility Commission
Fire Extinguished by Systematic Plan at Pennsylvania Mine
After three months of intense efforts the mine fire at the Pennsylvania site has been completely extinguished. Operations resume normally on all levels, including the 1000-foot level, with 750 tons of ore hoisted daily. The Anaconda company used a bulkhead strategy to corral and drive the fire into a confined space, then isolated it from areas still smouldering. Safety devices are now in place and conditions are reported as safe.
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Pennsylvania
Anaconda Company
Mitte
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Howell
Blewett
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St Louis Federals
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