Butte and Salt Lake Skyscrapers Split Doubleheader
Immense crowd watched both ends of a doubleheader at McClarkey Park as the Salt Lake Skyscrapers and the Butte Mountmen split the games. The first game featured Spencer and Deveraux guiding Salt Lake past Butte with strong pitching by Drohot and a late mounting rally, while the second game saw Morgan and Quick hold off Butte with key hits from Schmpt and Orr, ending in a dramatic, high-scoring finish. Attendance topped 3,000, the largest crowd for a modern era at the park.
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Lake
McClckey Park
MacCinakey
Sol
Galaxy of
Furs
Mlackenship
Seeang
Drohothie Drvereanix
Pendleton
Jacha
Spencer
Speater
Blankenship
Brown
Clank
Mathes
Jacks
Blankenshin
Dockstater
Werth
Ferrine
Iping
Tutie
Balt Laise
If. van
Seninipt
Chyevevii Deverraun
Bherve
Cesiwe
Blankevelis
AE Nockstader
Mather
Perrine
Marenall Ty
Tauddy
Gersery Yee Fries
Valeal
Iruhioa
Bait Lake
Beerlike
Baren
Devereaux
iMankenship
Jachs
Trrbat
Van
Devereau
Hannah
Prary
Tannah
Teddy
Quick
Beore
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Hinnkenshin
Ab. Schimart
Devereaus
Derkins
Morgan. P
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Ad Declares Benefits
A faded ad claims Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is a good medicine for honey trouble weight and kidney issues. The testimonial narrator visits a druggist Mr Skinner and purchases a bottle, reporting fever relief and improved feel and strength after use.
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Kilmer
Skinner
Amy Sones
Mr Skinaveer Mackie
Pat
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You Ad
An Anaconda daily Standard advertisement promotes Swamp-Root with hook claims about kidney and bladder relief. It offers a booklet of information and urges readers to mention the newspaper while responding. The ad targets male readers with a health product pitch and a dollar value incentive.
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Ar. Istimer & Co
Bingham Wie
N.Y
Cora Aample Hottie
Anaconda Daily Standard
Great Falls and Missoula Split Doubleheader
Great Falls and Missoula split a doubleheader with tied games and erratic play. Readable fragments mention a close finish aided by pitching and fielding errors, a ninth inning surge, and a rare error-filled finale.
Great Falls Defeats Opponent In Tight Baseball Tilt
In a 9 to 6 game, Great Falls outhit rivals with strong pitching from Gerber who struck out eight. Fastman also fanned six while Gerber benefited from a double play Hottman to Foster. Wuelsman and Pleper contributed at the plate as Miesonia and others left on base. Time of game was one hour and minutes. Umpire Tomat.
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Dockstader
Bruhet
Fries
Yar
Hannen
Quick
Ktelen
Perdin Mathes
Perrine
Perrin van
Druhet
Drunet
Mathes
Marshall
Duddy
Hannah
Rube
Orr
Ty Marshall
Hammah
Perkins
Hummel
Morgan
Winwire
Frary
Murphy
Hoffman
Hueteman
Toner
Syathier
Uys
Pieper
Vance
Foidebrand
Shannon
Hildebrand
Wagner
Rt. Thompson
Dashbach
Hee &Elsey
Rat Harmén
Lehr
At ” Cotes
Cummings
Rae
Os Ee
Asernean Sd
Foster
Bashbach
Issoula
Flvey
Greay ' Fann
Mssoula
Grayalle
Missoula
Hademas
Hilirbrand
Dadhhach
Bilary
Aseed Ball
Varce
Tire of Raine
Minutan
Aman
Feeb
Muetanup
Tunnr
Oh Flathser
T. U
Pleper
E. Pelierree
Weiphet
I! Murphys
Gerber
Rire
Trelena
Rex Anes
Helena
Boize
Pronde
Seelng
Lifle
Taliaferro
Irby
Murray
Senators
Joss
Kelly
Hoon
Robgins
Bora
Boish
Bauer
Blick
Brooke
Oe Flannigan
Kellackey
Uy Wellar
Navehrang Sa
da Watkins
Taliaterra
Sreepeen Secre
MIR
Heleya
HPO
Wood
Kelly Weed
Vee Dee
Zaicksr
Wess
Ames
Hilena
Rau
Flannigan
Rollooer Ktolen
Trisy
Saeriheo
Don
Daits- Brooks
Naughton
Amer
Kelvin
Ively
Aen
Haises
Finnie
Wise
Natean
Tess
Amisapula
Great Falls
Comey
Han Run
Nurpiy
Fastman
Nil Basteman
Wuelsman
Hottman
Wases
Miesonia
Unclear OCR sports notes mix falls apart
Fragmentary text lists several teams and cities with garbled event notes. Names, places, and scores are inconsistent, making a coherent card impossible from the readable fragments.
Plan mirrors Inn era as horse team faces new clashes
The article recalls a historic plan from a prior year when Charles Howard led the heptitt team to a championship. It notes blue rows, A A Tye Jor a, and Jenna tied to agricultural figures, predicting tighter schedules and less forced competition amid stronger weights and revived showings.
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Heptitt
Charles Howard
Jenna of & C
Jones Suffers in Second Round as OBrien Secures Victory
In a rugged bout in Butte Mickey OBrien, the California light weight, dominated with mule like punches, forcing Jones to quit early in the second session after a sustained series of uppercuts and straight lefts. OBrien’s pace and power overwhelmed Jones, who needed assistance from seconds as the referee halted the contest.
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Mickey O'Brien
Vancouver
B.C
Blownt
Efors Mickey
O'Brien
Innes
Jones
Mickey
Brien
Kic Vedy
Oren
McCarthy
Jerry
Cbrien
Phillies Take Two Games In Sloppy Afternoon Doubleheader
Philadelphia shut out Boston in the first game 6 to 3 in ten innings, with Brown scoring on a Tuber sacrifice and Magee driving in runs. In the second game Philadelphia benefited from costly errors by the home club, rough pitching by Curtis, and seven strong innings from Moore to win.
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Philadelphia
Hosters
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Stonrelt Cserroe
Brown
Will
Magee
Uw Eiugis
Labert
Haird Roy
Doulan
al Bortar
Gree
Rariden
Moore
Doath
Mic Wishord
Curtis
Preferre
Scure
WHR
Jyerenyre
Prefer Anc Grulum
Alexander
Douln
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Vickors
Strelo
Houblitzel
Grant
St. Louia
Tuttarles
Mromme
Clarke
Steele
Hearn
Bresnahan
Salles
Vistors
Ecrorens Bill
Bearn
Chuelnatl
Louis
Haith Atell Sallee
Breanahan
Golfers complete first round of Decoration Day handicap
Eight players qualified for the Butte County championship match play at White's Lake. Tollirist Graham beat Resler after a 11 handicap, Clinton defeated Dr. Witherspoon with Clinton at 33 and Witherspoon at 10, Barker from seriten beat Holbrook with Barker at 1, Fraser beat Lewin with Fraser at 19. Large crowd saw strong play as weather stayed perfect. Semis and finals set for next Saturday and Sunday.
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Sehiys
White's Lake
Closs
Tollirist
Graham
Resler
Clinton
Dr. Witherspoon
Barker
Seriten
Holbrook
Fraser
Lewin
Hinks
Baptists Down Scouts In High School Baseball Clash
The Baptist team defeated the Boy Scouts 11 to 6 in a loose contest yesterday. Baptists players McDonald Petterson and Mane led the offense, while Scouts Coulter and Bruce provided resistance.
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Boy Scouts
Baptist Three
Baptists
McDonald
Petterson
Maneranich
Coulter
Bruce
Clubs Standings Report From Anaconda Match
The Anaconda Rold Juniors defeated the hanohal tasm of the Arizone strat frontition yesterday by 22 points at Wh, Hatterson-Iirn Station, Cana dora and Melonald, Anncondit Ror, Wrey aunt T. Prouey.
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Anaconda Rold
Hanohal Tasm
Arizone Strat
Hatterson
Iirn Station
Canadora
Melonald
Anncondit
Wrey
T. Prouey
Unclear text fragment of early morning tennis result report
Fragmentary OCR mentions players and locations such as Maine Washington and Olmstead with references to doubles and singles play. The readable portions imply a morning session with scores or outcomes, but key names and events are garbled and no clear match result or date can be established.
Local News Digest From Whitehall May Scores Confused
In Whitehall events at a May gathering, a series of names and matchups appear garbled yet hint at local sports and church activity. Reports mention players, teams, and a near score margin of four, with references to Whitehall venues and a presbyterian church event.
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