Dowling Shines Again As Portland Falls Short In Wild Tilt
McCloskey sent Pete Dowling to the box for a second day running and he proved stronger despite some wildness. Kostal pitched fairly well for Portland but received limited support as Portland left runners on base. The game featured late drama with double plays and a disputed call by umpire McCarthy, ending with a tight score as Kostal held the visitors scoreless in key innings.
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Helena Triumphs In Tacoma Series Finale 2 5
Helena wins the Tacoma series finale 2 to 0 after a tight pitching duel. Slagle dominates for Helena, while Tacoma battles with limited offense as key plays and defensive gems shape the final home game of the season.
Butte Optical Parlor Promotes Exclusive Fitting
An ad claims to offer perfect fitting and the finest exclusive optical parlors in the West with numerous local references and a dark room test.
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Chicago Defeats St. Louis in Doubleheader to Close NL Season
In cold weather Chicago tops St. Louis in both NL games with 180 in attendance. First game final score 4-10 Chicago over St. Louis with Hackett and Weaver pitching for St. Louis and Kling for Chicago. Second game 24 59 Chicago victory. Vicker and Weaver for St. Louis. Williams and Kling for Chicago. Umpire Brown.
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All-Americans Take Early Game In Cincinnati Series
Cincinnati crowd watched the All-Americans win the opening game as Hahn and Bergen held the Cincinnati batters while Bernhardt and Sullivan worked for the visitors. The score came late with a missed chance for a tie in the ninth.
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Butte Fans Hopeful as Pennant Chase Nears End
Butte leads the pennant race with two games over Seattle as five games in Spokane loom for Butte and five in Seattle for Tacoma. If Butte wins three of five and Tacoma takes all five, the teams would be tied, but most expect Butte to clinch with three wins in Spokane.
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Whitten Wins the Lowell Challenge Medal at Great Falls
Great Falls rifle range saw B. D. Whitten win the Lowell challenge medal with a 48 over five shots at 200 yards and five at unknown distance. Cooney and Curtis tied for second with 42, while H. W. Adrian won the A class with 22.
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Seattle and Spokane Tie in Ten Inning Tilt at Seattle
Seattle and Spokane played ten innings before darkness halted play as the game ended 4 to 4. Somers pitched well late for Seattle while Babbitt and Quick sparked the home club with timely hits and aggressive base running.
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Rival Juvenile Elevens Clash At Old Athletic Park
Local junior football scores A 5 5 draw between the Elks and Crescents at the old Athletic park. Centerville Stars beat Main Streets 15 5 while Little Walkerville rolled 21 0 over their northern rivals. Tangie starred for the Elks. Cronin misplayed on third downs for the Crescents. Also notes the Elks plan to challenge West Side eleven of the School of Mines second team. lineup details given. Ralph W Rose sets new shot put record 49 feet 6 inches at Academic Athletic league event in San Francisco.
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Butte and Tech ready for key football clash tonight
The Tec local team, strengthened by new players and under coach L Hartsell, plans a try-out tonight to select the first eleven and captain for an upcoming clash with Butte. Frank Malloy, John Wing, FE Rhue, and guards W Erickson H Miller and Clemens compete for spots as team drills show improved speed and cohesion.
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Bradshaw and McNichols Take On Any Team for Money
Bradshaw and McNichols called at the Standard office last evening to accept the challenge. They stated they will drill Regers and Murphy or any team in the world for prize money.
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Chinese Minister Wu Dilemma Sparks Immigration Question
Denver Post notes Chinese minister in Washington faces recall risking his son’s American college education. If Wu returns, the student cannot reenter without envoy credentials. Wu proposes amending law to allow Chinese merchants and professionals to land for business and study visits, noting potential impact on San Francisco hoodlums.
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Marbles From Thuringia Germany Featured In A Village Craft
The piece explains how agate marbles are mostly produced in Thuringia Germany. Villagers grind small stones into rounds and make imitation agates from white stone painted to resemble real agate. Lauscha glass alleys are blown and formed with red glass twists. The prized marbles are seal brown or black with circular eye-like patterns.
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