Butte Defeats Visitors In High-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Butte and the visitors produced a busy game with Butte securing a 4 to 1 edge after Sammy pitched well for the visitors and Mike Lynch struggled. Key moments included Cartright miscue, Bell’s two productive hits, and a late bandit surge thwarted by solid defense and a wild throw.
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Mike Lynch
Lee Sims
Butte
Savona
High Hall
Brill
Tigers
Sammy
Mondorff
Boise
Téaho
Melmyre
State Tournament Play Slips In Chaotic Angles
In a jumbled sep tournaments report Ned Rnwsay of Clacnail beat Maleam A Chase of California 145 to 2. The O D hinters defeated Uso Bloomlight Slugger yesterday by a wide margin in men angle events.
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Andoviniod Press
Chrninnail
Din Tofay
Ned Rnwrsay
Claclnail
Maleam A. Chase
California
the &. O. D. Hinters
Uso
Bloomlight
Acors of 28 La 2 Battery Partners Victors
In a tight contest the battery for the victors featured Auduet and Lefty guiding plays while O'Farrell and Han tey contributed for the runners up.
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Acors
O'Farrell
Hantey
Fig Auduet
Lefty
Te Mounguile
Manitoba field trials famed dog event gathers top entrants
Winnipeg reports the Manitoba field trials set to begin with the All Age stake, Derby and Championship events. Entries include many setters and pointers, with big hyrlacs and silver trophy runs. The trials attract hundreds of dog lovers from Canada and the United States, including ten California dogs valued at five thousand dollars. Johnny Morris will not pitch today against Hutten. Virgin Garvin lines up in the first game of a doubleheader.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
North America
Lastern
United States
America
Canate
California
Johnny Morris
Hutte
Aee
Virgin Garevin
Detinr Ig
Mike Lynch & Co
Weekend Baseball Notes From The West Coast
Disjointed report highlights Jesse Stovall’s absence and Noel Sickness’s Seattle trip. Samuels shines for Walle staff, with talk of major league interest if his lower counts improve. Tacoma fielder Mondorff shows speed. Myers and Shaw eyed by majors. Downie’s pneumonia sidelines him. L an unsteady day crew reflects a vibrant but troubled Northwest league scene.
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Samuels
Feam
Walle
West
Jack Meyers
Vatehoe
Sullivan
Chicago
Fielder Myers
Seattle
Boston Na- Honals
Haseman Roy Shaw
Tacoma
Pittsburg
Fieet
Downie
Berausa
Mike Lynch
Relheng
Senith
Butte
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Mmking
Dewnte
YACHT RACES BEGIN AT JAMESTOWN
The international motor boat and yacht races start in Jamestown, with cups presented by President Rose, Lord Lipton, and the Jamestown Exposition Company. About fifty motor craft compete across six classes including the Dixie, which aims to defend America’s claim in the international trophy.
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Norfolks
Rose~valt
Thomas Lipton
Jamestown Exposition Company
Tetley
Havh
Motor Boat Club of “Armoried
American Power Moat Association
Edward J. Schroeder
Cub of
America
Butte Mines Adopts Big College Style Football Plans
Butte Mines students forecast a football season centered on major rivalries with large crowds and interstate opponents. Addison Wrenn from Lafayette joins as a key newcomer, aiding a fast, veteran-enriched eleven under manager Proctor, as other colleges are lined up for big meetings.
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Bulie
Pather
Rerioal Af
State University
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Big
Hays
Yreason
Addison Wrenn
Lafayette University
Proctor
Malki
Bozeman Agygies
Jack
Fittes
Parrot Team Wins Opener In Slugging Showdown
Parrot Flat ball team beat Walkerville 10 to 6 in the first of three games for a $200 prize. Ram Jones powered the Parrots with a grand slam and five for five at the plate. Weir made a fine catch, Sleason earned credit for a circus move at third. The teams schedule a rematch next Sunday at 2 o clock.
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Parrot
Gordon
Edwards
Whitarville
Bills
J. Kelly
Ram Jones
Parrots
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Fiames
Weir
Jandy
J. Sleason Kot
Stephens Thaw Becomes a Missionary Frontie
Stephens Thomas Thaw, nephew of Harry Kendall Thaw, arrived in Syria as a Presbyterian missionary. The 21 year old son of Benjamin Thaw sailed after graduation from Fate University three months ago. He inherits a large Pittsburgh fortune and his interest in church work grew after Stanford White’s death.
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Pittsburg
Stephens Thomas Thaw
Harry Kendall Thaw
Gyria
Presbyterian Church
Fir Otly
Alm
Stephens Thaw
Benjamin Thaw
Stanford White
Hay Thaw
Randall to Attend Anaconda Races with Sea Air Star
Willan T Randall plans to race at Anaconda after returning from Great Falls. His stable includes Sea Air and Leighton with strong performances at various meets. A Gallatin valley track update notes dissatisfaction with Eastern Montana treatment and some jockeys skipping meetings.
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Good Rage Horséen
Randall
Brenda Whiners
Leighton
Oli ‘Ostier Joe
Cali Nike
Sea Air
Benvolio
Berryessen
Mr. Handaeft
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Horne
Montana
J. B. Hunn
Woolgrowers to Meet in Helena for Second Assembly
Helens report Ireneal correspondence notes a second annual meeting of the Montana Woolgrowers Association set for October 3 in Helena. Local members expect a large turnout during Fair Week to debate national land policy and grazing reserves, with the January national meeting slated there.
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Standard. Helens
Mantberstilye
Honanont Oxazole
Hasiiatens Rom Nayak
Fight narrows down three cities for Montana home plan
Special correspondence reports the selection of candidates for the Odd Fellows home in Montana. The sink-commission’s report, once approved, reduces the field to three cities Lorene Missoula and Helena. Remainder will vote at an upcoming meeting to be set.
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Sant
Odd Fellowe
Montana
Alvata Altes
Lorene
Missoula
Telena
Uesilo
Women of Woodcraft to Entertain at Helena
Helena September 4 The royal lodge of Women of Woodcraft plans a grand rally Friday night for about 4000 Montana members. Officers listed include Grand Guardian C. C. Van Orsdel Portland Oregon Grand Adviser Hexto B. Oliver San Francisco Cal Grand Guardian KRangag Goodenough Denver etc and other officers from Helena Portland Denver and Salt Lake City.
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Women of Wonscraft
Order
Montana
Phesa
Grad Guardian
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Fortland
Ore
Hexto B. Oliver
San Francisco
Calpas Grand Guardian
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Coin
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Grend Inner Sentinel
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Wnosk
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Salt Lake City
Ulan
Hulter Succeeds Larson as Bank Director
Special meeting of the board of directors of the National Bank of Montana in Stallard Helena Sept 4 elects A M Hulter to fill the vacancy caused by Peter Larson. Sponsor entities include National Bank of Montana and the city of Helena with the meeting date noted.
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Helena
The
National Bank of Montana
A. M. Uuiter
Peter Larson
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