Helena A Premier Baseball Hamlet in Union League
The 1911 Union Baseball season ends with Helena and Missoula praised for support, while Butte and Butte area towns face financial and fan challenges. Helena’s crowds, special trains, and business backing helped sustain the club, with Missoula showing improving spirit as city support deepens. The circuit notes strong city loyalties and varying financial fortunes across Helena, Missoula, and others.
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Elena
Cnvague
Burg
Helena
Furs
Butie
Qwser
Maurice Weiss
As Clates
Butte
McClosker
McCloskey Park
Kelena
Missoula Fane
Missoula
Bret
Fey
Guuielar Wies
Stissoula
Toree
Garden City
Dirsult
Butse
Great Falls
Tawa
Americans Lead In Big Tennis Match
New York reporters note the Brits Dixon and El Geamish defeated Bundy and Little 6-3 7-6 6-4 in the International to decide challengers for the Davis Cup. Americans lead 2–1 as singles play looms. another American win would earn a trip to Australia to meet the defending team.
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New York
C. P. Dixon
A. el Geamish
British Isles
JC. Bundy
Catefornia
Raymond
Little
Stantis
Australia
Dankies
Dixon
Beamish
Chiehy
Gundy
Bundy
Tielr Oval
Score & Service Pce
Unclear OCR sports standings update from American Association
Fragmentary OCR text lists teams and scores including AL Collins-Pobodthy and Milwinkereit with city references such as Lincoln and Omaha. Readable items mention postponed games and multiple matchups with unclear team spellings and inconsistent punctuation.
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AL Collins—Pobodthy
Uoluttius
Minneaiitsannus City
Maherpeia
Mt. Punt
John Richards 1 On Job At Madison
With the arrival of Big John Richards at Madison, he begins duties as football coach succeeding Tom Barry. Captain Buger reports optimism for a varsity squad near 100 with 50 veterans, while 32 candidates have agreed to report on Sept 20 and Mackmiller returns to boost the lineup.
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Madison
Wis
John’ Richards
Azidirow Haltia
Cass Randall Field
Tom” Barry
Buger
Biser
Ason
William Mackmiller
Selon
Buser
Pivot position unsettled as team eyes Pierce or Van Ghent
Whin filled the pivot briefly last year but lacks ideal build, raising the possibility of Pierce shifting in. Van Ghent, a quick 01-pounder, is discussed though he may be used at end due to reach. Early tryout comes with the Colorado game as Rocky Mountain rivals loom.
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Keekie
UMS
Leim
Mali
Ali
Buser
Ehery
Sleften
Hadger Tacklera
Newman
Roger Tinue Tonnberg
Dynes
Shaw
Incampleta
Sagainar
van Tiper
Peo Gia
Tal Jock
Whin
Aveiter
Pierce
van Ghent
Colorado
Ards
Tuaies
Cage
Corhar
Rotatar Gheristan
Frank Seler
Mugen
Corbin
Brooklyn Falls In Opening Game To Philadelphia
Philadelphia pitchers held Brooklyn to scattered hits as Hummel scored on a single, Coulson doubled, and later scoring helped Philadelphia win. Seubert and Carter contributed to a narrow early lead in a tense nine inning clash.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Uinhe
Paske
Lober
Hummel
Coulson
Browkly
Sehardtang
Carter
Chicago Takes a Couple in double header victory
Chicago swept a doubleheader from St Louis, winning 7 to 6 and 2 to 1 as a late surge carried the visitors. Callahan injured sliding into a chase and retired. Chicago capitalized on timely hits in the first and sixth inns as both games featured late inning drama and defensive miscues.
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Chirge Penedes
St. Louis
Callahan
Chicago
EPG
Walsh
Haviik
Seait
Oleay
Lake Yd
Ocenome
Havlikami
Hawk
Stephene
World Chamber of Commerce race result summary
In a noted afale for a2T totters Bis Burke won the event with a time near 2:04. A Vonway 2:18 pace finished strongly in the five heat format while Branham Baudhanmower showed straight heats and Dorothy Hansbrough claimed a straight bench win. Baden and Wilmering placed in the top spots with Chanther of Comimerre stakes at 2:07.
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Chamber of Commerce Afale
Bis Burke
Vonway
Branham Baudhanmower
Boat Thing
Longworth
Mali
Dye
Jruca
Dorothy Hansbrough
Restulmin
Baden
Wilmering
Shird
Chanther
Comimerre Stakue
Purae
Fitn
Gilly Burke
Spaniel Queen
Duéie Archdaic
Wolgast-M Farland Fight May Be Given
Milwaukee dispatch reports a planned light weight title bout between Ad Wolgast and Parkay McFarland at Milwaukee Auditorium on Sept 1% will proceed as a no decision exhibition with 10 rounds. Matchmaker Frank Mulkern and Sheriff Arnold acknowledge authorities’ stance allowing the fight under rules, with no prize incentives, despite earlier protests and legal references. Wolgast and his camp delayed preparations after a road trip, weighing in at 1274 pounds amid routine downtime.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ad Wolgast
Parkay Mc Farland
Frank Mulkert
Sheri Arnold
Arnold
Wolgast
McFarland
Heen
Mulkern
Briveens Tits
Marten Iy
Rilnington
Tony Shoe
Anthony
Five Bouts Promised For Next Friday Boxing Card
Arthy Tart announces a boxing program at East Tranipe Street Gymnasium next Friday evening. The bill features five bouts with four four round matches and a six round main between ATC Henderson and Tack Ransom. Contenders Connors Kovich French Kid Young Freeman Jenna Barker Thames Bummell appear in four round preliminaries and other pairings complete the card.
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East Tranipe Street
Gymnasim
Welchia
Atc Henderson
Tack Ransom
Yom Connors
John Kovich
Young Preeman
Ted Jenna
Ying Barker
Kid Bummell
Billy Thames
George Corhan Early White Sox Prospect Rising Star
George Corhan, a young White Sox infielder born March 21, 1858, in Lagansport Indiana, rose from minor league play to a trial with the White Sox. Described as a strong defender and improving hitter, he moved from Albuquerque to join the major league organization after progressing through local clubs and the Tuxedos.
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Mehseheot
Corbhan
Worl
Gid
Detroit
Carkisn
Albuquerque
Kom
Chere
Te Sante Fe Railroad
Shortston
Luk
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Harry Dally
Helpe
Capital
TTT
Suaeon
Jenwa
Salt Lake
General Port
Union Baseball Association
Usesla
Towa
Butlebul
Helen
Hostetter
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Pittsburg
Br. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Sr
Tranne Linsten
Haneas
Lenapala
Rat
Paul
Ty Earas
Malvern
Tuulayiliy
Avren Bihadit
American Association
BASFA
Lincoln
Topaka
al Denver
Penver
Nehlo
Omaha-Omaha
Ft St Joseph
Des
Mothew-Den Moines
John Richards
Taeka
Conder Sen Rotten
Rinpann
Uranetau
Mikedelphia
Chicaxe
Cincinhali
Bheulbach
Fromme
Boyd
Chicagan
Hutte
Shovkard
Cote
R. Ti
NCBEO
Kania
Newly
St. Lois
Johnson Puzzles
Walter Johns
Kastan
Bushelman
Sedinson Wich Street
Fishwinsta
Williaina
Vaughan
Vaughn
Jinning
Quinn
Thonn
Ny Tyre
Aaxcouveh
Wagga A
Vancouver
Gorlen
Sesyllage
Lewis
Henlik
Parthony Savreees
York
Ue Nehaon
Widay
Ily Burke
Apaniall Quasa
Willy
M’farland
George Corhan
White Sox
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Nile
Momlekrey
Cattian
Corhan
Phat
Erent
Lagansport
Tad
Indianapolta
Talithnpolte Manual Training
Builor College
Bletr
Rehom Corhan
Shortatop
Antfeld
Albanargae
Harenysh Thiesin
Stan
Christy Mathewenn
Felew
Frank Seleo
Tor
Cophan
Haneball
Loenem
Selae
Pati
Joseph Ingt Xeaaoy
Elortins
Monte
Tive
Baby Walt
Tay Lili
Sre
Beabes
Anta DL. Dithes
Atcomis Corinth
Martin W. Little
Ameands Stowanus
Thiae
Kondly Rae
Mille Gay
Riahey Weany Daushon
Secobo. Busy
Mine
Tbs
Wickson
Secomd
Tima
Rey
Sympathy
Monsieur X
Mie
Montgomery Con
Shyeran
Woolsocks
East Park Street
Deus
Rockford
Ciolf
Ane
California
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