Two Rival Ball Teams Meet in Columbia Gardens Showdown
Bozeman champions travel to Columbia Gardens to face the Reductionists in a 2:10 pm game. Lineups feature Rubin, Hartman, Van Snyder, and Herwig for the Reductions, with ONeil, Dewaven, Sullivan, and Wilson among others for the Bullets. A second meeting, decisive for the state championship, follows the prior defeat of Tilion Club.
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Columbia Gardens
Fternoon
Gallatin County
Bazamanites
Boxeriaum Rubin
Hartman
van Snyder
Ole Snyder
Ralston
Bunker
Herwig
Jett Fleig
Dell &H
AcDonald
O'Neil
Caisher
Elsey
Dewaven
O'Brien
A. Merkle
Clayia
Austin
Sullivan
Rumsey
Fiehd
Wilson
Lou Kene
Butte
Weezer' Dell
Élza
Smider
Boucher
Rubin
Michigan
Snyder Brothers
Agricultural College
Elséy
de Haven
On the Race Track
Results from Ghéershead Bar feature two race cards. Far West led the six furlongs with Altuda second and Quardill third. In the next race Sherif Williams won, McKittredge placed second, Mr. McCann third.
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Associated Press
Ghéershead Bar
Headioag
Furiodge
Far Weat Wan
Altuda
Quardill Thita
Tline
Westoury Steepitchine
Race results summary from an old track card
Six furlongs Cap and Maclick won with Firestone second and Julia Powell third in the first race. The Agneas Champion covered two and a quarter miles with Salviders wall Montgomery second Ballot third. Eixteenth miles Laurena won Aster d Or FH Finch second. Sixth race covered a mile Vine won with King Cola second Truid third, time 1 39 Za.
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Firestone
Julia Powell
Agneas
Salviders Wall
Montgomery
Eixteenth
Laurena
Aster d'Or
FH Finch
Truid
Magnificent Spokane Game Goes Eleven Inning Thriller
In a Northwest League contest Spokane edged Li Bulle 1298 in eleven innings as Garin and Jensen combined on the mound. Seattle won its second game against Tacoma with stronger batting led by Welsh, while Tacoma miscues in the sixth helped Seattle build the lead.
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Butta
Spokane
Soreing
Garin
Jensen
Serene Tt Ag Teatterice
Garvin
Ripley
Associated Press
Seattle
Sealltu Q
Tacoma
Welsh
Tan Grote
Pacif ic Coast League Scores At Portland And San Francisco
In Portland Dakiine led a 4 point effort while des Anatles posted 3 at San Francisco as the Pacific Coast League action continued with road and home games.
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Portland
Dakiine
San Francisco
Des Anatles
High School Alumni Football Challenge Promised
A high school team challenges alumni to a gridiron game next Saturday. Several current and former players are expected to participate, including crawley chamberlain rholin hinds morrow mccarthy kearney burns grandpre roach evans mckillenny kennedy fluent and others. The event aims to showcase this year’s eleven and draw a strong crowd.
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Dwyer
Crawley
Chamberlain
Rholin
Hinds
Morrow
McCarthy
Kearney
Burns
Grandpre
Roach
Evans
McKlvenny
Kennedy
Fluent
School of Mines
PrAteres
Saire
Early season high games spark Thornton alleys bowling
Three top bowlers Vevieh Metintes and Perchant led a fast paced Thornton alleys event as the high score record fell and rapid games dominated. Jovieh opened with 250, McKinley followed with 253, and Perham posted 266 as doubles teams Sheahan Adams and Van Tells Ellis challenged, with Melinley and Wad Jaet finishing strong and Speehan posting 223.
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Srasha
Thornton
Jovieh
Howsht
J. S. MlcKinley
Art Perham
Perham
McKinlay
Sheelan-Adams
van Tells-Ellis
Menlvley
Rank
A. Wad Jaet
Sheahan
Acwins
Easiy
Man Wile
Elis
Melinley
Speehan
Doubles Herder Breaks World Record in 48 Innings
In Birmingham Als a 6 feet 1 inch V Grummpel Bartholoiérw Adee club member at 5 height, Witham set a world mark by 48 innings without allowing a run today. Johnson of Washington pitched through six straight Idaho state league games without letting in a run, also tying a record.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Als
Shreveport
Witham
Johnson
Washington
Delurt
Battling Dane Nelson Returns to Butte Avoiding Publicity
The famed fighter Nelson arrives in Butte seeking rest from publicity and not seeking a fight. Police Chief Wynne and Judge McGowan show interest as Nelson plans a quiet stay to finish unfinished business from his 1904 Montana visit while avoiding attention. He is not disclosing the motive for his trip.
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Nelson
Butte
Viet UN
Buaz
Montana
Autella Werrera
Wynne
Dudge McGowan
Givinal
Huthat Nelson
Avoia
American League standings recap from recent games
Ambiguous league results show Detroit and Cleveland tied with scores in the mid six to eight range. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate multiple teams, including Philadelphia and Washington, involved in recent AL action with several close finishes and a higher Detroit output.
National League scores from Pittsburg and Boston
In a Pittsburg venue St Louis hosted as part of the National League schedule while Boston hosted Thadelakta and Mhleas in separate matchups. The details are fragmented with unclear team names and results.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Thadelakta
Mhleas
New York Ath Club Dominates Jamestown Games Trials
At Traverse City the New York Athletic Club featured strong performers in the International wnack and eld games trials. Highlights include A Vouse of NYAC winning the final 300 yard handicap heat, Frank Ae. placing second in the 18 yard event, and White NYAC taking a 12 yard distance. Numerous distances and jumps were contested with athletes like Ray Ray NYAC and George Fleming NYAC among top finishers.
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New York
Jamestown
Aga
New York Athletic Club
Traverse
Rasaille
A. Vouse
A. C
Frank
Secant
White N.Y
Tine
Wady Etesole
MY. A. C
Sundin
Ray Ray
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Wondy
J.T. Manonay
Bandit Makes Big Haul On a Whitehall Street
Bulte police report a bold holdup Friday night on Whitehall Street. A masked highwayman escaped with about $200 from a contractor or bank employee before fleeing toward the Northern Pacific Railway. A description of the robber has been circulated.
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Bandit
Whitehall
Bulte Police Department
Butte Briefs Report Local Activity
Gowity attorney Mturrass returned from a meeting. MUL reported no ducks home. James FY Gaia, Wether of Smoke house Tl, is well. Inova In Taill o, heading to Anaconda to engage in business.
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James FY Gaia
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Smokehouse Tl
Inova
Taillo
Anaconda
Cowden’s Bitters Promised To Restore Health Promptly
Promoters urge readers to take Cowden’s Bitters for stomach liver and bowel disturbances. The ad claims the product has given complete satisfaction for years and emphasizes a free trial and guarantee of relief. The language targets general digestive and systemic issues with a broad health claim.
General Railway Strike Threatened in England
Associated Press reports a general railway strike threatened in England as the railway men's union fights for recognition by British railway committees. The executive committee's decision, to be announced in Manchester, would give companies a week to formally recognize and negotiate, or face a strike.
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England
Lnng
Manchester
Samipios
Ito
Alleyse Tntyy
Oioagy Tailors
Market St. Rept
Chicagy Sera Achat St. Beor. Dd
Chicago
Eveil for God? Sam Whberfield Charged With Robbery
Whberfield is under arrest on complaint by county attorney charging burglary at 419 South Wymming street. He allegedly broke into W H Price's home while family away, robbed him, and later denied stealing. Preliminary hearing set before Justice Doran.
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Sam
Whberfield
W. H. Price
South Wymming Street
Tim
Hy County Attorney’s Office
Price
Ourglary
Thad
Alee
Hone
Helm
Palance
Eloverfield
Justice Doran
Croatian Drama Planned by Local Publisher
Antone Basetich, editor of the Crantian World, returned from New York and plans to launch a Croatian play in Butte soon. Milan Matkevich will organize the project as Basetich renovates his newspaper and aims to publish the Nestiaano next Monday.
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Antone Basetich
Crantian World
Butte
New York
Acim
Milan Matkevteh
Mr. Bagellely
Suphertson
Runaway horse spooks rider at Mercury and Stain
Mies Tilo Prongraw was thrown from her horse yesterday afternoon at the Mercury and Stain streets intersection. She suffered injuries described as likely serious. Eyewitnesses reported the horse reared and bolted before the setback.
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Mies
Mercury and
Stain Streets
Local G A R Member Receives Work From Nevada Figure
A Lincoln port unit member of the Grand Army of the Republic received work from Cyaries G Barton of Nevada Mo. Details unclear due to scattered OCR text but confirms G A R connection and interstate contact. Names include Vern Wins to and Samioge referenced in relation to the exchange.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Haya
Samioge
G. Barton
Nevada
Uider
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