Butte High School Athletes Face Heavier Mines Eleven
Stocky East High player Phillips emerges as a strong new addition to the Butte squad, which scrimmaged against the School of Mines. Coach Melzener notes the miners appear formidable, with Lafayette’s Wrena starring for Mines but hampered by lack of signals. Provisional schedule lists games against Wesleyan Helena, Helena high, Montana College, Missoula high, Livingston, Bozeman, Spokane, and Great Falls with Thanksgiving contingencies depending on opponents and home dates.
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Butte High School
School of Mines
Melzener
Wisconsin
Dwyer
W&h
Wrena
Lafayette University
Butte
Wesleyan University of Helena
Helena High School
Montana College
Missoula
Great Falls
Columbia Gardens
Buttte High School
Proctor
The
State University
End positions hot, college squad fields multiple candidates
Several candidates contend for end, halfback, and backfield spots as the team holds tryouts. Notables include Nissler, McIntyre, Evans. promising backs Dezell Brooks Fair Williams. quarterback contenders Evans Tuohy Fletcher. tackles Wild Saner Manley Allen. guards Wilcox Churchill Knox Hopkins. center Roach.
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Nissler
McIntyre
John Evans
Billy Dezell
Fred “Melin
Food" Brooks
George Fair
Paul Williams
Buddy
Brooks
Leonard
Wild
Evans
Roach
Crack Bowlers Slump in Tournament Games
In Thornton alleys last night the champion Tommy Flis posted a low game of 127 and the field slumped as doubles match play continued. Ellis and Van Ells totaled 1,669 pins in five games while Sheehan and Adams beat them by 74 pins. Sheehan led with a 233 in his first game before the slide continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Flis
Thornton
Ellis
van Ells
Sheehan
Adams
Gravesend Racecard Results From New York Sept 25
The Gravesend track in New York on September 25 featured six races with times and placings. King Cobalt won the opening five and a half furlongs. Guardian captured the steeplechase over about two miles. Sister Frances took six furlongs. Uncle won the Holly handicap. Yankee Girl prevailed in the one and a quarter miles handicap. Tipping won the one and an eighth miles finale with Zipange and Blandy following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gravesend
King Cobalt
the Squire
Araze
Guardian
Parika
Garrett
Frances
Lady Anne
Algerton
Uncle
Meelik
Spooner
Yankee Girl
Beacon Light
Tipping
Zipange
Blandy
Spokane Derby Victory for Cabin J H Brannan
Cabin J H Brannan's chestnut captured the Spokane Derby before about 15 000 spectators, defeating favorite Sidney F by a nose with 7 to 2 odds. Earlier races saw Bel Reid Elfin King Happy Chappy Spokane Derby winner Cabin ran a mile and an eighth in 1 57, with Sidney F second. Other winners included Bel Reid, Elfin King, Happy Chappy, Lucky Lad, Monvine and runners up Scorcher Glendenning Remember Senator Warner Josie S.
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Spokane
Happy Chappy
Princess Wheeler
Jake Ward
Cabin
Sidney F
Columbia Girl
Lucky Lad
Remember
Lucrece
Monvine
Senator Warner
Josie S
Tacoma Beats Butte In Northwest League Tilt
Tacoma wins second straight game against Butte on September 25 with timely hitting. Engle and Shea opposed Roosevelt and Wilkins as both teams totaled scattered runs and errors marked the box score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tacoma
Butte
R. H. E. Srocome
Aberdeen Triumphs Over Seattle In Ten Inning Pitchers’ Duel
Aberdeen edged Seattle in a tense ten inning game as timely hitting decided the outcome. Batteries Barnestead and Stanley for Aberdeen plus Brinker and Boettiger for Seattle delivered strong pitching, while Umpire Drennan presided over a hard fought contest.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Aberdeen
R. H. EB. Bogus
Cesetacs
Barnestead
Stanley
Brinker
Boettiger
Drennan
Heat Protectors in Polices Shields of the Heart
The Philadelphia Record notes policemen wear badges over the heart for protection. The shielded star has deflected bullets and knife thrusts, saving lives over the past decades. Off duty officers keep the star on their vests, directly over the heart, and feel uneasy without it.
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Philadelphia
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical piece notes castor oil as a cure for love sickness and observes that a young man may earn his own living only if his father lacks funds. It comments on women's comfort in knowing untruths, the romance of elopement hindered by practicality, and a man’s church-going in bad weather signaling a race loss or hopeful win.
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New York Press
Bill Squires
Jack
Twin
Tommy
Burns
Burns Havn
Boston
Ring Gossip and Boxing News Across Field and Diamond
Newspaper notes track Mordecai Brown as NL star pitcher, upcoming title bout previews between Joe Gans and Memaic, and analysis of batters led by Hans Wagner. Reports cover Andy Anderson’s marriage, Ike Butler joining San Diego league, an all star Northwestern team, purse splits in Britt fight, Squires' postSullivan plans, Emil Frisk with Cubs, and salary talk in 1905 Athletics.
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Jimmy Britt
Joe Gans
Memaic
Memshc
Gans
Joseph
Ike Butler
Tacoma
San Diego
Taylor
New York Nationals
Spokane
Boettiger
Aberdeen
Rowan
Downie
Tacoma-Vancouver
Altman
McKune
Ross
Seattle
Myers
Irby
Butte
Higginbotham
Rush
Roosevelt
Brinker
Police Commission and Board of Supervisors of
San Francisco
Burns-Squires
Kaufmann
Schreck
Gans-Britt
Britt Nelson
Thomas Ketchell
Deer Lodge Fair Opens With Turbulent Races And Notable Winners
At Deer Lodge Fair meet racers like Van Camp on Mina Baker and Buckster Hod from Mina Baker top the fields in several four to seven eighths mile events. Buckster Hoch and Mina Baker finish near the front, while Jim the Granite county plow horse lingers at the post. El Parsano wins the Montana Hotel stakes and Cinnibar leads a horse-heavy Daly stake. Orton Bros advertise pianos and organs on 219 N Main, Butte.
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Buckster Hod
Mina Baker
Buckster Hoci
van Camp
Sullivan
Buckster
Jim
Granite County
Samman
Lady Adelaide
Roberts
J. Kneal
McKinnon
Sarah Myers
Armstrong
Garter Light
Tringo Bell
William Bissett
Merry, Touch
Our Sadie
Mabel Bates
Wiley
Jadys Bell
Spinstress
Tom Santge
George W. Tuthill
Sir Dougall Andlizzie
Albertine
Sea Air
Alma Boy
Emma Reubold
Herbert
Spring Leaf
Cinnabar
el Parsano
Berryessa
Morando
Dyer
Ambitious managers face heavy fines over league signings
The National Board of Professional Baseball Leagues warns two managers, D. E. Dugdale of Seattle and FE. E. Quinn of Spokane, and players Emil Frisk Nordyke and Rockenfield, that they violated Article XXVI section 2 by signing for championship play after the season. Penalties seen include $500 per club and $200 per player. Spokane notes mention Ned Nehring as a potential target and Shroeder may also be scrutinized for earlier signings from class A.
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National Board of Professional Baseball Leagues of America
Belt of the Woods
D. E. Dugdale
FE. E. Quinn
Seattle
Spokane
National Board of Arbitration
Emil Frisk
Dugdale
Nordyke
Rockenfield
Quinn
Nehring
Shroeder
Jess Stovall
Tacoma
Great crucial series in Seattle this week
Baseball notes from Seattle feature eight innings by a Highlanders pitcher, a Cubs effort to cut Aberdeen’s lead, and Tacoma’s tests against Butte and Spokane. Boxing reports cover Attel Sullivan, Erne Quill, and a San Francisco boxing investigation. Also included are boxing and boxing-won totals, late racing winnings by James R. Keene, and new American baseball team picks.
Beware of Slips in Life Street Advice
A compact advisory note from the Baltimore American warns readers to look ahead and anticipate slips in daily life. It emphasizes cautious steps and luck as helpful but not guaranteed, urging vigilance in every path.
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Baltimore American
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Give School OF Mines Ranch
Stocky Boy
Phillips
Downer
Northwestern League
Memsic
Wagner
Mordecai Brown
Shoon
Andy Anderson
Hans Wagner
Magee
Phillies
Andy” Anderson
Helen Churchley
Portland
Britt
Willus Britt
Jack Gleason
Gleason
Cubs
Lealers
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Ban Johnson
Ruth Waddell
Rubhe Waddell
Western Union
Atlanta
Miss Waddell
Fannie Schott
Harper
Vancouver
Billy Delaney
al Kaufmann
Fred Landers
Deer Lodge
Homelight
Mountain Base
Princess Alone
Jack-o'Lantern
Ray Picker
Sir Dougal
Menden
Robert Mitchell
Malma
Gladys Bell
Presentiment
King Harold
Daly Stake
Cinnibar
Milshora IT
Denezolio
J. W. Kirby
Santee
Lizzie Albertine
Moskeio
Bright Albert
Enchanter
Macene
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
GETTE
Northwest
Jack Bell
Friscom
Northwestern
Red Brown
Tigers
Abe Attel
Brooklyn
Tommy Sullivan
Alton
Ill
Erne
Tommy Quill
Brockton
Mass
Sporting Life
Bell
Montana
la Porte
Neal Ball
Montgomery
Loudon
Texas
New York Americans
Slim Nelson
Martinke
Bill Hurley
Jack Clynes
Hickey
Spencer
Nelson
Bandits
Rusty Hall
Canucks
Samuels
Brown
Chicago
Donovan
Detroit
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Kling
Chase
Strang
Nationals
Huffman
James R. Keene
Celt
Ballot
Bacon
Chamberlain
Davis
Winchester Rifles
Winchester Repeating
Winchester
L. C. Smith
Parker
Colt’s
Smith & Wesson’s
North Main Street
Butte,mont
North Main St
A.c.m.hardware House
Quartz
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