The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-17
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oyJuly ! n. I
coma at Spokane; July Up. Az "a
at Spokane; July 1919, Taooma
Spokane; July 21-26. SnoLa@ al
July 2S-August 2. VancorIs at
Spokane; August 40, Seattle al
kane; August lie, Vancouvar >. $40
August 1923, Butte at snoLSp0
August $3.50, Spokane at Tsa%
September 1-6, Spokane at Soa4l
September S-13, Spokane at Ahers"
September 1920, Spokane AZ y.
couver; September 22-27. Spokor.
Tacoma; September 29-October C%
kane at Vancouver. '0|
Eddie Quinn, manager of tho @
kane team, says he is goins
strengthen his team.
Pitcher TEDDY" Roosevelt has h.
released by Manager Ed. Quinn of ~
Spokane team in the Northwest
league.
Chicago leads National league vii,
percentage of .63S; st. Louis in AM
can league with .613; Portland
Coast league with SOL; SPOKANE -
Northwestern with els. and Bradl.-
Engineering Co. in Spokane ~.
league with .693.
Norman Elberfeld of the New yo..
baseball club of the American laagr,
was recently chosen manager of n,
team to succeed Clark Griffith, WIN "a
signed.
George Hackenschmidt, the excbam.
pion wrestler, whose death has bas,
reported, is alive and apparently wen
Dandy Frisco, the undefeated st,L
lion of the northwest, time 2.11 IA
died recently at Freewater from acns
gastric-intestinal catarrh, complicats
by fiatulence.
The Bradley Engineering compsDy
team of the Spokane city league /,
planning to repeat its trip of last sea
son to Kalispell, Mont, and Manage
Kennedy has now scheduled a seds
Of games to be played by the Bradlev
at the Kalispell fair, which will taxi
Z place late in July,
In the quot pitching contest at Med
ical Lake recently between D. Keen
e the champion of Ireland, and F.
Tichenor of Spokane, former wUl
champion, the latter won.
Two members OF the Olympic tean
o are so anxious to compete in Londa
e that they stand on their trip acus
the Atlantic as stokers. They do i tt
training purposes.
a Harry Lombard, who IS scheduled b
meet Louie Long at Spirit Lake q
July 4. has been matched by his MAJ
ager. r. l.. Parker, to meet Billy La
E der at Calgary, b. c., on July S..
Poughkeepsie. y. Y.-SwingE
/. their sweeps with powerful stroh
which carried their slender sht
through the water at all but a reoI
ic breaking speed, the Syracuse varsi
j. crew won the big four-mile race s.
ID urday for university eightOar
p crews. They headed Columbia by K
than one-third of a length and Corn
IS. BY a bare length at the finish III
IN after one of the most interesting a
most hotly contested regattas Of
Id collegiate racing on the Hlds
course.
Incidentally, Syracuse took III
Cornell the trophy which is the lA
be of victory in this race-the vars
no challenge cup. presented in 1875
he Dr.. Louis L. Seamon. Cornell TO
TT held by the winner for year.
~ Cornell carried off the tvoA
race for freshmen eight-oared sn'
for the stewards cup in handy Iasll
going over the course in > nnu
by % 80 seconds, three lengths Of "
water ahead of Syracuse. CCilm
was third, with Wisconsin iour'n
20 Pennsylvania fifth.
Barney Oldfeld, the gIea'
~ character the auto world mas :
80 known, has returned to lle ="
"a racing game. -,
y Manager Bob Brown oil AOelO
has announced the purchase u :
Rowan. last year Spokanes hr'' =
man. and bought by St. PAU a.
close of the season, and Eddle Nv \
holder. the Northwestern hl'uns y
er in 1907, and drafted by omana
The Tri-City league in PoLu~ !.
~, having its troubles. Two oil tne :.
~ have dropped out of the lea5 ~.
no ready. these being Albina and w
City. The teams dropped ou'
cause they were losing mones, p
The third meeting OF the ?
Jockey club has begun at tne pa
Gus Daily racing course III On
UNI and will continue for 60 days.
to the amount OF Sl4o'OO nav
the hung up for the meeting If i
for Joe Heinrich won two Out u : !
: a falls from Charlie stone "
1m. d'Alene recently.