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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1908

Page

3

Major League Baseball Ties Split Doubleheader in Chicago

May 31 report from Chicago describes Pittsburgh and Chicago splitting a doubleheader in two dull games. Chicago won the first with late runs off Willis, while Pittsburgh shut down Chicago in the second with five hits allowed. Pitching and fielding misplays marked both games and several players were injured. Cincinnati beat St Louis in twelve innings, with errors giving the visiting team the deciding runs in the tenth.

TBS Chicago Pittsborg Willis Pittsburg Schreckard Moran Prazey Frazer R. H. FE Hicago Rattleries Prester Kling Willis, Young Phelps K. Hn. E Ratterios Rmelbach Wires McCaurthy Canmmnite Cincinnati St. Louis Vistfore Loeals St Louis Ewing Campbell Schlet Raymond Lardwir

Chicago and Detroit split as Walsh stars on mound

Chicago won the first game 9 to 1 with Walsh pitching and a late double steal misplay, while Detroit came back to win the second 2 to 1 aided by White’s control. Cobb’s leaping catch preserved Detroit’s win as Donohue’s long hit failed to spark a rally.

Chicago Detroit Walsh Sullivan Cobb Donohue Joniag R. H. E Chicabo Walsh and Sullivan Wielets Sedim R. HH White Summers Payne

Omaha Beats Denver In Western League Series Finale

Omaha salvaged a win and split the series with Denver as McDonough hit a four ribbie homer for Denver. Omaha’s pitching and hitting produced an 8 to 7 score in a tense game with Adams and McDonough paired for Denver, Saunders and Lebrand for Omaha. Lincoln took a double header from Pueblo by one run in a pair of close games. In Des Moines, Sioux City took two, 2 to 0 in eleven innings and 8 to 3 in the nightcap, as Clarke Yeager and Kay-Mitz worked for the winners.

Denver Omaha McDonough Poores Adams McDonough Saunders Lebrand Lincoln Pueblo Cale May Sto Lincoly Eaain Zackert Ziman Jackson Smith Ho WB Vimeoim Johnson and Sullivan Nichols and Mitz Des Moines Huth Ciaames Des Moine Sioux City Free Moines Witheruy Yeager Freeman Henry Clarke Kay Ang Shea

Trinidad Wins Double-header Over Pueblo All-Stars

Trinidad defeats Pueblo All-Stars in a May 31 doubleheader with scores 9-2 and 15-8. Battetier, Price, Dixon, Nash, Briely, Dennison, McCullough, Honska, and Teteidad are named in box details, with Trinidad rallying in both games.

Trinidad Pueblo Dennison Price Mc Cullough Honska Briely

Denver Luxus Triumphs Over Cripple Creek In Wary Clash

Denver Luxus defeated Cripple Creek 7 to 4 in Cripple Creek as Burkhart McCaw land Chevalier Metz and Drindle contributed on offense. In Colorado Springs the locals swept a double header from the Selecttes 12 to 4 and 7 to 4 with Bernard Weigart Belley Seltzer Ackley Jones and Weigart providing the battery support.

Luxus Cripple Creek Oyl Burkhart McCwausland Chevalier Metz Drindle R. HE Cole Springs Ackley and Weigart Jones and Seltzer

Urino Laxative Endorsement By Tennessee Firm

W. K. R. Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee certifies Foley's Urino Laxative for chronic constipation as a thorough practical remedy. The note is presented by J. H. O'Reilly & Co and references Columbus Ohio and Kansas City adjoined pricing lines.

W. K R. Ward Dyersburg Tenn Foley J. H. O'Reilly & Co

Three Die in Lake Con trary Boat Mishap at St Joseph

Three St Joseph businessmen Clement McCormick Joseph Greer and Albert Graves drowned when their skiff overturned during a fishing trip on Lake Contrary near St Joseph Missouri. The accident occurred May 30 and left investigators outlining the lake tragedy.

St. Joseph Hinl Clement McCormick Joseph Greer Albert Graves St. Joe

Belen Beaten by Albuquerque Grays 12 to 5 in Traction Park Game

Beckers of Belen lost to the Albuquerque Grays 12 to 5 at Traction Park yesterday afternoon in a contested exhibition. Weeks pitched well for the Grays, while Belen misplayed key moments, leading to costly errors and a late scuffle between Coleman and Pena. The Grays secured the win as both teams cooled after the incident, and Belen challenged the Grays to a rematch in the near future.

Belen Man Grays Beckers Becker Belen Albuquerque Greys Traction Park Weeks Hogan Paca Baca Smalling Coleman Pena Colemain Dave Combs Belen Boys Felen Penn Pons Foster Perea Alarid Salazar Narvais Sandoval Luna Hidalgo Gonzales Jettfeld

Blues Defeat Pick-Up Team at Socorro

Socorro Blues beat a local pick-up team 12 to 10 in a baseball game at Socorro New Mexico. Batteries for the Blues were Zengerly and Alex with Zimmerly and Perattes for the opponents. Mrs Bowen of Wayne West Virginia writes of Foley's Kidney Remedy in a brief testimonial.

BLUES Socorro Team City Oponents Zenserly Alex Batteries The Morning Journal N. M Socorro Blues Zengerly Alex Zimmerly Perattes L. Bowen Wayne, W. Va Foley J. H. O'Reilly & Co

Rival Delegations at Chicago Convention Contested

Two hundred and twenty nine seats in the republican national convention will be contested before the national committee next week according to an announcement. Two honored and twenty nine seats are listed as in contention with Chlaimanis Chicago noted as the venue for the proceedings on May 31.

Chicago National Committee Caracas Castro la Guarta Ta Guatra

Delegates Named in Contest Signals Hearing Dates

Secretary Elmer Dover announced tonight the contests filed to date for the delegates. Four delegates at large from eleven states, two territorial delegates each from Alaska and Arizona, and 181 district delegates from sixteen states will be involved. Hearings begin June 4 before the committee. Alabama Florida Georgia Missouri Louisiana North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia are listed among the states in the unofficial tally.

Elmer Dover Dover Alaska Arizona Alabama Florida Georgia Missouri Louisiana North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginrta

Posseman Shot Dead With His Own Pistol

Mobile May 31 Thomas TH Chamberlain longtime city electrician and prominent club man was shot and killed today by an unknown negro during a posse operation to capture Camper Brown. Chamberlain’s revolver was taken during a struggle and the officer was fatally shot. The assailant was himself shot.

Mobile Ala Thomas TH. Chamberlain City Electrician Mr. Chamberlain Camper Brown

Fairbanks Depart for Indianapolis After Washington Visit

Vice President and Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks left Washington at 340 PM today for Indianapolis. They will remain at their home indefinitely.

Fairbanks Donebiaegon Washington Charles W. Fairbanks Indianapolis

Professional cards list Albuquerque physicians and Santa Fe specialists

A collage of local professional listings includes Drs Burton Hust Shadrach Tull Bronson Kraft Williams Jenks and Ross County figures. It notes offices in Albuquerque New Mexico with addresses and contact details, plus services from dentistry to mining engineering and land scrip sales.

Belen Albuquerque New Mexico Santa FE Chicago Kansas City Galveston San Francisco EL Paso Old Mexico R. L. Hust N. T. Armijo Ing N. M Shadrach & Tull Santa Fe Cense Office State National Bank

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