Butte Team Faces Seattle Bats In Northwestern Opener
Speculation centers on Russ Hall's lack of power hitters as Butte plans to open against Seattle. New and returning players fill the roster, with Irby and Adams among the top batters and Merely noted prospects like Kreits and Wineholt vying for catching duties. Several Seattle alumni appear in the lineup, signaling a mixed, young squad built for the Northwestern season opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Hall
Meyers
Eli
Butte
Bell
Northyesters
Botewald
Trby
Cortright
Adams
Sus
Wilkins
Swann
Spokane
Seattle
Bandelin Attuck
Texas
Bennetts
Jatssi
Daseran
Biko
Enuire
Rhea
Lussi
Sts
Cartright
Bennalte
Swain
Irby
Aberdeen
Seneus
Sertod
Suns
Baseball Preview: Race Shapes Up in Western Loop
Agudw funds Dig and pays the pinyora while Portus Baxter in the Benthio Postlue notes Seattie favored to win the Atctiserien over Butterlles. Aberdeen and Tacoma battle for first with Spokane vying for third as Butte Vancouver duel for last place. Tigers rely on Stickers and strong pitching with Lynch Clynes Malt tinke Burnett Kellackay Brian set to face a pitcher and clout the ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portus Baxter
Benthio
Seattie
Butterlles
Rose Hall
Onora
Butte
Aberdeen
Tacoma
Spokane
Keadly
Mulen
Neil
Ant
Waye
Vancouver
Teacing Lowlers
Tigers
Lynch
Clynes
Malttinke
Burnett
Kellackay
Brian
Thompson
Higginbotham
Carl Rhowid
Brinner
Starkell
Jack Hickey
One Per Cent of Spokane Playing Ball This Year
One thousand and one players signed in Spokane amateur baseball bases mark the greatest city record in the Pacific Northwest for 1908. About 1 percent of Spokane’s population will play ball, with 17 teams of 18 players each and an age limit of 17 for juniors. Gonzaga heads the Wet with 17 teams. midgets, outlaws, banks, city leagues, schools, and YMAlA all field multiple squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Pacific Northwest
Gonzaga College
Jesuit Fathers
Outlaws
National
City Amateurs
Young Men's Christian Association
Butte Beats Everett Minor Nine 10 to 0 in Snowy Outing
Butte blanked Everett 10 to 0 as Butte pitchers dominated with strong control and a lineup that produced double digit hits. Adams, Cartright, Luesi, Btle, Kreltz and Soldier Thomas contributed multi hit games, while Mundar’s late bursts helped pad the score. Manager Mall praised the staff and promised they will be ready for Saturday despite rough weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Cy Swann
Spokane
Russ Hell
Mundar
Evereth
Adams
Tylea
Ruse
Irby
Cartright
Luesi
Btle
Kreltz
Soldier Thomas
Claflin
Liverett
Bylte
Everett
Mall
Evluman Blante
Oakland Mile Track April 15 Race Results Summary
Adena won the first five and a half furlongs, Saint Medan second, Ran HL third in 1 07 3 5. Alice Cal ing won the four furlongs, Cappit second, Trocha third in 14 8 1 5. Bine 2yeg won the five and a half, Elevation second, The Coyne third in 2 44 4 5. Cabin took the San Rafael handicap with Johnny Lyons second, Downpalrinis third in 1 5 3 5. Lucy C. won the mile and 70 yards, Woolen second, Millsang third in 1 5 1 5. Lord of the Warestwan won the six furlongs purse, Native Son second, Cloudlight third in 1 18 3 3.
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Oakland
Cyl
Reeults
Adena
Saint Medan
Alice Caling
Cappit
Trocha
Tima
Bine 2Yeg
Elevation
Tne Coyne
Milf
San Rafael
Cabin
Johnny Lyons
Downpalrinis
Lucy C
Millsang
Lord of the Warestwan
Native Son
Cloudlight
Sime
Aqueduct Race Results Auburn April 15
At Aqueduct New York on April 15 Pantonie won the first five furlong race with Voorhees taking second and Frank Lord third in a time of 1 02 44. The Bayside steeple next race followed.
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Aqueduct
N.Y
Pantonie
Voorhees
Frank Lord
Bayside
Horse Race Windup with Disqualifications and Times
In the final meet of the day at Brookdale, multiple races produced close finishes and notable events. Zal won the seven furlong main, Sallavant was second with Allla third before a disqualification of Mark Anthony for fouling. Rialto led the six furlongs with Halke T second and Troublesome third, as times ranged around 1:15.
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Jimmy Lane
Jim McGul Dhird
Tine
Apron
Intervene
Madri- Jeno
Jack At Kin
Musgrave
Red River
Fairbrothar
Ato
Sere Andi Chapultepec
McDanial
Evan
Brookdale Nymph
Meelick
Rifleman
Welbourne
Don’ Enrique
Oxford Berkley
Angelus
Rosimero
Zal
Sallavant
Allla
Mark Anthony
Sla Furlange
Rialto
Halke T
Scholastics Win First Ball Game Against Lulu Theater
Butte high school baseball shows strong form in debut game 9 to 2 over the Lulu theater crew. Verhoven pitched well with speed and curve, House behind the bat impressed with fielding and throwing, while Nissler Grigg Passmore and others form a deep scholastic contingent aiming to challenge the champion Renoool of Mines squad in upcoming sacetitg.
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Butte High School
Beagan
Lulu Theater
Lulus
Verhoven
Bel
House
Cain
Contingent
Nissler
Ray Grigg
Passmore
Hanson
Herwood
Tremblay
Tine
ReNool of Mines
Sacetitg
Airedales of Champ Stock Ordered by Two Fans
The popularity of well bred Airedales grows in Butte as two orders were placed with G Black of Toronto. Roy Airey, private secretary to Joh D. Tyan, requested Commodora Clipstone, a top Airedale champion. Dim Keefe orders two brood bitches by Lucky Baldwin, winner in Toronto and other shows. Ben Thayer has Commodore Clipstone in the East.
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Butte
G. Black
Toronto
Roy _Airey
Joh D. Tyan
America
Dogpy Commodora Clipstone
Tie Airdale
Buffalo
N. T
New York
Boston
Europe
Dim Keefe
Mannix Wins Medal Amid Ambition Realized
James Reuniz topped class B bowling Tuesday night with 897, unchallenged in the second series, earning the sapphire medal for the week. Silman led the latter series with 822, while Jones, Shutler, Merlek, and Mannis trailed. Mannis earned praise for perseverance as he claimed the honor.
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James Reuniz
Silman
Jones
Shutler
Merlek
Mannis
Ienil
Pittsburg Nationals Tie St Louis in 30 Inning Opener
In a long opening game of the season, the Pittsburg Nationals defeated St Louis in 30 innings. Weather was cloudy and rough, ground soft, both teams fielded poorly. Batteries Lush and Mostetter for Pittsburg. Caniz and Gibson for St Louis. Umpire Rigler. Other games in both leagues postponed by rain.
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St. Louis
Pittsburg Nationals
St. Louis Today
EL St. Lows
Famlowe Cette Eee de Ora
Lush and Mostetter
Canaiz
Gibson
Rigler
Pacific Coast League Roundup From Los Angeles Apr News
Oakland won a critical game today with a heavy batting performance under Pacific Coast League play. The report lists players and teams including San Francisco and Los Angeles with multiple names, scores, and a focus on key matches and standings.
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Loa Augsten
Ti Porthynd
Aes Ek
Monaco
Los Angelina
Portland
Drainage Bill Sparks Senate Clash Over Swamp Lands
In Washington on April 15, Senator Flint led a bill to divert receipts from public land sales in Alabama Arkansas Florida Indiana Iowa Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Ohio and Wisconsin to drainage and reclamation of swamp lands. Teller and Bacon opposed the measure accusing it of aiding forest reserve interests and draining the treasury. Senator Eaton called it a stupendous project harming states without public lands while Bacon argued Georgia had no lands but had given up others to the Union. The bill faced sharp debate before being tabled as unfinished business.
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Washington
Flint
Senate
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Timota
Indiana
Iowa
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Wisconsin
United States
Georgia
Bacon
Admiral Evans Anxious To Resume His Station
Paso Robles Hot Springs Cal April 15 Rear Admiral Robley D Evans who brought the fleet around the horn is at the springs resting to recover his health He hopes to lead the battleship Connecticut through the Golden Gate May 6 if his condition allows The Atlantic fleet is in San Diego awaiting its first Welcome in an American port since leaving Haraguain Roads in December Surgeon P By Pebonnta BF notes no firm assurance of Evans boarding Connecticut at Monterey
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Paso Robles Hot Springs
Cal
San Diego
Haragucn
Robley D. Evans
Horn
Hot Springs
Connecticut
Golden Gate
Pebonnta
Agwixal Evans
San Francisco
Beania
Monterey
Player Shay Released and Declared Free Agent
Cincinnati April 5. Player D. Shay, released by the New York National League club, has been declared a free agent by the national baseball commission. He says he did not sign with New York and that Oakland wants him. The commission granted his request without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wabash Man Applies For Receivership At Pioneer Factory
Nathan Mercy proprietor of the Pioneer hal fratory applies for receivership. Receivers will be named to manage the custody. Mr Meyer places a debt of 362000 dollars and assets at 355000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Nathan Mercy
Hal Fratory
Tomurroan
Meyer
President Roosevelt Hosts Luncheon for Canadian Governors General
In Washington on April 15 the President and directors entertained at luncheon for Governor General Marl Gray and Lady Grey who arrived in the capital the previous evening as special guests of state.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Canada
Marl Gray
Lady Grey
Coal and coke plants shut down in Indiana county
Johnstown April 15. Coal and coke plants in Indiana county have shut down for an indefinite period, throwing 1,000 men out of employment. Coke valued at 80 000 is stored awaiting a market.
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Johnatown
Indiana County
National cemetery designation for Johnson honored in Greenville
Secretary Taft ordered national cemetery at Greenville Tennessee be named Johnson National Cemetery in honor of the former president, with the action announced on April 1 in Washington.
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Washington
Taft
Hud
National Cemetery
Greenville
Tenn
T He Johnson
Compact Health Claim From A Fragmented Note
The fragment discusses remedies for sour stomach belching headache indigestion and dyspepsia. It mentions a bottle that will convince though specifics such as product name or dosage are unclear. The text uses broken phrases and lacks verifiable details.
Very Hot Time at Convention Causes Turmoil
Delegates elected and alternates chosen at a convention as district selections ratified. A motion to empower the committee to name the new state committee triggered wild disorder, with protests over names, overturned chairs, and police unable to restore order. The sergeant-at-arms was knocked from the platform before the committee's report passed. Harry W. Walker pledged to issue a new state convention call and contest Denver. The convention adjourned past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarren
Harry W. Walker
Bryan
New York
Denver
Suit for commission on sale of Mountain Meadow mine
Virginia City reports Charles Jenkins sues district court through attorney John F. Davies of Butte against S. C. McKittrick and Tadell Mercantile Co. of Pony for 1500 claiming 40 percent commission on sale of Mountain Meadow mine to Butte Willow Creek Mining Co. alleges contract dated Sept 2, 1908 and sale on March 20, 1909 with deed executed and delivered. seeks 1840 plus interest from April 1, 1908.
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Miapaich
Standard
Virginia City
Charles Jenkins
District Court
John F. Davies
Butte
S. C
Mountain Mantow
Butte & Willow Creal
Ald
Plantiit
C. McKittrick
Indell Mercantile Company
Plumuitt Aleges
Butta & S
Willow Creek
Mountain Meadow
Anril
International chess masters tourney draw round results
In April the Amatican event continues with Wientia Maraball and Dohner drawing their games against Loubart and Sainol In the eighth round Bohlochter remains in the lead as standings unfold today.
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Wientia
Maraball
Dohner
Chass Mantars
Loubart
Sainol
Bohlochter
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