Butte Baseball Ground Dispute Delays Season Opener
The district court delayed a decision on the lease dispute between Mayor Nevin and McCloskey over city grounds used for baseball. Judge Lynch sent the case to Judge McClarnen, with a new hearing set for April 8. Butte opens the season in Boise three days later, then Salk Lake and Missoula, with plans for an inside park and rapid setup of stands and fences within 80 days.
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Butte Baseball Dow
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Count Rardens
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Lynch
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Boise
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Unbeaten member squads triumph amid bench changes
In Philadelphia on April 17 a notable game featured Chyne's men remaining undefeated after benching key players Biale Walker, with a 5 to 2 victory against Washington and New York in a tight finale. Pitching solid, the team surged late to seal the win as Walker was replaced.
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Biale Walker
Washington
New York
Babel
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Utes
Win
Walker
Ore
Ales
Warhop
Blair
Swee
Unclear fragmentary sports names and places
The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered references to teams and places including Chicago and New York, mentioning people like George and Turk, Gimstead and Sullivan, with dates, but the overall event is unreadable and cannot determine a coherent story or outcome.
Cubs End Losing Streak With Key Wins
The Chicago Cubs halted a losing skid as pitcher McTeague and Arenor shut down Boston in a 4 to 1 game. Prunidelpha defeated Boston earlier. Fitch, Suggs, and Myers produced hits and strong relief pitching helped Cincinnati win 4 to 1. New York posted a 2 to 1 victory in the other late game. The day’s schedule promised rematches among the same teams with steady lineups and planned afternoon games.
Butte Shots Decline Spokane Shoot Delay
Reported plan shows Butte shooters not entering Spokane event while Leviacean backs a local team. Hunter’s Mor Springs hosts shoots and State Sportsmen’s meeting on June 1 and 11, with provisions for local contingents and officials.
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Butte
Spokane
Blemished Baseball Trust Sparks Cleveland Showdown
A Detroit sourced page discusses Ban Johnson and the Cleveland players clashing with the baseball trust over edicts restricting play. Friction with Charlie Comiskey’s circle and concerns about commercialization threaten the sport’s ethics and future.
Great Falls Plans Holiday Baseball Opening and Train From Helena
Great Falls intends to show manager Reed the city’s support with a holiday event and mayoral pitch at the opening game this summer. A special train from Helena may be run to bring fans to watch the opener, as merchants discuss the plan and work continues on the new park and team preparations.
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Reed
Tuer
Felena
Sun- Gay
Ayith Hildebrand
Eastman
Tued
Eam
James E Kvane
Washington
Vane
He Merchants’ Association
Lelena
Mulls
Racing results and names blur in muddled report
A garbled race summary lists multiple horses and riders with uncertain finishes and odds. Names such as Alfred the Great and Leah appear amid scattered times and placings, while references to a Grand Prix style event and functionaries are indecipherable. The fragmentary text hints at winners and seconds but lacks coherent details.
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Jenin
Apolagian
Amir
Nird Rade
Eve
Weal
Alfred the Great
Wang
Shine
Leah
Who Rae
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Munrag
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Miss Imogene
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Tittie
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Tal Mieters Sim
Wang Fd Ruby
Tad Arpa Chonl Arve
Toby Hi Plime
Governor Vetoes Bill In Colorado
Governor Shafroth vetoed a racing and boxing bill passed by the legislature citing constitutional concerns and the dangers of legalized gambling. He warned he will not appoint a racing commission unless compelled by the state's highest court. The piece notes broader opposition and cites Missouri precedent as influence.
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Denver
Col
Ehafroth
Enma
Folk
Missouri
Jessagn
Shafroth
Racing Commission
Rumor of Strike by Clevelanders Dampens Detroit News
Reported threat of a strike by Cleveland players interrupted by funeral attendances for Addie Joss. President Johnson reportedly canceled games to permit Cleveland stars to honor the deceased pitcher, amid tensions over permissions and team conduct.
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Detroit
Ban Jobson
Cleveland Ten
Addie Jarsobs
Won
Wirnard
Toledo
Ghia
Fraemasgbs
Biveball Plyers
Adrian C
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Mnascuie Tiple
Cleveland Lewin
Tru Detroi
Shika
Cleveland
Weunit
Barnard
Johnson
Chicago
American League
Addie Joss
Opening Game Hines Burgers Pirates Edge Reds in Sale
The article details Bobby Byrne’s five hits and a flawless batting start for the Pirates, aided by sharp fielding and solid hitting. It highlights blistering drives, Byrne’s singles, and notable pitching form from the Pirates’ starter as Cincinnati seeks a strong opening performance.
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Bobby Byrne
Bol
Dick Hyder
Byrne
General Holiday Week From Today in Great Falls
Great Falls apr 17 special dispatch announces a city wide holiday on Tuesday April 25 based on merchant official and public agreement. Schools may close for revival events at the ball park with leagues and crowds tourism and decorations planned. City county officials and the fire department consider parade and grand stand arrangements as ex varsity players join Sunday activities.
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Great Falls
Unifon Agehall Lengus Seagan
Bnedhall
Gent Avenue
Sasecta Son
Lee
Salamon
Ikis
Elty
Ambiguous text fragment leads to unclear headline
A garbled OCR sample from an American association page yields unreadable names and phrases. The readable bits do not form a coherent event or person.
Unclear vintage ad fragment on pricing and goods
Fragmentary text shows a priced item at ten thousand dollars with mentions of mounting and divisional maturity. The readable names and places are garbled, lacking coherent event or full entities to identify a definite story or subject.
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