Opening of the Northwest league season in Waxdale and Spokane
In Waxdale the opening game of the Northwest league season saw Butta's team dominate Seattle with Garvin pitching well and Meyers injuring his hand requiring a physician. Seattle’s fielding was weak and Garvin allowed only three singles. In Spokane, Svakeuo defeated Tacoma with strong defense and aggressive baserunning as Osborne struggled but remained effective. Attendance reached 340 as Spokane edged Tacoma 6 to 5.
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Dispatch
Standard
Seattle
SOX
Butta
Northwestern
Garvin
Dugdate
Meyers
Veley
Bruyette
Donovan
Feil
Hearne
Cartwright
Beatile
Ceesseee
Matt
Tiare
Torwhe
Bell
Staton
Mott
Irby
Dowle
Stia la Kelinckey
Mack
Gurvin
Halr
Ross
Mob
Widdlich
Gareth
Rame
Enret
Spokans
Craw Svakeuo
Tacoma
Championg
Osborne
Hages
Baste
FK Tacoma - Ase Ae
Spokane
Tee Ome
Goonwin
Shea
Asheron
Seindells
Umpivo
Ward
Dlone
Leeoure
Don Walsh
Kerey Patch
St. Louis
Paddy Welch
de Krmond
Ana
Dita Forwer
Gossip From The Field: Uneven Play And Injury Night
A chaoticSport digest shows scattered gossip on players, injuries, and near misses. Mentions include Vierdoia, Don Walsh, Paddy Welch, and Meyer, with notes on hospital visits, rheumatism, and a looming championship. Texas, Princeton, and MARA figures appear amidst a blur of games and races.
Ford Chosen Chairman of New School Board
Thos Ford, senior board member, was selected as chair of the new school board, succeeding A Calley. Thomas Tieharie was re-elected assistant clerk and Shamnan Hiwars became vice chairman as the board organized. Brookside and other school initiatives were discussed, including a Shakespearean performance and trees for school grounds, with comments from retiring members and new appointees.
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Ford
NEW School Board
Boal Megting
Audsol
Firet Mealtig
Mo Tienhoued
Revieat Aerical
A. Calley
Mnumbers
Thomad Tieharie
District Pn
Movil
Shamnan Hiwars
Olnitmiae
Broadway
Turie
Aly. Brophy
Miss Nell
Treplis
Muito
Yale
Devetonmanl
Dris
Col
Arion
Tuohy
Tetenards
Prd
Moore Land
UY Polnk
Resnansl Willy
Nancy
Wasa
National League results roundup from April games
Brooklyn topped Philadelphia in a sharp game featuring strong defense and solid pitching by Macker. Pittsburgh battled Chicago, but Chicago won as the contest ended early to catch a train. New York defeated Boston 13 to 2 behind Bastian and strong relief by McGinnity. St Louis beat Cincinnati in a weather-affected outing.
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Boston
New York
Boxton
Bastian Weed
McGinolty
Gicore
Witenes
Breanalan
Young
Ester
Bouter
Ant
Orndart
Emsite
Baseball scores from American League games: early season updates
Mixed game reports from April 20 noting the New York team’s win over Boston, Washington beating Philadelphia, Cleveland defeating Detroit, and Chicago defeating St Louis. Highlights include late-inning rallies, pitchers' early-season form, and fielding errors influencing outcomes. Teams involved include New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and St Louis with multiple player mentions.
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New York
Uart
Baverlooneney Oy
Boston
Grits
Wostram
Uls Sean
Raul i
Kovtun
Batlovige
Dineen
Grige
Orth
Thyanne
Pacific Coast League Update From San Francisco Rally
In a Pacific Coast League report from San Francisco, Oakland beat Portland with strong pitching by Randolph and timely hits. San Francisco moved ahead of Los Angeles after a win at home as Jones and teammates stacked runs and held the Angels scoreless in stretches.
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San Francisco
Atondy
Constate
Oakland
Saine
Portland
Los Angeles
San Praneisco
Jones
Yon Angeles
Skreet
Empire
Perritto
Meaderville Juveniles Rally in Teninning Tilt
In Meaderville yesterday afternoon a heated game ended with the Ivankin Mijors defeating the Meaderville Juntos 6 to 3 after ten innings. A second game was arranged, and Hayvard won at West Yellow-In.
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Meaderville
Canarsie Stakes and Queens County Derby at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct on April 7 the card featured six races led by the Canarsie stakes four furlongs with Notaschea defeating Frizetta and Munster Robert, and the Queens County David Leap one mile where W. Harry won and Pretension placed second. Other results include First race winner Theator with Foxmeade second and Woorny third, the Winfield steeplechase won by California King with Tom Cogan second, and the remaining races listing Plena y Kerry Tustle and Star Cat with Clolden West Royal Oryx third in respective events.
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New York
Aqueduct Res
Queens County
David Leap
W. Harry
Pretension
Good Luck
Plenay
Kerry
Tustle
Pima
Clolden West
Royal Oryx
Irre
Orakland racing results with multiple top finishers
Final race six and a half furlongs Governor Orman won with Lord Nelson second and Belvoir third. Second race five and a half furlongs Napa won Kinders second Greece G. third time 1:08. Third race wine and a half Nine Sper won Byronerdale second Bievn don tura Lime time 2:95 2-5. Fourth race Tit for Tat handicap one and furlong purse $1,000 Lagla tella won Enr Rogers second Eduardo third time 1:53 4-5. Firth read six furlongs Royal Rogue won Pat second Daruma third Tone 144 sixth race yalia and 09 yarded Gearpo BP MecNewr won Rezervation second Burnelette third Time 44.
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Orakland
Governor Orman
Lord Nelson
Belvoir
Kinders
Greece
Sper
Byronerdale
Bievn
Don Tura
Laglatella
Rogers
Eduardo
Winie
Firth Read
Royal Rogue
Pat Eecoud
Daruma
Tone
Yalia
MecNewr
Rezervation
Burnelette
Longboat Wins 25-Mile Marathon Title in Toronto to Boston
Thomas Longboat, Toronto owner, broke the record for the 25 mile road race from Ashland to Boston. He clocked 3 hours 24 minutes 2 seconds, beating a field of 14 rivals in the closest finish since 1897. J J Caffrey of Titminten held the previous mark at 3 hours 24 minutes 4 seconds. The event drew an immense crowd of about 103,000 along the route as spectators watched the finish on Commonwest Street and Master Street.
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Hastan
Thomas Longboat
J. J. Caffrey
Titintiten
Ontario
Racher Fowler
Cambridgeport
Joh J. Jays
St Bartholo i How
Atuh
New York
Jeadeva
Alena
Tere
Master Street
Suish Mae
Humphrey's Hanico Medicine Ad At Drugglars Corner
An old advertisement claims Humphrey's Hanico medicine offers cures for women's diseases dyspepsia headaches rheumatism and bladder troubles. It promotes trying alternatives after a prior product and mentions prices 28 cents and a free book, located at corner Wallin and John streets, New York.
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Mumpheys
Drugglars
Humphrey
Hanico, Medicine Co
Wallin
John Atreots
Beware of Fraudulent Howard Trout Fly Co Deceptive Ads
Warning issued about impostors selling prize medals and claiming Colorado origin under the Howard Trout Fly Co name. Authorities warn dealers and the public that these solicitations are false and forged.
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Colorado
Howard Trout Fly Co
Howard
Woodmen Appoint Delegates for District Convention
Woodmen of the World appoint delegates to the fourteenth annual district convention at Willines Mayo. Named are George W. H loss, Ira da Kirk, A A Brantley, George I Willson, D P McElwee and George T Carr.
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Fipeclad
Te Standard
Hozeman
Woodmen ‘of the World
Willines Mayo
George W. Hmms
Ira da Kirk
A.A. Brantley
George I. Willson
D. P. McElwee
George T. Carr
Veteran horseman Brad dies at Antrim farm town residence
Brad Rakersfiehl a veteran horseman known as Charten Kerk of the Pacific coast died tonight at his town residence four miles from the city. The long-time trainer battled a declining constitution for weeks before passing away. Nearby, Wilding beat Rhodes in the semifinals of the covered courts tennis championship, while Travers defeated J. Travis in New York to win the opening round of the three-day tournament at the Garden.
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London
Wilding
D. I Rhodes
Heston
Rhodes
Brilliamy
New York
Apel Sawalter
J. Travis
Jerome
Travers Sme Nny
The
Garden Ony Ctok
Elk Teeth Ban Sought By Native Order And Elk Hunters
A report from Seattle notes Elk Lodge members are urged to curb the slaughter of elk for teeth. Grand Lodge action may ban wearing elk teeth as emblems. Meanwhile Washington University’s night crew heads south for a rowing meet with Cal and Stanford. Led by coach Cons, the crew receives a triumphant sendoff with 300 students cheering. Leo Talbot of Mercersburg academy breaks work’s interscholastic records in throwing the weight and discus, surpassing prior marks.
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Kia Mitual
Ethlod
Seattle
Apell
University of Washington
University of California
Stantara University
Piebia
South
Conshear
Mawes
Croster
Kirby
Jarvin Lovejoy
Willis
Lowery
Lilley
O'Brien
Dimbar
Coxswain
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Svorkana
Vierdoia Sory
Varius
Reddy" Toosavelt
Hutti
Brush
Iso
Leland Santora
Aq Luter
Finda
Meyer
Princeton I
M. Reynads Assain
Texas
Dane Yeream
Mara
Dubie
Turner
Stu Wen
Actitr
Vat
Ned Mendes
Acilan
Push Ness
Gallwey
Chile
Ing
Thy Hong
J. J. O'Brien
Wy OM. Tooky
Amarantes
Callovey
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
P Tubing
Chicago
Pitsburg
Leever
Gibss
Ray
Lindgren
Wosranx
Anrit
Clocinnal
Eee
Philadelpia
Philadelyita
Washington Today
Washington U Paradelpia
Catterton
Lakenatii
Heydon
Bander
Schreck
Cleveland
Detroit
Opty
Turners
Willett
Clevelland
Joss and Clark
Ubank
Schmidt
Prahe Work
Owen
Stone
Seiple
Cnlonel
Vickeriaue
Shegle
Maher McAlece
Iva Leyru
Chiara
Seses Nay
Gwen and Sullivan
Tuday
San Francise
Hayvard
West Yelni
Twneyard
Toul
Chipae
Cinelanati
Philadelphia
Pitts
Massa
Pet
CMW
Eesti
Washington
Vawiuth
Phared
Fropelseo
la Angeles
Oneklant
Humphreys
Smith Drug Co
Main St
Park Ave
Woodmen
Tumeman
Brad
Stanford
San Feandero
Travis Deveats
Travers
Siegel
Orf Tor
Droken
Sherman
East Park
Butte
Montana
Keeley Institute
New Plunka
George Denis
Mgr
Sunnynide Hotel
Athambra, Mont
Gregson Springs
Dutte
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