Seattle Beats Butte In Ninth Inning Heartstopper
In a 5 to 4 Seattle victory over Butte, Roosevelt scored the winning run in the ninth after Hickey drew a walk and Sharp’s bunt failed to advance. Kililay pitched six hitless innings for Butte before Hoon and Roosevelt kept Seattle’s offense in check. Over 1,000 fans witnessed a tense finish as Seattle wrested the game from Butte with a late rally.
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Canucks Struggle In Eighth Inning Defeat
At Vancouver Vancouver April 2 hard luck story for Canucks as one run scoring attempt in the eighth ends in a misplay on Starkell’s bat. Longnecker finishes the game as Black Cats rally with timely batting. Batteries Nelson Longnecker and Spencer Starkell and Beellinger. Vim pire Lullane.
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Portland Wins In Opportune Rally Over Los Angeles
Pacific Coast League report from Los Angeles on April 25 notes Portland defeated Los Angeles 6 to 4 after a sixth inning score and a seventh inning error eased Portland’s path. Groom held LA until the sixth, Donahue and others contributed, while Portland’s fielding late in the game influenced the outcome.
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Oakland Victory Amid Odd Baseball Report
A garbled game note describes Oakland winning while a San Francisco run is noted as earned. The text includes miswritten names such as Heor Bon Pranenico and mentions umpires Peerine and Jueraneeces.
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San Francisco
Errors mar early games in American League action
Fragmented report notes Philadelphia victory over Boston with errors tainting the run for Philadelphia. Other lines mention New York’s win over Washington as Hughes dominates late innings, plus scattered references to Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, and St. Louis matchups with unclear details.
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Boston Defeats Brooklyn 6 1 in National League Game
At Brooklyn April 23 Boston defeated Brooklyn 6 to 1. Lindaman held the locals to five hits while Pastorius collected twelve safety blows. Batteries Zandamian and Grotra for Boston vs Pas torius and Ritter for Brooklyn. Umpires Jemslia and Klemm.
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Brooklyn Today
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Fragmented baseball score notice from early game
Philadelphia and New York teams played a delayed match with New York leading 6 to 2 as Maren, new pitcher after Coridon, yielded four innings. Batteries listed McGlanity Howeman Corridon Maren and Jacklltseh. Umpire Higler. Additional notes mention St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati matches with unclear details.
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Freshies Against Sophs Annual Ball Game Today
The Freshmen versus Sophomores baseball clash at the public playgrounds on Hast Second street starts at 4 o clock this afternoon. Both teams boast capable lineups with equal chances, as the Freshmen seek to avenge last year and the Sophomores aim to defend the title. Captains Jensen and Vaughran lead rosters that include Dyer, Tobin, Condon, Helmerdinger, Ostrander, and others, with reserves ready for action.
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Butte Giants and Northwest League Stars Highlight Opening
A chaotic roster of Butte Giants and Northwest League players, including Virgil Gargin and Teddy Roosevelt, is described with vivid misprints and names. The article notes local Seattle and Spokane nods, Kennedy mitt creation, and Frank Ward’s retirement after a fatal electrical shock affecting umpiring.
Livingston Basemen Open Season After Meeting
Livingston base ball team opened the season with a game at the grounds west of town on Sunday May 1. At a meeting last night H Slutterwood was elected manager and Frank Freeman captain. Committee finances reported support from local businessmen. The nine will be selected after practice for the opening game.
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Sonia
Excelsior Handicap Early Season Prize At Aqueduct Jamaica
Opening day at Jamaica features the Excelsior handicap a mile and a sixteenth with $10,000 added. Contenders include W H Carey Dr Gardner Glorifier Oxford Okonite Don Diego Mountain and more in a likely strong field led by Glorifier winner of the Carter handicap and others jockeyed by Dishabille Radtke and Harris among others.
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On The Race Track Mayhem Across Two Meets
April racing results spill across tracks with multiple races at Yonkers and Jamaica Aqueduct. Winners include Dally Alta Spa Nonie Lucile Lezelle Tavora and Campaigner among many, with times listed for each event and placings for second and third. Multiple unnamed horses and trainers appear in a dense, fragmented recap of events from New York tracks.
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Slit in vaulting contests alters record progress
Historical note on pole vault technique shift known as the slit or shift. Ray Albertson, a famed western coach, discusses how the shift was introduced by Keene Pitzpile and Clapp, recounting events from 1898 at Parkside with the New York Athletic Club. He notes coachs pressure on vaulters to clear the bar and the dangers of landing, citing rising accident risk.
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Chi‘ze Athletic Association
New York Athhetic Club
Helena caterer opens modern cafe in Montana
Maurice Wells, a Helena caterer, has completed a contemporary cafe in Montana promoting pure food ideals. The facility emphasizes well-cooked, well-seasoned dishes aligned with evolving state pure food laws.
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Colorado Jobbers Plan May Tour Through Elliott and Towns
A Colorado Manufacturers and Robbers association delegation, led by Thomas C. Scott, will visit Ellington and other towns along the route of the Rur- Mugten in late May. The group travels by special train with the Fort Logan Irat Infantry band, to meet local patrons and foster relations with Colorado City manufacturers.
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First National Bank
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Colorado Manufacturers and Robbera” Association of Denver
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Colorado
Fort Logan
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