Benefit Day on Coast Duke of York Wins at Oakland
San Francisco racing for Fabiola hospital yielded a large sum with Duke of York II ridden by Frank Skinner taking the gentlemen riders race. Cumberland Park in Nashville also hosted six races, led by Julia Jenkins and Olefiant in the stakes event with several other consistent winners.
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Duke of York
Frank Skinner
San Francisco
Oakland
Fabiola Hospital
Duke of York IL
Fabiola
Antolee
Aurifera
Tom Slavin
Winnibejour
Sylvia Talbotson
Clarinette
Horatius
Narra G
Rasp
Silver Fizz
Duke of York II
Loyal
Barnato
Sea Queen
King Delis
Artilla
Rio Shannon
Lakeside meet results show six horse races
In Chicago on April 26 Lakeside summary lists six races with winners John Baker Steinwinder If You Dare Fake Lavator Thurles and La vator as the top finishers. Each race includes second and third place finishers along with their times.
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Chicago
Lakeside
John Baker
Marion Lynch
Gran My Chree
Steinwinder
Silver Fringe
the Phantom
If You
Lady Curzon
Jerry Hunt
Fake
Burnie Bunton
Scorpion
Puritan tops Aqueduct first race at seven furlongs
At Aqueduct on April 26 the program opened with seven furlongs in a selling race. The Puritan won, Meistersinger was second, Marathon third, and the time was 1 28 1 5.
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New York
Aqueduct
Meistersinger
Cervera
the Musketeer
Flying Buttress
Kennard
Flamboyant
Helena College Team Loses to Townsend Training in Battle
The Helena Business College baseball team fell to Townsend Training School by 11 to 2. The game, played today in Helena, was well contested and free from friction.
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The
Standard
Helena
Helena Business College
Townsend Training School
Cincinnati Defeats St Louis on Timely Hitting and Errors
The Cincinnati team won with patient hitting and a string of St Louis errors. Heismann held the opposition until the eighth inning, as Cincinnati totaled 35355 runs to St Louis’s 14617. Batteries were Heismann Bergen for Cincinnati and Yerkes Adams Nichols for St Louis. Umpire Emslie.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Heismann
Csmncipacal Ns
Bergen
Yerkes, Adams and Nichols
Emslie
Chicago Keeps Slugging, Falls Short Against Pittsburgh
In Pittsburg on April 24 Chicago could not advance beyond second base until the ninth inning. Lee controlled the visitors with steady pitching as the game finished 6 0. Attendance was 6 073. Batteries were Lee and Zimmer for Chicago and Rhodes and Kling for Pittsburgh. Umpire Cantillon.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Lee
Olemuret
Zimmer
Rhodes
Kling
Cantillon
New York Defeats Brooklyn 4-1 At Polo Grounds
The second game of the series at the Polo grounds saw New York beat Brooklyn 4 to 1. Attendance reached 12,500 with Kitson and Ahern as pitchers for Brooklyn and Bowerman on the mound for New York. Umpire O Day.
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New York
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn
Eliatik Dace
Heavy hitting feature marks today's baseball game in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on April 26 heavy hitting by both clubs highlighted the game. Several players produced strong contact and drives as the teams traded runs throughout the contest.
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Philadelphia
Butte and Helena Handicapped in Pacific Northwest League Start
Butte and Helena, Montana, face a heavy handicap as their Pacific Northwest league season opens. They have fewer home games than other clubs, three coast trips, and 25 games each against coast teams but only 20 against each other, amid early and late seasonal travel.
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Butte
Helena
Montana
Otte
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Baseball Notes From A Bombarded Field
Roston and Philadelphia match ended with both teams tied as Therg and Pittinger retired under bombardment. Jacklitsch suffered a leg slide injury. Attendance logged at 4150. The score and detailed box show Roston versus TEV SebReed with mixed abbreviations and several player names, including Patteries Pittinger Mularkey Moransberg Voorhees and Dooin.
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Roston
Philadelphia
Therg
Pittinger
Jacklitsch
R. H. E. Roston
Baka
Washington Holds Off Boston In Slugging Tilt At Home
Washington defeated Boston 15 to 9 in a slugfest before about 3,000 fans. Batteries Lee and Drill opposed Dineen Dein ger and Criger in a high scoring game with Washington taking the honors.
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Washington
Boston
R. BH
Sistherste Leelice
Lee
Dineen, Deinger and Criger
Howell stars as home team edge wind gusts
Baltimore report notes a home victory with Howell delivering top work amid heavy wind. Attendance recorded at 3 910 as players and spectators battled gusty conditions. The lineup featured Howell and Robinson against Duggleby and Steelman.
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Baltimore
Howell
Beastprene
Howell and Robinson
Duggleby and Steelman
Sudhoff Shuts Out St Louis as Joss Debuts for Cleveland
St Louis was shut out by Cleveland pitcher Joss in his first game for the club. Sudhoff displayed clever pitching limiting the trouble as St Louis managed only a single hit. Attendance reported at 3,500 with Sudhoff and Donahue as Cleveland battery.
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St. Louis
Joss
Cleveland
Sudhoff
Game Postponed in Chicago on Rainy April 24
A scheduled game in Chicago was postponed due to rain. The official note cites weather conditions as the reason for delaying play and rescheduling pending forecasted improvements.
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Chicago
Columbus routs Minneapolis in baseball spring game
In Columbus Ohio on April 26 the American Association game ended 12 to 2 with Columbus defeating Minneapolis. The score and details appear partially garbled but indicate a decisive win for Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ft. B. Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo St Paul Game Postponed by Wet Grounds
Toledo Ohio reports the Toledo St Paul game postponed due to wet grounds. In Indianapolis Indiana high winds and rain halted the Milwaukee game today.
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Toledo
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
Milwaukee
Western League scores from Des Moines and Denver
Des Moines scoreboard shows Kansas City 6 Colorado Springs 4 with 693 413 4 Denver 5 St. Joseph 0 in Colorado Springs. Denver results list April 26 with incomplete figures and April 2% score missing context.
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Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Colo
Not a Single Horse Sold At Butte Sale With Reserve Prices
A horse sale at the race track failed as none of the horses sold under reserve prices of 150 dollars each. Prospective buyers balked at reserves while breeders faced pressure from Frank Durand’s circle. attendees may wait for private sales or future listings under different terms.
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Frank Durand
Butte
Charles Palmer
Yale Swain Wins Long Chess Match Opening With Yale
In Boston on April 26 the international chess match between American and British universities saw Swain of Yale defeat Davidson of Oxford after 344 moves. America leads 1 0. Sewell of Columbia defeats Grundy of Oxford to put America 2 1 ahead.
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Boston
Swain
Yale
Davidson
Oxford
America
Great Britain
Sewell
Columbia
Grundy
Medal Shoot at Anaconda Gun Club This Afternoon
Competitors at the racetrack grounds of Anaconda Gun Club will contest for A and B medals this afternoon. Members with a 70 percent average may vie for the B medal, while those above 70 percent can compete for the A medal. A large turnout is expected.
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Anaconda Gun Club
Americans Win Chess Match Versus Oxford and Cambridge
The American universities Columbia Harvard Yale and Princeton defeated Oxford and Cambridge in a six on six cable match. The Americans won four games, lost one, and drew one, earning four and one half points to England's one and one half. The Rice trophy returns to the U S after England held it three years as England still leads the overall series.
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Boston
Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Oxford
Cambridge
Boston Athletic Club
British Chess Club
London
England
Weekly Sports Schedule At Butte And Spokane
A list of local athletic events across Butte and Spokane including baseball games between Butte teams and Spokane affiliates, two man bowling tournaments at Thornton and Lemp alleys, handball matches at North Main Street court, gun club shoots for Brownlee medal, and upcoming races and matches through May with participants such as J Root, M Hart, J O'Brien, and T Ryan.
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Old Ball Grounds
Butte League
Butte Independents
North Main Street
Ed Long
M. Congdon
Ed Gilmore
Martin Duffy
Thornton Bowling
Thornton
Lemp Bowling
Jolly Five
Lemps
Thornton Alleys
Lemp Alleys
Lemp
Spokane
Butte
J. Root
M. Hart
Louisville
J. O'Brien
T. Ryan
Wid Carter
Marion Hart
Settled Out of Court in New York Legal War
The report notes a legal conflict in New York that was settled out of court, reducing further proceedings. Details on parties or terms are not provided in the readable text. The event occurred by late April, signaling a resolution without trial.
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New York
Dispute Over National League Ends by Court Consent
Justice Giegerich in the Supreme Court authorized the discontinuance of Freedman vs Spalding and followers, ending the injunction suit over control of the National League of Baseball Clubs.
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Andrew Freedman
Albert G. Spalding
National League of Baseball Clubs
Giegerich
Supreme Court
Freedman
Spalding
Root Stops Stift in Quick Chicago Bout
Jack Root knocked out Billy Stift in the second round of a six round contest at the Chicago Athletic Club. The fight lasted about ninety seconds into the round and the card was described as tame and uninteresting.
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Chicago
Jack Root
Billy Stift
Fiehting
Chicago Athletic Club
Sporting World Sparks and Signings Across Baseball Boxing and Auto Racing
The Salt Lake Tribune notes manager moves with Fogel denying Boston outfielder Hamilton to Chicago Giants. Osbourne confirms newcomers Anderson and Bock from Helena will try the state prelims. Baseball demand grows as factories report rising horsehide orders and Robinson, Messitt, and Ketcham switch teams. Carter trains for May 3 bout in Louisville while Karpf scouts coast dates for bowlers. A Rothschild Vanderbilt 10 km car race looms on Paris Trouville road. McGovern versus McCloskey ends in a riot after a close draw as fans clash and thieves strike. Patchen and Patch plan a New York exhibition May 10. Donlin may reenter Philadelphia as Donlin’s pardon status hinges on Maryland governor. Taylor’s surprise return to form boosts Chicago Selee’s pitching plans.
Break World Records Athletes Perform Splendidly on Franklin Field
A field of notable competitors at Franklin Field pushes world records to the brink with swift sprints and long jumps. Top performers include standout athletes from major clubs and national teams.
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Franklin Field
Relays and Records Fall at Penn Relays Meet
Harvard wins the one mile in 3 2 5, Pennsylvania takes the two mile, Yale claims the four mile relay at the Penn Relays. Duffy equals world 100 yard dash record. Gray vaults 11 feet 8 inches. numerous intercollegiate marks fall as 4,000 witness the events in Philadelphia.
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Franklin Field
Universty
Pennsyylvania
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yale
Wisconsin
New Haven
Duffy
Georgetown
Kay
Magee
Chicago
Gray
W. A. Shicke
M. T. Lightner
J. ©. Willis
E. G. Rust
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C. S. Jacobus
F. A. Deming
D. W. Franchet
B. G. Teel
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Washington Central High School
Wyoming Seminary
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Westminster College
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A. Duffy
F. G. Moloney
Chicago University
J. A. Nelson
Columbia University
J. R. Dewitt
M. W. Connelly
New York University
S. Jones
L. H. Gray
C. S. Fallows
Round-Up Starts May 25 In Montana Cattle Roundup
Fort Benton April 26 The Benton St Louis Bar Eleven Townsend Clary Ford Kelley Turner Collins and other Marias cattle outfits attended a meeting at R F Clarys office. The Marias Stock association was organized with Sam Kelsey as captain and foreman for the Benton St Louis company succeeding John R Lea who resigned as stock inspector. The spring round up will start May 25 and work with the Floweree outfit.
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Standard
Fort Benton
Benton
Not a Fake Murder Plot Says Sheriff Report
Fort Benton April 26. A telegram claimed Mrs Connine of Big Sunday was gravely ill and wanted to see sons jailed for grand larceny. An investigation by Dr Carroll found she recently had an operation in St Paul and is unlikely to live much longer. The sons, with bonds under 1000 dollars, seek funds by mortgaging cattle.
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The
Standard
Fort Benton
Sheriff's Office
Struck at the Crossing Near Bozeman
Bozeman April 26 a team and buggy owned by John Darlington of Logan was struck by a fast Northern Pacific train four miles west of Bozeman. Darlington and his mother were thrown from the vehicle. both horses were killed and the buggy damaged. Darlington escaped with slight bruises. Witness M Blank of Butte warned them of danger but they did not hear. they were brought to Bozeman by Mr Blank.
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Standard
Bozeman
Northern Pacific Railroad
John Darlington
Logan
Darlington
M. Blank
Butte
Belgrade
Darlingtons
Thme
Mr. Blank
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