Tris Once More In Double Play
Chicago opens its Cleveland series by hitting three Cleveland pitchers and winning 8 to 4. Williams falters in the seventh after six solid innings, Danforth relieves, Cicotte finishes, and Speaker makes a sparkling double play with Felsch’s fly to force Jackson at second. Collins on second, Jackson on first, Speaker tags Collins for a key second out. Poor pitching by Detroit sends St Louis to a 12 to 3 victory as Mitchell departs for Camp Pike. Detroit bats around in fifth and eighth, totaling 11 hits and five or more runs. Postponed games in Boston and New York noted due to showers.
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Caadock to meet Zbyszko in May title bout in Chicago
The national army champion Sergt Karl Caadock and Polish title holder Wiadek Zbyszko were matched for a finish match to be decided May 8 in Chicago. A weekly game schedule shifts to Harrison park in Newark, with plans to move Sunday games from Polo Grounds or Ebbets Field if needed.
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Nipped by Umpires Quick Start Rally Stages Win
In Cincinnati on April 28 a sharp rally in the ninth inning gave Cincinnati a 3 to 2 victory over St Louis. Hornsby and Smyth led the hitting with a late single and a double while Yoccata was held scoreless until the sixth inning. An umpire ruled a play out at first later in the game. Neale and Bisch singled as Blackburne scored the winning run for Cincinnati.
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Army recruiting station to close tonight at local courthouse
A government order directs officers Lynch and Tompkins to move the local recruiting office to Helena immediately. The station, opened a week ago, will close tonight despite strong enlistment interest. Miners are in high demand, with four men drawn for camp duty and more expected as calls from army heads continue. Names listed include Royce A. Smith, Charlo Caron, Alonzo Pand, and William Welden.
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Butte
Salary increase to Butte teachers likely approved
At the Butte school board meeting the trustees are expected to approve a substantial across the board pay raise for teachers. The plan, prepared by the educational committee and Superintendent Maddock, ties increases to length of service and will take effect next month. The move follows weeks of requests for higher pay and anticipates changes among incoming trustees. In a separate item, authorities report a Spanish detainee at Angel Island died after escaping guards and plunging from a 66 foot cliff.
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Zook Death Accident Revealed By Coroner Lane
Inquest into Stephen Zook’s death in a Colorado mine found the cause accidental. Coroner Lane announced blasts weakened timbers at the 2,200 foot level leading to a rock fall that buried Zook after he briefly returned to work. No inquest will be held for Harry McEwan who died in a Main Street bathhouse incident.
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Big plunge at Gregson to finish painting season
Notice shows patrons invited for three days Monday Tuesday and Wednesday to aid painting and renovations at Gregson wit. The plan ends with opening Thursday featuring special music.
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Hamburg the Daly horse origin and sale details
The article asks if Hamburg was imported from England or native born. Finmburk was Kentucky bred and born, a son of Hanover. Hi Reel, from the same strain, traces back in Kentucky. Marcus Daly bought Hamburg for about $40,000, while the dam Lady Reel sold for $15,000 twenty years ago, not bought by Daly and sent north.
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Cold Feet Not Strictly Human From the New York Herald
An odd New York Herald note on elephants with husky appearances and leathered feet, describing how large pachyderms resist slipping in sleet. The piece humorously warns that wet feet affect the health of the land and the animals’ footing.
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Whale and Elephant Tales and Wisconsin Wood Sole Craft
A curious excerpt sketches a robust whale who carries a trunk and leaves rubbers, an invalid elephant mocked for health, and fat folk ruled by him. It notes conservation concerns and a Wisconsin effort to make wooden shoe soles from sawmill waste, turning waste into usable material.
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