Lucas and Russ Hall to meet in Butte for team plans
Rose Hall from Seattle reports optimistic baseball progress as Lucas and Dugdale prepare to meet with Butte directors in about ten days. They aim to assemble the strongest Northwest lineup, seeking a favorable deal from the National Commission and considering independent action if blocked. Clarke of Spokane named captain candidate to drive fast pace and leadership.
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Seattle
Low Eable
Dugdale
Lucas
Butte
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Detroit
Spokane
San Franscisco
Coast League
National Commission
Portland
Quinn
McReedie
Young M Creedie Causes Big Laugh in Seattle
Walter McCreedie nephew of Jud McCreedie plans a Seattle expansion with $10,000 per city to build a new park and spur financing. Rumors of Seattle rivalry echo as bankers and railroad interests back the venture. A separate New York plan to showcase American motor cars abroad seeks European interest with a touring event. notable backers include Vanderbilt and Rothschild, with a 4000 mile contest across Europe in June and July.
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Jud McCreedie
Portland
Seattle
Butte
Walter
Frank Portland
Park
McCreedie
Jeerin Walter
Dugdale
New York
Pont
WK Vanderbilt
Jefferon Demont
Thompson
Rothschild
Hays
Burone
France
Spain
Italy
Austro-Hungary
Germany
Belgium
England
Atrance
Work of Slab Artists in American Last Year
Chicago reports baseball pitching records from the American League. Leroy of New York led in wins but only appeared in two games. Plank of Philadelphia won 19 and lost 6. White of Chicago had 18 wins with 6 losses and 1 tie. Cleveland’s Josm posted 21 wins and 1 tie. Tannehill for Boston claimed 18 wins and 11 losses.
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Leroy
New York
Plank
Philadelphia
White
Josm
Cleveland
Boston
Tannehill
Old Cabinet Is Shaky and New One in Doubt
Madrid reports indicate the ministry may not last the week as conciliatory efforts by moderate and advanced Tiberi factions fail. The critical point is the proposed and federal associations law. Davie is undecided whether liberals, despite their chamber majority, can form a new cabinet.
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Perich Pel
Tiate
Davie
Alhough
Coast Magnates Try To Turn Pretty Trick
Coast League officials in New York pressed for an amendment to the National Association agreement to grant the Pacific Coast League a special concession allowing drafts from nearby territories. Lucas opposed strongly, blocking the move. Reports say Northwestern interests may back the Coast, while McCreedys rely on Dugdale. A separate line notes George O Hara and a 12 year old Greensburg marriage license issued by Judge Steel, the youngest couple in Westmoreland county history.
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Coast
Northwestern
McCreedies
Greensburg, Pa
Westmoreland County
George O'Hara
Big prizes offered by Jenking Frat at Dene ne meet
The Western Bowling Congress secretary A L Jenking formerly of ttle now in Denver says the Denver Bowling Tournament will feature at least 500 dollars in prizes for the five man event with larger sums planned for two man and individual events. The Denver association has raised funds to cover costs including new alleys and expects to add 100 dollars or more to the prize fund. Estimated entries range from 60 to 100 teams with strong entertainment for participants in Denver.
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Western Bowling Congress
Ttle
Denver
Butse Bowtre
Wow
American Bowling Congress
Denver Bowling Tournment Association
Prine Fund
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