McCloskey Leaves Butte For Northwest League Schedule
Manager McCloskey of the Butte baseball team travels to Spokane for the Northwest league schedule meeting. He aims to assemble a heavy batting lineup and solid defense, planning four or five games weekly with key dates including a potential Fourth of July and Labor Day Portland trip to boost crowds. Four stockholders have raised $2,000 as the local association forms to fund travel and early expenses.
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McCloskey
Butte
Spokane
Helena
Mr. McCloskey
Kelly
Portland
McCloskey Seeks Fast Team for Putte's in Spokane
John McCloskey, manager of Putte's baseball team, is in Spokane and says Ellsworth Cunningham, ex National League umpire, will likely manage Tacoma this season. McCloskey plans to go east next week to select a fast squad for Putte.
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Spokane
Wash
John McCloakey
Putte
Ellsworth Cunningham
Tacoma
McCloskey
Baseball Managers by League and City Roster
A roster lists managers by league and city for major baseball organizations. It covers National, American, American Association, Eastern, and Southern leagues with names like Fred Clarke Frank Beles J. A. McPhee Ned Hanlon Clark Griffith James E. Collins Newt Fisher Abner Powell and Ed Pabst across teams such as Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Toronto Montreal Rochester Jersey City Buffalo Nashville Memphis Little Rock New Orleans Atlanta Chattanooga Shreveport Birmingham and more.
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Vollowing
Monsvers
National Laaguyn
Pittsburg
Fred Clarke
Chicago
Frank Beles
Cincinnati
John A. McPhee
St. Louia
J. Donavan
Morton
A. C. Bruckenberger
Philadelphia
W. J. Shellstine
Brooklyn
Ned Hanlon
New York
Fred Knowles
Clark Griffith
St. Louis
James ER. McAleer
W. J. Clingman
Omaha
Toronto
E. G. Barrow
Montreal
Charles Dooey Neward
Walter Burnham
Jersey City
Arthur Irwin
Rochester
Joseph W. Bean
Providence
William J. Murray
Worcester
Frank Leonard
Buffalo
Nashville
Newt Fisher
Memphis
Charles Frank
Little Rock
M. J. Finn
New Orleans
Abner Powell
Atlanta
Ed Pabst
Chattanooga
W. R K. Kreig
Shreveport
George P. Reed
Birmingham
Frank Haller
Walcott Proposes Five Round Bout With Jeffries
Joe Walcott offers to back Jeffries with 5 000 to fight six rounds against champion James J. Jeffries. Walcott would weigh about seven pounds less and faces the risk of being knocked unconscious early. The plan echoes Jeffries refusal to box colored fighters and recalls his stance after Walcott’s challenge.
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Joe Walcott
James J. Jeffries
Walcott
Smething
Jeffries
Fimendorf Stud Sires Fret Foal From New Holiday Line
A bay filly foal by New Holiday out of Merridale, a Donovan mare, was born at the Fimendorf stud near Lexington Kentucky. The colt is described as vigorous and promising by James B. owner and breeder.
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New Holiday
Merridale
Donovan
Fimendorf
James B
Lexington
Marcus Daly stud sale notes and racehorse references
Berridale was bought by Mr Hoggin at the Marcus Daly stud disposal sale at 9 00. The only other foal this season at Elmendorf is the bay colt by imported order from Thorn Blossom by Martenhurst. Holiday holds the world's record for a mile and three quarters.
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Hoggin
Marcus Daly Stud
Elmendorf
Martenhurst
Holiday
Two Wrestlers in Hour Long Throw Challenge at Farry Palace
William Peters challenges Herman Knopf and Walter Davis to a unique wrestling contest at the Farry Palace saloon in South Butte next Friday evening. Peters must throw each opponent twice within an hour or lose. if either opponent gains a fall, Peters loses. A $100 side wager is involved.
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Farry Palace
South Butte
William Peters
Herman Knopf
Walter Davis
Peters
Day proposes three man executive committee to run National League
John B Day offers to act with Mr Young and Mr Spalding as a salary free executive committee with absolute power over umpires players and all matters for the coming season. He says vacancies can be filled by the represented faction if needed. He urges acceptance to end factional strife and bring back play ball.
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National League
John B. Day
Mr. Day
Young
Mr. Spalding
Favorites Finish Last in Oakland Card
In Oakland today two favorites won from six races. Chandoo takes the five furlongs selling event, Duke of York wins the hurdle handicap, Silvie Talbot captures the four furlongs purse, Konle takes the one mile Lissak handicap, Derendos wins the five and a half furlongs selling, and Marcuto wins the six furlongs race with Nellie Forest and Merops runner-ups.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Chandoo
Dwight Way
Breton
Duke of York
Maze
Solano
Soha
Silvie Talbot
Adirondack
Pottorel
Bowl friendly match at South Butte alleys
Tuesday night regulars found time for an impromptu bowling tournament at the South Butte lanes. Five club members competed led by William Tuckwinnage with 224, followed by John Truk 197, Robert Plynn 195, Laula Kole 193, and M enard Wright 148.
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South Butte
William Tuckwinnage
Laula Kole
John Truk
Menard Wright
Robert Plynn
Harris Accepts Peters Challenge To Wrestle For Stakes
Tony Harris replies to William Peters champion wrestler of North Dakota and Minnesota that he is ready to meet Peters for any stake. Harris notes Peters challenged any man in the state at 169 pounds for 109 a side and offers to take on Peters for any amount Peters chooses.
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Tony Harris
William Peters
North Dakott
Minnesota
Wiliam Peters
Jack Curran
Wrestler George McLaughlin Set for Montana Title Match
East Lake Herald reports Montana wrestler George McLaughlin now in Park City has a championship state bout against J. J. Collins on the Park on the 27th. A side bet of 14 dollars plus gate receipts is at stake. McLaughlin recently arrived from Montana after defeating top Montana rivals. Local wrestler Ross may challenge McLaughlin if he beats Collins.
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East Lake
George McLaughlin
Montana
Park City
McLaughlin
J. J. Collins
Park
Utah
Ross
Collins
Freedman and Spalding Stand Apart in Baseball Peace Talks
A New York dispatch reports four clubs backing A G Spalding vow to stay united in the National league presidency fight arguing they will play a four club schedule if peace fails. Spalding opposes any plan involving Andrew Freedman, who likewise rejects any scheme including Spalding.
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A. G. Spalding
New York Dispatch
Cincinnati Inquirer
Spal ‘Ing
New Mexico
C. D. White
Chicago
White
Astern League
John B. Day
Andrew Freedman
Mr. Freedman
Mr. Spalding
League
Schannel
Bill aims to reopen Ingleside track with 60 day limit
San Francisco Supervisor John A. Lynch proposes an amendment to ban racing beyond sixty days per year and permit limited wagering on tracks within the city. The measure sets unlawful conduct for longer races and pools outside designated periods with misdemeanor penalties up to $500 fine or six months in jail.
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John A. Lynch
Board of Supvisors
San Francisco
Ingleside
Lynch
Harness meeting eyed for Brighton Beach trotting event
Charles A. McCully of the New York Trotting Association said a six day harness meeting at Brighton Beach next August is planned even if circuit dates are not awarded. He expects big entries, notes generous added money, and cites last summer’s payouts of about $340 to horse owners from a $23,000 purse.
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Empire Cy Track
Secretery
Charles A. McCuliy
New York
Brighton Beach
Detroit
McCully
McKinley Memorial Fund Aims for Completion Soon
Reports to the McKinley National Memorial association show broad church observance of McKinley Sunday in 158000 churches across the county and large contributions planned for McKinley day. Trustees hope the Canton memorial fund will be nearly finished by the February meeting in Washington.
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Cleveland
Ohio
McKinley National Memorial Association
Morreow
Washington
Canton
Fire in Bank Basement in Fergus County Building
A fire was discovered tonight in the basement of the Bank of Fergus County in Lewistown. The blaze was extinguished with little damage, and the cause remains unknown.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Fergus County
Butte High School Girls Basketball Schedule and Roster
Butte High School girls basketball shows strong practice under Miss Busbee with aims for the state championship. Alice Price announces a game with St Patrick's parochial school. lineups include Ledwidge Proebster and Martin for the high school and Baker for the parochial team. Helena Janes will visit For a Feb 7 game.
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Butte High School
Give Buebee
Premias Fair Town
Alice Price
S J. Patrick’s
Nary Egal
Vera Ledwidge
Ona Proebster
Helen Martin
Mabel Baker
Miss Ledwidge
Proebster
Lulu Sinsel
Jessie Hickox
Madge Bray
Flore Patterson
Laura Cosgrove
Mary Driscoll
Lena Brown
Helena Martin
Lena Campsni
Helena Willl
Butte
Busbee
High Echo
Cosby Wins the Trophy in Five Mile Motor Pace
Arch ie McFachern of Canada won the five mile motor paced bicycle race. The secretary of the Washington Park Jockey Club Chicago released the 199% American Derby eligibles list. Names include Mrs M Abadios Balm of Gilead and many owners of Thoroughbreds such as Quaker Elliott Jair de Mund Red Hock Nellie Waddell Hunter Raine Keynote and Cameron.
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Washington Park Jockey Club
Chicago
Mre. M. Abadios
Balm
Gilead
E J. Arnold & Co
Quaker
Anna Elliott
Baker & Gentry
J. W. Rodes
South Trimble
E. J. Baldwin
San Nicolas
Black Thorne
Corrigan
Thomas Cary
Nellie Waddell
W. ¢. Christy & Co
Dr. Burns
F. Cook
Bessie Spahr
G. W. Cook
Merriment
E. Corrigan
Jed
H. A. Cotton
Leroyd
John Daly
Barton
J. D. Dearings Kaffir
J. A. Drake
C. Hildreth
McChesney
Lucien Appleby
W. H. McCorke
Barouche
T. C. McNdowell
Mrs. M. Mengis
L. M. Meyers
Leonora Lorine
J. C. Milars & Co
Owenton
T. W. Moore
Indoor record shattered at armory meet
An athlete broke the world's indoor distance record with a 7 42 2 5 time at the armory event. Contenders included Jimmie Michaelis Jean Gougoulis and Howard Freeman of Portland.
Umpire Sue O Loughlin Named For American League Season
President Ban Johnson says he has closed a contract with Sue O Loughlin to umpire in the American League next season. O Loughlin comes from the Eastern league and is regarded as the best official in Pat Powers' circuit. He is a strict disciplinarian and expected to guide the league’s standards. Sheridan is also under AL contract and Bob Carruthers may join as another umpire. The staff remains incomplete.
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Ban Johnson
Sue O'Loughlin
O'Loughlin
Pat Powers
Evert
Sheridan
Bob Carruthers
Major match race set between Altoka and Jib in Anaconda
Arrangements near completion for a $000 side match race between trotter Altoka owned by Hal Brown of Salt Lake and pacer Jib owned by D G Brownell of Anaconda. The race could draw huge bets, with Anaconda expected to host next summer’s event and drivers Brown and George Ovp of Butte.
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Altoka
Hal Brown
Salt Lake
Jib
D. G. Brownell
Anaconda
Middle West
Aloka
Brownell
Butte
Na Kerete
Brown
George Ovp
Vicory
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