Pirates Rally Past Phillies In Open Of Series Blunder Affects Game
Pittsburgh opened the series in Philadelphia with a 2 to 0 win as Diunders and Bramaux gripped the fielding and pitching. Mamaux allowed seven hits while Gibeon backed the defense, with Johnston making three putouts. Rain caused schedule shifts across the circuit with multiple games postponed in New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Boston.
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Pacific Coast League results and weather delays report
The Pacific Coast League updates from Portland Los Angeles and San Francisco show postponed games due to wet grounds. Batterries rosters list Vernon Batteries West and players Rohrer Lynn Cheeh Hittott Smith Schmidt. Other scores include St. Joseph 4 over St. Johnson, and Lincoln versus Sioux City 2 with Omaha Denver 8 in the second game.
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McConnell Extends Win Streak With 4 0 Shutout Of KC
George McConnell earned his ninth consecutive victory by shutting out Kansas City 4 to 0. Chicago batteries Johnson Henning and Kasperly supported by McConnell and Fischer, while Knetzer limited hits until an error and misplayed ball altered several innings. Newark defeated Baltimore 6 2 to sweep the series, with Hillelbach, Rariden, Sum and Jackiltseh contributing in the win.
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Western Star Faces Hard Mile Race at Celtic Park
Le Roy Campbell of Chicago’s University trains for a demanding Mill Rose 080 at Celtic Park New York. He faces Ded Meredith intercollegiate quarter and half mile champion now for Meadow Brook Club and Joe Higgins who beat Dave Caldwell in the last mile trial at Boston. Campbell aims to push closer to the American record as Meredith eyes the mark.
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Philadelphia
Joe” Higgins
Dave” Caldwell
Boston
Meredith Long
Campbell
Standings of Clubs Highlight Bantam Match in Debate
A fragment describes a heavyweight wrestling matchup between Miller and Sutter with crowd interest in Butte. Roundup supporters traveled to watch the bout and pledged funds to back Butter. Promoters favored a larger venue and delayed Barker’s plans as discussions continued.
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Butte
Honorable Ring Career Ends For Maurice Thompson
The Butte crowd recalls Maurice Thompson a skilled mixer who rose amid miners, beat top challengers, and clashed with Young Corbett. Overtrained and double crossed, he quit boxing to run the Wildcat ranch near Bearmouth, leaving fans to ponder what might have been.
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Humble Ranch
Wildcat Ranch
Coffey Staggers Flynn In Brighton Beach Bout
In a bruising Brighton Beach contest Jim Coffey pressed toward Willard's title as Flynn battered him with uppercuts and jabs, blood flowing from Flynn's face while Coffey claimed hand injuries. Flynn fought one-handed for five rounds, the match ending with Coffey's taller frame narrowly ahead after a fierce exchange. The report also notes Connie Mack's dramatic roster overhauls and various other baseball moves amid a busy sports scene.
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Nw York Press
Connolly Triumphs In Tough Butte Wrestling Match
Pat Connolly defeated Jens Westergard at the Empress theater after a gruelling hour and three minutes, winning by forfeit when Westergard could not continue due to a dislocated shoulder and injuries. Connolly weighed 175 pounds to Westergard’s 280, and the Des Moines grappler initially held pressure with toe holds and neck locks before Westergard forfeited amid crowd approval. The bout drew cheers and was described as the best mat action seen in Butte.
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Jury Study of Thaw Under cross examination Opens
The jury assessing Harry K. Thaw’s sanity spent seven hours today under state cross examination. Thaw appeared mostly self contained though at times nervous, answering in long and rambling phrases. He denied whipping women and discussed his letters and petition in his favor, and the will calling for prosecutions for ruining young women. He will resume testimony tomorrow.
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Iife
Evelyn Nesbit
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Cook
William Travers Jerome
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Jerome
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Portland women plead guilty to manslaughter in infant death
In Portland Oregon, Mrs Bessie Fowle, 93, and her daughter Harriet, 17, pled guilty to manslaughter for the death of the infant boy on May 17. Indicted for murder, they were allowed to plead to the lesser charge with sentence deferred. Harriet testified that her mother strangled the baby at her urging, which Mrs Fowle corroborated.
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Grain Prices and Market Report with Mixed Wheat Quotes
The record shows July wheat at around 31 cents, December near 8.08, and other futures like September and December quoted with varied highs and lows. A separate line notes population growth in Ireland of 5,000 last year as the first annual gain in years.
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