Northwest Baseball Roundup From Staddard Four
Sporadic scores and team notes mix from Tacoma to Vancouver and Portland as Oakland and Portland win and Dallas highlights appear in a jumbled northwest league recap. Key names like Reaves, Slattery, Hogan, and Hanley surface amid scattered game results and regional reports.
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Oakland
Reaves
Angeles
Ontario
Busterly
Hare Uy
Slattery
An Angeles
Lophine
Lewit
Gray
Hogan
Tacoma Wins Final Game With Late Rally Over Aberdeen
In a tense league matchup, Tacoma rallied from a hole in the fourth inning to beat Aberdeen 3 to 2. Frank Franklin pitched steadily while Big Gus Thompson delivered effective relief as Tacoma capitalized on Aberdeen’s two early hits and a late miscue to seal the victory.
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Yacoma
Mar
Tunaly
Mneors
Black Cats
Gus Thompson
Tacoma
Champ Bon
Franklin
Aberdeen
Omlin
IHCAO
Frinkii
Rheny Thompson
Kellackes
Urapira
Eyecial Dispatch From Vancouver Action Reported
Fragmentary dispatch describes a sequence from Vancouver involving individuals Bullerler Rush Woluy and Stanley Engle Arbogast. The report references Seattle and a registered event ending with a windlike force. Early details are garbled but names and locations persist.
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Seattle
Vancouver
Ronanriondos
Bullerler
Rush
Woluy
Stanley
Engle
Arbogast
Umoire
Crruthers
Chicago May Doubleheader Ends In Close, Erratic Play
Chicago and Welroit split a doubleheader in a chaotic game that featured errant pitches and disputed outs. Notable moments include a tricky call on a force, a long drive off Donoluc War, and mismatched fielding that allowed runners to advance on errors.
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Chicago
Welroit
Walsh
Gaudi
Silivan
Fleur
Cobb
Donoluc
Deerpolt
O . Batterls—Willels
Sally Willows
Schmidt Sevem
Detroit
May Th Pilestiit and Ohl econo spile in NL action
National League notes from Chicago describe a tense May th game with Pilistiit and Ohl contributing despite errors. The summary highlights errors, walks, and key plays, noting Cincinnati and St. Louis batteries in a backdrop of a poorly played afternoon game.
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Ciaran
May
Cinctynati
Revere
Visford
Tovals
Rede
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Mipinel Betts Teymond
Mnipire
Enuathe
Pacific Coast League At Bat Prancinco Morning Play
A fragment from a Pacific Coast League report mentions San Francisco and Los Angeles players. The text is garbled but suggests morning batting or game action involving Prancinco and other named figures. Details on teams, scores, or dates are unclear.
Amateur Base Dale Upsets Nationals In Two Games
Rainy conditions did not stop the Blue Jaguar team from sweeping the Nationals with scores of 14 to 8 and 12 to 8. Muslan and Sullivan starred for the Wines, delivering strong batting and fielding performances.
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Blue Jaguar
Nationals
Muslan Ad Sullivan
Hopkins Juniors Triumph Over Desperate Juniors
The Hopkins Juniors defeated the Desperate Juniors yesterday in a late game by 1 to 8. Key players included Leni Woll, Warren, Hexperte, Burns, and Jamas.
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Hopkins
Leni Wol
Balleriex-Hopkins
Witl
Ahd Warren
F Hexperte
Burns
Jamas
Ketchel-Parke Fight May Not Come to Pass
Miwaaltos Wisconsin May 81 reports warn the Ketchel Parke bout may be canceled by city officials amid protests from rival followers over referee Mitch Hogan. Key figures including Hogan and Wally held Chicago venue talks, but disputes and integrity concerns raise the likelihood of no fight. Referee selection and Milwaukee influence loom large in the stalled arrangements.
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Miwaaltos
Wis
Witnher
Joval
Mitch Hogan
Kewwhal
Papke
Yves Wally
Chicago
Bogno
Mbddie
Megan
Thoroughbred race results with mixed odds and horses
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Recond
Trappe
Hawking
Lady Rensachier
Taeille Ry Anta Maid
Haylo
Ynwyer Asiller
Pesel Pulrt
Plandninra
Aq Busch
An ‘Icance
M. T. Green
Lot
Menocrater
St. Cate
Phe Clohe
Alta Ma- Donald
Une. Waby
Udenmat
Meuroon
Koivu
Fartouun
Miker
Welling
Newe Miser
Butter Lad
King
Pletetlina
Buttk
Haliday
Georgy Wetper
Boutle
Labtle Wally
Alobon
Lights Gut
Boly At
Oakland Racetrack Result of Four Horse Races
In a crowded Oakland program the fourth race covered a four and a half furlongs sprint with Piso Tite and Phillipa among contenders, while the fifth and sixth events listed horses like Helling Rustler Sir Wesley and Mindator with track conditions noted as fast and clear. Officials recorded times and placements for a string of horses including Nagazim Bulla Kinney and Jeanette W among others.
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Cearen
Kismet
Boetmegay
Sain Snaen
Miss Manville
Zell Gy
Galstia
Shamway
Marnter
Avalle
Prince Irederick
Aint Polly
Chanies Green
J. W. O'Neill
Meggy O'Neal
Litsis
Vexenimade
Mischtef
Bologna
Gransmute
Phillipa
Clirite
Hedges
C Mimte
Ake Aredton
Wilthibh Fe Horvoi
Mlenela
Zeatlle
Sivtenacton
Forcih Mice
Net Earl Towers
Nagazim
Bulla Kinney
Dir Brivian
Helling—Rustler
Sir Wesley
Arthur Hymn
Mebulasus
St. Kilda
Gaga
Sir Angur
Colbert
Prank Skinner
Follle L
Cayenne Caro
Jeanette W
Nalonasxor
Trevetion
Markie Mayer
Lona Wolf
Mindator
Mill Rong
Fasinun
Kairada
Prinea of
Orange
Recalling Papke haymaker and Cornell track hopes
Sporting editor recalls the Papke haymaker and late 19th century boxing fusilli while noting college track and crew results. Cornell dominates distance events but suffers a surprise Yale Harvard dual setback. Contenders like Harvard Syracuse Columbia loom as possible Intercollegiate threats next month.
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Ithacs
Har- Yard
Charles
Harvard
Cornell
Grimson
Poughkeeps
Hudson
Syracuse
Courtney Squids
New Yorte City
Powghkeensie
Columbia
Morneingaide Heights
James Rice
Syncuse
Cornel
Fale
Ketchel to Seek Burks After Papke Clash
Milwaukee May report says Ketchel and Papke will settle for a match with Burks following Papke fight. Papke confident he can beat Ketchel and predicts a victory while Ketchel trains hard. The bout is framed as a major test amid chatter of potential matchups with Burns and others.
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Ketchel
Burks
Papke
Barker Defends American. Tilted States Chess Title
C F Barker defends American checker title in Kansas City, facing Charles J Harker of Ronlton who will challenge for victory. The match uses 40 games with a fixed prize fund of 4100, and Barker is described as conservative, rarely venturing brillant moves, while Harker seeks to force a decisive break.
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Kanaa
Immaten
Will Moe
Charles J. Harker
Ronlton
Uetahar
du Asidom
Ranier
No Baseball On The Butte Field Indians 0 Home
Weather halts baseball with no games on the Butte field. Spokane Indians manager Eddie Quinn glad after a special train heads to his home town. Officials plan possible games in Bull Quietly, attempts to play today depend on trains, sun and wind complicate the schedule.
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Butte
Indians
Eddie Quinn
Spokane Indians
Bulle
Quinn
Montana
Bosy Hall
Anya
Ehope
Mane
Mike Lynel
Thare
Tere
Fragmentary memoir excerpt on Buck Montgomery and Pupke's ramara
An incomplete reminiscence describes Buck Montgomery and Pupke’s ramara with pride. It recalls finding a penny and a rout, and Montgomer y’s actions seen as more conscientious than those of a rival.
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Mtrumge
Buck” Montgomery
Pupke
Sheehan Wins Diamond Premier Butte Bowler Crown
The Thornton alleys closing ceremonies honored top bowlers Michael J. Sheehan receiving the diamond medal, James Mannix taking the sapphire trophy as Class B high man, and Joseph M. Wenz earning the gold medal as premier bowler of Class C for the season ending at 1507-08.
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Butte
Thornton
J. 8. Mckinsey
Michael J. Shrehan
Handel
Bliss Aydt
James Mannix
Joseph M. Wenz
Barry and Rosa Tie In 12 Round New Castle Fight
Barry and Rosa staged a spirited New Castle bout that ended in a twelve round draw. Barry appeared stronger early, Rosa absorbed punishment but landed several hard blows as the pace wore on. The decision was a close one with the crowd sensing a split outcome before the final bell.
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New Castle
Jimy Barry
Tony Rosa
Mike Schreck
Justlee
Miners Announce Fast Eleven for Coming Season
The Montana State School of Mines plans a quick lineup led by Earle Rinehart as end or back, with Rinehart praised for coaching by A. C. Brockle of Michigan. Expected additions from Idaho, Utah State Aggies, Washington State, and other coast teams.
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Lee Conthel
Missoula
States
Sehont of Mines
Earle Rinehart
Oftawon Azgies
Wonera
Rinehart
Rmeal
Nevada
Stciford
Ualtfornia
Tram
A. C. Btrockle
Michigan
Rinehut
Idaho
Utah Aggies
Washington Star
Pillman
Brush Calls On Comiskey
Thutalay Jobin Brush owner of the New York Giants made his first call on President Comiskey of the White Sox in Chicago. The visit, described as routine, touched on baseball politics and speculation about Comiskey’s stance on possible Cardinal sale while noting families and old friendships between the clubs.
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Spring Valley
Sullivan
Jack Dempesey
Nme
Jeter
McCoy
Bo Fitzsimmong
Corbett
Carson City
Jim Corbett
WBC
Elyle
Thutalay Jobin
Brush
New York Giants
Comiskey
White Sox
Nationals
Mn Brnash
Marquette
Milelle Péculacints
Comlakey
Mr. Renal
Chisago
St. Louis
Johnson
Pitonad Commission
Track tycoon eyes Maryland racecourse move
Washington May 31 rumor places Perry Belmont owner of several New York area tracks planning a grand new track near Maryland's outer DC edge. The course would mirror Belmont Park and attract Washington Anglantians awaiting a premier meet at Henning next season.
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Washington
Perry Belmont
New York
Maryland
District of Columbia
Henning
Ota
Ines
Hireen Buys Mare in Local Sporting Deal
Speares Hireen owner of the Northern Hotel and noted for racing, purchased a brown mare named Siroon Lirenda to enter into meetings at the Meres here. Boston reinsmith James Carey assisted as part of the decision, and the move draws strong local attention.
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Speares Hireen
Northern
Siroon
Boston
James Carey
McFarland to Meet Welsh in Milwaukee in June
Parke McFarland the leading lightweight contender to Jee Gans will clash with Breddie Welsh in Milwaukee for a 10 round title bout. Welsh, recently dethroned Phi Brock on the coast, proved improving and sparked expectations for a sharp early June encounter.
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Milwaukee
Parky MecFarland
Jee Gans
Breddie Welsh
Phi Brock
Walsh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Tom Anrirawa
Hingo
Matey
McFarland
Welch
England
Rock
Elads
Butte Defeats Missoula in Lively City Showdown
Missoula's team, led by Verheyen's six stolen bases and strong fielding, faced Butte in a high spirited game. Butte opened scoring in the third, never trailed after, with key plays from Gish Traynor and a standout exhibition by Verheyen on basepaths. The crowd greeted the visitors with dances after the night game, as Butte claimed a decisive 30-6 win in six innings.
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Nleer
Loach
Mc Machen
Pred Vardegan
Pe Butta Mgh
Uli
Missouri
Mvs
Railway Stata
Butte
Purme
Elite
Bal Fnat
Toro
Adde Lher
Verheyen
Muses
Box
Missa
Shay House
Dulcis
Lothc
Amity Trewilay
Sean
Unas
Rey
Tim
Gish
Traynor
Missoula
Professor Bond
Helena
Helin Schamativs
Shooters Await State Tourney At Livingston
With the annual Montana state shoot at Livingston just days away, strong interest grows as entrants are expected to top previous records. The program features the Brownlee medal single events, a three man team event for doubles, and the Butte Red and Gun Club medal, last year won by B K Pruett, plus the Klepelko and Brownlee challenge medals, with familiar names F W Dewald and Jack Farbes set to defend.
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Livingston
Ras Hewal
Brownlee
R. Proaser
Butte
B K. Pruett
Klepelko
F W. Dewald
Jack Farbes
Wood May Become Next Champion On Golf Links
The report highlights Warren and Wood as top contenders at the United States Golf Association tournament held at Euclid Club in Cleveland. Wood shows rising form, with Warren's prior title as a landmark, as the event features a sensational round where leaders clash in a tight match.
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Wood
Warren Vs
Stan Haw
KeRsan
United States Golf Association
Euclid Club
Cleveland
Aerome 2
Cravera
Ravers
Jackson Park
Kelly Ready to Fight in Fall After Arm Injury
Hugo Kelly the Italian middleweight contender plans a bout with the winner of Ketchel Pankego, facing promoter Johnny Coffreth in San Francisco. Fall negotiations hinge on his recovering arm, with a July 11 target discussed but not confirmed.
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Chicago
Hugo Kelly
Heata
Jhunny Coffreth
San Franichct
Mt Homme
Milovankns
Kelly
Papta
Kaoly
Huntil
Coast Fans Select roller 10 Beat Gotch
A garbled early wrestling report praises Dr. Roller of Seattle over Frank Gotch, claiming Roller’s superiority in speed and technique. It chronicles Roller’s career from De Pauw University to Penn and Washington, noting his athletics leadership, football and track records, and his reputation as a versatile champion wrestler and athlete.
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Benjamin Franklin Roller
Seatlle
Frank Beelle
Marshfeldl
Wis
Towa
Goteh
Brett
Getch
Gotch
Moller
Newman
Til
Mik
University of Pennsylvania
University of Washington
Sears
Roller
Mwaya Dodie Kmething
Raters
Lapte Markebls
de Dauw University
Rater Hae Seay
Kiown Mary
Boundosa
Tiknels
de Pani Wnniversity
Indiana
de Pauy
Indiana State Athletic
de Pauw University
Pennsylvaaia
de Pauw
Dr. Toller
de Pawn
Chicago
Chicago Athletic Club
New York
Flannagan
Mirre Weeks
Bavlui
Pennsylvania
Seattte
Pittsburg Athletic
Philadelphia Hat Elu Rem
Sis
Big Colleges Enter Trials For Olympic Team
New York May 31 4 big colleges entered trials for the Olympic team. Athletes from Yale and other northern universities arrived ready to compete at the university track and field meet. Judges will select the finalists from the entered competitors as the trials proceed this week. The Olympic committee will keep entries open until June.
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New York
Yeaterday
Legoita
Pall Adelpina
Yalu University
Fenin
Kent
Tihaen
Tia Nates
Oventa
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