Northwest League baseball turmoil and trade rumors
The article reports on Terry McKune facing an American Association setback and a probable move to the Northwest League. It notes Spokane and Tacoma games, trade chatter concerning Lobert and Labert, McCloskey and O Rourke shifts, and the Seattle to Vancouver player movements, with broader league updates and travel details.
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St Peyl
D. EF. Dugdale
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Dug
Terry
Lomthia
American Association
McKune
Northwest
Aheins
Seattle
Butte
Brooklyn and Philadelphia.edge in unchanged night game
Brooklyn fell behind then tied the game before a late Philadelphia rally. A stolen base and a single produced Brooklyn’s lone run, with Scdiva homering for Philadelphia. Umps Risler and Rudderham. Beatan beat New York 1-0. Breton won the first game in the Beatan-New York doubleheader. Pittsburgh defeated Chicago on roller hitting. Cincinnati split games with St Louis as Higginbotham allowed a late hit after striking out twice.
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Philadelphia
Mariin
Cinginnati
Lous
Tofiay
Alhough Manges Ganzel
Chmcinmnall
St. Louis
Campbell and McLean, Reeve and Ludivle
Chheinnath
Ana Hortetter
Roving notes on boxing stars and wrestling games
Sporting editor’s column highlights Edmundson’s triple sprint win at a track meet and his odds for Olympic selection. It discusses Tommy Burns, Ketchel, Stanley, Papke, and Johnson in boxing, plus wrestling’s decline due to fake matches and notable bouts. Mentions Gotts Hack, Kaufman, Ross, and Beall with regional context and club figures.
Bozeman Beats Butte In Tight baseball match
Bozeman defeated Butte 14 to 5 in a rain interrupted game. Umpire George Brammer drew protests from both sides as the Bozeman lineup of Bukefiaid and Kelly faced Wilson, Collins and Tauswirth for Butte on a wet field.
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Bozeman
Butte
Inll
Bozemen
George Brammer
Secre
Wilson
Collins
Tauswirth
Bukefiaid
Kelly
President Roosevelt Invited to Eastern Olympic Trials
Washington June 3 It was learned here today that President Roosevelt has been extended an invitation to attend the eastern trials for the Olympic team. The offer follows his prior public interest in track and national sport events.
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Washington
Jane
Roosevelt
Teamn Plans Trip for Philadelphia Games
The piece notes a possible trip by the President to the Philadelphia event next Saturday. It suggests uncertainty about acceptance and mentions the President may attend if he chooses to travel.
Jenkins May Wrestle Gotch Toe Hold Barred
Kansas City June 1 local sport writers decry a possible match between Frank Gotch world champion and Tom Jenkins. Missouri Athletic Club offered inducements for a title bout at Convention Hall with toe hold barred, promoter W D Sravite claims the match could occur soon. Jenkins reportedly willing to wrestle under barred toe hold, though doubts persist about his chances against Gotch.
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Omaha
Burns
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Charles Olson
Kansas City
Missouri Athletic Club
Frank Gotch
Tom Jenkins
Bean
W. D. Sravite
Total Club
Jenkins
Goteh
Condione
American star Sheppard’s unexpected Olympic absence shocks fans
The veteran sprinter Sheppard, long hailed as the country’s top all around runner, loses Olympic chances due to business duties and lack of formal training. He dominated distances from 440 to one mile, excelled in relays, and defeated rivals like Hasking in key events, despite rumors of no preparation.
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Edmundson
Idaho
London
Idtho
Haha
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Maloney
Butte
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Monfang
Lane Dohané
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Regan
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al Kaufman
Corbett
Kaufman
Mile
Tony Ross
Ross
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Barry
York
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Guy Hasking
Avetratian
Onemilla Relly
A.C
Mila
BR. Koch
New York A.C
Furlanger
Sven
Mercury
Keene's colors win Brooklyn handicap in record time
Celt ridden by Notter wins the Brooklyn handicap at Gravesend in 2 04 1 3. Fair Play takes second, Master Robert third. The victory adds to Keene’s earnings after Colin's Belmont win, with 75,000 spectators watching. Race results from Gravesend and nearby Oakland also listed.
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Belmont Atekes
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Gravesend
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Don Crosse
Berkeley
James B. Brady
Uesom
Arage
Wig
Cannanekt Ranger
Exebec
Ottage
Chicago Defeats St Louis In High Scoring Affair
In an American League game Chicago beat St Louis 6 to 4 this afternoon in a seesaw contest filled with hits and errors. Both teams used three pitchers with Datlevies, Graham, Petty, Baller and Spencer for Chicago and Gwen, Manuele, Walsh, Salven and Shaw for St Louis.
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Ueed
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Baller
Spencer
Gwen
Manuele
Walsh
Salven
Shaw
New York Blank Boston As Pitcher Chesbro Leads Win
New York shut out Boston 2 to 0 behind Chesbro strong pitching in a game dated today. Batteries Cassel and Cangy, Cassima and Whitmaw listed in garbled scoring lines. Local setting unclear but New York dominates with strong pitching and a clean sheet.
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Jane J
Boston Americans
Chesbro
Boston
Feete
Ci É
Cnnger
Cassma
Philadelphia Triumph Over Washington in Scrappy Tilt
In a rough second half Philadelphia edged Washington as key plays and turnovers shaped the outcome. Starters for Philadelphia included Smith and Powers with contributions from Cerca and Straet while Washington battled back but could not overtake the hosts.
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Philadelphia
Lailay
É Raine
Mitch
Beira
Wrshington
Cess
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Straet
Former handler backs Papke to win title clash
Milwaukee observer Brown, who once guided Papke in early bouts, predicts Papke will beat Ketchel as he sharpens his form for Thursday’s matchup. He expects Papke to outfight the younger challenger on his own terms after previously guiding Papke to prominence.
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Papke
Ratchel
Brown
Butta
Nee
Silvan
Thomas
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