Helena Beats Boise In Muddy No-Hit Showdown
Helena and Boise battled through three heavy showers and a muddy field as Byrd tossed a no hitter until a seventh inning error and wild throw gave Boise the lead. Naughton misplayed a double play, while Renner’s running catch and Boise’s timely hits fueled a 2 to 1 win despite rain delays and a 1 hour 12 minute stoppage.
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Helena
Jane
Boise
Brrd
Botse
Naughton
Maloney
Bwicker
Detroit and Boston Face Off In Erratic Battery Contest
Detroit rallies with men on bases as McBride and Mortality highlight a rugged fielding display. Collins yields nine singles before being relieved by Mce Hale in the seventh as Boston edges Detroit. Both teams are set to rematch.
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Detroit
McBride
K H. E. Ee Bedaeweece Saeneeters
Daviea Peearenre
Bedvyae
Walker
Ladies Day at the Baseball Park in Salt Lake
Rain spoiled yesterday's game between Salt Lake and Butte in the Union Association. Today Mens Mecloskey said ladies will be admitted free if weather permits a game. Jacks and Quick are expected to pitch for Salt Lake and Butte respectively.
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Salt Lake
Butte
Union Association
Fair
Mannett Mecloskey
Jacks
Quick
Electrics hammer Osborn in a jug handed contest
Great Falls artillery overwhelmed Osborn Missoula in a lopsided game at Great Falls on June 1, winning 12 to 1. Cornelius pitched well and Great Falls capitalized on Missoula errors, scoring early and late while Missoula managed a single run in the sixth after Murphy singled and Hueleman fumbled.
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Great Falls
Osborn
Missoula
Cornelius
Murphy
Hueleman
Fosters
Fosters Muff
Dashbach
Elsey
AB. R
Ay Hoffman
Huelsman
Aver Tower
Othier
Foster
Pieper
Vance
Toner
Gfame
Toman
Hal Chase Returns as Highlanders Edge St Louis
Hal Chase rejoined the New York lineup today after a long layoff and the Highlanders beat St Louis in a slow, uneventful game. Powell Bailey Clarke Caldwell Quinn and Biatr provided support in a pitching and fielding display that kept the score low.
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New York
Hal
Hase
St. Louis
Sidbee
Powell and Bailey
Clarke
Caldwell
Quinn and Biatr
Philadelphia defeats Meveland in high hitting game
Philadelphia wins after a hird hitting afternoon as Morgan leaves with a leg injury from a line drive off Graney in the eighth. The scoreboard shows a high score with Harkness Paige and Land pitching for Philadelphia and Fisher Morgan Russell Coombs for Meveland.
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Philadelphia
Meveland
Morgan
Graney
Sakaeta Sraeas
Harkness
Paige
Landone Fisher
Russell
Coombs
Detroit Defeats Washington in ten innings
Washington game details show Detroit winning after ten innings. Otey relieved Walker at the start of the third, and was effective in his outing.
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Washington
Detroit
Washington Today
Otey
Walker
Cardinals rally to win opener despite late slip
The Cardinals overcame a halftime deficit to take the opening game, delivering a comeback win before a late wobble that threatened the victory. Fans saw a strong team effort from pitchers and hitters as key stars produced decisive at bats.
Baseball matchups set across major leagues
Boston plays Cincinnati, Philadelphia faces Pittsburg, New York meets Chicago, and Brooklyn travels to St. Louis in a slate of key early season games featuring rivalries and regional showdowns.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
New York
Washington
St. Lows
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Sacramento 6 Vernon 8 in Pacific Coast League game
In Los Angeles on June 1 Sacramento and Vernon played a Pacific Coast League game. The final score was Vernon 8, Sacramento 6. Batteries listed Fitzgerald and Thomas for Sacramento with Willett and Brown for Vernon.
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Los Angeles
Rhi
Sacramento
Fitzgerald
Thomas
Willett and Brown
Oakland Score Snapshot From June First Baseball Game
Oakland report notes a June first score line with Los Angeles and San Francisco details. Batter credits include Delhi Abbott Henley Schmidt and crealeyoeests appears as a garbled line. The snippet references a baseball contest and team names tied to the era.
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Oakland
Los Angeles
Crealeyoeests
San Francisco Batteries
Delhi
Abbott
Henley
Schmidt
Portland June 1 Score Report Glitches and Names
Fragmentary Portland report lists a score and partial names such as Batteries-Flater and Pearce, Henderson and Murray. The garbled text mentions a 23 percent figure and a likely lineup or participants for an event dated June 1 in Portland.
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Portland
R. HB
Comiane Cigs
Northwestern League Seattle Wins 8 1 Over Victoria
Seattle defeats Victoria 8 to 1 in Seattle on June 1. Victoria scored 1 run, Seattle 8, with McCreery and Devogt pairing for Victoria and Skeels and Shea for Seattle. The game summary lists runs hits and errors with Skeels and Shea noted as Seattle battery.
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Seattle
R. H. E. Victoria
McCreery and Devogt
Skeels and Shea
Tacoma S S Portland 4 Tacoma June 1 Score
Tacoma game report shows a 4 2 result with R H E details. Mentions players Annis Burns Archer Eastiey Harris and a ciphered team sequence. Summary reads as fragmented OCR with limited readable facts about the baseball score and players.
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Tacoma
R. H. E. Tacomb
Spokane Score Details Amid Batters and Pitchers
Spokane report from June 1 lists a game with unclear batting lines and multiple names. Cates, Shea, Schwenk, and Henwy Woetz appear among the players. The fragment references keeping score and various battering and pitching assignments without a clear final result.
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Spokane
R. H. EB. Woumngguvoe
Csisceccacce Susesonssecace
Ke.ypiemanhends
Cates and Shea
Schwenk
Henwy Woetz
Red Devereaux Outwits Pitcher In Salt Lake Comedy
Red Dog Devereaux, Salt Lake third baseman, stars in clever baserunning and head games reported from a McCloskey park week. The veteran infielder uses misdirection to turn a potential double play into a sacrifice, while also impersonating a coach to disrupt Butte and Cody’s Irrigators.
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Red Dog Devereaux
Salt Lake
McCloskey Park
Butte
Cody
Mike Maloney
Walter Johnson
Boise
Red Dog
Penddcton
Pendicton
Maloney
Red
Pendleton
Devereaux
Maroney
McCloskey
Fries
Praetorian Wins Juvenile Stakes At Churchill Downs
Louisville June 1 Praetorian wins the Juvenile stakes at Churchill Downs overcoming Calisse Texas bred filly. Alamitos finishes third and the race time is 1 10 5 for five furlongs. Calisse cannot match the winner's late surge in the stretch.
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Louisville
Praetorian
Churchill Downs
J. N. Camden
Calisse
Alamitos
Judge Walton
Sprite
Camellia
Madame Phelps
Grover Hughes
Ethel D
King's
Entries listed for Friday races at Salt Lake City meet
The notice lists six races for Friday at Salt Lake City with details on race length, type, and horse weights. Entries include Tom Dolan Abe Slupsky Zick Abrams Recluse Maxing Annie Wells Sorrowful for race one and Charles J Harvey Miss Butte Sokol Edn Stewart Judith Page Ben Greenleaf Dorothy Ann Abig ail K Howard Pearson for race two, among others.
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Salt Lake City
Tom Dolan
Abe Slupsky
Zick Abrams
Recluse
Maxing
Annie Wells
Sorrowful
Charles J. Harvey
Miss Butte
Sokol
Edn. Stewart
Judith Page
Ben Greenleaf
Dorothy Ann
Abigail K
Howard Pearson
Knight of Ivanhoe
Captain Burnett
Hammerway
Cabin
Zoroaster
Arazea
Tern's Trick
Madman
Metropolitan
Goldfinn
Coonskin
Fast End
Rather Royal
Buna
Lady McNally
Royal Stone
Bon Ton
Galene Gale
Dominthilda
Indian Girl
Sea Green
Milwaukee and Columbus Split Doubtful. Extra Innings Darkness
In a quirky summary, Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 2 to 1 at Milwaukee Minneapolis, Columbus defeated Indianapolis 13 to 1, Kansas City tied St. Paul 5 to 4, and Toledo and Louisville finished 9 to 9 after a thirteenth inning due to darkness.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolia Oo
Pail
Milwaukee
Toledo
Dng Suvoseevegen
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Local Rail Scoreboard Gaps Lined Across Cities
At St. Joseph Lincoln three, St. Joseph four. Omaha to Topeka six. Sioux City three to Pueblo seven. Denver ten, Des Moines six.
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St. Joseph
Lincoln
Omaha
Topeka
Sioux City
Pueblo
Denver
Des Moines
Indiana Purdue Iowa Minnesota Conference Standings
At Bloomington Indiana Indiana and Purdue beat Iowa by scores 5 to 8 to place Minnesota fourth in the conference standings.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Purdue
Iowa City
Iowa
Minnesota
First Polo Match Won by Americans
New York June 1 The American grip on the international polo cup was shaken as the Americans outplayed Meadowbrook four for three quarters but were outridden to win 4 1/2 to 3. Meadowbrook’s Milburn starred, Edwards scored four, and the match drew the largest polo crowd yet in the country. Second match set for Monday after a hard 60 minutes of play and heavy rain.
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New York
Meadowbrook
America
Devereaux Milburn
A. Noel Edwards
Whitney
England
Edwards
Milburn
L. Waterbury
Cheape
Wilson
Joshua Crane Jr
Boston
Capt
FE. W. Barrett
Fifteenth Hussars
R. Estraburg
Philadelphia
Schaefer Jr. Opens Lead in 60-Point Match at 182
In Chicago on June 1 Jake Schaefer Jr. led Marcus Catton by 75 points in the first block of a 60 point match at 182. Schaefer scored 200 points and averaged 711-27, while Catton counted 125 and averaged 417-27.
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Chicago
Jake Schaefer Jr
Marcus Catton
William Catton
Young Schaefer
Catton
Umpire Jack Doyle Relieved By National League
National League headquarters announced that Umpire Jack Doyle has been temporarily relieved from duty for not knowing the rules. Robert Emslie will serve as the acting extra umpire in the interim. Eleanor Montell, recently seen in At the Mercy of Tiberius, is seriously ill with scarlet fever in Chicago. Will Weming, with A Gentleman from Mississippi, will head a company in The Fortune Hunter next season.
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New York
National League
Jack Doyle
Robert Emsiie
Eleanor Montell
Tiberius
Chicago
Will Weming
Mississippi
Fortune Hiunter
Coursing Season to Open Sunday in Butte Park
The 1911 coursing season begins next Sunday at the flat park with a big 24 open-dog stake. Edwards and Downey manage the park this year promising a summer rivaling any in Butte. Entries include top Northwest hounds such as Bowery Bum, Garn Town Boy, Welsh Girl, Foxall, Lady Fair, and many others with California rails already on hand.
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Edwards and
Downey
Butte
California
Ft West
Northwest
Bowery Bum
Consolation
Garn Town Boy
Foxall
Dick Wells
Lady Fair
Silver Thread
Wone Wolby
Donegal Peddier
Ding Darley
Colusa Lad
King Covey
Confidence No. 2
Chippewa
Red K
Scavenger
Raponic
Cocoa
Black Watch
Devil Dodger
Gold Stone
Salt Lake Track Results Show Favorites Fail to Cash
At Lagoon track on June 1 only one favorite paid off as Sterlin won the feature race. Heavily-bet Marchmonet finished second amid a card of six races with times listed for each race. Winners included Veno Von, Swagerlater, Green Isle, Sterlin, Dave Weber, and Zahra with various runners up and times noted.
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Salt Lake City
Lagoon Track
Sterlin
Marchmonet
Veno von
Delena
Lucile Manley
Swagerlater
Sainest
Valencia
Green Isle
Aftermath
Royal Stone
Novgorod
Dave Weber
Court Lady
Massa
Zahra
Louise B
Paul Cobb Likely to Join Nationals This Season
Paul Cobb brother of Tyrus Cobb is expected to join the Washington Nationals before season's end. He currently stars in right field for the Lincoln team of the Western league, drawing wide notice for his hitting. Rob Ungland, a former National, is mentioned in context.
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Paul Cobb
Tyrus
Nationals
Washington Star
Paul
Lincoln
Rob Unegland
National
Cobb’s brother praised by manager in pursuit by Nationals
Unglaub writes former employers praising Paul Cobb as a developing hitter and top prospect for the Nationals. Western league averages show Cobb hitting .367 and strong fielding. McAleer seeks to secure an option on Cobb or arrange a fall or spring arrival.
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Tyrus Cobb
Unglaub
Paul
Nationals
Cobb
McAleer
Unglaud
St. Louis
Giants Lose Players to St Louis in Manager Shuffle
New York reports President Brush of the Giants allowed close friend Stan ley Robison to take Roger from him so St Louis could land a top manager to strengthen their roster. St. Louis released Bugs Raymond Red Murray Storke and Beebe. Storke died soon after the trade but others remain. Lil Sager of Evansville broke the record for continuous service when spiked in the hand ending a 895 game stretch. He hoped to reach seven straight years and 1,000 games this season.
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St. Louis Nationals
East
Kenetchy
Hauser
Smith
Rube Ellis
Cincinnati
Herrmann
St. Louis
Ellis
Cardinals
Itehel Oakes
Miller Huggins
Mike Mowrey
Bresnahan
Huggins
Mowrey
Roger
Evans
New York
Brush
Giants
Stanley Robison
Bugs Raymond
Red Murray
Storke
Beebe
Lil Sager
Evansville
Eoansville
Dayton
Sager
Lil
South Bend
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