Eleven Innings for Senators to Win It
The Senators won in eleven innings after a tense game tied through the ninth and tenth. McCafferty pitched seven innings effectively in relief but left for Dell in the tenth as Dell took over. Butter scored twice for Helena, Byrd sparked a late lead, and Raina stood out as the season’s most exciting witness despite wildness. The home team had a tall tale in the fourth as the tie persisted. The score remains in the extended frame.
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Jane
Senators
Butter
Raina
McCafferty
Dell
Byrd
Junctioners Win Terrific Batting Fray In Long Game
Terrific batting fray ends with Junctioners victors after a deep nine inning battle. Wessler leads with four hits as pitchers struggle, Morgan and Fortier contribute RBIs, and Salt Lake and Oden manage late threats. Time of game two hours forty minutes with Frary umpiring.
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Wees
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Stevens
Orr
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Sheaver
Fortier
Thres
Fortter
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Oden
Morgan
Abbott
Weaver
Fy Schimpit
Ory
Pendleten
Devernans
Buier
Spancer
Jensen
Wood
Wessler
Omm Jaan Sinateining
Stone
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Tengen
Frary
Ogden
Utah
Dixon
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Ada Bauer
Rice
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Tenfileton
Electrics Recruit Struggles in Tryout
In Great Falla a new southpaw named Lemars tried out for the Electrics and struggled, appearing unsettled by stage fright during the third inning after giving up six runs.
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Jne
Mectrics
Lemars
Todny
Ariing
Pacific Coast League Baseball Roundup and Standings
June 1 reports show scattered outcomes across leagues. Hentey hits a home run and Seis earn first win over Los Angeles in a ninth inning rally while Sacramento defeats Portland 4 to 2 with strong fielding. Oakland tops Vernon 7 to 2 as Ostrand fans three over the middle innings.
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Los Angeles
Jung
Hentey
Seis
San Francisco
T Bales
Hanley
Schmidt
Spokane Defeats Seattle In Low-Scoring Tilt
Spokane beat Seattle 3 to 1 as Leonard allowed few hits through five innings and Pollerton reached base multiple times. Seattle scored in the sixth on Pollerton's three bagger and Moran's single, but Spokane held on for the win with strong defense and timely hitting.
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Spokane
Wash
Leonard
Seattle Watters
Seattle
Pollerton
Moran
Statila
Alerton Teonard
Devoet
Tigers rally in extra innings after ragged game
In Tacoma on June 1, Catcher Crittenden of Ta coma hit two three base hits including one in the seventh and ninth with a twelfth inning single by Abbot to lift the Tigers to a hard fought victory. Poor fielding marred both sides in a 12 inning affair.
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Butts
PO. A
Dockelager
Waforn
Morehead
Helah
HELEN
AB. BR
A & Fs
Ae of
Roe Sone Anime Uy
Byrd
Butte
Saddskey
Baker
McCafferty
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Quigley
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Dell
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Williams
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Missotila
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Perrine
Damineh
Doris Sariveey
Great Falls
Hyee
Murphy
Missy
Wiser
Hadisman
Taner
Hester
Faye
Kelly
Ce Sseseyeny
Gibson
Winton
Missoula
Toner
Demars
Imines
Willems
Tabin
Tasos
Auulec
Tacoma
Wash
Crittenden
Abbot
iWa
Tigers
Vancouved
Weeseers
Crh Bor
Gordan
Kellackey Remembered In Union League Circles
Dated report honors Hugh Kellackey a Boteo club manager and popular figure in the Union League as fans recall his long career. Fellow century league figures Mike Maloney expresses regret upon news of Kellackey's death after years with the Ohio State and Eastern circuits including Toronto.
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Hugh Kellackey
Boteo Baseball Club
Wrestler Kellackey’s Career Across Early American Leagues
Fragmented career notes trace Kellackey from 2904 wrestling near Wochester through Salt Lake, Boise, Seattle, Tacoma, Portland, and Calgary managerial roles. The text notes him as manager in Boise, winning a pennant with his first team, and later illness ending a season before a long layoff with injuries and recovery.
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Wochester
Kellackey
Rad Gimlin
Salt Lake Alah
Salt Lal
Hoise
Portland
Pacific Coast
Hawis
Boise
Seattle Tean
Northwestern
Fra Thare
Tacona
Calgary Tenn
Union Association
Hugh
Tvigilars
Grande
Walls
Walla
Standings of the Clubs at Idaho Downs Handicap Race
June 1 at Idaho Downs featured the Tiana Empire handicap with Stan Empire System defeating Carlton G by two lengths in seven furlongs. Enfield won the main event, with Carlton G placing second and Yair third as fast track conditions prevailed and Patrols posted results for several races including Pat Gannon and Lilian Ray.
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Stout Iient
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Morine Makes Notable Debut At New York Athletes
Morine of the New York Athlete club, described as the phenomenal jumper from San Francisco, had his first appearance in New York. He cleared six feet four inches in the high jump exhibition after a scratched scratch handicap, while Adam from the same club won the handicap with a two inch edge. A five-man New York Athletic Club relay team set a world record pace in the one mile relay, surpassing the Transmeriesa Athletta mark from three years ago.
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New York
Jinte J
George Dorlie
Dan Feancisco
Fielé Maines
Morine
Pint Adama
Fiveanan
Reading Man Seeks Bankruptcy Relief In Federal Court
William Tutt Witman Jr of Reading Pa petitions for voluntary bankruptcy in the United States District Court. Assets listed at 6306 and annual wages at 520,090. Bank and stadium names appear in filing with creditors and valuation details.
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William Ah- Tutt Witman Jr
Reading
Untler
Stige
Unclear OCR sports and institutions note
Fragmentary text lists Cambridge Harvard and Amhorat Amberm with scores and teams like Yale and Navy, but overall content is garbled. Likely a scrambled sports or ranking snippet with multiple institutions and numeric results, not coherent enough to confirm events or outcomes.
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Harvard
ChiIpe Tixelor
Amhorat
Amberm
Brown
Yale
Anonpolla
Army
Navy
Penn Wins Intercollegiate Meet in Philadelphia Athletics
The University of Pennsylvania triumphed with a wide margin at Franks Field, setting five intercollegiate records and a world mark in pole vault. Gardner of Yale cleared 13 feet 1 inch to break the world record, with Babcock of Columbia and Wagoner of Yale notable in others as Penn edged Cornell and others for the title.
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Milen” Murphy
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J. B. Craig
H. V. Hayiock
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H. E. Marden
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Orend Dump
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Kt. Diggs
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W. Z. Faulkner
Brwicin
RB. A. Gardner
Leland
Scntt
Leland Stanford University
H. S. Babcock
Wagoner
Califor nians Win On Stuart Field
California athletes defeated Missouri 41.5 to 29.3 at the twelfth western intercollegiate conference meet in Lafayette Indiana. Nicholson Missouri set a new 120 yard hurdles mark and N. Metcalf Oberlin cut the two mile record. Ohio State gained conference membership while Stagg and Ehler left the conference board.
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Ind
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University of Missouri
Missouri
Illinois
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Con
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Casa Af Tilmots
G. Maloney
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Representative Athletic Board
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Ehler
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A. W. Small
Beller
Wisconsin
Stagg
Ohio State University
Dream Sa Neder
White Sox Defeat Bender in Overtime Upset
Chicago won a tight game over Philadelphia, overturning an early deficit. Key moments include Crawford’s standout batting and late scoring runs as Warhop and Sweeney worked the mound for New York.
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Basa
Balle
Zero
New York
Crawford
Rae
Warhop
Sweeney
Buramery
Alahage
Hams First Doelat Some Teams Scheduled As Opponents
Local sports brief notes ham teams set to face several opponents today. Officials list games and venues with expected lineups and times.
Pirates Win Uphill Game In Philadelphia Match
Philadelphia hosts Pittsburg in a late spring game that featured a mix of hits and misplays by the home team. Dyrne doubled twice and added two singles as Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia behind solid hitting and defensive miscues. Batteries included Robinson Crmaitz Gibson Curtis Santon Morac and Doom.
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Morac
Doom
Support Helps Matty In Rough New York St. Louis Game
The report notes New York defeating St. Louis as Mathewson and Neyer faced hits, with strong support from batters and a tough inning for the pitchers. The account mentions Mathewson taking a hard hit and the team benefiting from supportive play and solid fielding during the contest.
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Jung
St. Louis
Steel
Trarmon
Mathewson
Mat
Pene Mathewson
Neyer
Ana Hartoy
Feds Wray in Ponkas Brooklyn Tuna 1 Ainelawatt
In a confusing report from Ponkas Brooklyn a game summary emerges with scattered names Trooklyn and Cincinnati linked to a score line. Batteries listed include Singe Barger and Erwin with unclear roles and multiple mis-typed terms suggesting a local or nonsensical score event.
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Ainelawatt
Trooklyn
Cincinnati
Trrooklyn
Barger
Erwin
No games in the American Association schedule
Fragmentary rail of bright schedule shows Columbus facing Minneapolis Minneapolis streaks and Milwaukee appears with 11. Indiana and Kansas City are listed in scattered lines with Toledo and St Paul references.
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Toulson
Minneapolis
Minneapola
St. Pata
Toledo
IndiAnapalla
Kaneng City
Kansae Clery
Milwauktoo
Unclear regional race results from multiple cities
Readable fragments suggest a standings or match listing across cities including Wichita Omaha Lincoln St. Joseph and Sioux City with varying scores such as 37 to 2 and 6 to 4. Names appear garbled, limiting precise attribution to teams or events in this clipping.
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Wichita
Sioux City
Ponver—Denyers
Omaha
Topaka—Toreka
Dey Monge
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Oregon Is Winner of Meet on Coast
Portland, June 1. The University of Oregon dominated the first annual Pacific Northwest colleges track meet in Multnomah County, piling up 44 points to edge Washington by two. Willamette, Oregon Agricultural, and Washington State followed, with a dramatic two mile win by McClure of Oregon and a near-record pole vault attempt by Sam Bellah of Multnomah Club marking the day.
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Ore
University of Oregon
Pacific Northwest
University of Washington
Willmant
Willmant College
Oregan Agricultural College
Washington State College
Idaho
Oregon
Baker
Tregoi Agricultural College
P Courtney
University
Ull Waahlusten
Ag x Sure
McClure
University of Ore-gon
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Whitman
Williams
Oream: Agricultural College
Harrett
Oregon Agricultural College
E Tenture
Sam Bellah
Multnomut Athletic Club
Gardter
Yale
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Associated Press
Pew
Bella
Remarkable time by one legged swimmers
Sean Francisco reports Lincoln Johnson, a one legged swimmer from Y. NM. CG. A., beaten today by Frank Relsiture, another one legged swimmer, in a notable 284 yard race with two turns. Relsiture clocked 5:35.3, officials noting no American record exists for this distance under these conditions. Johnson posted 2:41, with recommendation likely despite Relsiture being Australian by birth and not naturalized.
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Lincoln Johnson
Frank Relslure
Pha
Eversion
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Daniel
Johnson
Pbraton
Trelsture
Stovalt to Wa at in Owls St Louis Manager Change
In St Louis on February, George Steeni, former manager of the Iveland Amarigui league team, was signaled tonight as manager of the St Louis city based Ameen league. Roderick Wallase was rep tacent.
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St Louis
George Steeni
Iveland
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