Butte and league races loom in early baseball notes
In the Sporting Editor's column from Anaconda, Butte's ball club sits bottom of the Northwestern league as Vancouver aims to push Glanta from the cellar. Discussion covers Cleveland, Philadelphia, New York, Detroit, Chicago, and Kansas City clubs, with Tebau, Donahue, and Cross figures shaping the season’s chatter.
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unclear historical note on music and naval ships
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses gale force events, a focus on Fingipvals and white ware, and a mention of Be tio dapha lo alaee Koel bouts, with a note that New York is expected to become the market for short-dle tunes scrapporg, indicating an era of uncertain commerce and cultural shifts.
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Russ Hall Reflects On Flood’s Impact On Midwest Baseball
Philosopher Russ Hall muses on the 1900s flood that stranded Kansas City teams for weeks, delaying travel and games. He recalls rail lines, telegraph, and phone outages, the Toledo manager Hugh Butty, and players wading through floodwaters to reach stations as baseball oddly resumed nearby.
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Auto Races at Portland No Accidents
The 1024 mile Portland Automobile Club race was won by Harry Bell of Spokane in 2 00 08 with Rp Cooper of Seattle second in 2 18 47 and Fred Pirates of Portland third. The 58 410 mile event was won by J M Covey of Portland with William Stim mone of San Francisco taking second in 1 20 44. No accidents were reported among the drivers.
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Wykert of Severance Leads Endurance Race Finish
Wykert of Severance Cheyebhe Wyoming led the Cranston Denver endurance race, arriving in Cheyenne at 4 38 p m. Wolrkian Teddy and Edwards, city Sorrel Clipper, followed with an arrival at 1 38.
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Track results at Gravesend on June 4th
Multiple horse races reported with winners and runners up across six short sprints and a hurdle event. Notable victors include Gladys Louise, Nohlessen Oblige, Dor Entive, Siamina, Kasimira, Occidental, Futurity course winner Derry e5a8, and Mahr Hollander in six furlongs.
Bookies Buy Two Clubs in Southern League
Memphis news reports a bookmaker group led by George Bennett selling Thoroughbred interests and shifting to farming. Frank P. Coleman buys a controlling stake in the Memphis club while Arthur Merriman seeks to acquire the Birmingham franchise, part of a wider reshuffle in the Southern League.
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Gotham Fight Trust Faces Disruption Amidclub Leaders
New York dispatch reports a rift among fight promoters and club heads over the past week. Billy Elmer and Sharkey, among others, pledged unity to force terms, signaling a potential breakup of the fight trust and a fight season showdown.
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Races at Cincinnati Show Tight Times and Winners
At Cincinnati the program listed six races with winners and times. First race won by Curlangs-Garters with Skipp second and Alter Bir third, time 1.76. Second race mile and electy Hughes won, Huffman third, time 4.54. Third race four and a half furlongs Sam Ward led, Malecon second, G third. Fourth race mile distance The Minks won, Oxford second, third Maertihoy, time 1:42 4-6. Fifth race five furlongs Anna Mc Ged won, Semphrent second, Romp third, time 1:02 2-5. Sixth race seven furlongs Apache ron won, star ageond second, Chalite third, time 28 4-5.
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Pell defeats Touchara to win final in New York tennis
New York June 4-7 Pell former national Indoor champion and J Palmer Ridgewood Golf Club won the final round of the Felling challenge cup tennis singles at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. Pell defeated G F Touchara of California. Bea Ralo beat Valier. O Hi Winek Montelsir Athletic Club outrigued Toushard.
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Downey Stars in Listed Game With Kaw City Team
Downey of Northwestern led a strong field in a Sunday game for the Kawiah against Al. Paul, delivering a sharp performance with several key hits and a notable double play. His teammates supported with solid defense as the team pursued in the American taroblation circuit.
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Tigers Struggle to Reach Butte in Flooded Route
The Detroit area teams face travel disruptions as roads remain underwater between Missoula and Butte. Tigers coach Mike Lynch vows to push to reach Butte for a Sunday gate, while rival managers discuss rescheduling with limited chances to play.
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Seattle and Vancouver win as Spokane courts loss in rough game
Northwestern League dispatch reports Seattle defeats Spokane 4 to 0 as Abate again shut out by Vancouver, while Nordyke’s double and Sugden’s hit spark Vancouver in seventh. Dunn subbing for Blevens limps home two runs. Ross relays for Vancouver in key seventh. Aberdeen batter up.
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American League doubleheader features Chicago win and New York rout
In the first game Lovie’s Chicago edged the visitors 2 to 1 with strong pitching and timely hitting. The second game saw a heavy Chicago win as St. Louis and Walsh combined to overpower New York 7 to 2. Cleveland defeated New York 10 to 1 with decisive batting and solid pitching.
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Battered Philadelphia Beats Moran's Curveers in Haste
In a tense game, Pillsbury hammered Moran's pitches and aided by fielding miscues, Philadelphia edged New York. Errors in the eighth inning favored St Louis as Osht Battery pitchers Sallen and Flostetter faced Taylor Crandall Needham with Umpire Builderham.
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Fair Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn 6 1 in New York
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 6 to 1 at home as Jung and Meintyre spark the offense with wild hitting. Brooklyn tally 1 run in early and late innings. Batteries Cogkley Schlei Meintyre and Bergen listed. Umpires Rigler and Johnstone noted. Chicago Nationals debut featured a long pitching duel ending in darkness.
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Ban Francisco Beats Oakland In Final Inning Rally
In San Francisco the home team surged in the final inning to win a high scoring Pacific Coast League game. Ban Francisco defeated Oakland with a late five run burst, final score 6 to 5. Suler and Berry pitched, Dellay and Lewis batted for Oakland.
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Portland and Milwaukee Baseball Scores and Races
Local score notes report Portland shutout by Los Angeles in a sparse program with Gray and Hogan highlighted. Other cities Milwaukee Indianapolis Louisville Pueblo Sioux City Omaha Des Moines and Des Moines games listed with minor scores and weather interruptions. A horse race at Monmouth furthers the day’s sports brief with names such as Galilies Annoyance Mantona and Aunt Rose among entrants and wagers.
Race card from a busy harness event
A long list of horse names with weights and odds across six races including five furlongs six and seven furlongs. Mentions of weather conditions track status and purses appear among the entries with numerous named horses such as Old Altetory Lucy Cook Oriental Queen and Hal.
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Red Cloud
Winaman
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White Face
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Ned Carmack
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Ethelda
John Abing
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Fred Mace
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Little John
Royal Chance
Farquin
Alma Boy
Billie Vortress
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Almax Set for Timed Mile Race With Side Bet
In a local cafe yesterday plans emerged for Almax to race against time with a 200 stake riding on the outcome. Turner and Billy Connell discuss the event, aiming to test Almax who has reached age eight and previously posted a 2:40 mile pace.
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