Spokane and Butte Teams Face Rough Patch in Baseball News
Sporting editor notes Spokane's loss to Seattle hurts chance against Tacoma, while Vancouver defeats Aberdeen to impede their march toward March. Russ Hall keeps optimism in Butte as Giants seek a stronger rally. Jack Atkin's racing prowess draws Montana interest amid heavyweight boxing chatter featuring Stanley Ketchel and Gans Nelson bout forecasts.
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Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Drummond
Vancouver
Aberdeen
Canucks
Butte
Russ Hall
Giants
Hall
Spokane Indians
Washington
Hali
Endurance Race Finishes For Two Riders From West
Denver final tallies show Frank T. Wykert of Severance Colorado and Charles F. Workman of Cody Wyoming finishing the Evanston Wyoming to Denver endurance ride at 2 36 pm after a 507 mile trek begun May 30. Both rode heavy horses Sam and Teddy with escorts and mounted police guiding crowds. Sam appeared fitter at finish though neither horse exhausted. Twenty five horses started and eleven had dropped out by last night.
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Denver
Colo
Frank T. Wykert
Severance
Charles F. Workman
Cody
Wyo
Evanston
Wykert
Sam
Workman
Teddy
England May Not Enter Davis Cup Ties
New York report states England has not signified intention to contest the Dwight F. Davis international challenge cup ties, signaling a potential absence from the competition.
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England
New York
Georgetown Withdraws Crew From Big Regatta
Georgetown will not compete on the Hudson this year as the Georgetown varsity eight is scratched due to insufficient funds. The withdrawal reduces the varsity eight field to five crews for the June 27 regatta.
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Georgetown
New York
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson
Washington University
Tennis Faction Fights Over International Play
The country’s tennis followers clash over challenging internationals this year. Dr James Dwight opposes entry, while William A Larned F G Anderson and William J Clothier push for a challenge. Officials face pressure as Americans consider sending a team to Australia or default.
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National Association
Australia
H. L. Doherty
R. F. Doherty
America
Dr. Dwight
Bob Wrenn
William A. Larned
F. G. Anderson
William J. Clothier
Indian Jack Meyers Stars For St Paul Hitting In Our Spring
Indian Jack Meyers leads St Paul hitters with a .325 average after 86 at bats, catching for Tim Flood and drawing scouts from Cincinnati and St Louis. Three-fingered Brown dominates in Chicago as pitchers flourish across the league, while disputes and internal rifts threaten team harmony in Pittsburgh.
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Jack Meyers
Butte
St. Paul
Meyers
Tim Flood
Northwest
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Wheeler
Davis
Noonan
McCloskey
Rowan
McKune
Spokane
Brown
Chicago Cubs
Karger
McQuillen
Phillies
Ruelbach
Beebe
Higginbotham
Races at Latonia Gather Fast Results
Cincinnati June 5 Latonia results list six races with winners Miss Strome Aunt Rose White Face Estrada Transform Mia Couria and runners up Convole Quagga Hunemo Lucille Serenade Tarquin and Canopian from races ranging seven-eighths mile to mile and five-eighths with times from 1:01 to 1:41.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Miss Strome
Convole
Chase
Aunt Rose
Quagga
Huck
White Face
Hunemo
Rock Castle
Estrada
Lucille
Boema
Transform
Serenade
Light Blue
Mia Couria
Tarquin
Canopian
Futurity course finish crowns Deneen in Oakland meet
Oakland results show Deneen wins the Futurity course with Hal in second and Turnaway third in 1 11 1 5. Peggy O Neal takes the mile plus 70 yards race with Silver Sue second and Cobleskill third in 1 46. Ten Oaks prevails in mile 20 yards with Jack Adams second and Nome third in 1 44 2 5. J C Clem captures the mile and a half with Eduardo second and Guardi third in 2 32 1 5. Hanna Louise wins the next with Altamor second and Intonation third in 1 02 3 5. Rose takes the seven furlongs purse with May L. second and Sibar third in 1 27 1 5.
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Deneen
Hal
Turnaway
Peggy O'Neal
Silver Sue
Cobleskill
Jack Adams
Nome
J. C. Clem
Eduardo
Guardi
Hanna Louise
Altamor
Intonation
Rose
May L. N
Sibar
Stagg Predicts Coast Team 10 Take Meet
Director A. A. Stagg of Chicago predicts Stanford will win the conference meet at Marshall Field with 41 possible points while Illinois, Wisconsin and Chicago may score 27, 27 and 26 points respectively. He foresees a record spread of points and a tight contest among many colleges including Grinnell.
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Chicago
Stanford
California
Marshall Field
Illinois
Wisconsin
Stagg
Grinnell
Cobb Greatest Exponent of Brains on the Bases
The article extols Tyrus Cobb as the premier innovator in base running by taking extra bases when the ball is in the outfield. It explains how McGraw and Wagner helped pioneer this tactic, detailing conditions under which a runner can safely steal bases with a lead, a distant throw, and a quick slide to reach second or even home.
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Tyrus Cobb
McGraw
New York
Wagner
Pittsburg
Cobb
Middies Elect Leaders for Next Year at Naval Academy
Annapolis June 5 Captains for next year at the naval academy were named Rowing Frank T Leghon of Tunkhannock Pennsylvania Field and track Peter W Northcroft of Pawtucket R I Northcroft also captains of the football team The dual captaincy marks a rare honor at the academy Leighton rows No 5 and also plays on the football squad
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Frank T. Leghon
Tunkhannock
Penn
Peter W. Northcroft
Pawtucket
R. I
Tannehill Traded to Washington for Patten
Boston reports pitcher Jesse Tannehill, longtime Boston American player, has been traded to Washington for Case Patten. The deal takes effect immediately with Tannehill already en route to the capital.
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Boston
Jesse Tannehill
Boston American
Case Patten
Washington
Tannehill
Tan
Pattén Boosts Washington Pitching Strength, Nehill Struggles
Nevill has malaria and has not reached form this season. He played only once for Washington and collapsed after the game. Pattén is a steady, reliable pitcher who will bolster McGuire's staff and improve the club's mound depth.
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Nehill
Washington
Pattén
McGuire
Western Athletic Meet to Be Held in Chicago
Chicago hosts a large intercollegiate conference meet with teams from the Ohio River to the Pacific coast. Leading middle West universities enter, and Stanford from the far West is represented. Athletes arrive today amid growing crowds of rooters and expected enthusiastic demonstrations.
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Chicago
Ohio River
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Far West
Stanford University
Oaks Stakes at Epsom Won by Signorinetti
The Oaks at Epsom Downs was won by Signorinetti, the Derby winner last Wednesday, in the $25,000 stakes for 3-year-old fillies. Courtesy finished second and Santer, owned by G. Edward, came in third among 13 runners. Rhodora fell during the race, thrown by Patridge, as horses crowded. American bettors showed interest.
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London
Epsom Downs
Signorinetti
Lord Falmouth
Santer
G. Edward
Rhodora
Richard Croker
Patridge
McFarland Avoids Attell Fight as Promoters Sought
Abe Attell pushes for a McFarland bout in Chicago while Packy McFarland seeks other work. Attell argues his speed and skill offset weight differences and offers to box lightweights on even terms.
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Abe Attell
Packy McFarland
Abe
Milwaukee
McFarland
California
Abie
Pacific Coast
Attell
Ann Arbor Track Defeat Leaves Students Disappointed
Ann Arbor students blame a bad showing by Cee Rowe and Dull in distance events after a crushing defeat in Philadelphia. Si Huston of State Street reportedly took $100 to back the Wolverines but found no buyers at any price, according to a wire.
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Philadelphia
Cee
Rowe
Dull
Si Huston
State Street
Chicago Athletes Face Suspension for Unofficial Meet
Over fifty registered athletes face suspensions by the A A U after competing at an unsanctioned May 23 meet run by Ogden Park Athletic Club. Dr George K Hermann, president of the Central A A U, learned of the case and referred it to officials for action. The ban remains until A A U officers decide.
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Chicago
Ogden Park Athletic Club
George K. Hermann
Central A. A. U
Yale Sprinter Breaks Down In Intercollegiate 220
Yale sprinter R. W. La Mon tague won a trial heat last Friday but broke down in the semi final heat on Saturday tearing a tendon in the thigh. He was brought to New York Saturday evening and placed under a doctor's care.
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New York
R. W. la Montague
Yale
Northwestern field meet draws top high school athletes
Minneapolis June 5 A field and track meet at Northrop field promises to be the most interesting in Northwestern Interscholastic Athletic association history. Entries include many crack high school athletes from the region. The cross country run and mile relay are dropped and a half mile relay replaces the latter.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northwestern Interscholastic Athletic Association
Northrop
Roosevelt Plans Major Africa Hunt With Son
Washington reports President Roosevelt will leave the United States in April next year for a year of big game hunting in Africa with his son Kermit. He aims to bring back African species, with party size and guides yet to be fixed. Mrs Roosevelt and family will stay at Sagamore Hill during his absence.
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Roosevelt
United States
Africa
Kermit
Mr. Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Missouri Pacific Directors Skip Annual Dividend
New York June 5 Directors of the Missouri Pacific Railway company did not declare the customary annual dividend at their meeting. The road had paid 5 percent dividends regularly from 1903 to 1907.
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New York
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Road
Cuticura Cures Woman With Severe Skin Disorder
Laura Jane Bates recalls how Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, used after failed remedies, relieved a young woman with scabies and skin eruptions. Within five weeks she could work again and later moved to a good position. Bates endorses Cuticura with household prices and product details.
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Pith Ave
New York
N. Y
Specialist Doctors Hood and Co Offer Cures at Low Fees
Those with special diseases urged to visit reliable specialists Dr Hood and Co at 37 North Main Street Butte. Our fees are the lowest.
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Dr. Hood & Co
North Main Street
Butte
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