Helena Adds Two Pitchers as Buttes Prep For Sunday
Two new ball players arrive for Helena. Wellington from Chicago and Thompson from Des Moines will pitch against the Buttes this weekend. Manager McCloskey praises daily practice and notes Helena’s strengthened lineup since their coast trip.
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Helena
Butte
McCloskey
Flannery
Buttes
Wellington
Chicago
Thompson
Des Moines
Montana
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Dowling
California
Portland Tops Spokane In Three Straight After Tight Finish
Portland won its third straight over Spokane in a seesaw game on June 6. Both sides traded leads through six innings before Portland reclaimed the edge, with Russell scoring Spokane’s final run in the seventh. Mahaffey and Vigneux were fined $5 for questioning umpire Mullane. Attendance 1,379.
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Portland
Spokane
Diesel
Russell
Lou Mahaffey
Vigneux
Mullane
Cleveland Reds defeat with strong bats in six hit game
In Moveland on June 6 the Cleveland team pounded Winters and Prentiss for 21 hits as Wright limited the opposing bats. Attendance reached 2,900 with a decisive score as Wright and Wood paired on the mound and Winters Prentiss and Warner contributed to the offense.
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Clevelands
Winters
Prentiss
Wright
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Warner
New York
Pittsburg
Ritchey
Mathewson
Evans
Baseball Scores From Night Games Across Midwestern Cities
At Peoria Illinois Peoria 3 Milwaukee 2 end of ninth darkness. Omaha 3 St Joseph 4. Des Moines 2 Kansas City 6. Colorado Springs 5 Denver 7.
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Milwaukee
Omaha
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Denver
Baseball Games Today Across Leagues
Pacific Northwest League features Helena at Butte Seattle at Tacoma Spokane at Portland. National League schedules Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburg at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia. American League games include Washington at Chicago Baltimore at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at St. Louis.
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Philadelphia
Chicago winning spree over Brooklyn in fourth inning
Brooklyn hosts Chicago as the visitors pull ahead with a flurry of fourth inning hits. Attendance listed as 3,000 with Chicago defeating Brooklyn amid a high scoring game.
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Cincinnati Wins Opener In Sluggish Boston Series
In Boston on June 6 Cincinnati captured the first game of the series as both sides labored at the plate and in the field. Attendance was about 2,000 with batteries Malarkey and Kittridge for Boston and Thielman and Pietz for Cincinnati. Umpire O Day called the game.
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Philadelphia Triumph Over St Louis Fifty-Something
Philadelphia defeated St Louis with an 8 to 5 score as Voorhees proved effective on the mound. The game unfolded in Philadelphia on June 6 with St Louis unable to capitalize against Voorhees.
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UC Baseball Plans Dates With Western Teams
Spokane June 6 Manager Arnold of the University of California baseball club stated he is arranging with Manager McCloskey to meet the Butte team next week in Anaconda and with Manager Dugdale to play the Seattle club in Great Falls. He proposes to play Missoula and possibly Pocatello and to take the university team to Yellowstone park for a week.
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University of California Baseball Club
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Butte
Anaconda
Dugdale
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Great Falls
Missoula
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park
Vanderbilt Horse Wins Prix Brons at Paris Races
Paris June 6 Vanderbilt's Le Mistral captured the Prix Brons at the Maison Lafite meeting. W K Vanderbilt also ran Ariege in the Prix Long Jumao and Nettie in the Prix Tene beux but neither runner placed.
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W. K. Vanderbilt
Nettie
Tigers Beat Cupid's Dugdale Squad For Third Time
The Tigers earned a narrow 3rd straight win over Cupid Dugdale's band in Seattle. Stovall and Stovall’s drive were held by strong pitching with Letcher making a key left field catch. McCarthy shut down Seattle’s runners while Hoge pitched well in relief. Umpire Cunningham sparked fan controversy as two hitters were ejected for arguing.
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Three Furlong Handicap Sprint For 3-Year-Olds Plus
A horses race described as a three furlong sprint handicap open to three year olds and older with a purse of 250 dollars.
Jockeys Sought for Montana Races by Judge Murphy
Joseph H. Murphy of St. Louis, to preside over Montana circuit racing for 62 days, is in Chicago seeking jockeys and horses. He praises the outlook for fine sport, plans to recruit talent from Chicago tracks, and will close his Chicago visit early next week to pursue western riders and horses.
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Joseph H. Murphy
St. Louis
Montana
Judge Murphy
Wellington
Great Northern
Harlem
Ed Corrgan
Murphy
Sceptre Takes the Oaks in Rain at Epsom
Barone s La Fleche ridden by Skeets Martin won the Acorn Stakes griping downpour at Epsom. Sceptre led the Oaks field, defeating Glass Jug and Simoon filly with a four length margin as rain persisted. Race time 2 46 3 5 amid a damp, crowded grandstand.
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Simoon
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Ballantrae
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Baroness la Fleche
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Oath Customs Across Nations Reported in Court
In a Philadelphia downtown magistrate court a Norseman swore by lifting the thumb and two fingers as a Trinity symbol. Spectators noted various oath customs described by observers, from chicken entrails to rings to scented smoke and water gestures.
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Miners' Union Day Races Set With 1550 in Purses
The track schedules Miners' Union Day racing with six races totaling 1550 in purses before the summer meeting to start on the 21st. First race: maiden 2-year-olds four furlongs for 250 dollars. Second: 3-year-olds and up, five and a half furlongs for 250. Third: handicap for 3-year-olds and up, five furlongs for 250. Fourth: handicap for 3-year-olds and up, six furlongs for 300. Fifth: seven furlongs for 3-year-olds and up, 250. Sixth race details incomplete in the article.
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Miners’ Union
Fish Feel No Pain Debated in Chambers Journal
A Chambers Journal note discusses a Daily Telegraph witness tale about a pike with a hook in its eye and trailing line, prompting questions about whether cold-blooded fish experience pain and the ethics of keeping fish in tanks with insufficient oxygen.
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Harlem summary first race ends in 1 13 4 fifths
Six furlongs race results for Federal Burnie Funton imp Rose Trice in Chicago on June 6 with times. second Silver Fringe John C. King Dr ONeill. steeplechase Henry Gibbs Precursor Dick Furber. Lassie stakes Mary Lavana Rheta Navasota. handicap Otis Boney Boy Marshall Neil. Compass noted.
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Kensington hurdle winner and race results at Gravesend
In New York on June 6 at Gravesend, B G Gun won the Kensington hurdle ahead of Jim Megibhen and Draughtsman. Northern Star led in the six furlong handicap with The Musketeer and Dublin close behind. Swift mas captured the mile and a sixteenth, Flying Buttress second, Royal third. Daisy Green won the 2-year-old five and a half furlongs, Bernard second, First Chord third. Caller won the mile and 7 yards, Emshee second, Daffydown Dilly third. Agnes D. took the mile and 70 yards with Ascension runner-up and McCarthy third. Bessie is noted in selling.
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Water Color Declared Out of Suburban Hand' ean
New York reports Water Color has been declared out of the Suburban hand' ean. No further context or details provided in the fragment.
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Young Corbett to Fight Abe Attell at 127 Pounds
Articles of agreement signed for a 10 round bout on June 27 before the Coliseum Athletic club Denver. Both fighters to weigh 127 pounds at 9 o'clock. Police enforcement of the recent prize fight ban is said not to apply for this event. Reagan and manager McKenna depart for San Francisco tonight.
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Abe Attel
Coliseum Athletic Club
Gallagher
Johnny Reagan
Jack McKenna
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Bullard Volunteers Teams to Grade New Miles City Park
Miles City reports W. H. Bullard has offered teams and implements to grade a new baseball park. The grounds will soon be in shape for use.
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Miles City
W. H. Bullard
Shane
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