Doubleheader baseball shows Boise and Great Falls split
Boisie and Great Falls split a rain affected doubleheader with Boise taking the first game 80 and Great Falls winning the second. Maloney pitched superbly for Boise while Taliaferro struggled in game two as Great Falls cashed in on Boise errors. Hidebrand pitched well for Great Falls in the opener.
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Hidebrand
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Skyscrapers Triumph Over Scrappers In Muddy Game
In Missoula on June 8, the Skyscrapers defeated the Missoula Scrappers 17 to 3 amid a muddy arena. Umpire Fraty called time after Cummings left with an injury. Orborn replaced him in the seventh. Morgan recorded five hits with three clean, and errors totaled ten as Balt Laxe tied late.
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Muddy Arena Rankenship
Gladiators
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Ile South United
Balt Laxe
Seo
Tigers Rally Past Phillies in Tight Old-Time Baseball
Philadelphia and St Louis battles described with scoring runs and pitcher effectiveness. Donovan and Konovan lead offenses. Cleoute and Johnson work mound duties as teams exchange hits. The piece notes a series context, mentioning Chicago’s win in a separate match and warning of upcoming schedules.
BEANIEs DIE ON THE BASES IN WILD SERIES GAME
Boston and St Louis split a doubleheader with erratic fielding and base running. St Louis won the second game as Curt is and Harmon led the attack while defensive miscues marred the play. Hohnan was knocked senseless by a ball during Brooklyn practice.
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Myers
Chicago State
Reulbach
Kling
Knetern
Bergen
Pacific Coast League game summary from Sacramento
In a Pacific Coast League result Sacramento 6 Frisco 2, Oakiane and Jones featured for Sacramento while Arrelanes and La Longe Broskiman and Berry pitched for Frisco. Batteries Deloi and Grindle and Burry supported by Batson and Burry.
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Jone
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Eun
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Arrelanes
Longe Brosxkiman and
Berry
Portland
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Tae Ancelee
Enerrarveen
Deloi
Grindle
Baaton
Burry
Spokane Triumphs Over Seattle in Northwest League Game
Spokane defeats Seattle 10 to 5 in a game marked by forfeit to Vancouver after Portland catcher Harris refused to leave the field in the seventh inning. Batteries listed as Beattie and Spokans. Erickson and Lewis. Also notes Tacoma 4 Victoria B and other distant scores, plus a lengthy civic announcement about a children's charity playday and a river of fundraising plans for a city park project.
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Fragmentary note on expectations for season opening
The readable portion hints at women displaying something and expecting a receipt to arrive soon on the first day of the season, though details are unclear and fragmented.
Hamilton's Great Trip Sparks Glee From Fans
Hamilton's baseball team defeated Whitefish yesterday 6 to 0, securing their fourth win of the week after sweeping Calispell in three straight games. Hammond's men, arriving tomorrow, will be greeted by a large local crowd at the station and a banquet at the Forest Hall tonight as Hamilton celebrates a strong trip to Kalispell and Whitefish.
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Whitefish
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Hamilton High School
Eall
Foret
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Coursing Open Class Stake Set For Sunday In Butte
The 24 day open class stake begins the 1911 coursing season at the Butte park this Sunday pending weather. Entries list Bowery Burn against Consolation, Garn Town Bay against Welsh and others including Forrit, Dick Wells, Lady Fair versus Silver Thread, Winning Card versus Welsh Bay, Chippewa against Red IC, Scavanger versus Raponic, Cocoa against Black Watch, and Devil Dodger versus Gold Stane.
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Consolation
Garn Town Bay
Welsh
Forrit
Dick Wells
Lady Fair
Silver Thread
Wone Tolley
Donegal
Ding Derley
Colusa Lad
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Hing Covey
Confidence No. 2
Chippewa
Red IC
Scavanger
Raponic
Cocoa
Black Watch
Cacoa
Devil Dodger
Gold Stane
Rickard seeks Johnson double header world title bout
Tex Rickard in Buenos Ayres proposes two opponents for Jack Johnson in one day as a path to the world championship. Rickard argues Johnson can beat two men in succession and should be given 18 minutes rest after the first fight. Joint coverage notes races at Blue Bonnets with stakes results in Montreal.
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Tex Hickard
Buenos Ayres
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Jef‘rine Ohnson
Jack Johnann
Johnson
Sau Tash
Montreal
Spallbound Wren
Blue Bonnets
Herbert Turner
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Tod
Marman
Thaw
Papke Defeats English Champion in Nine Rounds at Palladium
American middleweight Billy Papke outboxed England's Jim Britton in a nine round world title match at London's Palladium. Papke dominated with clinching and long range work, winning as Sullivan faded and could not rise for the tenth round amid a packed crowd. Also notes from Salt Lake City racing at Lagoon and a Churchill Downs meet closing with Hetts Sue edging a small field.
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Jim Biltvan
England
Ute
Palladium
Lendoo
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Papke
Eugene Carr
America
Feime
Fapke
Portland aviator Ely sets record with peril in wind
The Portland Oregonian reports Eugene Ely piloted an aeroplane in three long flights near Portland on a Wednesday, enduring treacherous 1600 foot air currents and strong gusts. He remained aloft over 40 minutes, narrowly avoiding accidents as gusts tossed the craft and forced corrections along the track and surrounding country.
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Portland Oregonian
Yeaterday
Eugene Ely
Portland
Ety
Cortina
Charles 1
Hamilton
Walsh
Ely
Aviator Ely Demonstrates Flight Over Portland Heights Track
A pioneer aviator named Ely flies a biplane near Mount Tabor and along East Stark to the river, then returns to the start and performs a 12 minute ascent. He circles the course three times, reaches higher altitudes, and a stray tie breaks as he lands. Crowds cheer as the event draws a large audience at the track.
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Metropolia
Country Club
Mount Tabor
Stark Street
Ely
Portland Heights
Rocky Batts
Colum- In
Nix Cap
Heavyweights Matched For Minor Boxing Bout At Miners' Cajon Day
Promoter Jerry McCarthy of the Dyn club announces a boxing program for Miners' Cajon Day at the Grion theater on June 43. Main event features Lou Bordecksr, formerly of Pueblo, now Deer Lodge, against Frank Mazsiek of Philadelphia in a heavyweights bout near 200 pounds. Also scheduled are six and four round bouts featuring young fighters under athletic commission supervision. Local officials plan gate taxes to fund event costs and theater preparations.
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Dyn Club
Nin Ploak
McCarthy
Mazsiek
Garthys
Rion
Garthy
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