Champions to the Tall Timbers
Engel of Portland was roughed by Butte as Burns pitched championship ball for the visitors. Butte scored nine runs off 16 hits and won 9 to 2 after Portland's late attempt to avert a shutout. Burns struck out key batters and led his team’s offense with timely hits while Vigneux handled Engel’s drops. Attendance was light as weather threatened, but Butte fans cheered the victory.
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Hurley Sparked Helena In Seattle Loss On Latter's Grounds
In Helena June 14 the tall Wiggs endured a rough day as Seattle won 6 to 4. Hurley starred with a defensive chase saving two bases, while Seattle capitalized on Wiggs errors and timely hitting from Stovall Dalrymple Campbell Shaffer and Schwartz.
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Helena
Wiggs
Seattle
Kerse
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Schmeer
Schwartz
Peeples
Harmon
Campbell
Babbitt
Schwartz Hurley
Shafer Helena
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Butte Aims to Replicate Crowd as Series Heats Up
Gay will start in the box for Butte with Witbeck or J Mahaffey likely to pitch for the websporters. Butte’s rotation includes Roach and Burns, giving four strong arms to keep Portland guessing as the series intensifies. Weed’s solid catch drew praise and fans packed the grand stand.
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Butte
Witbeck
J. Mahaffey
Roach
Burns
Portland
Putte
Weed
Ward
Engel
Senators Rally as Helena Feeds Fire in Ninth
In a lively game, Helena battles back with multiple hits including Keefe, Schmeer, and Saxe. Wiggs belts a long drive misplayed in right allowing runs, Peeples slides across on a home throw, and Schmeer adds, while Stovall and Shaffer play key roles as the Senators press late.
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Peeples Head
Stovall
Dalrymple
Helena
Senators
Keefe
Schmeer
Saxe
Wiggs
Harmon
Shaffer
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Peeples
Flannery
Hanivan
Partridge
Schwartz
Hippes
Wires
Schaffer
Hurley
Brooklyn Beats St Louis In Second Game Of Series
Brooklyn defeated St Louis at Washington Park in the second game of the series today with a 6 to 1 score. Batteries Murphy and Ryan for Brooklyn. Hughes Newton and C Farrell in the field. Umpires Brown and Powers. Attendance not listed.
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St. Louis
Washington Park
Bae
Murphy
Ryan
Hughes
Newton
C. Farrell
Brown
Powers
Washington extends streak over St. Louis in extra innings
In St Louis on June 14 Washington won in 10 innings after Hendricks muffed Cary’s fly allowing Cougalan to score. Attendance 3,421. Batteries Powell and Send, Sutton and Clark. Sugden 4 4 5 9.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Hendricks
Cary
Cougalan
Powell
Sutton and Clark
Sugden
Cleveland Completes Series Win Over Philadelphia
A large crowd in Cleveland watched the team clinch the series against Philadelphia. Bernhardt confused his former teammates while Cleveland prepares to face Boston at Canton on Sunday. Attendance was 10,945. Final score details show Cleveland ahead with batteries Bernhardt and Wood for Cleveland vs Wiltz and Schreck for Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Bernhardt
Boscon
Canton
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Philladelphia
Wood
Wiltz
Schreck
Tigers Defeat Russell In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Tacoma June 14 The Tigers hammered Russell for a dozen hits and nine runs while Drinkwater restricted the Bunchgrassers to seven hits. Key plays included Elsey McKevitt Murdock and Hutchinson doubles and Letcher’s pair of runs. The contest was described as lifeless and slow from start to finish.
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Standard
Tacoma
Tigers
Russell
Drinkwater
Bunchgrassers
Donahue
Elsey
McKevitt
Fishers
Letcher
McCarthy
Steat
Swindells
Hutchinson
Murdock
Tacoma Arriv
A. E. Letcher
Andrews
MeCarthy
Murdock Swindells
Fisher
Starkells
Melaughlin
Melaughlin, Ef Teee “ ” “ Uo Donahue
Renee
Meinevitt
Frarg
Drinkwater Meinevitt
Mearthy
Wild P.tehes
Spokane
Umpre
Boston Defeats Chicago In Pitchers Battle At Home
Boston defeated Chicago in a strong pitchers duel despite errors. A wild throw by Young produced the locals only run, with Patterson and Sullivan opposing Young and Criger in the batteries. Attendance was 5,100.
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Chicago
Boston
Young
R. H. E Roe
Ike Vedas
A. Ae
Seri Pyle
Bone
Patterson and Sullivan
Young and Criger
FOR NEW UMPIRE IN LEAGUE Jack O'Connell to Return North
Portland reports Jack O'Connell, a top California umpire, has accepted Northwest league duties at 300 dollars a month plus expenses. He will leave Los Angeles soon after finishing a California league series where he criticized compensation and rough treatment. O'Connell has umpired six years in California and clashes with some managers are noted.
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Standard
Portland
Ore
Jack O'Connell
Los Angeles
O'Connell
California
O’connell
Scores From Regional Baseball Quadrupleheader
The report lists results from four games with city pairings and final scores including Denver defeating Omaha and Peoria beating St. Joseph. Milwaukee hosted Kansas City in another matchup with Milwaukee losing by margin.
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Denver
Omaha
Peoria
St. Joseph
Milwaukee
Kansas Cite
Dugdale rescinds Spokane trade. keeps Klopf Greene
Helena June 11 Manager Dugdale for Seattle's team announced he rescinded his action in the Klopf Greene trade with Spokane and would not part with the noted third baseman.
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Standard
Helena
Dugdale
Seattle
Team Today
Klopf- Greene
Spokane
Umpire signings by Pacific Northwest and California leagues
The text notes an official accepting an offer from President Lucas without his employers’ consent. It mentions a California league meeting last year that decided to hire two umpires, McDonald and OO Connell, from the Pacific Northwest league on their own terms.
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Sacramento
Lucas
McDonald
OO Connell
Vacancies in Army Medical Corps Continue to Grow
Washington correspondence notes over 50 vacancies in the commissioned medical corps. The surgeon general faces rigid exams and strict physicals, causing many young doctors to fail. Applicants are told to address the surgeon general for information, as an assistant surgeon begins as a captain with life tenure and pay.
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Washington
Brooklyn Eagle
Army
Lincoln Named Among His Times in Philadelphia Times Column
A Philadelphia Times correspondent notes Lincoln ranked among his era’s notable figures in a reflective column. The piece highlights Lincoln’s enduring influence on national unity and civil rights as remembered through contemporary headlines.
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Philadelphia Times
Lincoln
Mystery Liniment Tale From Richmond Farm Lodge
A Richmond area tale recalls an old farmer who cured rheumatism with a bottle of liniment, using it on himself until his wife needed a refill. He learns the maker is another elderly Black man who warns him the remedy is horse medicine and should not be given to his wife. The anecdote ends with the farmer muttering about the wife being as good as a horse.
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Richmond
Philadelphia Times
Joseph Whitton
William Wheatley
Arch Street
Wheatley
Bohemian violinist signs 80 concert contract
Kocian, a young Bohemian violinist, signs to perform 80 concerts in the United States and Canada starting November 6, with a total compensation of 80000 dollars. At 18, he is noted as a pupil of Kubelik in Prague and has played in Europe's principal cities. His second recital in London is mentioned.
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New York Tribune
Kocian
United States
Canada
Koclan
Kubelik
Seveik
Prague
Europe
London
Notable engagements amid May 22 events at St James Hall
The report notes a season at St James Hall on May 22 and mentions William Waldorf Astor’s planned appearances at Carlton House terrace and the King Edward coronation. It names contract parties Joseph Leiter of Chicago and W J Arkell of New York with eighty thousand dollars tied to performances and fifty thousand deposited by cable.
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William Waldorf Astor
Carlton House Terrace
Edward
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
W. J. Arkell
New York
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