Butte Leads League in Batting as Homer Hitting Soars
The article highlights Butte’s top batting percentage across the league with strong hitting over three weeks. It lists players by club and averages from Spokane Portland Helena Seattle and Butte, noting leaders like McKevitt Van Buren Reitz and McLaughlin. It also surveys rank and individual scores up to June 15, with Butte and Seattle among leaders and several Spokane and Helena players near the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Seattle
Helena
McKevitt
Spokane
van Buren
Portland
Frarr
Keefe
Reitz
McLaughlin
Stovall
Anno Ane Zearfoss, Butte Ceccceees Ee Dalrymple
Seccun
Stanley
Kane
McDonough
Flannery
Rabbitt
Klopf
Helena Sateobi
L. Mahaffey
Partridge
White
Tacoma
J. McCarthy
Schwartz
Pouet Pee
Marshall and
Ward
Howella
Hupp
Eyelades
Sullivan
Day
Cecceesevenes
Swindells
D. McCarthy
Witbeck
Marshall
Hickey
Andrews
Van
Carter
Shhevere
Shaffer
Johnson
Letcher
McHale
Elsey
Harmon
W. Treadway
Putte
Fisher
McInmyre
Wiggs
Hurley
Kostal
A. Hutchinson
Glendon
Muller
Burns
Drinkwater
Peeples
Mullane resigns to pitch for Spokane club
Umpire Mullane resigns to join Spokane as a pitcher after consent from Pacific Northwest league president W. H. Lucas. J. J. O’Connell to umpire in place, starting with the Portland Spokane series next week. Lucas says Mullane seeks active play and Spokane sought his services amid a prosperous season for the league. Mathewson and Bowerman. Umpire Ameslie.
Brooklyn Dominates St. Louis in Final Series Game
Brooklyn defeated St. Louis 12 to 1 at Washington Park ending the present series. Dunham left after a sixth inning impact, Donovan held the visitors to two hits, and 1,509 fans attended. Batteries Dunham Yerkes ONeil and W Donovan Farrell Ahearn Am pres Brown Power.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washington Park
Dunham
Donovan
Bt. Louis
Dunham, Yerkes and
O'Neil
W. Donovan
Farrell and
Ahearn
Ampres
Brown and
Power
Lucas says Mullane left Helena by own request
Helena report says Pacific Northwest league president W J Lucas denied hiring O Connell to replace Tony Mullane. Mullane was released at his own request to play elsewhere. a local substitute will umpire Helena Portland games this week. Lucas stressed Mullane was not ousted by protest.
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Standard
Helena
W.J. Lucas
Pacific Northwest Lague
O'Connell
California Umore
Tony Mullane
Spokaie
Lucas
Spokane Signs Mullane to Pitch for Spokane
Spokane director Harry Green announced umpire Tony Mullane has signed to pitch for Spokane. Mullane, formerly a noted pitcher in the American Association, is expected to arrive for the Tacoma series, fueling speculation that California umpire O Connell may join the Pacific Northwest league despite denials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Tony Mullane
Harry Green
Mullane
Tacoma Sees
American Association
O'Connell
California
Cincinnati Defeats New York in Third Straight Win
In New York on June 16 Cincinnati pounded Mathewson as Magoons driven by two singles a double and a triple helped lead a 6 to 4 victory. Attendance was about 2,100. Batteries Thielman and Bergen for Cincinnati.
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New York
Cincinnati
Mathewson
Magoon
R. H. EB. Cinmcinmatl
New York c
Cescecerogenes
Thielman and
Bergen
Philadelphia Debuts New Pitcher In Wild Start
Chicago reports a Philadelphia debut of a new pitcher who settled after the second inning but started raggedly. Attendance listed as 2,300 with errors by the defense. Batteries were Griffith and Sullivan for Philadelphia and Porter and Powers for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hugh Jennings
Chicago
Fraser
Horse race card with multiple races and entries
The morning program lists six races with purses and horse numbers. Entries include 10 Doctor Kidder 107 Araxis 9 percent, 14 Irkutsk 100 and others in seven-eighths mile selling, steeplechase handicap and more.
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Irkutsk
Patalona
Has Gift
Regin
Miss Dora
Sting
Predominate
Chantrell
Blue Mint
Little Master
Lilly Lisa
Quicksilver Sue
Maggie Clipton
Pat
Boy
Granddad
Buck
O'Down
Jolo
Dr. Nolan
Torrean
Bristol
Hesitate
Finny
R Bengal
Lake View Bill
Lofter
Nan
Miss Goliehtly
St Cuthbert
Ben Hullum
Scooper
Hoelen Stint
Proeper Legal
Wax Taper
Rollick
Great Star
Santa Dentina
Ranco
Randozo
Vici Vance
Hi Knoecker
Skillman
Wild Kate
Miss Guido
Barney C. Babcock
Hazel Hagiet
Euterpe
Imp Clonsilla
Harlem racing results from yesterday in Chicago meet
Yesterday's Harlem results list six races in Chicago with winners including Alice Curry Zibdia Dagmar Vincenes King Lady Momag and placed runners Courage Vassar Dance Farrell Trentham Lady Meddle Rheta Birdie Stone and Dodie in times ranging from 55 seconds to 1 minute 48 seconds and a steeplechase victory for Dagmar.
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Chicago
Harlem
Alice Curry
Courage
Ingenious
Zibdia
Vassar Dance
Judisious
Dagmar
Farrell
Falella
Vincenes
Trentham
Lady Meddlesome
King
Lady
Rheta
Seme
Momag
Birdie Stone
Dodie
Latonia Track Results Cincinnati June 14
Latonia results list six races with winners Kohn Wreath Lanton Talha Hinsdale Sanctissima True Blue and placings Weird Royal Penny Olentz Rooster Autumn Leaves Suave Margie S Flora Hooper Daisy Hawthorne Tragedy Chorus Boy and times for each race from 1:03 to 1:42 percent.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Kohn Wreath
Weird
Royal Penny
Lanton
Olentz
Doc Woods
Talha
Rooster
Autumn Leaves
Hinsdale
Suave
Margie S
Sanctissima
Flora Hooper
Daisy Hawthorne
True Blue
Tragedy
Chorus Boy
Immortelle Wins First Race at Fair Grounds
At Saint Louis on June 16 fair grounds results show Immortelle first in four and a half furlongs with Tribes second and Robert C. Lansing third in 56 seconds. Ogle won the six furlongs second race, Ogla second and Gallantrie third in 1 1/4. Silver Garter led the selling race over Josie F and Varner in 2:02 for a mile and three-sixteenths. Lady Strathmore captured the six furlongs with Scorpio second and Brulare third in 1:13. Glenwood won the mile and seventy yards selling with Brewer Schorr second and Varro third in 1:45. Leone won the mile and twenty yards with Gilbert second and Jim Winn third in 1:43.
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St. Louis
Glenwood
Brewer Schorr
Varro
Leone
Gilbert
Jim Winn
Weights and Entries For Today's Racing Cards
Daily racing program lists weights and entries for six races. Notable entrants include 2yearolds such as Senator Morrison and Flacar Hine in the first race, High Chancellor and Sid ney C. Love in the Graduate stakes, Vulcain and Lucien Appleby in the fourth race, Ice King and Gonzalon in the fifth, plus many other named horses and weights for each event. The page notes short and Dunne entries among combinations like En durance with McLean and Poor Boy with Allan.
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Senator Morrison
Top Soil
Kind Dodo
Flacar- Hine
Almaric
Florestan
Lampoon
Clarissa Belle
Mauser
Frances Porter
Lady Matchless
Vestia
Nitrate
Scarlet ‘Lily
Lee Newell
Krageg
Jaubert
High Chancellor
Sidney C. Love
Steinwinder
the Don
Prince of Endurance
Bob McLean
Alan
Poor Boy
Bay Wonder
Ontonogan
William Shelly
Watkins Overton
King Hammon
Endurance
McLean
Allan
Dunne
Vulcain
Lucien Appleby
Autolight
Flying Torpedo
Dr. Stephens
Ethel Wheat
Boney Boy
Scarlet Lily
Marcos
Bab
Hoodwink
Hildreth
Ice
Blue Ribbon Tops Five Furlongs at Sheepshead Bay
Results from Sheepshead Bay on June 16 show Blue Ribbon winning the first five furlongs with Alsono second and Benson Hurst third in 1 01 5. Ten Candies took the second race over Keynote and Goldsmith in 1 39. Asterita led the Rosebud for two-year-old fillies over Ada May and Rose Tint in 1 01. Royal won the handicap at a mile and an eighth with Merito and Ethics second and third in 1 58. Pink Rose captured the maiden eight-year-olds at six furlongs with Choate second and MacAnn third in 1 15. Swift mas won the Grass selling stakes at a mile and a sixteenth on turf with Bessie McCarthy second and Brunswick third in 1 48.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Blue Ribbon
Alsono
Benson Hurst
Merito
Ethics
Pink Rose
Choate
MacAnn
Swiftmas
Bessie McCarthy
Brunswick
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Gypsine
Ellis Paint Co
Calder Bros
F. A. Ironside the Dentist
Weat Park Street, Latte, Mont
Chicago College of Dents
Vitaline
Coxes
Eagle Pharmacy
Montana
Idaho
Wash‘gon
Oregon
Durkee Electric
Catalos
Western Electric Drill CO
Browdany
Hutte, Mont
Smith Hair Growing Co
Washington Bik
TTE Flectric and Powder CO
Trustees of School District No
Silver Bow County
Park Alley
Henry Mueller
L. Richards
Evans Chemical Cincinnati
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Ben Chance
Greyfeld
Rasselas
Prairie Dog
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Dandola
Fox Bard
Tirschena
Banish
Star Cotton
Radiant Heat
Hub Prather
Santa Teresa
Sheepshead Rav
G. W. Whittier
Reformer
Highlander
Grail
Rous
Pretorius
Gunfire
Whitney
Collier
Josepha
Lil
de Reszke
the Rival
Par Excellence
Homestead
Amacilla
Eddie Bush
Bonnot
Ronald
Haggin
Bonner
Connecticut
H. L. Colman
Criterion
Moor
Ascension
Ben Howard
Jack Demond
Masketo
Graden
Satin
Locket
Lady Albercraft
Sunny Shore
Merry Acrobat
Short Hose
Sir Voorhies
Ring Dare
Brimstone
Coney
Acefall
Oakington
Fitz Biller
Lord Torce
Demurrer
Roe Hampton
Jannice
St. Finnan
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Locas Sava
W. H. Lucas
J. J. O'Connell
O’connell
Grim
Washington
Grigerg
Philadephia
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Chance
Dooin
O'Day
Pittsburag
Boston
Pittsburg
Wagner
Cantillon
Philadelphina
R. H. E. Cme
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Porter and Powers
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Yeager
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Clark
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Robinson
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Araxis
Happy Chappy
Fair Edner
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Empire
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East Park St
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East Park Street
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