Totals and pitching duel in Tacoma game
Hel led by Putmann Wiggs and Lawler total runs show a close Tacoma clash with Rockenfele batting and Flannery McKibben contributing. Errors on both sides, Loucks in pitching shuffles, two-base hits by Byers and Howlett, Dunn to Kelly, and a 8 to 0? final tease.
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Butte Errors Doom Comeback After Fast Start
Butte led 4 runs in the first inning but bungled the game with misplays in the second and later. Thomas, weakening from illness, started and faltered after including a balk. Shea, Ny, and Shaffer each claimed catches on a pop up that no one secured. The team spiraled into infighting as Roach relieved, but the defense collapsed and Miller earned the win.
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Shea
Alphonse-Gaston
Shaffer
Roach
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Seeeeearseseenses
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Donohue
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Maamy
Helena Defeats the Tigers in High-Scoring Tilt
Special Dispatch Helena June 19 Helena defeated Tacoma 12 to 9 in a brisk slugging game. Helena collected 17 safe drives four triples while Tacoma had 12 hits including three triples and three no-baggers. Mike Lynch was robbed of a triple by a fumbled second base touch. Flannery, ex Helena manager, now with Tacoma, appeared in right field and made four putouts.
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Tacoma
Tigers
Mike Lynch
Ack Flannery
Helenas
Lynch
Spokane Tilt Ends in Loss on Burns and Errors
Spokane fell this afternoon as Burns opened with a home run and Copius errors set the tone. Stoval was hit hard by the Indians who tallied multiple hits, including a home run, limiting Spokane’s offensive chances. Batteries Burns and Hansop for Spokane faced Stoval and Zearfoss for San Francisco in a rugged contest.
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Stova
Zearfoss
Seattle fans topple star pitcher in tense local duel
In Seattle on June 1, locals finally broke the fee to defeat Los Angeles star pitcher Maupin, who pitched championship ball and scored the lone run. Batteries-Strickett and Hildebrand supported Maupin and Stanley in a game filled with sensational plays.
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Los Angeles
Mupin
Pittsburg Defeats Heston in National League Game
In Boston on June 19 Pittsburg beat Heston while Pittinger allowed 15 hits and Beere, Leever held the locals to four hits. Batteries were Leever and Pittinger for Pittsburg. Moran and Beere for Boston. In Philadelphia on June 18 Cin eama won nine runs in the fifth inning aided by eight hits and two errors, demoralizing the home club with injuries and new players. Batteries Sudhoff and Peltz, Williams and Zimmer.
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Detroit and Yankees rainout in tense tie at Detroit
Detroit beat New York before rain halted play with slippery fields and crowds leaving at intermissions in the third and seventh innings. Sullivan, Mullin, and McGuire noted in the box, while Petroit's offense struggled in the wet conditions.
Martins and Alexander Prepare for 20‑Round Love Bout
Pacific National League notes Albert Martini and William Alexander known as Australian Jimmy are training hard at Central Park ahead of their June 25 20 round love contest. Both boxers push conditioning and technique as they gear up for the headlining bout in Helena.
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Albert Martini
William Alexander
Jimmy
Central Park
Reiff and Sinclair Hurt in Harlen Race Collapse
Chicago June 19 close of Harlen meeting reports jockey Reiff with a dislocated right clavicle and Sinclair briefly unconscious after a first race fall. Reiff will miss weeks. Sinclair survives without broken bones. Races show Orsina and Toah wins among others with listed times and placings from Harlen and Fair Grounds.
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Sarah Maxim
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Sylvia Talbot
Burnie Bunton
Stephens
Futurity Race Winners and Placings at Sheepshead Bay
New York June 19 reports five furlongs Futurity winner Kagseful with Monet and Yellow Haming behind. Times listed as 1:91 4-5. Other races include Nevermore winning seven furlongs with Corus vate second and Russell Garth third in 1:82. Daisy stakes at five furlongs saw Nameok l first, Ligsk second, Jim Kelly third in 1:09. Coney Island Handicap six furlongs on main track Lady neas won, Blues second, Austarlia third in 1:17. Mile and turf sixth race ceiling-lisi D. second Laiv P 1:11-5. Sheepshead Bay sixteenth on Jewel won, Carroll vientate third in time 1:...
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Pacific Coast League at Sacramento June 19
Baseball note from Sacramento on June 19 involving Sacramento and Oakland in the Pacific Coast League with box score shorthand and team names.
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Beore
Oakland
Unclear Early 20th Century Clerical Notice From San Francisco
Fragmentary OCR shows June 19 datelines for Los Angeles and San Francisco with names Boore and R. H. unclear. The text repeats locations and dates without coherent actions or events. No specific persons, organizations, or outcomes are discernible to form a full news item.
Mimer Smith Leaves Dukes In Frustration
Mimer Smith quits the Dukes after seeking release amid rising tensions with pitchers and teammates. La Roque moves to third base, Phaffer to first, Wilmot to the field as Butte adds Jack Henry from Leavenworth as catcher. Portland rivals and league leader Lucas comment on overall showings beyond Portland.
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Butte
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Jack Henry
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First John Tatem Trophy Race Set at Fair Grounds
Helena June 19 Special Dispatch to the Standard announces the first John Tatem trophy race at the fair grounds track this Saturday. The two mile event expects about entries and the cup will bear the name of each winner until the final award. Two additional events include a 60 yard club members race and a 100 yard boys race.
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Helena
John Tatem
Prickly Pear Hunting Club
Fair Grounds
Constitution Battles Reliance In 23 Mile Sound Race
In a light wind triangle course across the Indian Harbor Yacht Club area, Reliance edged Constitution by a minute and minutes. The Columbia trailed after a strong start but failed to catch the leaders as shifts and elapsed time favored Reliance and Constitution.
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Indian Harbor
Long Island Sound
Reliance
Columbia
Connecticut
Flannery Returns to Tacoma Club in Pacific Northwest League
Helena reports Jack Flannery, ex Helens manager and captain, signs with the Tacoma club. Once captor of Helena, Flannery now appears in a Tacoma uniform for the first time this season, famed as one of the league’s fastest center fielders after refusing other offers following his resignation.
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Jack Plannery
Helens
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Tacoma
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