Pacific National League faces collapse amid team withdrawals
Ogden and Salt Lake City clubs quit after financial troubles. Spokane and Boise may stay united until after July 4 as the league's future dims. Attempts to relocate Ogden to Walla Walla and Tacoma to Spokane surface amid franchise questions involving W H Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Rishel
Williams
Ogden
Walla Walla
Tacoma
W. H. Lucas
Lucas
Northwest League
Victoria
Baseball league turmoil leaves players paid but dispersed
Dent Williams leaves the city as the Pacific National League seems out of existence. MacRae goes to Boise to umpire Spokane versus Boise, complicating plans and suggesting teams may reform locally. Spokane plays in Walla Walla amid a large crowd and uncertain future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Pacific National Baseball League
Ogden
Salt Lake
Spokane
Boise
Dent Williams
MacRae
Williams
Walla Walla
Pendleton
St Louis Beats Boston In Easy NL Victory
St Louis defeated Boston 7 runs on seven hits in the third inning, with Clarke and Warner homering. Wilhelm held the pace after the surge as Thielman faded. Attendance was 2,300. Batteries Thielman and Zearfoss for Boston. Wilhelm and Needham for St Louis. Umpire Bausewine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Boston
Wilhelm
Thielman
Clarke
Warner
Zearfoss
Needham
Bausewine
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn in One-Sided Baseball Game
In Pittsburg on June 19 Brooklyn managed four hits and two runs in the sixth inning the only bright spot. Pittsburg earned every run with each hit. Attendance listed at 2,000. Final score 7 to 0 with Leever and Casise pitching for Pittsburg and Eason and Bergen catching. Umpire Emslie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Leever and Casise
Eason
Bergen
Emslie
Pitching Chaos as New York Defeats Cincinnati in Rainy Game
In Cincinnati on June 19 Taylor lasted one inning while Wiltie and McGinnity pitched briefly. Elliott finished for New York as Ewing was replaced by Hahn in the third. The game featured shaky pitching and erratic defense with Ewing, Hann, Schlei, Taylor, Wiltee, McGinnity, Elliott, and Bowerman listed among players. Umpires Klem and O'Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Taylor
Wiltie
McGinnity
Elliott
New York
Ewing
Hahn
R. H. E. Need
Ahonsnes
Hann
Schlei
Wiltee
Bowerman
Klem and
O'Day
Locals Halt Pittinger Career With Nine Safe Hits
In Chicago on June 19 the locals stopped Pittinger by nine safe hits and numerous steals. Kling’s catching and five double plays stood out as essential features. The game ended with H. EG 39 2 Philadelphia 38 1, Batteries Reuhlbach and Kling, Pit tinger and Kahoe, umpire Johnstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittinger
Kling
Philadelphia
Reuhlbach
Kahoe
Johnstone
Cleveland Beats Washington In Fourth Straight Game
Cleveland took the fourth straight game from Washington on June 19 as they drove the ball around the field Hughes was benched after two innings and Townsend was hit repeatedly. Attendance 1,800. Washington 5 hits 3 errors. Batteries Hughes Townsend Heydon for Cleveland Rhoades Buelow Clarke for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland Today
Hughes
Townsend
R. H. E. Washington
Heydon
Rhoades
Buelow
Clarke
Philadelphia Beats St. Louis In Close Nine Inning Duel
Philadelphia won a tight game against St. Louis as a late rally was halted by a sensational one hand jumping catch by Murphy on a one handed grab. Final score shows Philadelphia with the win and strong pitching from Howell and Sugden while Murphy made the key defensive play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Murphy
H. E
Louia
eWecess
Pdurasidma
Chicago Americans Roughs Chesbro In New York Ball Game
In New York on June 19 the Chicago Americans defeated Chesbro in the local game before 3,500 spectators. The score shows New York 0 and Chicago 2 with hits and errors noted, and the battery credited to Chesbro Puttmann Kleinow White Smith McFarland and Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Americans
Chesbro
Bebedoaned
Chakra Discso
Puttmann
Kleinow
White, Smith, McFarland and Sullivan
Winners and Losers on the Race Tracks
In Seattle on June 19, six horse races are reported with winners and placings. Abydos won the first five furlongs race followed by MacFlecknoe and Velma Clark. Huachuca won the second with Cora Goetz second and Addie D third. Kittie Campbell won the five and a half furlongs with Rice Chief second and Grenore third. Sterling Towers won the six and a half furlongs with Marello second and Sue Christian third. H L Frank won the six furlongs with Estella J second and You You third. Golden Light won the one mile with Merwan second and Crigli third. Times given for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Abydos
MacFlecknoe
Velma Clark
Huachuca
Cora Goetz
Addie D
Kittie Campbell
Rice Chief
Grenore
Sterling Towers
Marello
Sue Christian
H. L. Frank
Estella J
You You
Golden Light
Merwan
Crigli
Sheepshead Bay Racecard Winners and Times
At Sheepshead Bay on June 19 Timber won the first race over five and a half furlongs with Nostromo second and Old Faithful third in 1 07. King Pepper captured the six furlongs next, Northern Star second and Grand Duchess third in 1 15. Uncle Urigh led the mile and a furlone, Adbelle runner up and Go Between third in 1 54. Running Water took five furlongs with Allinton second and Fatinitza third in 0 59 1 5. Palm Tree won the mile race with Angler second and Lindale third in 1 42 38 5. Mabel Richardson won the turf Grass Stakes mile and a sixteenth, Gamara second and Jacquin third in 1 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Timber
Nostromo
Old Faithful
King Pepper
Northern Star
Grand Duchess
Uncle Urigh
Adbelle
Go Between
Running Water
Allinton
Fatinitza
Palm Tree
Angler
Lindale
Mabel Richardson
Gamara
Jacquin
Delmar Racing Results from St Louis Meet
In St Louis on June 19 Delmar race results list six events. Prentis won the first race over D L Taylor and Ze ro with a :592-65 time. Sonny took the second with Floral Artist second and Bill Holt third. Netting won the seven furlong third race with Fortune Teller second and Atoga third in 1 33. Loretta captured the six furlongs fourth race with Elastic second and J P Mayberry third in 1 16 3 5. Bavarian won the mile fifth race with Courant second and Restof third in 1 46. Miss Bettie won the mile and one sixteenth sixth race with Bravery second and Kenton third in 1 55%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Delmar
Prentis
D. L. Taylor
Zero
Sonny
Floral Artist
Bill Holt
Netting
Fortune Teller
Atoga
Loretta
Elastic
J. P. Mayberry
Bavarian
Courant
Restof
Miss Bettie
Bravery
Kenton
Corinthian Football Team Sets US Canada Tour
London reports the Corinthian football squad will sail on August 3 for a brief tour of the United States and Canada. The itinerary includes exhibition matches and travel by sea and rail as part of a scheduled international engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Corinthian
United States
Canada
Missoula Defeated by Great Falls in Second League Game
In Missoula on June 19 Great Falls defeated Missoula 11 to 1 in a rough ninth inning, with Missoula pitcher Maher replacing Ward. Delaney started for Great Falls, Reid hit a homer in the fourth, five runs in the sixth, and a foul ball call by umpire Powell drew sharp criticism from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specifl
Missoula
Great Falls
Powell
Great Faille
Maher
Ward
Delaney
Gleason
Reid
White
Corbin
Radis
Kelly
AB. R
Orlet
Whitney
Kennedy
Harding
Smith
Battler Nelson in Chicago as Britt fight plans unfold
Battler Nelson and manager Billy Nolan move to Chicago where the Dane fills a theatrical engagement while negotiating a Britt bout. Terms include 65 percent of gate shares for a two rounds bout and a potential six round arrangement with Britt amid forfeit clauses and a $25 000 stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battling Nelson
Billy Nolan
Chicago
Dane
Pacific Coast
James Edward Britt
San Francisco
Nolan
Britt
Britt- Sullivan
Harry Corbett
Nelson
Jimmy Britt
Sulivan
Pritt
Herford
al Herford
Willie Britt
Kid Sullivan
Fureka
Baltimore
Boost Sulivan
Willif Britt
Gans- Britt
New York
Hegewisch
Gardner Knocks Out Stift in Fifth Round
George Gardner of Lowell Massachusetts defeated William Stift of Chicago in five rounds at the Grand Opera House Ogden Utah. Gardner pressured from the start and repeatedly floored Stift in the third, finally ending with a left hand that sent Stift through the ropes prompting the sponge to end the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
George Gardner
Lowell
Mass
William Stift
Chicago
Grand Opera House
Gardner
Stift
New England
Tea The English and Irish old woman in a garret
An oblique fragment notes an English and Irish old woman living and dying in a garret associated with tea, pondering how she aged. It suggests a faded, domestic vignette with no clear events or names.
Atlantic Sails Dover to Heligoland Race First
The 41 hour 26 minute 24 second finish by the American schooner Atlantic leads a Dover to Heligoland auxiliary yacht race. Susanne won overall, Therese placed second, Navahoe third, Sunshine fourth. Emperor William watched from Hohenzollern as fog delayed arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island of Helicoland
Atlantic
Dover
Heligoland
Helicoland
Susanne
C. Huldschinsky
Germany
Therese
Felix Simon
Navahoe
George N. Watlens
Sunshine
L. H. Solomon
Emperor William
Hohenzollern
Cuxhaven
Maroczy Beats Leonhardt as Schlechter Draws in Chess Match
Ostend Belgium June 19 in the sixth round Leonhardt suffered a second defeat to Maroczy the Hungarian expert. Schlechter drew for the sixth time today against Wolf and Blackburne and Burn also divided honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostend
Belgium
Leonhardt
Maroczy
Schlechter
Wolf
Blackburne
Burn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pacific National Ball League
Williams Saparring
Spokane, Wash
Paul Pierce
St. Louis Fair
Monarch
Armour
Casino
Levison
BORAX
National League
ST. Lotis
America
Battler
James Edward
Kid Sulli
Van
Schonner
Montana
Loet
Pittsburg Hee
Ewe
Cincinnati Peete
Chicago Eee Ag
Eee Easereenns
Brooklyn Peet Teen
Cleveland
Etree
Haees Wicsesicies
Beaton
Ete
Potter’s
Wilde’s
Butte
Bigelow Axminster
Nuse Pack
South Main Street
Mrs. Winslow
Nose Lamb
W. Galena. Butte
Ment
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!