Boise Misfits Beat Reds Twice in One Sad Session
Boise Idaho June 20 The Boise players found their batting eyes today and beat Butte in a double header 3 to 2 and 6 to 4. Petree scored the winning run in the first game as Pendér kept Butte in check and Buckels pitched well in the second. McAdams left the seventh while Osborn relieved. First base errors and several players contributing hits mark the two games. Attendance around 1,000.
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Reds
Boise
Idaho
Butte
Petree
Pendér
Marshall
Buckels
McAdams
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Annis Blanks Senators in Salt Lake Game
Salt Lake hosts Helena as Annis dominates with 22 straight scoreless innings. Four seventh inning runs by Gordon help Salt Lake to five, while Boise and Helena alternately shut out in a string of decisive performances.
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Helena
Annis
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Boise
Sox and Naps Split Doubleheader in Cleveland
Chicago defeated Cleveland 4 to 0 in the first game while Cleveland won the nightcap 6 to 0. Pitched by Walsh for the White Sox and Yoong for Cleveland in the opener, and by Scott for the Cubs in the second, the day ended with a split.
Detroit Beats St Louis In Doubleheader Scores 6 4 and 8 2
In St Louis on June 20 Detroit won both games of a doubleheader against the Cardinals. The first game ended 6 to 4 and the second 8 to 2. Batteries and line details are partially legible with names like Waddell Bailey Stevens Mullin Stanage Powell Criger Summers Sages and Schminidt referenced.
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al Riev
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Stanage
Bey
Uae
Eid de Reins
Powell
Criger
Summers
Sages
Schminidt
Seattle Biathlon Event Report Amid Odd Punctuation
June 2 Seattle notes a score line with unclear abbreviations and names. Entries mention Biathke and a mix of faulty text including USO, players Thompason and Custer, and Murray. The readable items suggest a sports summary but lack coherent details or outcomes.
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B. Uri Biathke
aLih
Isaterathsasketh Uso
Heanness
Thompason
Chinault and
Murray
Mystery OCR Record: Midwest City Pairings
Fragmentary scores from a transit style listing show city pairings including Milwaukee and St Paul Louisville Kansas City Toledo Minneapolis and Indianapolis. Details are incomplete but indicate a sequence of contests or matches with numeric scores or rounds. The exact context remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Horses denounce closing of Salt Lake meet
Salt Lake horsemen condemn Finn Gleason and Rice for mismanagement and false promises of 40 days of racing. They blame McDonald’s lease decision and warn many owners may abandon stables to cover feed bills as purses totaling over 15,000 dollars vanish. Senator Reed Smoot’s influence is cited in shaping local sentiment.
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W. W. Finn
W. H. Gleason
J. W. Rice
Finn
Cileason
J. G. McDonald
Gleason
Rice
Utah
Reed Smoot
New York
Big Tim" Sullivan
Tammany Hall
Sullivan
Smoot
McDonald
The
Fair Association
State Fair Association
Cubs Annex Fourth Straight Game in Brooklyn Tilt
Chicago won the fourth consecutive game over Brooklyn as Realbach yielded only three singles, two in the third inning to keep the Dodgers from a shutout. Final score 4 1 6 8. Batteries Reulbach Moran Bell and Bergen contributed in a rough but steady win.
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Brooklyn
Realbach
Ogio
Gsouelss Colas
SPORE
Desea Aa
Reulbach
Moran
Bell and
Bergen
St. Louis Defeats Boston 8-3 in Farcical Game
St. Louis won 8 to 3 over Boston to run their streak to four straight. Batteries were Jerguson and Graham for St. Louis against Lush and Phelps for Boston. Score details and oddities noted in the chaotic contest.
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St. Louis
Boston
FR. Fl.b. Bosco Ashi
Y& 16
Jergusoon
Graham
Lush
Phelps
Philadelphia Wins in Fifteenth Inning in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 20 hits by Shean Grant and Magee and a long Titus throw secured a 3 run victory for Philadelphia in the 15th inning. Batteries Campbell Gasper and McLean Moore McQuillen Moren and Dooin.
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Shean
Grant
Magee
Titus
Philadelphians
Conidia
Ean ‘i
Vsaiesaasevete
Philadelpnia Sick
Campbell
Gasper
McLean
Moore
McQuillen
Moren
Dooin
Pacific Coast League Scores Roundup San Francisco to Los Angeles
In San Francisco and Los Angeles matchups Oakland routed Portland 4 to 0 while San Francisco beat Portland 5 to 1. Los Angeles defeated Sacramento 6 to 4 with Vernon credited, as the Pacific Coast League results wrap up.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
Portland-Portland
Los Angeles-Sacramento
Vernon
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Western League Scores From Pueblo To Des Moines
In Pueblo Denver defeated Pueblo 5 to 2. At Topeka Wichita won 11 to 4 over Topeka. Omaha beat Lincoln 5 to 3. Des Moines led over Sioux City 12 to Des Moines with the score incomplete.
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Wichita
Omaha
Lincoln
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Sioux City
Yale and Harvard crews loom at New London regatta
Reports from Gales Ferry Conn. say Yale and Harvard rowing crews train under a cloud of rumors of fast Yale work and slow Harvard times. Cornell eyes a clean sweep at Poughkeepsie with Courtney stroke leading the Ithaca eight. Syracuse and Ten Eyck challenge, while Langford and Jeannette spar over future bouts and titles. Baseball notes report Boise losses and calls for immediate roster fixes.
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Sporting Calendar Full of Interest
Events of class down for decision this week lead to excitement in Butte with a real fight anticipated between Aponi and Sullivan possibly going twenty rounds. Peranson meets Jean Nette in Boston while Cross and Hyland clash on the coast. College baseball also features prominently in the lineup.
Sporting Calendar Says Yale Faces Princeton In New York
Tuesday schedule includes Yale versus Princeton in baseball in New York. Nelson versus Clifford 20 rounds in Oklahoma City. Jeannette versus Sandy Ferguson 12 rounds in Boston. Hugo Kelly versus Frank Klaus six rounds in Pittsburg. Yale also plays Harvard in Cambridge. Friday features Caponi versus Sullivan 20 rounds in Butte and Erne versus Powell 20 rounds in San Francisco. Salt Lake race meet closes Saturday with Cross versus Hyland 45 rounds in Colma California.
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England
Hugo Kelly
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Butte
Tony Caponi
Jack Sullivan
Young Erne
Lew Powell
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Week of fights and college games light up the sports calendar
A busy slate features Joe Jeannette vs Sandy Ferguson for 12 rounds at the Armory in Boston and Battling Nelson vs Jack Clifford possibly barred in Oklahoma City. Yale vs Princeton renew their series as American polo vies for Britain’s challenge trophy in England. Hugo Kelly fights in Pittsburg while Yale meets Harvard on the diamond. Friday Bring 20 round scrap Capitani vs Montana Jack Sullivan. Coast spotlight has Young Erne vs Lew Powell in a 20 round bout. The marquee clash Saturday pairs Dick Hyland against Leach Cross on the Marathon course at Colma, Cross seeks his first long bout.
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Sandy Ferguson
Armory Athletic Association
Boston
Paris
Nelson
Jack Clifford
Oklahoma City
Yale
Princeton
England
Great Britain
Hugo Kelly
Papke
Pittsburg
Harvard
Butte Sports
Tony Caponi
Montana Jack" Sullivan
Young Erne
Lew Powell
Dick Hyland
Leach Cross
Colma
Cross
Nevada bout talks promise long fight in Nevada
Jim May negotiates with managers of Al Kaufman and Jack Johnson for a finish bout in Nevada. Kaufman and Johnson prefer a San Francisco outside bout or 20 rounds. Kaufman camp favors a 45 round format. May aims to stage the Labor Day clash with strong backing.
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Nev
Jim May
al N Kaufman
Jack Johnson
Nevada
Johnson
Kaufman
Frisco
San Francisco
Waufman
Big al
May
Johnson to Begin Work for Big Bouts on Card
George Lytle, manager of Jack Johnson, telegraphed Johnson to begin training at once for fights with Al Kaufman and Stanley Ketchel. Training will be in Chicago or Cedar Lake. Kaufman bout set for Sept 17 or 19. Ketchel for Oct 12, both in Colma, California.
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George Lytle
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Johnson
al Kaufman
Stanley Ketchel
Cedar Lake
Kaufman
Ketchel
Colma
Cal
Nelson Clifford bout off in Oklahoma City
The Nelson Clifford boxing match scheduled for next Tuesday evening is canceled by the county attorney who deems the bout uneven and an imposition on the public. He would allow a match with a more equal opponent but only if Nelson agrees not to knock out his rival.
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Oklahoma City
Battling Nelson
Jack Clifford
Nelson
Three Gentlemen Races On Wednesdays Car
Fourth of July committee promotes Wednesday track events at the fairgrounds with three driving club member races. Five announced races plus three driving races aim to boost the Fourth of July fund. Nels Bodalt Vandachenhausen lead the first race. Burgman Hall Morrow in the second. Morier Medin Elrick in the third.
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Nels Bodalt
Vandachenhausen
William Burgman
Jess Hall
Emmet Morrow
Henry Morier
Marco Medin
A. G. Elrick
Mother’s Illness Drops H G Burton From Tennis Race
Harry G Burton, a leading figure in the Butte Tennis club, will likely miss the rest of the season due to his mother’s serious illness at the family home near Lincoln Nebraska. He left for Nebraska after telegraph notice, cancelling a planned match with state champion D D McLaughlin and leaving Burton ahead of Mack by three sets in the standings. The handicap series will be reorganized by the tournament committee today.
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Butte
Lincoln
Neb
Burton
Mack
Gotch the Benedict Plans Retirement After Marriage
In St. Louis on June 20 Frank Gotch world wrestling champion, now married to a former Chicago hotel operator, stays at Planters hotel. The couple, headed to Hot Springs, says he will retire from the ring after a busy season, citing lack of worthy opponents and a planned Australia return match with George Hackenschmidt next January. He was to receive about 13 000 dollars for that appearance.
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Planters Hotel
Humboldt
Chicago
Gotech
Hot Springs
Gotch
George Hackenschmidt
Australia
Michigan to resume athletic relations with West next year
Chicago reports that Michigan athletic director Paul Bartelme says the Wolverines will likely compete with Western schools again next year. He has favored renewing western competition over eastern clashes and suggests Michigan may rejoin the next conference meet.
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Michigan
Paul Bartelme
Ann Arbor
Bartelme
Wolverines
Magee to Join Penn Track Team Next Fall
Magee the Princeton miler who placed second at Cambridge last month will enter the University of Pennsylvania next fall. A strong distance runner, Magee is expected to be a valuable running mate for Paull.
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Reckie Moll Faces Possible Ineligibility at Wisconsin
Madison Wis June 20 Reckie Moll Wisconsin sensational quarterback may be ruled ineligible for the team due to failure in one study.
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Reckie” Moll
Wisconsin
1909 Minnesota Football Schedule Released
Madison Wis June 20 The official 1909 football schedule ratified by the University of Minnesota Athletic association lists games on Northrup field including Lawrence Iowa Ames Chicago and Nebraska with Wisconsin and Michigan also set and Omaha venue for Nebraska and Chicago matches.
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Michigan
Sullivan En Preliminary Meet Moves Toward Keller Bout
San Francisco report notes Mike Twin Sullivan has slipped to preliminary level. Jimmy Coffroth has nearly matched him to face Terry Keller of California in a semi final pairing between Leach Cross and Dick Hyland set for June 26.
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Mike
Sullivan
California
Jimmy Coffroth
Terry Keller
Leach Cross
Dick Hyland
Apache runner wins marathon at Denver competition
Saul Halyve, a full-blooded Apache from the Grand Junction Indian school, won the Denver Marathon on June 20 with a slow time of 3 14 58, beating Joe Erxleben of the Missouri Athletic Club and Tuly Gordy of Grand Junction.
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Colo
Saul Halyve
Grand Junction
Joe Erxleben
The
Missouri Athletic Club
Tuly Gordy
Capper Capper Shirts On Sale At Bou cher Backward Sale
Bou cher offers Capper Capper custom made shirts priced originally at $2.50 now reduced to $1.45 during the backward season sale. Limited quantities available.
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Boucher
Butte dog stake crowns Bowery Bum in bold finish
Reed's Bowery Bum wins the all age stake at the Butte coursing park beating Welch Boy by 5 to 0 in the final. Pretty Nellie reaches the finals but falls to Bowery Bum, with Welch Girl and Welch Boy also advancing. A large crowd, despite threatening weather, watched a day of reversals and spirited racing among 12 entries.
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Eddie Lingen felder sets two world records at Fiesta Park
Eddie Lingen felder, formerly of Chicago, broke two world records for seven horsepower motorcycles at Fiesta Park this afternoon. He posted 10 miles in 8 minutes 96 and 5 seconds and 25 miles in 21 minutes 24 seconds.
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Eddie Lingenfelder
Chicago
Fiesta Park
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