City League Managers Reveal Foxy Lineup Tactics
City league managers in Butte refuse to disclose lineup details ahead of season. Four leaders reluctantly released names after pressure, with Independents and Woodmen players signed for tax work and field duties. Walkerville Willey clubs withheld lineups citing unsettled contracts as prep for a 12 week season starting mid May.
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Butte
West Park Street
Northwestern
Walkerville
Willey
Fred Verheyen
James Devine
J. W. Toner
Pickle Binders
W. O'Brien
J. Nutterville
Charles Sicher
Eddie Kane
Frank Streibeck
Kane
Sam Jones
F. Cowan
W Evans
N. Langlois
William Sweet
Ralph Weir
Thomas Dunstan
William Frowen
Jones
Langlois
Sweet
St. Louis
Bozeman
Gordon
Larry
Dillon
Eliott
Steve Kelly
Walkervilles
Kelly
MacCloskey
Boise
Woodmen
William Dennison
Montanas
James Gunn
Parrot Flats
Otto Nagle
Frank Toner
J. B. Elliott
Willeys
Charles Hannan
Russ Hall
Walkerville Grounds
Westgate
San Francisco Sweeps Chicago Americans in Twin Bill
In San Francisco on March 8 the team swept both games from the Chicago Americans No. 2. Chicago failed to score more than a single run in any inning. In the morning game San Francisco built a six run lead by the fourth inning. Batteries and lineups are listed for both games with Manuel and Armbruster pitching for Chicago and Fiene, Freeman, Most and Weaver for San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Chicago Americans
Chicago
Manuel
Armbruster
Weaver
Gaddy
Sibiey
Skaggs
Hsola
Lelange
R. H. E. Ohiceds
Siadiess Atsiients
Fiene
Freeman
Most
Heneley
Skillman
Jones and Berry
Esola
Baseball
Pittsburg
Moreland
The
Plain Dealer
Cubs
Tommy Leach
Fred Clarke
Wagner
Sheckard
Leach
Clarke
Americans Fall to Los Angeles in Pacific Coast League Game
In Los Angeles on March 8 the ChicagoAmericans were defeated 11 to 3 by the local Pacific Coast league club. Nearly 7,000 fans enjoyed a perfect day at the ballpark as White Owen and F Smith starred in the game.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
White
Owen
F. Smith
Chicago Beats Los Angeles in Erratic Game
In Chicago there were hit free throws while Los Angeles played an error free game. The score line appears garbled but involves teams and players including Gray Hasp Pasterly Hogan White Owen F Smith Sullivan and Shaw.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
H. EK
Toe Angeles
Csccsceeeeny Jt
Gray, Hasp and Pasterly
Hogan, White
Owen
F. Smith
Sullivan
Shaw
No Chance to Keep Morgan Crack Eastern Shortstop
Jimmy Morgan Montreal’s manager shortstop, visiting his mother in Butte, will depart for Neola Iowa. He’s under reserve to Detroit who offered $2000 for five months. Morgan ridicules the offer saying he’d be foolish to take a smaller figure after a four month Providence and Montreal season. He claims Detroit controls his moves and Vancouver talks failed. Jersey City may pursue Morgan as well.
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Jimmy Morgan
Montreal
Butte
Neola
Iowa
Omaha
Detroit Champions
Navin
Providence
Tutte
Morgan
Northwest
Detroit
Dickson
Vancouver
Jersey City
Keokuk
Muscatine five rated among nation’s best basketball teams
The Muscatine Iowa five has won 61 of 70 games, touring through Illinois Michigan Canada New York Maryland Virginia Ohio Indiana and more. They beat state champions across many states and will meet Bozeman Aggies in Spokane next week. Kuntz Fulbers Lillibridge Yayes Morgan star for the quintet.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Spokane
Bozeman Aggies
Ilinois
Michigan
Canada
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas
Inter
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
California
Oregon
United States
Quintette
Montana
South Dakota
Minnesota
Kuntz
Fulbers
Lillibridge
Yayes
Morgan
Muscatine Basket Team Heads to Spokane Exhibition
Special Correspondence from Spokane March 7 reports Muscatine champions of the United States arriving March 11 for an exhibition with the Armory Athletic Association led by T. G. Cook. A gymnastic show by Cook's girls and Spokane teams follows, with a large Spokane Society of Iowa welcome and possible tours to Northern Idaho and the Palouse. The Armory arena seats about 5,000. the Iowa five is billed as the fastest yet seen in the Pacific Northwest.
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Standard
Spokane
Muscatine
United States
Hawkeyes
Iowa
Armory Athletic Association
T. G. Cook
Washington National Guard
Cook's Gymnasium
Inland Empire
Pacific Northwest
Spokane B. B
Iowa Society of
R. B. Paterson
Idaho
Palouse Wheat Belt
Armory
Iowa Five
State Armory
Glorious reception for the American car in Cheyenne
The American car leading the New York Paris race arrived in Cheyenne at 1 15 p m after leaving Sidney Neb overnight. A procession greeted it with bells and whistles while two new fires were added to the car. Driver change from Montague Roberts to Linn Matthewson. the car will stay overnight before continuing west at 8 am tomorrow.
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Cheyenne
Wye
March
Sidney
Neb
Montague Roberts
Linn Matthewson
Denver
Ogden
A. m
Union Pacific shops fix Italian car after bridge break
In Omaha on Sunday workers replaced broken springs from an Illinois Central bridge incident in Iowa Friday. The Italian car jolted along the track and equipment was disarranged but the car hopes to move on in the morning. French car No 1 arrived at Tama at 6 30 PM and will stay until tomorrow. The German car and French car No 2 are halted at Rochelle Illinois for the night.
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Omaha
March
Union Pacific
Iowa
Tama
Rochetlie
Ill
French and German Cars Reach De Kalb in Race Delays
In De Kalb Ul on March 8 the French car No. 2 and the German machine in the New York Paris auto race arrived about 2 o clock after being delayed by heavy raids. The German car proceeded westward at 2 01 p m.
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de Kalb
New York
West
Tennis Players Planning for Best Season in a Decade
Butte tennis enthusiasts show strong interest with two club meetings. Diana Mc Laughlin and Harry Burton join, Jack Bartlett plans to enter, Alfred Karsted optimistic about a winning summer. Annual meeting set for April 2 to elect officers, set dues at 5 and 10 dollars, new Broadwater courts planned in Helena for August.
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Butte
Diamond Street
D. D. McLaughlin
Harry Burton
Jack Bartlett
Roy Mattison
Alfred Karsted
Goodwin Speed
Jack McLeod
School of Mines
Helena
Broadwater
Butte Club
W. B. Roll
Hennessy
Scrappy Spokane Franchise Fight Nears Tomorrow
The Northwestern league meeting in Tacoma focuses on Spokane franchise and Natatorium Park control. Eddie Quinn and George Ferris vie for influence, with Dukdale's maneuvers and railway ties shaping a potential five year deal and decisions on Butte and Spokane opening schedules.
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Spokane
Eddie Quinn
D. E. Dugdale
Quinn
George Ferrs
Spokane Indians
Ferris
Butte
Indians
Operation on Weiser phenom may bench him a month
Washington star Walter Johnson, the phenomenal young pitcher, underwent nasal and skull surgery for an abscess behind his right ear. He remains in bed with uncertain recovery, jeopardizing his training trip with the Washington team.
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Walter Johnson
Washington
Seattle Times
Johnson
Thomas A. Edison
Atending Sir Yeors
No Northwest Tryouts for the Olympic Games
Spokane reports Stanford University will host the Olympic tryouts on May 9. Northwest athletes face uncertain participation as local clubs await board decisions and possible capable contenders. Stanford’s grandstand will be expanded to seat 3,000, and the Pacific Association of Amateur Athletics meet concludes the season with Olympic and Pomona preliminaries leading to a California and interscholastic contest.
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Spokane
Northwest
Stanford University
Board of Trustees
Stanford Track
Stanford
Standard Oval
Olympic
Pomona
California
Government Wins in Buenos Ayres Elections
Government gains a sweeping victory in Buenos Aires with a majority of 70 seats in the chamber of deputies. Voters report perfect order and calm across the republic.
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Buenos Ayres
March
Chamber of Deputies
Records May Be Smashed When Fast Men Compete
New York City officials arranged indoor games at Madison Square Garden for March 10. A 600 yard race pits Haskins of Pennsylvania against Harry L. Hillman of the New York Athletic Club as a featured event. Hillman had been matched with J. B. Taylor, who left indoor racing for the season. The hurdle race includes Forest Smithson of Multnomah Athletic Club, A. B. Shaw of Dartmouth, and R. C. Leavitt of the Boston Athletic Association, the Olympic hurdle winner.
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New York
New York Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Haskins
Pennsylvania
Harry L. Hillman
Hillman
J. B Taylor
Forest Smithson
Multnomah Athletic Club
Portland
A. B. Shaw
Dartmouth
R. C. Leavitt
Boston Athletic Club
Athens
Noted Doctor Roosa Dies at 70 in New York
Dr. Daniel B. St. John Roosa founder and former president of the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital died suddenly of heart disease at his home in New York aged 70. He authored several important treatises on the eye and ear and was regarded as an authority in that field.
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New York
Daniel B. St. John Roosa
New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital
Fire in Kalamazoo warehouse causes $75,000 damage
A fire at the Superior Paper company store room in Kalamazoo Michigan on March 8 inflicted about 75000 dollars in damages. The blaze disrupted operations at the plant and prompted an emergency response by local fire crews.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Superior Paper Company
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