Too Much for Miners Hartman Downs Aggies
Hartman pitched shutout until late and BozemanAggies defeated the mining team at Columbia Gardens. McLaughlin kept the Miners in check until errors and walks opened the late innings, with Hapner and Hartman driving key hits. Bozeman will host a return game next Saturday in Bozeman.
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BU Hartman
Bill MecLaughlin
Agsuts
Bozeman
Columbia Gardens
Butte
School of Mines
Epiric
McLaughlin
Hall
Hartman
Jimmy Evans
la Kane
Eddie
Patten
Weans
Vivant
Gvans
Coundu
Johnston
Lowry
Ind
Mccaughiin
Loughrin
Hamilton
Miners
Aggies
BHO Agpies
Hinds
Wertman
de Muth
Butter
McLaugh
Hapner
Balla
McLauslin
Trartmen
Five Cent Cigar Inspires National League Skirmish
In a noisy Philadelphia win over New York, Knabe M ave and Doom hit for Philadelphia aided by Seymour’s muff. Manager McGraw and Quifelder Doplin were ejected after disputing a call. Umpires Emilie and Riester officiated as the rare day offered erratic field play and wild pitching across multiple city games.
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New York
Knabe
Mave
Doom
Seymour
Philadelphia
McGraw
Quifelder Doplin
Teid
Empire Emilie
Jose
McQuiller
JeseleUtnn
Taylor
Brrenshaw
Emelie
Riester
Baseball Scoreboard May 2 Highlights and Errors
American League games feature Winters and Dysert in a pitching duel as a late miscue and fumble decide the inning. Boston and Philadelphia trade errors with a 4-0 finish. St Louis edges Detroit in a three-error win. Washington bats for a double and triple to top New York in chilly Chicago weather.
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Philadelphia
Winters
Dysert
Ke- Hale
Ting Lord
Ri. i. Be
Boston Saseengeres
Gert
Schreck
Washington
Northwest League Baseball notes from May dispatches
Seattle faced Spokane in a taut game with Welch, Stanley, Culigh and Spencer notable on defense. Brown clashed with the umpire over a call and may have altered the result by arguing from the bench. Kippert blasted a two run double in Tacoma to fuel a late rally, but Spokane regained the lead as Chandler made a spectacular one handed catch.
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Standard
Seattle
Mn Arene Lesa Fame
Welen
Callie
Brown
Ana
Seattle - Aberfeen
Welch
Stanley
Culigh
Spencer
Biiew
Tacoma
May Rippert
Xayna
Spo Ane
Fly
Bares
Carson
Chandler
Martinke
Chanaler
Mariinke
Tson
Sen
Jensen Wu
Pacific Coast League Names Mix of Players and Teams
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Baty Franelscn Mig Tira Wsrh Bloom Helis and Vortiind with references to Butterie Bloomtieht. Petunin Bide Henly and Terry appear among scattered names as an incomplete list in a Pacific Coast League context.
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Baty Franelscn
Vortiind
Petunin
Bideden
Henly and
Terry
College Baseball Scores and Delays Across Northeastern Venues
A scattered summary of college baseball results and postponements from Exeter University of Maine to Wisconsin, with notes on games at Harvard Yale and Princeton venues. Includes scrambled team names, venues like Amherst and Williams, and reports of weather delaying several matches and a marathon win by Sidney R. Hatch in Boston.
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Exeter
University of Maine
Hanover
University of Veremont
Dartmouth
Ab Amherst
Mass
Williams
Amherst
AL Portland
Bowham
Bates
Phillipe Exeter
AL Hamilton
NS. Y
Colgate
University
Union
Champaign
University of al
Yala
Uhaca
N. T
Cornell
Princeton
Arn Arbor
Mich
Beloit Michigan
West Point
University of Virginia
Jimmy
Hartford
Boston University
Andover
Thilips Andorer
Worcester Yard
Holy Cross
Chicago
University of Chicano
University of Wisconsin
Seattle Kid and Handless Wonder Face Exhibition Clash
The article describes a planned exhibition event featuring Seattle Kid and Handless Wonder at a North Mainstrast venue. It notes Be iretehel as a performer and references past parade prominence. Organizers promise a compelling show with a large audience expected and substantial entry fees.
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Sulton
Harry
Apien
Wanbar
Bo Sway
North Mainstrast
Iretehel
Antion
Filea
Butte High Athletes Prep for State Meet Tryouts
Butte high school athletes showed an unusually solid showing in a prelim tryout at the race track as they assemble a squad to represent the school at the state inter scholastic meet in Missoula next week. Strong sprint performances were mixed with weak hurdles and uncertain prospects in the pole vault and discus events.
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Butte High School
Shell
Misgoula
Butte
Manissia
Gallowa
Brooks
Hopking
Nickel
Hopkne
McDonald
Divel
Selevard
Perinter
Howard Dash
Allen
Suner
Tannin
Alen
Sipple
Moose
Pie
Friends
Tilbur
Irvin
Sage
Wilson
Rogach
Tieens
Netioole
Wild
Eyans
Mel Coole
Marvin Wallace
Hopkins
Evans
Anacolda
Reid
Hamilton
Aga
Jong Tons
Oaklands May racing card reports six races on track
Oakland California May racing card lists results across six races with horses such as Belmera Ivon Preen Ray Bennett Tom Taye Ward Captain John Neil Logie Tila Made a Second Frank Flittner Tavara Montclair Linda Vista Gentor Shot and Tony V among others. Times noted for several races include 4 2 and 248 44 and 46 95.
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Oakland
Cal
Emeryville
Ves Sulte
Belméra
Ivon
Preen
Ray Bennett
Rig
Tai Furlones
Tom Tayeward
Captain John
Neil
Ville
Logietila
Edwin
Mine
Clarenoil Bantorn
Frank Flittneracon
OS Tean Eycund
Mlarstoy
Tavara
Murtinmas Areond
Montclair
Linda
Vista
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Swamp Root as the leading kidney, bladder, and liver remedy. It claims mild, immediate effects from a pure vegetable compound and offers free sample bottles by mail, urging readers to try the product through Dr. Wilmer Dughi ngton.
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Avery Bottle
Anucinds Sunday Standard
Mallausa
Wilmer Dughitinton
Weity Todsy
Second Race Results From Local Horse Meet
In the event list Maquetic finished second and Macies took third in the third race at about 15 furlongs. Lady Haw thorne and Alice Gain placed second and third in subsequent runs. Fourth race saw Clay win with Gibson second and Artist third. Time posted around 1:44 for the distance. Sixth race covered a mile with Thomas Calhoun aboard Bucket Brigade taking first and Katie Powers placing third.
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Maquetic
Macies
Lady Haw
Thorne
Alice Gain
Saba
Mae
Clay
Gibson
Artist
Pitty Ree
Laes Vie
Tatayette
Hazel Patel
Thomas Calhoun
Bucket Brigade Pez
Katie Powers
Races At Tamaica N Va May 2 Results
Beginning with four and two furlongs Ramble wins first race Madrilene runner up Arion etto third Time 234. Second race six furlongs Musque rade wins Slethenge second Black Oak Oiled Time 4 18. Third race five furlongs Fitzherbart wins Vance second Ebert third Time 1 00. Dead heat Pita Herbert Trimee. Fourth race mile and sixteenth Old Honesty wins Rifemian second Braoner third Time 1 47. Fifth race mile and sixteenth Saylor wor wins Trowdlemaker second Dennis Stafford third. Sixth race six furlongs Seal wins Polzette second Black Sheep third Time 1 18 4-5.
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Tamaica
N. Va
Ramble
Madrilene
Arionetto
Musquerade
Slethenge
Black Oak
Fitzherbart
Vance
Ebert
Pitaherbert
Trimee
Honesty
Rifemian
Braoner
Mle
Saylor Wor
Trowdlemaker
Dennis Stafford
Seal
Polzette Seen
Black Sheep
Great Falls To Host Next Year’s Trap Championship
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Great Falls preparations for a major trap shooting tournament next year. Local clubs plan events to attract state champions and visiting shooters, with new facilities and uniforms. Organizers project a strong turnout and aim to boost regional interest in the sport.
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Great Pats
Wakite Greak
Montang
Sandy
Cluerocks
Hanes
Livingston
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