Senators Take Lead In American League
Washington defeated Philadelphia in eleven innings to take the lead in the American League as crowds fell short. Attendance 1,400. Townsend and Kittridge were the battery for Philadelphia. DeVolk and Donovan pitched for Washington in the late innings. Detroit won with five runs on four singles and two walks in the seventh. Other scores noted include New York Americans beating Boston 4 to 0 in an extra-seventh, with Halverson and Timmons distant from Chicago and Cleveland.
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Devolt
Turedo-Das
Ramie
Donovan
Detroit
Devoe
Ermine
Ilitan
Suillyna
Pri. Howell
Sugden
New York
National League Notes from May 3 Games
In St Louis Shannon’s clever engon of Flaherty’s snng fy to left field in the ninth tied up Pittburgh’s tally and sent the Iscals to victory. McFarland was hit hard as Chicago’s errors and a late burst by Cincinnati reshaped multiple games. Attendance around 2,400. New York led early while Wilhelm replaced Valty. Volz, Needham and others starred for Cincinnati. Brooklyn game featured heavy hitting and loose fielding. Philadelphia used three pitchers while Brooklyn used one.
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Shannon
Flaherty
Teld
Doulng
Pitiebors
Iscals
McFarland
Dunes
EL Si
Lowc Osser Va
Horton
New York
Varke
Wilhelm
Vala Ty
Bares
Attendaner
New York md
Rowton Reao
Fowerman
Volz
Needham
Johnstone
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Raile
Aniin
Jones
Ritter
Galdwell
Corrhiten
Doan
Spokane Pacifies Incomplete PCL Game Report
May 3 baseball notes from Spokane recount errors by first baseman Cylon and mishandled plays. Gil Paick delivered with runners on base while Thompson pitched a solid game. Spokane’s defense faltered, and the offense misfired as the mound work and umpiring drew mixed reviews.
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Spokane
Hue
Cylon
Gilpaick
Thompson
Geore Roogden
Ceils Tvick
Stuntey
Pacific Coast League notes from a May game
In Seattle on May 3 Portland played error prone ball until the late innings when Floutz hit and Kemmer sacrificed, scoring on Var Buren’s miscue. A later Tacoma visit saw two errors and the locals score the lone run. Keefe and Sliter pitched well. San Francisco 6 Tacoma 3 with Hatierle behind the plate and Klope umpiring.
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Seattle
Holly
Portland
Floutz
Kemmer
Houtz
Var Buren
Atlenance
Til
Boao
Roarh
Daatends
McLean
Tacoma
Keefe
3Itler
San Francisco
Hatierle
Ailer
Graham
Ainptre
Klope
Untitled baseball game at San Pi lantsco ends in late rally
At San Pilanctsco the contest between Los Angeles and Oakland required extra innings to decide. Oakland scored in the fourth on a pass and a hit, while Los Angeles opened with an error and sacrifices. Goodwin escaped a jam in the eighth as Oakland's first three reached. A fielding play by Smith and subsequent outs held the defense. Kelly misfired on a liner, Flood doubled driving in the winning run, and Captain Dillon sparked a lively late moment.
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Los Angeles
Oakland
Southerners
Oaklanders
Goodwin
Smith
Duhleavy
Thorn
Kelly
Flood
Dillon
Untitled sporting protest leads to ejection and odd score
A player was fined for protesting a decision and, persisting, was ordered out of the game. The final score shows H. 17 against 26. Officials listed include Calland, Goodwin, Spies, Therg, Hyraes, and umpire Pervine.
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Fae Anmeles
Vier
OG Calland
Ualleries Goodwin and Spies
Therg
Hyraes
Urpire
Pervine
Standing of the Glubs Fascist of late Samuel Miles services
The fascist of the late Samuel Miles was held yesterday afternoon at the residence of his sister Mrs. O Tungte and Moungiin View church. Revered by Rev. SL Govard. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Winscott, Mr. and Mrs. Gillett, Mr. and Mrs. Haywood, Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Walters, Miss Ida Hittis, Mrs. Hutchison and Alf Prengore, Mr. Tripnett, and other mourners. Floral offerings included wreaths and showers of carnations, roses, and varnasions.
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Samuel Miles
O. Tungte
SL. Govard
W. . Winscott
Gillett
Haywood
William Philips
al Cady
Mer. Gavin
Annual nF oun ball a success in Bulle city
The I. and C. of Bulle held its third annual ball last night described as a delightful evening with a full program of dances and extras. Punch between dances, a long evening, and the group included many popular young men. Street work improved though weather delayed outdoor efforts. Mr Farmer, a taxpayer and elder, leads the street force. A newborn son, weighing one pound, was born yesterday to the wife of Senator Dan a Tewsy of the Southern hotel.
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Bulle
Alt
Bd Parmer
Giken
Wits
Farmer
Els
Dana Tewsy
Southern Hotel
Notice to Contractors for California Brewery Building
Notice to contractors that proposals for the California Brewery brick and stone building are due by May 1 at 9:00 a.m. Plans may be obtained from The California and from Link and Kern, architects. Bid must include a certified check equal to 5 percent of the tender. The owners reserve the right to reject any or all proposals. CALIFORNIA BREWERY Co.
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California
Link
M.D. Kern
California Brewery Co
Five in succession for Father Catchem dominates in San Francisco
Report from San Francisco and New York detailing horse racing results. Catchem wins the third race at seven furlongs in San Francisco amid favorable track conditions. seven events across meets show favorites claiming several wins. Notable placings include Metlakat, Witsit, and Northwest among others with times ranging from about 1:17 to 1:44.
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Sptead
Houston
Reonulis
Metlakat- In
Celgil
sAnirad
Pumnysides
Earn FB. M
Sevinity
Catchem
Busy Hersero Barr
Tome
Possart
Rey Dare
Ocyrohe
Inter Nous
New York
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Arthe_ wan
Hight
True Sever
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Vine
Uncle Whing Way
Dicutatnr
Rime
Pheliin Wen
Pansy Seemul
Beldon
Suftatt
Snecat License
Joe Hayman
Red Night
Grenade
Delenn
Phoebus
Sprakers
Weights and Entries for To Nay’s Races
Racing card lists weights and entries for seven races. Fire race features Farmira to Kate Campbril. third event shows Siphon delit Hasan and ancient Witeh. fourth race names Macene to Dingle with Jack Little. fifth race includes Prertalus Gentle Harry Master and Miss M Bowdish. sixth race lists Mountebank Esherin Eleven ells and Gelden Ivs. seventh race Futurity course lists Winskey King David Be land and Sadium. Weather clear, track fast per Standard file.
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Maoconus
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Alhed
Direy Hindaa Milarees, 111; Byweet
Mieelt
F Yoyo
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Prertalus
Gentle Harry
Master
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We Marie Ac Ton
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Freesias
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Winskey King
David Beland
Hanamada
Royid Tissue
Sadium
Maine
Ed Laltburn
Carl Rinssov Ilona
Young Peoples Temple Club Evening Program
At the regular meeting of the Young Peoples Temple club this evening the programme will be a recital by Mat Garr on violin with Miss Tertrice Lee recitations, and additional solos and readings performed by Sinclair, Min s, and Harles.
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Young Peoples Temple Club
Mat Garr
Miss Tertrice Lee
Sinberg
Mins
Lecture at St Patrick's by Monsignor Fowler
Monsignor W Fowler, stopping in Tutte en route from Manila to Rome, has agreed to give a lecture at St Patrick's church next Sunday evening at 7 30 on the Philippines. The address will be delivered at St Patrick's Church.
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W. Fowler
Tutte
Manila
Rome
Tin
Sunley
St. Patrick's Church
Aie
Calenia Apartments Company Incorporation Authorized
Helena May 4. The Calenia Apartments company of Hel 4 men has hired vrlictes of incorporation. The company is authorized to deal to real estate and erect buildings for residence and other purposes. Its capital stock is $2400. The board of trustees includes W. J. Bradshaw W. Howey F. G. Sutphen A. J. Palmer and Dr. K. R. Horsky. Calling cards at the Standard office.
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Stonaara
Helena
Calenia Apments Company
Tis Capital
Trustern
W. J. Hradshaw
W. Howey
FG. Sutphen
A. J. Palmer
KR. Horsky
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