Good Games In Mixed Show on East and West
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn in an interesting and well played game. Early in May 1 at Philadelphia, the Philadelphia team beat Brooklyn 4 to 0 with Batter ies Stricklett Pastorios and Bergen, Bugsenty McCluskey and Devin contributing. May 2 in Boston the champions were shut out by host teams, Prettier's pitching helping to three runs. New York won with Prettier and O'Neil, Taylor, McGinnity, Boxeman and Marshall. St. Louis defeated Cincinnati on May 3 by scoring in the sixth, securing their first local victory on the home grounds this season. Brown Weimer and Schielledffected. Umpire John Stane.
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Boston
Hosten
Preltier
Scote
New York
Preitter
O'Neil
Taylor
McGinnity
Boxeman
Marshall
Cil- Mres
Emalie
Conway
St. Louis
Jone Alts
Cintinnati
St. Louis Wever
Brown
Weimer
John Stane
Detroit Rout Holds Off Chicago With Free Hitting Power
The Detroit team prevailed as Chicago faltered, with standout hitting from Allrock earning the win. Early errors gave Detroit the edge, and their pitchers maintained control to finish ahead.
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Detralt
Chicago
Allrock
Mullin Seeks Detroit Return Amid Batting Rebound
Fragmentary notes hint at Mullin pursuing a return to Detroit to repair his season with improved batting. Mentions RHE and Chicago context, with references to batter and McFarland, but details remain unclear.
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Mullin
Detroit Red
Scar
Chicago
McFarland
Incomplete May Baseball Game Between New York and Philadelphia
May 2 report outlines a tied eighth inning where Orth relieved Clarkson and Bionck, pitching through five innings. Scoring shows Philadelphia defeating New York with several batters and defensive errors noted. multiple pitchers mentioned across batteries for each side.
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New York
May &the Mints
Ueticeen Philadulphia
Fresno Beats Los Angeles in Pac Coast League Game
Fresno won 6 to 2 after errors in the second inning and a disrupted eighth when Toster injured his thumb. Treano allowed no hits in the early frames and Fitzgerald pitched well. Baimed drove in the decisive runs with a three bagger as Dashwert and others contributed for Fresno.
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Fresno
Cal
Treano
Byx
Fitgerald
Toster
Alidue
Baan
Baimed
Dashwert
Los Angeles
Fresno Ries
Gerald
Dash
Essick Shines as Commuters Edge Portland in Nine Innings
In Portland on May 3 Bill Essick dominated the Commuters with a strong display driving in three runs. Portland struggled to capitalize after early scoring, while Seattle built a lead in the middle innings but was held to a shutout by critical pitching and solid defense. The game featured key moments from Essick and sturdy battery work by Pillst, Resick, and McLean for Portland, contrasted with Jones, Henley, and Wilson for San Francisco.
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Portland
Bill Essick
Essick
Jim
Oakland
Resick
McLean
Seattle
May
Lentes
Francisca
Beare
R. HB
Beattleda
San Francisco
Jones and Frars
Henley and Wilson
Northwestern League Tilt Delivers Tight Tacoma Loss
In Tacoma, May, a hard fought Northwestern League game saw poor fielding from both sides. Tenneson struggled for support as Higginbotham stood out, and Joods delivered key hits for the winning side. Spokane blasts Butte to edge out rivals Though four innings featured late scoring, the final outcome favored the visitors with strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Tacoma
Maya
Tenneson
Strora
Joods
Higainbotham
Gray'e Harbor
Fettintie
Hatterles
Tonnesan
Hoetkeer
Msginbothaim
Shes
tmpire—Huston
Standing of the Clubs and Racing News From May Day Briefs
New York reports an inquiry into the alleged mismanagement of mercurial matters by club officials. Aboard by Major Delmar and Lou Dilan, the National Trotting Association review will convene in Lexington, Kentucky next month. Ste. Stantars’ charges were dismissed without prejudice after a denial from Sullivan and American team managers.
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New York
Lou Dilan
Major Delmar
Lexington Ky
Howe
Memphis Trotting Association
Ste. Stantars
Track Meet Promises Competitive Arbor Day Dual
Anaconda and Butte high schools prepare a dual track meet on Arbor Day at the Bullock race track. About 20 athletes from each school will compete in 12 events mirroring Olympic events. Officials, entries, and the full program are listed, with W. A. Clark Jr. serving as referee and others handling clerical tasks.
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Munch
Tuesay
Arbor Day
Bulle
Anit
Conda
Bulie
Athens
Greece
Unclear finish judges and officials listed
Fragmentary OCR lists finish judges including A. R. Mosher George M Morriman Weld Judges E. Ray Beeler Charles McMbhen and others such as L. R. King and George O. with incomplete names and roles.
Piggy Ward Not Back Due to Old Sickness
At a meeting of the Parte league team directors in Terry John's office Philadelphia hospital was cited as the reason Piggy Ward could not return. A relapse kept him from playing for several weeks and he will be a reserve. Passes will be limited with sheriff's officers receiving invites. regular admission remains 50 cents.
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Terry John
Pennsylvaum
Frank
Tiggy
Ward
Philadelphias
Philadelphias Host, and He Was Therefore Umable To Write Soonen
Batie
Forsythe
Neark Fengines
Miney
A. It. Mosher
Standard
Nervous Collapse and Pink Pills Claim Miracle Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous prostration and related ailments caused by impoverished blood. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Little Williams describing relief after using the pills, and promotes the pills as restoring red blood cells, strength, and nerve function, with pricing details and order options.
Colorado Miners Fall After Tight Loss to Calorama Nine
Colorado school of mines plays a hard fought game but loses to Butte mining squad. Key moments include a one hand slap by SI near first base and a shutout in the later innings. Notable players include Lou Kane, Stevenson, Sengbugh, and Pitcher Dan Chapman. Attendance unknown as the team leaves for Missoula to begin state interleague play.
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Colorado School of
Stevenson
Pitehar
Low Kang
Butie Mining
Calinjia Ginlens
Othe
Jining
Lou Kane
Sengbugh
Mit
Butte School of Mines
Art Young
Lowrey
Encener
Ed Kane
Secomd
Senghush
Slit Field
Ons
Shorislou
Patton
Lft Feld
Welgenstei
Feld
MnLaughlin
Bane
Colorado School of Mises
Sif
Frank
Pak
Gateher
Stevens
Dan
Chapman
Nell
Wipley
Mgnt Fells Vanedes
Gite
Tor Missoula
Aniony Nine
Race card chaos at Churchill Downs and Montgomery Park results
A raw OCR summary lists multiple races from Churchill Downs and Montgomery Park on May 3. It cites winners such as King Leaspals Carew and Kercheval in various sprints, a steeplechase at Churchill Downs, and Montgomery Park events with Cotilion, Harry Sell, and Jack Young among the victors. The text is fragmented but preserves names, races, and times.
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Churchill Downs Reanls
King Leas Pals
Homeless
Spina Qurd
Pime
Carew
Macumber
Hadar
Manle
Victoria B
Tims
Kercheval Wen
Coruscate Ste
Porcanale
Wirth
Carrie c Rejectaule Wan
Enbudor
Chanly Thime
Mle Ard
Keynaicg
Duby
Fonsolwhid Tine
Montgomery Park
Cotilion
Nive
Rhinos
Wep
Davy
Rifleman
Tiaie
Harry Sell
Nealon
Télegrapher
Jack Young
Marshal Ney
Rogemin Derby Meeting Calls Off Race
Special Dispatch reports Interstate Fair association canceled the Rogemin Derby after entries due May 1. A $500 prize wagon had been advertised for the event in September. The reason given was tail failure to fill. Board chair from Salt Lake will be in Barte on Saturday to confer with Secretary Galbraith.
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Bozenviant
Smith
Uytte
Barte
Urday
Galbraith
Brit states plans for Madison Square Garden bout on May 26
James Fy Brit announced agreement with Terry McTavern for a fight at Madison Square Garden on May 26. He will travel to New York on Monday to advance the arrangements and pursue the bout details.
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San Franciaco
James Fy Brit
Terry Mctavern
Maddison Square Garden
Beith
New York
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