Wade Still Champion Fights Clifford Again Claim
Lightweight fighter Jack Wade says he remains Montana champion and plans a return match with Clifford after a layoff. He explains poor condition in Salt Lake bout, sets training quarters near Whitehall, and aims to meet Young Corbett with strong backers backing him.
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Butte Man Wins Medal in Anaconda and Butte Contest
A Butte man captures a medal in a regional competition spanning Anaconda and Butte. The event showcased local talent with strong performances from area athletes and clubs, highlighting competitive spirit and community support.
Butte Victorious In Medal Shoot At Anaconda Gun Club
Butte wins the Brownlee challenge medal at the Anaconda Gun Club grounds with Norbeck edging Drumgoole 17 to 15 in a tie shot. Twohy of Anaconda and Morley of Butte led the earlier event with 4 pens, while excitement built around practice scores and system tests. Special Dispatch to the Standard notes Spokane baseball upsets Butte 5 to 3 with Russell strong on the mound and Hawley joining Spokane.
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Renee Love Walker
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Races Today With Weights And Entries Listed
The program shows six races on today’s card at Eclipse course with weights for each entrant. Notable names include Jack Demand 104 and Prince of Melrose 109 in race one, and George W. Dasch 107 in race two. The Fort Morris stake features Cromwell 114 and Trump 116 in race three, while Magnetic 112 and Lone Fisherman 118 appear in race four. Handicap actions list Fred Acker man 113 and Ohner 111 in race five, with Throges Neckstake including Alcedo 194 and Ronnibert 197 in race six.
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Prince of Melrose
Scurry
Blanche Herman
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Niemoe
Musidora
Snark
Chiron
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Leischen
George W. Dasch
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Dinon
Her Letter
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Taylor
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Magnetic
Lone Fisherman
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Trentham
Frank Keene
Knight Templar
Locket
Mischievous
Sister Juliet
Moor
Colonel Rue
Harry Wilson
Ohnet
Adelaide Prince
Alsike
Squire Quinne
Woodtrice
First race maidens at four furlongs listed with riders
Racing entries for six races are shown with horse names, weights, and riders for a program. Clear and fast indicate track conditions.
English rider Linton wins 80 km world record in Paris
Tom Linton of England won the Parc des Princes 80 kilometre race in 1 hour 9 minutes 50 35 seconds to set a world record. Henry Elkes of the United States finished two laps behind, with Rohl of Germany third as Linton led most of the race aside from a brief stretch at 60 kilometres.
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Anacondas Lose to Juniors in Athletic Park Game
The Juniors defeated the Anacondas 17 to 4 in a baseball game at Athletic park. Notable players included Story Sullivan Tammers and Kimball for the Anacondas, while Travia Pelkey and Mallon starred for the Juniors. Attendance was 509.
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Quinn RN
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Rieht
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Malloy
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Boston & Montana Beat Smelter Team In Exhibition
A May 4 practice game at Rack Fagle park drew a large crowd. Boston & Montana defeated local players 6 to 5 in a competitive exhibition with several promising plays and few errors.
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Fagle Park
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Nettie Takes Third in Longchamp Poule d Esop des Policies
Paris May 4 Ned Vanderbilt horses Nettie finished third in the Poule d Esops Policies at Longchamp. Francisque ran unplaced in the Prix de IEsper ance.
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Helena Fails to Score as Seattle Hands Defeat 5–0
In Seattle May 4 a record crowd watched Helena lose to Seattle 5 to 0. Hickey, last season’s favorite, started for Helena but Seattle’s pitching and fielding shut down the visitors. The home team jumped ahead in the first inning with Hurley’s double and a series of hits, while Helena’s offense never materialized.
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Babbitt
Wiggs
Schwartz
Partridge
Hurlburt
Flannery
Klopf
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Dalrymple
Bodie
Helena shines as Wiggs shuts down rivals in tight game
The veteran senator faced a setback as Hickey failed to extend the lead, while Stanley and Darymp e connected for an early score. Helena's Wiggs dominated with precise pitching and strong defense, leaving the opposition with limited scoring chances and a crowd appreciative of the display.
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Daryrmpe
Helena
Wiggs
Portland Wins Marathon 16 Inning Game In Tacoma
In Tacoma on May 4, Portland defeated Tacoma 1 0 after 16 innings in a thrilling game lasting three hours. No scoring occurred from the seventh until the 16th when Drinkwater walked in a run with the bases loaded. Both pitching staffs shut down the other side with men on base throughout the extra frames.
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Tacoma Beats Portland In Long Baseball Showdown
Tacoma edges Portland 1 to 0 after a three hour game. Pitcher Mahaffey earns win with seven strikeouts while Drinkwater fans seven for Portland. Notable hits from Hutchinson Andrews Smith and Vigneux. Attendance listed at 3.0% reportedly.
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Joe McCarthy
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Smith
Deisel
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Vigneux
Joe Mahaffey
Murdock
Fisher
Ordock
Drinkwater
Mahaffery
Colgan
Cincinnati Tripped by Errors in Poor Field Game
Cincinnati played the poorest game on a local field with eight errors that doomed them while they outbatted Pittsburgh. Attendance reported as 12,40. Battery for Cincinnati Hahn Heisman and Pitts Tannehill Zimmerman. Umpire Emslie.
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Zimmer
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Chicago St Louis Game Postponed by Rain
Postponed on account of rain the Chicago St. Louis matchup on May 4 in Chicago.
Joss Dominates as Cleveland Fades in May Showdown
Detroit reports a baseball game where Joss allowed only one hit through eight innings before Holmes sparked a ninth inning rally. Casey and Harley added run singles for the visitors as Joss and Bemis carried the shutout effort. Attendance hit 7,000. Batteries by Siever Mullin and McGuire for Cleveland.
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Holmes
Casey
Harley
R. H. KE
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Mullin
McGuire
Bemis
St. Louis Chicago Game Postponed by Rain
In St. Louis on May 4 rain halted the baseball game against Chicago leading to a postponement with no play completed. Weather halted action as teams waited weather clears.
Kra mer wins quarter mile open at Vailsburg track
Newark May 4 Frank Kra mer national professional champion wins the quarter mile open race at the Vailsburg bicycle track in 281-5 seconds, shaving 1-5 second off his previous record set last month.
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N. J
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Frank Kramer
Nermas
Frary to Play Outfield in Spokane Opener Against Portland
In Spokane on May 4 Ralph Frary a hard hitting catcher from last season's Seattle club will start in the outfield for Spokane against Portland in the season opener. Left hander Rickey Adams Spokane's winning pitcher last year will arrive to face Helena.
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Portland
Rickey Adams
Helena
Seattle Fight with Jeffries Fitzsimmons Cancelled
Seattle officials fail to move Jeffries versus Fitzsimmons to the state as Governor McBride opposes the bout. A Seattle business committee learned he would do all within his power to stop the event in the state.
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Wash
Jeffries-Fitzsimmons
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Derby winner Alan a-Dale may never race again
Louisville reports that Alan a-Dale, winner of the Kentucky Derby, suffers severe lameness with the exact seat undetermined. Owner Thomas McDowell states the horse will not start again at the Louisville meeting, as the animal endures much pain.
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Alana-Dale
Thomas McDowell
Alan-a-Dale
Turks and Arabs in Battle at Koffutt Dor Frontier
Marseilles dispatch reports a rumor of a battle between Turkish troops and the Iman tribe of Arabs at Koffutt dor on the Arabia frontier. The Turks allegedly suffered about 400 killed and wounded while Arab losses were heavy.
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Dominican president reportedly seeks refuge as capital surrenders
Jacmel Haiti May 5 report says San Domingo, capital of a Dominican government, surrendered to insurgent forces yesterday. President Jiminez is said to have taken refuge in the French consulate. Telegraphic communications remain interrupted and news is hard to obtain.
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Haiti
San Domingo
Jiminez
Dominican Republic
Butte Anaconda & Pacific Tickets On Sale At Great Northern Office
Tickets from Butte to Anaconda and all stations are now on sale at the Great Northern ticket office at 41 North Main Street. Time cards and freight rates are available upon inquiry.
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