Aberdeen Defeats Tacoma Tigers In Tight Game
Aberdeen takes the game from Tacoma 2 to 1 in a pitching duel. Red Ehret and manager Brown led the locals with solid defense and timely hitting as 2500 fans left satisfied. Donovan, Anderson, and Brinker contributed on offense while Ehret worked the mound for the victory.
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Apecia Diazcalen
Aberdeen
Tigers
Dode” Drinker
Lynch
van Bursu
Burnett
Beinker
Neve
Tynch
T Shea
Donovan
Anderson
Shelb
Bates
Red” Ehret
Felee
Brown
Mahon
Fielt
Tacoma
AB. R
E. Shew
Sys Sued Lyi
Hurnele
Cine
Wescens
Peer Vrei Ad
Nil Kyw
van Turety
Winhon
Antertin
Householder
Streit Iti
Ooe
Enettiger
Donavan
Aris
Tora O Prowi
Pordia Brinker
Anerdeen
Ipacoma
F. Tacoma
Brinjeer
Butler
Trinhar
Buller
Poudle
Avferson
Streth
Tamae
Averdeen
Yall—Burnett
Gurnett
Knhon
Rodilger
Hopscholder
Birelle
Brawn
Amoatre
Ehret
Seattle game report shows narrow scoring, errors, and late home run
In a crowded ballpark with roughly 6,600 fans, Seattle’s team misplayed several chances as Kirlekson struggled with wild throws and errors opened the door for Bossuits. Bobby Jones hit a homer for Spoxann’s lone run, Rush struck out eight, and the lineup leaned on Quinn as the club chased the victory in a muddled contest.
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Standard
Richie Quinn
Harry Rush
Bobby Jones
Spoxann
Rush
Bug
Quinn
Soma
Meyere
Mucie
Tugh
Kirlekson
Bewttie
Sivashes
American League Clash at Chicago Ends in Loss for Chicago
In Chicago the Cleveland team committed two errors and scored runs late to defeat the home club. Battery pair Altrork and McFapland worked on the mound while Clare contributed in the field. The game featured notable defensive miscues and late scoring to seal the win for Cleveland.
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Chicard
Clevelann
Me Felde
Junioz
Tegana
Chicago
Bere
Rib
Chao
Chevela Ad
Altrork
McFapland Jaws
Clare
Cincinnati National League match report fragment
National League notes from Cincinnati on May 6 describe pitching and fielding as Cincinnati teams faced up, with references to players like Bliller and Leary and terms corrupted by OCR. The passage shows limited readable names and actions, lacking clear outcomes or complete team details.
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Cincinnati
Leary
Coakley
Fragmentary sports notes from a confused page
Fragments mention players Nrawn fosirtier Noonan and Enlenge with threes. References to Pittsburgh and a tract of land plus names Beorus HUME Phelps and Thrupire O Dus appear in garbled text with no clear event or date.
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Chilengs
Pitsburg
Hume
Phelps
Pacific Coast League Game Highlights With Portland and Los Angeles
In a messy early report from San Francisco and Los Angeles, Mayo-Lick faced Portland with a tight start as Moore pitched well for the home side. Oakland defeated Los Angeles 2 to 1 in a fast game, with Nagla's shutout of Galdundta and a Whitecenter by Eagar standing out. Nazlo and Bagel shared the mound duties as Umpire H. Verrick called the game.
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San Francisco
Mayo
Portland
Altrough
Moore
Los Angeles
Nagla
Hitebageer
Eagar
Acore
RH. E
Oakland
Nazlo
Bagel
Rolay
Bliss
Uerrick
Iron workers prevail in laundry men clash on the diamond
Iron welders and laundry workers clashed on a diamond yesterday morning, intense battle for supremacy ending with the iron workers narrowly ahead 46 to 30. The Montana iron works team defeated CO. Drycleaners in a dusty, rough contest.
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Iran
Montana Iran Works
CO. D.tiuedry
Aniher Messing
Spike Robson Goes Home For Short English Vacation
New York May 1 Steamship SS Tania carried Spike Robson featherweight to England for a brief holiday. In Philadelphia he sparred with Attell and other top lads, plans a fall return to challenge for the world title, and denied backing from Abe Attell who boasted $5,000 to back a bout.
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New York
Tania
Southampton
Spike Rokwon
England
Ralson
Jaye
Ahr Attell
Phiadelphia
Tommy Murphy
Kid Stingar
Young Nitehte
Robson
Attell
Rubwur
Bngw
Abe Attell
Tewaa Robson
Spike
Ike
Enplikhennin
Yale Enter Eight-Oar Crew In American Rowing Meet
Philadelphia May 5 Yale university enters an eight-oared crew for the American Rowing Association regatta to be held May 28. Yale’s entry, announced through Julian Curtiss, chief adviser to Yale rowing, signals a likely junior college eight event as the feature. Harvard, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Yale, Georgetown and possibly Syracuse and Columbia may compete. Annapolis may join if funds and examinations permit.
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Philadelpha
Yale University
Tls
Julian Curelss
Yale Rowing
Americaly Rowing Association
Curtiss
Callega
Yale
USA
Paupole
Harvard
Carewell
Pennsylvania
Beorgetown
Syracuse
Columbia
Atrwordy
Nivel
Annapolity
Brenner Wins Bucking Contest Champion Title in Denver
Harry Brenner, recently arrived from Sheridan, Wyoming, won the world champion bucking title at the annual Denver contest. Jack Towls, aka Texan Tool, and George Williams were contenders. Williams was injured and did not finish. Brenner rode dozen plus rides cleanly, while Texas rider faced a brutal show with a horse that bucked off another rider. The day featured risings and falls, with Brenner claiming the top purse of 880.
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Harry Brenner
Denver
Jack Towls
George Williams
Wiliams
Llaus
Brenner
Ann
Texas
Wwradem
Mosnort
Dakar
Yale
Kent
Ute Norde
Harry Drevner
Windam
H. Bronser
Harry Crouch
Taryx Bremer
Sheridan
Wyo
United State
Bowder
Willey Team Starts Season as Woodmen Trounce
The Willey team opened the season with a lopsided loss to Woodmen of America. The game, played at the public playgrounds on East Benond Street, drew a crowded, enthusiastic crowd as the Woodmen dominated. Key figures included Baxter and Donnelly for the Woodmen and Conn for the Willeys, with Henling catching for Woodmen. A benefit ball is scheduled for March 23 at South Bud, aiding terms.
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Willy
South Thute
Atodern Woodmen
America
East Benond Street
Keres
Nate
Tim Yom Nealer
Sid
Baxter
Trother
Mayse
Jin Donnelly
Tiis
Donnelly
Merntey
Qie-sélek
Wileys
Ton
Keamneky
Lane
Honlusky
Henling
Sunny Mearniie
Wiikys
Balle
South Bulle
Hinds
Thomas claims titles as fighters dodge welter champs
New York May Joe Thoman reports Thomas alleges challengers in both welterweight and middleweight ranks avoid title bouts. He notes Tommy Ryan has refused meetings and Mellady offers, while other targets dodge negotiations, leaving questions about a planned Philadelphia match and possible challengers.
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New York
Joe Thoman
Lever
Floney MeHods
Rhangplan
Philadelphia
Elator
Mollady
Tommy Ryan
Thomas O
Weller
Midale
Geiminn
Patete
Thomas Bax
Middlewo
Maximury
Tommy Ryaty
Markialaw
Tommy
Mellady
Amateur Standing Plan shocks tennis world in secrecy
The United States National Lawn Tennis Association proposes a secretive plan to police amateur status, barring players deemed professional from amateur events. The executive committee would act as the tribunal, enforcing prohibitions and deciding who may enter under the new rules.
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New York
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Tennis Ten
Tim
Wil Canne
Amaic
Faso
Wits
Fstlan
Fec
Grapalhal
Leanly
Nla
Firth
Rigl
Athletic Exercine
Athletic Exercine. the Executive Committer of the Asaociation
Fiy Mater
American Gold Cup Tour Plans Across Europe Flight Route
The report outlines a gold cup tour by American representatives visiting major European ports and cities from New York through France, Italy, Austria, Germany, Belgium, and England. It lists arrival points, travel routes, accommodations, and paid private touring arrangements with limited staff and transport, mentioning Havre, Brest, Naples, Vienna, Prague, and London for travel logistics.
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America
Byrone
le Baw
Iim
France
Havre
Prots
Prots, A Argantan , St Mola, Brest, Lorient, Nantes, Levous, Lhe Soir River
Chie Yarbes
Pau
Lonnies
Poix
Sain
Lin Myronees
Enreeman
Be~glers
Nimee Momun Aren
Margetttes
Nice
Monte Caio
Italy
Gaon
Elorenne
Stome
Naples
Fering
Sanshitina
Venice
Austrian
Gary
Salzburg
Tyrol Mountains
Vienna
Prague
Nohemiay
Germany
Teri
Hanover
Colville
Abroush Rongsalnie Relat
Vance
Twathue
Sto Quentin
Paris
Annoville
Calafay
England
Folkestone
London
Blemburhay
Liverpool
Europe
Phatour
Rte
Bowling Match wagers Stirs Thornton Mills showdown
Money in wads to burn drives bets on a five game bowling match between Meldyley Jackson and opponents Dr. Talmy Lis and Mr. Sheehan at Wee Abine Thani alleys. Top bowlers from the championship era headline a tense event with significant stakes and public wagers.
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Thornton Ileys
Meldyley-Jackson
Talmy Lis
Sheehan
Thess
McKinney
Utd
Bille
Elas
Waler Jaly
Ava Luck
Beonks Kctary
Portland's muddied baseball gossip from stormy season
Portland chatter centers on umpiring, player moves, and league strife as figures like Mahatfoy and Jack Multano amid upheaval in Coast Seaguars and Northwest leagues draw attention. trades, injuries, and looming open battles color a tense, rumor-filled scene across teams and venues.
Jimmy Britt Visits Friends in Frisco
Jimmy Britt visits Frisco friends while living in the country and hungry for a new fight. He discusses club plans, fear of no big bout, and thoughts on Nelson and Thompson Burnsight, noting recent inactivity and desire to train versus a return to the ring.
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Jimmy Britt
Frisco
Ban Wrancisco
Buty
Immy Britt
Wille
Jimmy
Beisa
Nulaon
Nelson
Brith
Thompson Burnsight
Los Angeles
Timmy
Thompson
Atlor
Hun
Genterhan Thompson
Briil
Gang
Gata
Iether
Jay
Gans
Ned
Dane
Romin
Che
Firth Street
Chicago Police Chief accused in civil service graft case
Chicago authorities report a civil service graft investigation targeting four city officers and two detectives from the Durno era. The grand jury notes corruption across patrol and political fund practices, with indictments possible and trial planning led by State's Attorney Henry.
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Chicago
Wecht
Durno
Poice
Hag
Manne Ay
Civil Service Commission
Gand
Grand Jury
Civil Service
Paleo
Uno Departiment Agrion ci
Allayney Henry
Colling Conta
Struck by an Engine Along Lonely Tracks Near Butte
Cornelius Harrington, 52, a Great Northern Railway worker, was found dead beside Mountain Junction near Butte after apparently being struck by a transfer engine while returning to the bunkhouse at Woodville. An inquest is scheduled. initial reports suggested a gunshot but the evidence indicates a fall and blunt force impact.
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Cornelius Harrigiun
Great Northern Railway
Wouse
Woolville
Butte
Stevens
Aling
White & Wrehs
Suroner
Cornelus Warrington
Digo
Mal
C. Harrington
Missoula Avenue
Centerville
Great Northern Am
Woodville
Harrington
Bectlon
A. L. Anderson
Knowyn 13
Mountain Junction
Butts
Jim Jeffries Chooses Rural Life Over Urban Thrills
San Francisco report describes Jim Jeffries opting for simple rural pleasures over city life. He plans to mingle with local crowds, focus on oval sports, and establish a quieter base that may become a hub for visiting sportsmen on the Pacific coast.
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San Francisco
Jim Jeffries
Sim
Los Angeles
Tn Flo
Hia Aristheticiuo
Jett
Grangers
Wilt & Horse
Obaera
Pacific Coast
Whatleys Beat Walkers In Hushalingers Showdown
Whatleys defeated Walker’s team amid a rough bil game at saloon grounds. Hogan and Scully hit home runs for the Walkers while Bills and pitching by Buliiyan stood out. Poor support from Walker’s defense and weak catching hurt their effort.
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Claybourne
Remsey
Auntry
Walkers
Sulliyan
Scully and Pellean
Broadways Secure Win Over Genterville Bosxabull
The Broadways defeated Gentervilledot bosxabull yesterday as Tatof to Zame starred on Mast Secundtreet. George Sullivan hit a homer with bases loaded driving in the winning runs while Roadways pitchers Mulholland Burke and Irwin limited the opposition. They travel to face Borin next Sunday afternoon on the same diamond.
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Webbes
Gentervilledot
Tatof
Zame
Secundtreet
Georee Sullivan
Shemn
Roadways
Ma Keon Ann Mulholland
Centerynos Burke
Irwin
Mroauwaya
Borin
Bulle
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