Butte Edges Seattle 2 1 in Tight Exhibition赛
Butte defeated Seattle 2 to 1 behind Gay excellent pitching and timely hitting. Ward drove in the decisive run, Kane and McHale made stellar plays, and Umpire Colgan's calls were debated as Butte fans cheered a sharp, well pitched contest.
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Seattle
Butte
McCloskey
Colgan
Gay
Hickey
Zearfess
Ward
Stanley
McHale
Kane
Treadway
Schwartz
Pendleton
Ogden
Tacoma
MecDonough
Hawley
Stoval
Teddy Corbett
Corbett
Hurley
Babbitt
Campbell
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Hurlburt
Klopf
Dalrymple
Steeee
Bodie
Tolai
CRT
Bueventas Hee Enwene
Batte
Marshall
Balla
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McDonough
California alumni baseball team to tour northwest
Berkeley May 8 The California alumni baseball team plans a northwest trip after the varsity schedule. Alumni depart June 1 to play in Portland Tacoma Seattle Everett Vancouver Victoria Butte Spokane and other cities. Members include players from California Stanford Yale Harvard and Georgetown Cambridge. May 8 Cambridge Mass The inter collegiate strength test was won by Harvard with 74 596 1 points, Columbia 72 646 7, Minnesota 66 813 2, Amherst 55 307 1.
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Cal
University of California
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Tacoma
Seattle
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Vancouver
Victoria
Butte
Spokane
California
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Yale
Harvard
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Mass
Columbia
University of Minnesota
Amherst
O'Brien Forces Creedon To Tap Out In Second Round
Lewiston May 8 Dick O'Brien made Dan Creedon throw up the sponge in the second round Creedon was outwinded and unable to continue the bout tonight.
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Lewiston
Dick O’brien
Dan Creedon
Creedon
United States Victory in Salvador Arbitration Award
The United States wins arbitration over the Salvador Commercial company stake. Judge Strong and Dickinson rule Salvador owe $573,118 for American stockholder claims, with Jose Rosa Pacas dissenting. A dispute erupts at Arlington hotel as Pacas confronts fellow arbitrators.
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United States
Republic of Salvador
Salvador Commercial Company
el Triumpho Company, Limited
Salvador
Sir Henry Strong
Don M. Dickinson
Arbitration Commission
Don Jose Rosa Pacas
Arlington Hotel
Jose Rosa Pacas
Lord Cranborne Silent On Atlantic Shipping Pact
In the House of Commons Thomas Gibson Bowles pressed the foreign office secretary about the Atlantic shipping combine the Panama Canal and Danish West Indies treaty and a German rail project in Asia Minor Cranborne replied no US British talks or specifics existed and offered no new information on Mor gan or the Turkish concession to Germany.
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Lord Cranborne
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Shipping Combine
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West Indies
J. Pierpont Morgan
Turkey
Germany
Persian Gulf
Butte Umpire Faces Criticism After Tuesday Game
Visiting journalist Frank Leonard witnessed the Seattle against Butte baseball game where an umpire ejected McCloskey and made dubious calls. Leonard described the umpire as officious and ruled several pitches as strikes, provoking fan betting and heated reactions from cattle-country supporters.
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Butte
Sound
McCloskey
Leonard
Petty
Death of John Ginn Prominent Missoula Laborer
John Ginn aged 48 died in Sisters Hospital after a yearlong illness described as creeping paralysis. A resident of the region for 20 years he worked in various towns and stores, including Bonner. He belonged to the local labor union and the Masons. Funeral services will be held Sunday under Masonic and union auspices, as brother Thomas Ginn arrived from California to be with the family.
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John Ginn
Sisters’ Hospital
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Bonner
Masons
Thomas Ginn
California
Flannery Star in Box but Helenas Fall Short
Captain Flannery delivered a wide ranging display in the box for Tacoma's Helenas, but the visitors still lost. He faced 11 hits and made three putouts and five assists with three errors, while Helena staged a late rally before Flannery and his defense wilted. A running catch by Murdock highlighted the sixth inning.
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Tacoma
May
Helenas
Flannery
Carter
Shaffer
Andrews
Ryan
Helena
Peeples
McCarthy
Fisher
Johnson
Letcher
Murdock
Brugette
Smith
Filis
Brooklyn Triumphs in Third Inning Amid Mixed Plays
Pittsburg reporters note Brooklyn won in the third inning with two hits two walks and two errors aiding the rally. Sheckard starred with two driven runs three putouts and a standout throw from deep left to deny a home plate score as attendance reached 3 500.
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Brooklyn
Sheckard
R. H. E. Pucucope
Gbberenes Estisia
Ps Eere
Philippi
O'Connor
Kitson
Ahearn
O' Day
Tee Totes
Glendon Dominates as Spokane Beats Portland Nine to Three
Glendon’s gilt edged pitching backed by strong team batting led Spokane to defeat Portland nine to three. Mahaffey was hit freely while Web-footers struggled to cope with Glendon’s curves.
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Spokane
May
Glendon
Portland
Mahaffey
Hahn and Bergen Lead Cincinnati Pitching Duel
Hahn pitched superbly for Cincinnati, surrendering six scattered hits as a late third inning surge produced all runs. Pittinger matched him on the mound in a game described as a pitchers battle with eight hits by both sides. Attendance was 800 with final score 8 to 6.
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Powell Delivers Stellar Effort as Detroit Fall in Rough Game
Powell pitched a magnificent game for Detroit, allowing two hits by Siever and a lopsided defeat. The home club was outplayed at every angle with an attendance of 3,100 and a final score that reflected a decisive loss.
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Detroit
Powell
Siever
Home Team Triumphs In Eighth Inning Rally
In Philadelphia the home team beat Baltimore in the eighth inning with three runs on two doubles and two singles. Howell pitched efficiently through most of the game before Baltimore faltered late. attendance was 3,500. Batteries Howell and Robinson for Philadelphia Wiltse and Powers for Baltimore.
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May
Baltimore
Howell
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Eshie
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Powers
Garvin and Wright Propel Chicago Past Cleveland in Low-Scoring Game
Chicago won its third straight as Garvin held Cleveland to three hits and Wright pitched well. Attendance reached about 2,500 with Chicago taking the contest despite the minimal scoring.
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Garvin
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Wright
Morris Park results capture six races from May day card
Six races at Morris Park on May 8 with winners Chilton Dr Ryddle Charles Elwood Alan Old England Water Color and others. Second place finishes include Neither One Intrusive Heir Apparent Tioga Surmise and Whiskey King. Times range from 1 00 to 1 41 with distances six furlongs to a full mile.
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Charles Elwood
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Rightful
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Water Color
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Ethics
Unclear Match Scores Between Cities
Report lists several game scores with home and visiting teams. St Joseph and Milwaukee show 3 to 4 and 4 to 2 respectively. Kansas City and Colorado Springs 5 to 8 with Kansas City again facing Omaha 2 to 4.
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Churchill Downs Race Day Winners May Eight
Churchill Downs results list six races with winners Sky Flyer Sheriff Bill Ailgar Debiant Oefiant Stuyves and Toad across five and one half to six and a half furlongs. Times range from 48 seconds to 1 minute 19 seconds with place finishes noted for each.
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Churchill Downs
Sky Flyer
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Masterful
Dissenter
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Mary Lavana
Eva Russell
Stuyves
Imp
Canker Worm Ravages San Jose Valley Orchards
Canker worm appears in great numbers across San Jose valley orchards and fruit growers wage a vigorous battle. Cherry trees suffer most as some orchards once promising big returns are ruined.
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San Jose
Cal
St. Louis Wins Late In Ninth To Beat Philadelphia
St. Louis defeated Philadelphia in a tight nine inning game with strong late hitting. Pitchers Duggieby and Yerkes matched zeros until the final frame. Attendance was 90, with Yerkes and Nichols handling the batteries and Scratby and Jacklitsch in the field. Umpire Cantillon called the game.
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Philadelphia
Duggieby
Yerkes
Kh. H. E
Babe Abereechs
Yerkes and Nichols
Scratby
Jacklitsch
Cantillon
Fire destroys part of Pontiac reformatory in Illinois
The northeastern cell block at the Pontiac state reformatory in Illinois burned tonight, causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Inmates were moved to another section of the building.
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Bloomington
Ill
State Reformatory
Pontiac
Worth results from Chicago races May 8 at the track
Four and a half furlongs Roy Wonder wins first race with Courage second and Pure Dale third in 1 008 5. The Lady takes six furlongs with Louisville second and Santa Teresa third in 1 19 38 5. Mar shall Neil wins the mile and an eighth with Precursor second and Dig by Bell third in 2 04 34. C R Campbell wins Oakland handicap mile and a sixteenth with La Crimae second and Hermencia third in 1 55 35. True Blue runs in the six furlongs fifth race.
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Roy Wonder
Courage
Pure Dale
the Lady
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Santa Teresa
Hermencia
True Blue
Sparks Blasted as Chicago Beats Him Easily
Chicago dominated Sparks with a one sided game on May 8 in Chicago. The text notes Sparks was batted around and defeated, reflecting a clear win for the home team.
Sieloff Knocks Out Ryan in Chicago Night Bout
In Chicago on May 8 Otto Sieloff a light weight from Chicago stopped Philadelphia Tom Ryan after three and a half rounds of hard fighting in tonight's matchup.
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Otto Sieloff
Philadelphia
Tommy” Ryan
Horse Race Results at Kenilworth Featured Appleby Victory
Lucien Appleby wins the sixth race over one mile and twenty yards at Kenilworth in 1 minute 49 seconds 4 5. Lord Quex places second with Ben Frost finishing third in 1 minute 19 seconds 4 5 for the earlier event.
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Ben Frost
Lucien Appleby
Lord Quex
Kenilworth
Local Fair Grounds Race Results May 8
At St Louis fair grounds first race over one mile selling Joe Doughty led all the way with Outburst and Has Gift in the placings. Time 1 42. Second race over a half mile J Sidney Walker won with Flying Girl second and Seize third in 49 49 seconds. Third race seven furlongs selling Colonial Girl took top honors with Nearest second and Omelia third in 1 28. Fourth race mile and seventy yards selling Found captured the prize with Glenwood second and All Saints third in 1 45. Fifth race five furlongs purse A D Gibson won with Ogle second and Gallantine third in 1 01. Sixth race mile selling Little T'm won with Kisme second and Brown Veil third in 1 42.
Weights and Entries for Today's Racecard
The race card lists weights and entrants for six races. Notable horses include Ghost 94 in race one, Daisy Green 99 and Maketa 99 in race two, Papoose 102 in race three, Musidora 105 in race four, Somerset 120 in maiden fifth, and multiple entries across the Eastchester handicap in race six with weights ranging from 98 to 126. Weather is clear and track fast.
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Admiral Dewey
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Princess Tulane
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Salt Lake Wants Fight During Elks Convention
Salt Lake City plans a 20 round bout between Jim Jeffries and Bob Fitzsimmons during the Elks national convention in August. Organizers propose a $20 000 purse and a ring in the Salt Palace oval with seating for 20 000, betting on strong crowds and financial success.
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Utah
Jim Jeffries
Bob Fitsgsimmons
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Local wrestling match set for tomorrow in Butte
Abe Angove takes on W. H. Kitto in a catch weight Cornish style bout at West Broadway gymnasium tomorrow night. The $50 a side match offers a winner take all purse with Joseph Bryant refereeing.
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Butte
Abe Angove
W. H. Kitto
Kitto
Joseph Bryant
King and Whitford Fight Tight Pool Series
In last night’s pool match King ran 236 balls and Whitford 200. King started slow but finished with remarkable shots, drawing a crowd that outgrew the room. The series ends tomorrow night and promises a close, highly watched finish.
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English polo team defeats Americans at Hurlingham 5 to 3
The American polo players met the Hurlingham team at the club grounds in London on May 8. The English team won the match by five goals to three.
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London
Hurlingham
Lessons in Conversations from the New York Sun
The article describes an New York Sun feature on a conversation school in New York. It outlines a staged program starting with interest and book discussion to build confidence and skill. It includes voice modulation training and a later mixed gender class and a six month general timeline for competence.
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Flood wins grand American handicap at Interstate Park
New York on May 8 Charles W Flood captured the grand American handicap at targets from a field of 91 contestants at Interstate Park Long Island He stood at the 18 yard mark and broke 94 of 100 targets today keeping the title ahead of rivals through precision and speed
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Charles W. Flood
Interstate Park
Long Island
Life and Faith in a Rural Railroad Neighborhood
Walter H. Page in the Atlantic describes a small river town near a railway station with a dozen shanties and surrounding farms. Churches include Methodist and Baptist while revival culture shapes belief and practice across generations with school life and fleeting public schooling amid slow, easy country life.
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Walter H. Page
Httle
Old convict ship Success Exhibited in Thames
The 111 year old vessel Success lies in the Thames fitted for exhibition. Built of Indian teak she was launched at Moulmein in 1790 with a main mast that has stood since launch. Once a Melbourne prison ship she sailed from Australia to Britain under her own sail in five and a half months.
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New York Sun
Thames
Success
Moulmein
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