Butte Triumphs Over Champions In Long Baseball Duel
Aberdeen May 10 Butte miners defeated the champions in a tight game with a tenth inning rally. Swain’s three bagger keyed the late burst as Aberdeen aided by strong fielding held off. Pitchers Brinker and Calif handled the mound with Brinker taking the loss as Aberdeen and Butte combined for a dramatic finish before 2758 spectators.
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Swain
Aberdee
Moore
Aaa
van Buren
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Gomes
H.po
Bennett
Arreracaine Boneerties Etter
Henry and Berry
Pinance Aire and
Whalen
Cartrigat
Spencer
Brinker
Calif
Harkness
Cal
Tacoma Tigers Take Narrow Coast League Win On Home Run
Danny Shea delivered a decisive home run for Tacoma as the Ta coma Tigers edged the Pacific Coast League clash. In a dramatic eighth inning Shea halted a play with a fine fielding stymieing Cox at second before the game swung toward Tacoma. The score remained tight into the ninth with officials and players noting the tense finish.
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Beattie
Danny Shea
Tacoma Tiger
Tacoma
Cox
Soy
Stanley
Prary
Pittabure Batteries Slew Three Doubles With Stunning Catches
In a dramatic game, sensational catches paced Pittsburgh Battery’s three double plays. Leifeld and Gibeon combined with Chien and Willis to execute crucial outs, while the left Meld crowd watched as Pitamure, Sores, and Kling failed to rally.
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Pitamure Ata
Iirown
Kling
Leifeld
Gibeon
Pittabure Bo Batteries
Mo Willis
Gibson
Sioux City Narrowly Fails In Uphill West League Game
Des Moines pitcher Witherup delivered a masterful effort while Jeblo struggled for Sioux City as Lincoln staged a late push in the ninth. Batteries listed vary with Bunno, McKay, Zinran for Sioux City and Witherup, Yeager, Bitzel for Des Moines in a tight run contest.
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McKay
Lincoln Tn
Starr Crutcher
Henry
Zinran
Des Moines
Witherup
Jeblo
RHE
Des Moines Cos
Pneare Et Puevio
Betterien
Yeager
Jacson
Bitzel
Tacoma Tigers Lead Despite Weak Batting In Northwest League
Spokane Spokesman Review notes Tacoma Tigers top the batting averages by defense and pitching from Mike Lynch's squad, yet sit last in batting. Vancouver trails by power, while Justin Bennett leads individuals at 420. Seattle and Spokane players also figure in the early leaders as teams vie for the pennant.
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Ike Butler
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Glenalvin and Tacoma Coast league talk on talent
Glenalvin, short on money, plans a home base and scouts talent while eyeing trips to Ohio. He criticizes Tacoma and Seattle ball put up against Coast league teams and notes Metcalfe was released. Nehring struggles with Tongue pitchers and Taoma’s batting order remains unsettled as Shreeder misses Clymer.
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Ohio
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Tacoma
Seattle
Nehring
Newan
Harbor
Tacomas
Shreeder
Jack Clymer
Pool rivals set for three game match this afternoon
The Northwest Amateur champion Buckley will referee a five dollar side match of three games of nine ball between P. L. Miller and M. J. Keating after yesterday’s clone games. Buckley challenges the winner to meet him for the title, offering to bet ten on his side. Intense rivalry surrounds Miller and Keating, both well known in the circuit.
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M. J. Keating
Wen
D.P. Buckley
Northwest
Ute
Beetween Miller
Keating
Tom Burns May Face Australian Squires in England
Newspaper notes that Tommy Burns is not expected to meet Jack Johnson in England. Burns prepares for a proposed open air bout at Chelsea football grounds against BHL Squires of Australia. Promoters expect high attendance and big paydays, while Burns insists on a $20,000 fight price.
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Tommy Burns
Channel
Jewey Smith
Moir
Palmer
Roach
Bhl Squires
Australia
San Francisco
Squires
Burns
Chelsea
Burn
Jack Johnson
Jim
American League doubleheader ends in two losses for St Louis
The St Louis side lost both ends of a doubleheader to Detroit as Wild pitching and poor fielding doomed the visitors. In game one Waddell was withdrawn for Petty after a flat 5 to 2 defeat, while game two opened with pitching instability before relief came. Scoring list shows Th 684 Ponevan and Payne in the second game and notes Detroit batteries Graham Dinneen Stevens Killian and Payne.
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Waddell
Petty
St Louis
Ponevan
Payne
St. Louie ‘S
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Graham
Dinneen
Stevens
Killian
National League doubleheader ends in split set
St Louis and Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Cincinnati winning 2 0 in the first game and the home team taking the second 8 7. The finale dragged on amid errors and miscues as Leifield and Wagner produced scoring plays for Chicago with a 1 0 victory marked by steals and timely hits.
Butte Newsboys Wallop Opposing Ball Tossers
The Butte Newsboys club is on the ball on the street scene. They defeated the Main Street Juniors with Mull, Tohan, Mooney, Tregtown, and the three Sullivans shining, while D Sullivan pitched. Manager Nick Vincent invites matches with Parrot Juniors for stakes or marbles.
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Eld
Battersex Newsles
D. Sullivan
Nick Vincent
Idaho Street
Parrot
O'Leary
Butte Normal School Mines Postpones Game to Friday
The Butte school of mines baseball team cannot play due to rain and will now meet the Aggies on the agricultural college grounds next Friday. Tomorrow the miners will play the Colorado School of Mines seniors on tour of inspection through Montana. The upper classmen include eight of the regular team, and a good game is expected. The clash with Columbia Gardens starts at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon.
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Bozeman
Aggies
Ila
Agricultural College
Colorado School of Mines
Montana
Columbia Gardens
Butte Scholastics Struggle With Base Running
The report critiques Butte high school's coaching for base running during a game against Helena Saturday. It notes many stolen bases were possible and mocks the catching defense, insisting the main issue was poor base-stealing starts and weak backstops in the area.
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Butte High School
Helena
Hans Wagner Faces Year Layoff In Baseball Return Question
Pittsboro shortstop Hans Wagner contemplates a year off from big league baseball. He argues the change could help his health, yet history shows players rarely regain prior form after a long layoff, making his return uncertain.
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Pittsboro
Ome Keagon
Ema
Sara Tater
Canvass covers planned for Pittsburg field innovation
Pittsburg considers a new rain protection canvas 10 feet square to cover the field amid six consecutive postponements due to wet grounds. The canvas would be strung above the field on trucks so it can be quickly removed. If successful, the invention may spread to the East at an estimated cost of about $4000 per cover.
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Pittsburg
When National Leaguers Kept Jobs in the Northwest
Hob Glenalvin, once Chicago second baseman and Portland alum, is back in the Northwest scouting and watching Seattle games. The piece recalls his ties to Tacoma, Spokane, and Victoria paths, noting figures like Clark Griffith, Gus Klopf, and Parrott swings, with names fading into a historical league tapestry.
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Portland
Northwest
Seattle
Clark Grimith
Tacoma
Gus Klopt
Spokane
BU Lange
Chin
Bob
Anson
Parrott Boys
Lange
Detroit
Cor Campeau
Strobel
Ohio
Gus Klopf
Victoria
Jay Hughes
Ike Butler
Herrera V Fitzgerald Boxing Showdown Looms Tomorrow
Aurea Herrera, the Mexican fighter, travels to the East to face Wille Fitzgerald, the Fighting Harp, in a bout touted as a test of Herrera’s form after past showings. Fans recall his Boston and New England appearances alongside Kid Goodman and a postponed date in Butte, shaping expectations for the result and Herrera’s future opportunities in New York and Philadelphia.
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Wille Fitzgerald
Fighting Harp
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Philadelphia
Herrera
Massachusettes
Kid Goodman
Butte
Gray's Harbor Fans See Historic One-Hand Play in Aberdeen
In a marathon matinee at Aberdeen Gray's Harbor fans witnessed a record setting display by Califf and J Thomas. The 2 hour 43 minute game featured one hand catches and daring plays as Califf shut down the visitors with 63 batters faced and ten hits allowed while Moore and Foxy anchored flawless defense. A late rally nearly gave Aberdeen the win but Califf and the home defense held firm as darkness ended the contest with a 6 45 final.
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Stix
Tutte
Gray
J. Thomas
Bennett
Cartright
Thomas
Moore
Brinker
Touich
Mahon
Sind
Doge
Felde Fitgerald
Anoth
Gene
Brown
Spencer
Short
Hut Adams
Shea
Caruther
Gemmell Stars In Long Race Win At Oakland Track
Race reports praise Gemmell for his best career performance winning a 1 1/16 mile event at Oakland in 4:45 0.5 as odds and poolroom chatter recount the close nose finish amid heavy betting on Gemmell and Ketchel. Other Arlington entries and Louisville/Oakland betting lists highlight Harbor Ed Sheridan and a crowded card with multiple horses and purses.
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Cabin
Critic
San Francisco
Ketchel
Booger Red
Native Son
Burning Bush
Butte
Harbor
J.J. Ellerd
Ed Sheridan
Davies
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