Toner's homer seals win as Boise defeats Butte
In Boise on May 10 Red Toner hit a two on homer to lift Boise over Butte with two on base in the fourth. Blauvelt added a late homer and three hits for Boise, while Marshall tripled and Roxsback sac batted in a run for Butte as the game swung on timely power and small plays.
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Brown Day as Brown Tops Former Teammate Tinker 5–4
In Chicago on May 10 Mordecai Brown, leading the St. Louis Federals, defeated his former teammate Jor Tinker’s club 5 to 4. The game was hard fought from start to finish with Brown holding a slight edge over Tinker’s two starters. Floral tributes were plentiful as the management branded the day Brown day. Score: RH. E. St. Louis 580 Chicago rix Fiske.
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Wolves Wrap Up Coast Race Bid With Twin Wins
In Sacramento on May 1 the Wolves won the morning 11 to 1 after a 12 inning hinge and the afternoon 2 to 1, moving into a share of second place in the Coast League standings. tattersen schefield afelianes and Clark kilroy kremer slagle stroud and hanah were among the players noted.
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Pirates Fall To Chicago On Bunched Hits
Chicago Cubs defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 as three singles a double and a base on balls produced the decisive inning. McQuillan weakened in the sixth as Cheney matched him in a pitchers’ duel.
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Baseball Notes from May 10 Games Show Tight Pitches
Chicago defeated Detroit 1 to 0 as Cicotte and Dauae held both lineups to few baserunners. Cobb reached twice but Crawford hit into two double plays, stifling Detroit chances. In Cleveland, Hagerman pitched a strong game with four hits allowed as Bees and St. Louis batteries extended a close contest.
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Eastly Shuts Out Vancouver In Northwestern League Match
Portland plays Vancouver as Eastly shines on the mound, prevailing 1 to 0. Reuther for Vancouver and Fastly for Portland delivered solid efforts, but Eastly excelled in clutch moments, securing the win with a lone run support from Portland.
Tacoma Edges Spokane 1 0 Behind Pitcher Kaufman
Tacoma wins 1 0 at Spokane as Kaufman throws four shutout innings. Wagner misplayed a ball in the first inning allowing two Spokane runners to score. Harri Smith and Shea contributed on defense for Tacoma.
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Seattle Defeats Victoria In Four-Run Victory
Seattle bunched hits in the fourth, defeating Victoria 4 to 0. Pitcher Schneider held the visitors to three scattered hits, with Narveson and Chapman behind the plate and RoW Victoria.
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Lewistown Fans Back Trio in Butte Show
Lewistown fight fans plan a $5,000 wager on the Lewistown stable of Tommy McCarthy Paddy OHern and Jack Rodgers for Butte’s May 20 show. Henry Itting said funds are ready in Lewistown and can be placed in any reliable Butte venue, to be split among as many bets as desired.
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Montana Association Football league forms five team lineup
James Rowe acts as temporary chairman with W W Higman as temporary secretary as the Montana Association Football league met in Judi Lynch's courtroom to discuss leasing Harrison street grounds. Rent was too high and the park was rejected leaving five teams McQueens Argyles Thistles Silver Park Centervilles. Referees named include John O'Donnell W W Higman James Rowe Ed Pingelly. Games planned at the gardens if possible, otherwise the next best field.
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Free Seeds Provision Stricken From Agriculture Bill
Washington May 10 provision for free distribution of seeds was struck from the agricultural appropriation bill amid vigorous debate. Distribution is expected to be restored in conference as has been done in the past.
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Lave-Cadto Denies Wilhelm Visit Aims At Princess Augustine
London May 1 Marquis de Lave cadto private secretary to former King Manuel denied reports that Prince Wilhelm of Hohenzollern's England visit aims to take Princess Augustine Victoria home. He added that the king and queen are very happy in their relations.
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Texas to Get Into Game New York
May 10 The battleship Texas, one of the navy's dreadnoughts, now fitting out at the Brooklyn navy yard for active service, will sail next Tuesday for Vera Cruz to join Rear Admiral Winslow's special service squadron. Fields are being developed in German New Guinea.
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Prohibition Fight Looms As Congress Eyes Action
Congress gears up for a busy week with a proposed nationwide prohibition constitutional amendment and Panama canal tolls exemption debate. The Senate aims to pass the agricultural bill while the House caucus wrestles with prohibition and woman suffrage resolutions amid war-emergency talk and Vera Cruz adjournment. Arizona copper output noted at 350 million pounds in 1912.
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Young gunner recalls Vera Cruz battle from Utah ship
In a letter dated April 3 aboard the Utah, gunner Bill Loehrl describes brutal street fighting at Vera Cruz, listing captured ships, 6,000 men ashore rising to 21,000, prisoners and executions, and the town’s devastation. He notes Marines and sailors sparing civilians, the burning of corpses, and a grim tally of dead and wounded as U S forces advance toward Mexico City.
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Treasury official orders flag display on public buildings
On May 10 Washington Assistant Secretary Byron Newton telegraphed custodians of all public buildings to display the American flag today in observance of Mothers Day as proclaimed by the president.
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Weather outlook for week across the United States
The forecast calls for unsettled weather in the coming week with mid spring temperatures in the southern states and west of the Rocky Mountains. Below normal temperatures are expected in the rest of the country.
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Groundhog district coal seen as world’s only hard smokeless
The Groundhog district in Vancouver yields coal described as the only hard smokeless steam anthracite outside Wales, Pennsylvania or West Virginia. The Panama Canal opening would let vessels using hard coal pass with limited bunker fuel and replenish at Pacific stations with coal from British Columbia mines.
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Russian strikes impact factory hands and industry links
It is estimated that 1,248,000 factory workers in Russia have joined strikes this year. An additional 215,000 workers outside factory act establishments are involved. Meanwhile greenhouse manufacturers and box makers seek to repurpose cypress greenhouse waste for box cleats.
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