McCloskey's Miners Triumph In Ten Innings At Seattle
Six thousand fans saw Butte defeat Seattle 6 to 5 in ten innings. The Miners staged a dramatic rally after Seattle led through eight. Treadway and Kane delivered key hits. Zearfoss sealed the win with a tenth inning score as Gay pitched effectively. Seattle pitcher Hogg struggled early, then Wiggs steadied to finish, while McCloskey’s club seized the late momentum for the upset victory.
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Schwartz
Wil Hogg
Kane
Marshall
Treadwey
Bodie
McIntyre
Hogg
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Hurlburt
McHale
Hickey
Stanley
Stovall
McIintyre
Recorder
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Tutte
Zearfoss
Klopf
Dutle
Gay
Ward
Aba J. Turley
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iKlopf
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Odie
Senor
Medale
Teeereenrees
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Babbitt
Ley
MecIntyre
Spokane Wins Fourth Straight to Move Into Second Place
Spokane defeats Portland 4 2 at home as Corbett of Portland drives in both runs. Spokane’s sensational infield and team hitting lead to the win in 1 hour 19 minutes before 8 200 spectators. Umpire Mullane.
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Portlands
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Donahue
Deisel
McLaughlin
MedKevitt
Reitz
Muller
Whitbeck
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Elsey
Vigneux
Mullane
Helena Caps Series With Narrow Victory
Helena clinched the series with a one point win over the Tacoma Tigers in a tense game. Flannery drove in the decisive run from third to plates in the ninth, turning a potential loss into a 1 0 final. Wiggs started for Tacoma and struggled to match last week's form.
Doheny Shuts Out Cincinnati as Pittsburg Beats Reds
In Cincinnati on May 11 Doheny pitched superb ball allowing six hits and no runs to hand Cincinnati a defeat while Pittsburg played well. Cincinnati fielding errors behind Currie led to crowd disgust. Batteries Currie Ewing Bergen for Cincinnati and Doheny Smith for Pittsburg. Umpires Powers and Brown.
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Pittsburg
Currie
R. H. BE
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Ewing
Bergen
Smith
Powers and Brown
Brooklyn shuts out Chicago in tight 3 0 win
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 3 to 0 as opportune hitting and strong form by Newton powered the victory. The game featured tight defense and key moments that sealed the shutout for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Newton
Baseball Summary Fragment Shows Scoring and Battery Pairings
Incomplete OCR notes recount a game section with attendance listed as 17,000 and score details unclear. Batteries credited: Taylor and Chance. Newton and Ahearn. Umpire Emslie.
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Cisticcas
Taylor
Chance
Newton
Ahearn
Emslie
New Yorks Triumph In Ninth Inning Battle At St Louis
In St Louis on May 11 the New Yorks surged in the ninth inning, hammering Wicker’s slants for four singles and three runs. The game featured a pretty effort with 7,800 in attendance. Batteries: Wicker Nichols for New York and Bowerman Taylor for St Louis. Umpire Cantillon.
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New Yorks
Wicker
New York
Shoot for the Medals Drumoole and Smith Triumph
Drumoole and Smith win their contests to earn medals in a tight competition. The event highlighted standout performances and marked a notable achievement for both competitors.
Victors Win Narrow Prizes In Gun Club Medals
F B Smith won the EL medal shoot at the Ana conda Gun Club grounds by one point over Drumgoole Peckover and Reno. Norbeck 19, Peckover close to the medal in a near miss. Drumgoole also won the A medal after tying Mahan and beating the tie breaker. Practice scores highlighted strong shooting among all entrants.
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Anaconda
Mahan
Drumgoole
Local tennis match ends with two to one series result
A large crowd watched a three game series at North Main Street court for 100 a side. Pendergast and Leonard won games one and three while their opponents took game two. Ed Long and John Stenson defeated Congdon and Duffy two straight games. Both teams played well and scientifically.
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Leonard
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Duffy
Butte Men Beat Helena Grounds in Capital City
Butte shotgun team defeated Helena shooters by 277 to 9 at the Helena grounds on May 11 amid a disrupted medal shoot. Sandy Irone of Great Falls scored the day’s only straight 30 in sweepstakes. multiple Butte and Helena shooters posted scores in the 2s to mid 20s.
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Nickey
Walker
Goddard
Morley
Burtton
Doty
Binney
Harrie
Emmons
Clark
Smith
Dominick
Conforr
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Garton
Huse
Hewes
Scott
Selvidge
Kessler
Twohy
Irvine
Jaquemin
Fisk
Prosser
Goodyer
Farmer
Mitchell
Bartos
Bernhard
Church
Standards and Juniors duel to 10th inning loss
The Standard baseball team lost to the Juniors at Athletic park Anaconda in a tight 10th inning game. Both sides turned two double plays as Standard led early before Juniors tied it in the seventh and won with a two run 10th. Umpire Rhue.
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Anaconda
Printers
Buorof
Prat
Togteg
Hayes Skallveee
Seee McHale
FROMM
Mullin Fails Seven Inning Lead as Chicago Wins Late
In Detroit on May 11 Mullin pitched seven innings before Chicago erupted in the eighth and ninth to tie the score. Yeager entered in the ninth, McGuire walked in the tenth, Bue low ran, Casey hit, and Harley drove in the winner. Attendance 7,500. Score not shown.
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Mulliin
Chicago
Yeager
McGuire
Balla
Buelow
Casey
Harley
Cleveland Abandons Plan for Pro Baseball Game
In Cleveland on May 11 there was no attempt to stage a major league game as officers prepared to enforce an injunction. President Kilfoyle stated the team would not play out of respect for the court's pending decision and in deference to the sheriff's orders.
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Kilfoyle
Missoula Beats Critics In High-Scoring Match
Missoula defeated the Butte Critics 8 to 4 on the Missoula diamond in a lively game. Five Missoula runs in the fifth inning sparked the win amid strong plays from both sides and favorable weather. Umpire C. Mulronry officiated, and a return game may be scheduled.
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Butte
Missoulas
Minsoula
Cottle Chese Eccless
Ek. C. Mulronry
Scores From Regional Games Across Cities
At Kansas City Omaha 7 Kansas City 6 At Joseph Des Moines 6 St Joseph At Milwaukee Milwaukee 22 Denver 8 At Peoria Peoria 4 Colorado Springs 2.
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Omaha
Joseph
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Milwaukee
Denver
Peoria
Colorado Springs
Livingston Club Names Captain and Treasurer for Season
The Livingston baseball club elected Roy Haskell captain and Charles Garnier Jr treasurer. A petition drive gathered funds to buy new uniforms. The season opener is likely against Bozeman College on May 17, with plans underway for an Eastern Montana league.
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Livingston Baseball Club
Roy Haskell
Charles Garnier, Jr
Bozeman College
Montana
Doubles Handball Match Report at North Main Street Courts
Nick Long and Tom Cosgrove defeated Tom Pendergast and James Leonard in a lively doubles handball match played yesterday at the North Main Street courts. Money changed hands in the games, with favorable outcomes noted for the winning duo.
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Tom Cosgrove
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James Leonard
Paris Racing: Net Tie and Flash Fail to Place at Longchamp
In Paris on May 11 at Longchamp W.RK Vanderbilt's Net Tie finished unplaced in the Prix du Aru while his Flash also did not place in the Prix de Viroflay.
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Longchamps
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Vanderbilt
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Runners and Weights for Today's Six Races
Listed entries show six races with weights and entrants. Horses include Joe Martin 117 and The Lady 116 in the handicap. Pennant 112 and Leenja 89 in the two year old selling. Cambrian 112 and Brigad 107 in the one mile dash.
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Ben Frost
Aratoma
John Drake
Pat Morrissey
Irma S
Stymaid
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Lemuel
Raw After
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Marion Lynch
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Darlene
Matin Beil
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Leenja
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Pennant
King Dodo
Brookton
Mirance
Filly Deck
Springstead
Goody Two Shoes
Ruth Vause
Dr. Moody
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the Lady
Kenilworth
Scorpio
Tom Kingsley
See King
Money Mass
Wyeth
Jaubert
Red Tip
Zibia
Maggie Davis
Lady and Waring Hildreth
Marshall Neil
Jerry Hunt
Prairie Dog
Mansin
Farmer Bennett
C. B. Campbell
Lavator
About
Cambrian
Brigad
Boney Boy
Hermencia
Old Fox
Avard
Lennep
Scarlet Lilly
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Horse Races Describe Field Results Across Six Events
The listing details six races with multiple entries and odds. Notable performers include Man o' War noted in the sixth race, Volt varied runners across seven eighths mile and longer distances, with Weather reported as clear and good.
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Jack Demmet
Vassar Dance
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Blanche Herman
Masidora
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Ada May
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Kramer sets fastest handicap mile at Vailsburg track
Newark crowds watched Frank L. Kramer win the half mile open and the one mile handicap at the Vailsburg cycle track. He clocked 1 57 2 5 for the mile, the fastest time ever recorded by a handicap winner.
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English cyclist sets world hour record at Parc des Princes
Paris May 11 reports Tom Linton broke the one hour bicycle distance world record riding 70 kilometers and 6 meters at Parc des Princes. Robl of Germany trailed two laps behind Linton, while American Harry Elikesa finished third.
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Erne To Defend Lightweight Title Against Gans at Fort Erie
Frank Erne the lightweight champion will defend his title tomorrow night against Joe Gans in a 126 pound bout at Fort Erie. The bout carries a guaranteed purse and a share of receipts with both fighters in strong condition and confident. Buffalo backers quote odds around 100 to 7.
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Joe Gans
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Button Saves Miner From Fatal Shot at Park Street
Thomas Snell a Stewart mine worker narrowly escaped death when an unknown assailant fired twice from a 232 caliber revolver. The bullet grazed Snell’s groin, deflecting off a trousers button and into the leg, sparing him an abdominal wound as police pursued suspects Cleary Cosentul and Whitty who denied involvement.
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W. L. Renick
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J. Cosentul
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Cleary
Sullivan
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Cosentul
Edwin Edwards
Arbor Day Exercises at High School Addressed by J G Kelley
J G Kelley of the Inter Mountain will address public school teachers this afternoon in the high school auditorium. The gathering marks Arbor Day with exercises and a plan for students to plant a McKinley tree in city gardens tomorrow and enjoy the day in various activities.
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Boston Americans Lose Exhibition To Hoboken Nine
New York May 1 The Boston American League team played an exhibition game at Hoboken today and was defeated by a score of 5 to 2 by the Hoboken professional nine.
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Death of famed turfman Capt James Octavius Mitchell
London reports the death of Captain James Octavius Mitchell a renowned turfman. The obituary notes his prominent status in racing circles and long connection with major racecourses and owners.
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Kansas City Man Fears Navy Brother Lost in Volcano
Kansas City attorney J T Harding fears his brother Lieutenant L S Harding of the United States Navy and his wife may be lost after a volcanic eruption near the island of Columba about 100 miles from St Pierre. Harding had not heard from his brother since a weekly letter prior. The lieutenant commanded fortification work on Columba after sailing from New York on the Alabama. Mrs Harding joined him a month later.
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Wealthy Ranchman Kilpatrick Dies at 53
Henry Kilpatrick a leading ranchman of Gillead Nebraska and head of Kilpatrick Bros Collins railway contractors dies at his home from tuberculosis of the bowels at age 53. He owned coal mines Cambria and Newcastle Wyoming and was the oldest Kilpatrick brother.
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Henry Kilpatrick
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Newcastle
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Passenger Coach Jumps Track Near Bearmouth
A passenger coach on No. 3 derailed from the track near Bearmouth this afternoon delaying service about 30 minutes. No injuries or damage reported.
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Bearmouth
Man Dies from Wallace Injury After Engine Collision
Missoula report: John Kareher aged 50 died at Northern Pacific hospital from injuries sustained in Wallace when struck by an engine and thrown onto rocks. He died this morning after the accident occurred yesterday.
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Walker ville Pet Jerry McCarthy Meets Young Thomas in Eureka Utah
Jerry McCarthy known as the Walker ville Pet rises in Utah by his ring work. He faces Butte rival Young Thomas in Eureka on Tuesday evening with Thomas boasting grit science and will to challenge the Walkerville favorite. Thomas trained Jack Wade and is expected to give a hard fight in the bout.
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Walkerville
Utah
Jerry
Young” Thomas
Butte
Eureka
Thomas
McCarthy
Jack Wade
Will
Landslide Kills Thirteen in Marola Emilia Province
In Marola, Emilia province, a landslide today claimed thirteen lives. Rescue teams and officials responded to the disaster scene as authorities assess causes and toll.
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Boy Dies After Birthday Gift chair Incident
At St Martins New Brunswick on May 11 George Ross aged 11 years died. The St John county municipal council had presented him with an easy chair on his 10th birthday.
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Retail Kosher Meat Shops Plan Short Closure Protests
Fifteen hundred east side retail Kosher butchers met to protest wholesale price hikes. They voted to close all shops for tomorrow and Tuesday and to boycott purchases from wholesalers on those days. A further continuation vote is set for Tuesday to decide on next steps.
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Tragedy in Somerset: boy fatally shoots companion then self
In Somerset Pennsylvania on May 11 Mark Mclilivaine aged 11 fired a target rifle at his hunting partner Bricker aged 15 hitting him in the mouth. Realizing the act Mclilivaine shot himself in the forehead and died soon after. Bricker’s wound is serious but expected to heal.
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Iron Workers Strike Ends in Pittsburg
The Pittsburg district bridge and structural iron workers strike was declared off tonight. Over 3,000 men will return to work with a wage increase of 1.5 percent.
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Death of Henry E. Uarrin in Dubth Minnesota
Henry E. Uarrin aged 35 author of the King of Andorra died in Dubth May 11 from ptomaine poisoning. He was son of the late A Harris a Virginia Confederate officer. He leaves a widow and daughter. He was writing another novel with scenes laid in Spain. The remains will be cremated.
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Henry E. Uarrin
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Man Fatally Injured At Sechetoske Sawmill
Stephen Sanse aged about 40, a mill worker at Sechetoske sawmill eighteen miles from Idaho city, was fatally injured when his trouser leg tangled in a shaft. The limb was torn below the knee and he died today after being brought to town. He had recently relocated from Boulder Colorado.
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Stephen Sanse
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Fatal shooting during excursion in Beaumont area
In a clash between white and Black individuals on an excursion near Beaumont Texas two men were fatally injured and several others wounded. Omon Whitney, a Black man, was killed and Thomas Kite of Beaumont was fatally wounded with four others injured.
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Thomas Kite
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