Aggies Lose to Mines as Errors Sink Comeback Bid
In a tight clash the Aggies fall 3 to 2 to the School of Mines after costly ninth inning misplays. Harriman pitched well, but a catcher error in the eighth and a failed double play in the ninth helped Mines pull ahead. Crowd small due to weather, with a close game and pivotal miscues defining the outcome.
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Batreman
Aggies
State School of Mines
Come Here
Bozeman
Harriman
Ihino
Gray
Beore
Gill
Hamilton
Keeler
Winds
Shortston
Warner
Hartman
Wilson
Sacond
Demuth
Tightield
Butler
Aeld
Butte—Patten
Slfortstop
McLaughlin
Kane
Loughren
Conter
Lowry
Johnstone
Jensen
Evans
Wierenstein
Pire
Scarlet
Luteys Defeat Hollands in Commercial League
In the Commercial League playoff at Columbia Gardens the Luteys defeated the Hollands 48 to 4. Choquette caught for the Luteys while Vormeyer pitched for Hollands. Burnon faced the box for Luteys and Sullivan and Doran were Hollands’ main threats in the box.
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Luteys
Hollands
Columbia Gardens
Burnon
Dot Fox
Ho Hollands
Sullivan
Doran
Choquette
Lutays
Vormeyer
Tatteys
Hollanda
National League results from St Louis and Chicago
National League report from St Louis May 15 shows Boston defeating St Louis with errors and passed balls driving runs. Chicago outplayed Brooklyn with a late two run rally and a misplayed ball noted. Pittsburgh hosted Philadelphia with a shutout, Wills leaving after the third inning due to three bases on balls in a 0-0 game through six.
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St Louis
Boslon
St. Lows
Raymond
Boston
Rile
Raymond, Ladelg
Fos Tetter
Dorrer
Hewerman
Emilia
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Wills
Baseball Scoring Burst as New York Rally Surges
In Cincinnati today New York exploded for nine runs in the eighth inning to overwhelm the Reds. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia batters contributed, while pitchers Campbell Sehie McGinnity Bresnahan Needham and umpire 0 are noted in the erratic play vibe of the report.
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Cincinnati
New York
Campbell
Sehie McGinnity
Bresnahan
Needham
Timely hitting powers Tigers past Red Sox 6 to 4
In Detroit Boston game Timely hitting aided by battery and fielding errors gave Motrell a third straight win over Boston as Detroit beat Boston 6 to 4. Batteries Seilian and Schiniat. Youngs and Crizer.
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Boston
May H
Bostom
R. HE
Detroit
Seilian
Schiniat
Youngs
Crizer
San Francisco Victory Over Oakland in PCL Action
In San Francisco on May 15, Oakland fell to San Francisco with a hard-hitting display led by Skillman. Batteries Wright Lew and Berry earned the win as the Pacific Coast League games across multiple cities reported varied results with several rain-postponed AL and other leagues.
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San Francisco
Oatland
Skillman
Oakland
Wright
Lew
Berry
Clever Idaho athlete wins Olympic tryouts
Edmundson of the University of Idaho excelled at Stanford University Olympic tryouts winning the 110 meter hurdle race over Clarer of the Olympic club. He placed second in the 220 meter run and the 110 meter hurdles. Edmundson finished the 80 meter dash in 1.5. Forest and Smithson of Portland won the 110 meter hurdle and the 16 meter dash while Ralph Ross took the field events.
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Edmundson
University of Idaho
Stanford University
Idaho
Clarer
Clar
Une
Forest, Smithson
Fortland
Ralph Ross
Helena Subdues Butte in Montana Gelty Match
Helena easily defeats Butte high school 11 to 1 in a lopsided Montana Gelty contest yesterday. Helena dominated from start to finish, continuing a pattern set in a prior meeting in Butte.
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Missoula
Butte
Helena
Montana
Oakland and Lawlaville race day entries listed with odds
Entries for today at Oakland and Lawlaville show six races per track with purse and selling options. Notable runners include Lord Nelson, Captain Jehu, Logiatilla, Mara Island, Eduardo, Denve r Girl, and many others. weather clear and track conditions vary between slow and fast.
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Lawlaville
Ae Folvlows
Lord Nelson
Rather Royal
Trumphint
Luritta
Ray Bennett
Ruth W
Eye Bright
Prince Frederick
Miss Obelous
Mugrane
Prolific
Mabel Hollander
Captain Jehu
Horaceus
Ornate
Pallas
Friexe
Rightea
Marater
Lisaro
Carl Rogers
Fair Fagot
Cloyne
Eduardo
Martinmas
Warle Night
Elevation
Dorado
Baron Esher
Vinton
Tommy Ahearn
Darrington
Lord Filigrane
Bolomian
Netting
Bill Herron
Financier
Mandelia
Dandy Danear
Maxton
Lady Baldur
T. Shipp
Top Lofty
Fav
Demo
Nancy
Meadow Breeze
Lady Anne
Stone Hill
Barnesdale
Lens
Evelyn T
Balbus
Terah
Worl Sandals
Pasadena
Kercheval
Green Shaw
Louisville
Black Mary
W. T. Overton
Honest
Chulka
Pinkela
Altuda
Col
Jim Douglas
Dainty Dame
the Abbot
Overton
Milt Young
Chulita
W. J. Young
Tapioca
Arquire
Emily Almanac
Tin Fitz
Ed Shuster
Anne McGee
Ben ‘Howe
Ed Kane
Bucket Brigade
Nazimova
Huck
Apt
Aunt Rose
Thomas Calhoun
Simon Weil
Miss Margoni
Howille
King's Son
Tom Kearny
Sl.ilarto
Thoroughbred Race Day Results Across Tracks
Louisville Belmont Park and Oakland May 15 feature multi race cards with winners including Silver Ado Sir Martin Bayonet and Limeport andicap. Notable times include 1:13 4-6 for six furlongs at Louisville and 4:09 2 5 for two miles steeplechase at Belmont Park.
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Silver Ado
Teddy Bear
Major Lawrence
Spion
Hannibal Bey
Poetter
Tirso
King's Daughter
Great Pirate
Bittles
MacAlister
Waterway
Elizabeth Harwood
Transform
Toni
mileo—Warner Griswell
St .Valentina
Beau Bryanime
Belmont Park
Colonel Jack
Aletheuo
Lawrence P. Daley
Sir Martin
Right Soft
Harrigan
Mark
Robert Cooper
Olden Pearl
Palm
Kara
Dander
Father Stafford
Wamboro
Bellwether
Chantilly md
Nick Stoner
Oakland
Emeryville
Romanoff
St. Kilda
Abraham
Emmit G
Old Settler
Sanail
mile—Creation
Col+ lector Jessup
Gatrady
Limeport Andicap
Alice Callins
Ocean Queen
Maureranta
Remember
Pickaway
Ba Sheridan
Helle Kinney
Nativa Son
Silver Stocking
Tima
Seattle Fans Ring Up Umpire Fines After Bat Gesture
Seattle fans show flare as umpire Prary fines Matt Stanley five dollars for lifting his bat in a horizontal gesture to protest a called strike. The incident follows a heated, partisan atmosphere around Lucas and O Laughlin, with critics arguing the play’s integrity and the fan reaction shaping the mood of the game.
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Seattle
Lucas
Prary
Matt Stanley
Maetl
Silk O'Laughlin
Add
Lavean
Burns and Squires Fight Terms Decline in Dublin Posts
Arrangements for a Burns versus Squires bout in Dublin falter as promoters balk at Burns terms. The scene notes a banklike resistance to the top price demands, while references to local sports quirks appear. Also mentions Harvard phosphate drink and Wein's clothing sale ending today with substantial discounts.
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Dublin
Tommy Burns
Bill Squires
Burns
Dobuan Dobuan Tribesmen Eat Unhappy Stranger Customs Revealed
Rev W. Brownlow reports from Sydney on the Dobu people of New Guinea a tribe of about 20 000 with fierce immigration rules. Men plant crops while women tend yams the banana patch is owned by men wives are bought and may be beaten but may leave. Land passes to sister s children and ancestral worship with a post mortem heaven for the strong. They believe in a creator who leaves humans to themselves.
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Brish New Guinea
Papua
W. 5. Brownlow
Great North Pacific Island
Dobu
Australia
Mr. Brownlow
Becomes Dead Bloomington Leader Howell Dies Today
Howell, former rope desentative and captain in the chat war, dies here today in Bloomington. The obituary notes his past service and local ties.
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Bloomington
Howell
New Tournament Opens for Class C Bowlers
Class A bowlers began a six game event for the CO medal with Bayless 1366 Orton 1458 Wenz 1521 Gramm 1440. In the Class A diamond medal tour five games produced results Jepson 773 handicap Candy 998 Drummy 870 McKinley 0 HT Sheehan 1005 Bills 36 Adams 7 added pins 75 Tarra vichi 1 added pin per game. Men s clothing sale lists prices and stock totals.
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Fou
Bayless
Orton
Wenz
Gramm
Jepson
iCandy
Drummy
McKinley
Scratch
Sheehan
Bills
Adams
Tarravichi
Grover Cleveland Shows Improvement In New Jersey Rest
Lakewood N J May 1 Former President Grover Cleveland has shown much improvement during the past week and is resting comfortably Mrs Cleveland says no arrangements for returning to Princeton have been made and none will be until weather settles down
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Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Princeton
Lieutenant Ehrbeck Safe After Missing From Mindanao Station
Manila May 1. Second Lieutenant Arthur R Ehrbeck who was reported missing on May 12 from his Mindanao post is now safe at Malahung. Telegram interruptions delayed the report and led to the earlier belief he was missing.
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Manila
Arthur R. Ehrbeck
Mindanao
Malahung
European views on American girls and courtship habits
From Everybody's Magazine a comparison of European and American attitudes shows the European man misunderstanding American girls due to cultural differences. American youths value frank, active companionship, associating love with marriage, while Europeans separate love from marriage and emphasize social display and formality.
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Everybody's Magazine
America
Boya
Gina
Standard Oil Declares $3 Quarterly Dividend
New York May 16 Directors of the Standard Oil company have declared a quarterly dividend of $3 per share. The amount is the same as in the corresponding quarter last year and marks steady returns amid ongoing operations.
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New York
Standard Ol Company
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