Buttes Rise in Inland Empire Play Amid Mixed Fortunes
The Seattle Times notes the Buttes have started strong in their first trip and could contend for the blue rag if kept together. Swindells reports better shape this season and Umpire Colgan will oversee Butte Spokane games. Duke Carter stars for Dayton in the Inland Empire league with wins over Walla Walla and Colfax. Butte slips from third to fifth after a four day layoff.
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Davis
Seattle Times
Buttes
Swindells
Harry Colgan
Butt
Wilmot Brings Minneapolis Experience to Butte Team
Walter Wilmot arrived in Butte to take over as manager for the Butte team. He notes strong form from the Minneapolis days and hints he can still hit well. Helena squad returned home after rain washed out the entire Butte series, with local grounds drenched and fans puzzled by the soggy park. The Spokane trio series is set to begin today, weather permitting.
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Walter Wilmot
Butte
Wilmot
Chicago
Minneapolis
Bell Park
Ball Park
Seattle Ball Team Arrives in Helena
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena May 21 The Seattle ball team arrived in Helena from Spokane this afternoon and is quartered at the Grandon hotel in a 13 man squad. Second Baseman Hulen is manager while Ditchers McKay McNichols Leitman Hogg Hickey Cacher Stanley Mabbit Hurley Freeman Drennan Hurlburt fill the lineup with Tredway at short and Hulen at second. Col Saw will umpire the series here and Cody will officiate in Butte during the Brockane Butte series beginning tomorrow.
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Standard
Helena
Seattle
Spokane
Grandon Hotel
Hulen
Ditchers
McKay
McNichols
Leitman
Hogg
Hickey
Stanley
Tredway
Mabbit
Hurley
Freeman
Drennan
Hurlburt
Col
Saw
Cody
Butte
Barrow
Pacific Coast League Notes From San Francisco and Los Angeles
In San Francisco on May 21 Pfeister starred for the Joyals with a baffling pitch, while Beere contributed solid hitting as the hosts defeated the visitors in a brisk game. In Los Angeles Tacoma yielded six runs in the third inning before LA’s offense surged to a commanding win behind Stricklett and Mardy, with Harmon and Byers in the battery.
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San Francisco
Ulls
Pfeister
The
Joyals
Beere
Ik Beaade
Berdheesas
Miller
Anderson
Presseter
Ad Zearfoss
Los Angeles
Tacoma
Ball Players Jump Across Teams In Turbulent Season
Blugie emerges as a standout jumper amid a volatile season. He hops from Los Angeles to Helena then Milwaukee then Portland Coasters and finally Spokane. High priced stars lag in form and pay. The $7.0 Lajoie remains out of shape or suspended. Delehanty also under discussion.
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Blugie
Los Angeles
Helena
Milwaukee
Portland Coasters
Portland
Spokane
Lajoie
Delehanty
National League scores from May 21 baseball games
Boston shut out Cincinnati as Pittsburg held Cincinnati scoreless. Chicago beat Philadelphia with Duggleby and McLaughtin pitching. Brooklyn fell to Pittsburg with Leach homering twice. New York beat St. Louis in a pitching duel as both teams used two hurlers.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Duggleby and
McLaughtin
New York
St. Louis
Misplayed Fly Decides Detroit Win In May Ballgame
At Detroit on May 21 Detroit wins 1 0 after Martze misjudges Carrs fly in the first inning. Batteries Kitson and Metaire for Detroit. Bender and Powers for Washington. In Cleveland May 21 Bernhard would have shut out Washington but errors and base speed prevented safe hits.
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Detroit
Martze
Carr
R. H. E. Detroit
Pedis Garsareas
Kitson and
Metaire
Bender
Powers
Cleveland
Bernhard
Washington
Baseball Scores And Results From May 2 Across Cities
Scores list games in San Francisco Seattle Portland and Sacramento on May 2. References indicate afternoon and forenoon results with low clarity about final tallies and inning conditions. The Sacramento-Portland game notes a 1 0 outcome with rain delays in the afternoon session.
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Portland
E. Semin Cetets
Biede Busteicas
Sacramento
Port. Lam
Bozeman to face Livingston in upcoming baseball game
Special dispatch notes a Bozeman versus Livingston baseball game set for Livingston next Sunday. It also reports a planned game between Livingston and Townsend high school teams.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Bozeman
Townsend
Young Buttes Edge Tin Can Ruetlers In Narrow Victory
The Young Buttes defeated Tin Can Ruetlers yesterday by a close score of B to do, securing a late season win.
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Young Buttes
Tin Can Ruetlers
New Cup Defender Reliance Routs Columbia in 25 Mile Race
New York May 21 Reliance defeated the former cup defender Columbia by minutes after leading nearly the entire 25 mile course off Glen Cove. The win showed Reliance as the better boat despite Columbia’s bad luck. The schedule calls for Reliance and Columbia to race again at Glen Cove if Constitution is not ready.
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New York
Columbia
Glen Cove
Re- Hance
Miles
Reliance
Columpia
Constitution
Winners on the Race Course Across Two Cities
New York Morris Park meets report six races with winners Baikal Stalwart Sadduccee Rigedon Stevedere Dom Paul Khaki Scipio and others. Cincinnati Latonia summary lists six races with Prince Light Khaki Clin Betti Altona Special Tax and more.
Thoroughbred Races at Chicago May 21
Paula wins the first race at four and a half furlongs with Soldier of Fortune second and Tom Rees third. Automaton takes the six furlongs with Goal Runner second and Miss Hume third. Bondage wins the mile and an eighth with Rolling Boer second and Boothslayer third. Au Revoir wins the Calumet Stakes at one mile and a sixteenth with Gregor K. second and Banter third. Peter Paul wins the four and a half furlongs with Dick Bernard second and Ralph Young third. Prince Webb wins the one mile and seventy yards with Dodie II second and Alli e third. Time figures listed for each race.
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New York
Morris Park
Baikal
Tioga
Tribes Hill
Stalwart
Race King
Precious
Sadduccee
Kloim
Cran- Ville
Rigedon
Duke of Kendall
Rose Tint
Stevedere
Marta Worth
Lord Advocate
Dom Paul
Zoroaster
Articulate
Chicago
Paula
Soldier of Fortune
Tom Rees
Automaton
Goal Runner
Miss Hume
Rolling Boer
Boothslayer
Au Revoir
Gregor K
Banter
Peter Paul
Dick Bernard
Ralph Young
Prince Webb
Dodie
Allee
Fairgrounds Race Results from St. Louis Meet
Six races listed with winners and placements. Imboden wins four and a half furlongs. Cresida takes five and a half. Dr. Kaimmerer wins nine and seventy yards. Sylva Talbot wins Country Club stake at six furlongs. Jesse F. wins one mile sixteen. Cheyshed claims one mile and twenty yards.
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St. Louis
Fairgrounds
Ssumimary
Imboden
Maggie Work
Sweet Myrtle
Stub
Cresida
Dottie Phute
Dr. Kaimmerer
el Caney
Jessie
Country Club
Sylva Talbot
Bunta Ventura
Hilee
Jesse F
Chandoo
the Way
Cheyshed
Brown Vail
Vharaoh
Weights and Entries for Today's Races Reported
Weights and entries for today’s races list Lady Freen Knight at 105 pounds in the first race a five-eighths of a mile selling race. The report notes weights and participating horses as part of the day’s racing program.
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Lady Freen Knight
Multirace Thoroughbred Card Listed From Salto to Sidney Sabbath
A detailed race card lists horses and weights for five races at Salto including Second race seven-eighths of a mile selling with runners such as D-Goal Runner 109 and Pirate 103, Third race three-quarters of a mile featuring Prince of Melrose 112 and The Bobby 109, plus Fourth race mile and 70 yards handicap with Flying Torpedo 14 and Linguist 108. Weather is cloudy and track classified fast.
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Salto
Tom Rees
Belle Juan
Elie
Glisten
D-Goal
Baird
Dr. Moody
Goldaga
Pirate
Moran
Prince Webb
Gracious
Mouser
Ari- Kale
Safeguard
Dr. Leland
Full Back
Courage
Hickory Corners
Prince of Melrose
Fake
Sister Kate Jr
the Bobby
Theory
Anna
the Cedars
Goody Two Shoes
Dr. Worth
Irene Mae
Sam Phillips
Flying Torpedo
Linguist
Bondage
Rankin
Arthur
Hermencia
Burnie Bunton
Autumn Leaves
Nellie Waddell
St. Miner
Marlin
Cook
the Forum
Uranium
Cogswell
Omdurman
Henry of
Thoroughbred racing results Morris Park May 12
A detailed card lists six races at Morris Park on May 12 with horses and weights. Notable performances include Joe Cobb 98 in seven-eighths of a mile, Gaiety four and a half furlongs Tepes 112, and Blues 126 in the mile and a sixteenth. Weather clear track fast.
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Morris Park
New York
Hkeliable
Stevedore
Torchlight
Eclipse Course
Olaff
Pirouette
Bass
Vagary
Destiny
May Holliday
Golden Drop
Heterdon
Sais
Cyprenne
Tepes
Dove Cote
Ishlana
Lady Rochesia
M. Theo
Pampa
Joe Cobb
Akela
Meltonian
Brigand
Gay Boy
Knight of Harlem
In Gold
Clarion
Ink
the Guardsman
Pentaceost
Clenevis
Carroll D
Pastorial
Nic Longworth
Bar Lo Due
City Bank
Remorse
Bon Moet
Himself
Surmise
Red Knight
Dr. Taylor
Kennard and Boyce Set for 10-Round Friday Fight
Special Dispatch from Miles City reports a 10 round decision bout between Jimmy Kennard of St Paul and Dave Boyce of Sterling California for Friday night. Boyce impressed in the Bernstein Herrera preliminary against Travis with a lively show.
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Miles City
Jimmy Kennard
St. Paul
Dave Boyce
Sterling
Cal
Boyce
Travis
Idaho Beats Whitman In Intercollegiate Track Meet
In Walla Walla on May 21 the University of Idaho defeated Whitman College 4 to 0 in an intercollegiate track meet.
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Walla Walla, Wash
University of Idaho Today
Whitman College
Roeber Fails to Fall Ruhlin in Times-Three Bout
In New York on May 21 Ernest Roeber lost to Gus Ruhlin in a wrestling match. Roeber aimed to throw Ruhlin three times within an hour but could not secure a single fall.
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New York
Ernest Roeber
Gus Ruhlin
Roeber
Ruhlin
Young Peter Jackson Knocks Out Tommy Reilly
Seattle May 21 Young Peter Jackson defeats Tommy Reilly in the second round with a left to the stomach. Reilly had broken his left hand in training and fought reluctantly as urged by friends. Reilly sported the better attack early but Jackson targeted the injured area and forced his opponent to be carried to the corner.
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Seattle
Tommy Reilly
Peter Jackson
Reilly
Jackson
Hitchcock Back From Inspection Tour of Indian Territory and Oklahoma
Secretary Hitchcock returned from a tour of inspection in Indian Territory and Oklahoma and praised the areas as populous and progressive. He opposed consolidating the two territories into one state and urged immediate statehood for Oklahoma with its current boundaries.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Union
Elks plan minstrel show in Billings this June
Billings May 21 The Elks prepare for the grand annual minstrel performance set for about June 15. Manager Lee Mains has enlisted all available talent and will feature nonmembers in specialties alongside several ladies and city musicians. Six end men will perform with C. C. Bever returning as interlocutor as a large orchestra is hired and costumes ordered from Philadelphia.
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Billings
C. Bever
Philadelphia
Mine Cave-In Traps Ten Men Near Cloverland
Ten men are imprisoned by a cave-in at Zeller's coal mine near Cloverland tonight. All workers at the mine and many others are now aiding in rescue efforts to free the trapped workers.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Zeller’s
Cloverland
Montana State Band Holds Its First Annual Ball at Columbia Gardens
The Montana State band hosted its first annual ball at Columbia Gardens last night. Despite inclement weather, a small crowd enjoyed an evening of waltzes two steps and minuets as the band under Bandmaster EK Stanaway demonstrated its improving talent and extensive repertoire. The event featured 18 numbers and a late-night cafe lunch with dancers filling the floor until the early hours.
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Montana
Columbia Gardens
Er. Stanaway
Stanaway
Chambers
EK. Stanaway
G. F. Marsh
Elarionets
Antone Dremla
William Tretheway
Thomas Johns
John Risk
Elmer Young
John Karmel
J. Letcher
W. Ivey
Joseph Stevens
Thomas Rich
J. F. Pearson
W. J. Simmons
Samuel Youlton
James Bennetts
Josiah Lowery
H. Cloke
R. Cloke
G. McCunn
G. V. Stevens
A. Budd
J. Comus
Thomas Holitko
Doc Osborne
Thomas Brandson
Soldier with leprosy at Georgia isolation camp identified
Washington May 21 reports Charles C. Mix first sergeant of the fifth company coast artillery corps is the soldier afflicted with leprosy. He is now hospitalized at Fort Screven Tybee Island Georgia.
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Washington
Georgia
Charles C. Mix
Coast Artillery Corps
Mix
Fort Screven
Tybee
Island
Melba Suffering Throat Ailment in Paris
The Morning Advertiser reports soprano Dame Nellie Melba is in Paris with an throat affliction affecting performances.
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London
Mme. Melba
Paris
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