Butte Slaughtered by Spokane Indians in Wet May Setback
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Spokane routed Butte 14 to 2 on a wet cloudy day. Roosevelt wildness and Butte fielding errors fueled Spokane hits, with Hulen and Dunn contributing, while Tom Thomas struggled on the mound. Two-base hits by Rippert and Dunn highlighted Spokane’s steady game, as Mackin was absent sick. Time of game two hours and five minutes. Umpire Black. Seattle and Aberdeen also played poorly, Seattle facing unfavorable calls in a result-filled day.
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Cale
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Tigers win on steady pitching in tight opener
Inning by inning recap shows Vancouver and Tacoma trading runs as the Tigers secure the game. Franklin struggled briefly but steadied, while Broke and Nordyke provided strong plays. Fielding highlights came from Boore and Innings WH with notable touches from Arbngast and Kollackey.
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Nordyke
Boore
Vancouver
Tacome Oboomootos
Taddock
Arbngast
Kollackey
Coast league faces a tug of Seattle fate in baseball war
The Coast league ponders including Seattle but demands an outlaw stance to make the circuit viable. Dugdale pursues Seattle’s return by proposing Sacramento or a four club California setup with Portland Tacoma Seattle Spokane. Financial realities and past losses cast doubt on new backers, while Spokane and Tacoma trade players and new umpires adjust to shifting schedules across Pacific Northwest cities.
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D. Baward Dugdale
Seattle
Dugdale
Puget Sound
Ca] Ewing
Hew Berry
Los Angeles
California
Portland
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle Times
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the Times
Frank Sness
George Shroeder
Suess
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Clynes
Mike Lynch
Inland Empire
National League results from May Day games noted
Baseball brief from May 2 to May 21 shows New York 5 4 over St Louis, Cincinnati beating Philadelphia 6 2 with key hitters listed, Chicago losing to Boston after pennant parade, and Pittsburgh-Brooklyn game halted by rain with Brooklyn leading 4 2 in the second inning. Umpires named for several games.
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Detroit Americans
Boston
RH. B
Cee Bob
Boston Rehied
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Rembach
Kling
Eleherty
Bowerman
Aviatre
Rudderham
Pittsburg
Baseball Roundup from May Games and Scores
New York lost to Chicago as errors and hits produced a two run inning. Washington shut out Detroit 1 0 led by strong pitching. Philadelphia edged Cleveland 2 0 in a pitchers battle as Hartnell and Nicholas delivered the key hit. Bouton beat St Louis early but game halted by rain after four innings.
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Cleveland
Vickers
Rhoades
Hartnell
Nicholas
EL Cleveland
Pacar
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Chech
N. Clark
Schrece
Angeles Outplays San Francisco In Coast League Tilt
San Francisco hosts were run over by Los Angeles who controlled the game from the opening tip and won by a four point margin. Fe Ik and 472 144 2kiliman appear in the sparse box, while Seb Batteries Kosp Eustat and Berry are listed for the visitors.
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San Francisco
Angeles
Leon Fe Ik
Port of Portland Tie Game Delayed By Rain
At Portland on May 24 Pinudnee pitched his third tie of the year as rain halted the Oakland contest after 5 innings. Scare, Oakland Movnl and Battons and Marden were noted. In Bozeman on May 2 the field meet between the state university and the agriculturals was postponed to Wednesday May 27 due to uncertain weather, with plans for a Moscow Idaho content against the University of Idaho.
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Pinudnee
Oakland
The
Standard
Bozeman
Feld
State University
Agriculturals
Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Standings of Clubs and Notable Scores Across Cities
In Kans City Kansas City Cle 3 MU 0 no hitter Indianapolis 4 Columns hus a AUGSt Paul St Paul 3 Minneapolis 18 Toledo 1 Louisville 4 Sioux City 1 unite 8 Lincol n to Denver Omaba Bop Molnar delay due to wreck Dor Moines team dent Special Dispatch to the Standard May promise a Sunday afternoon ball game between Nozeman town team and the Muir AllStars opening game of the Bozewan season
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Butte Country Club Announces 1908 Season Schedule
The Butte Country Club presents a full 1908 season program with a general handicap opener on Sunday and a class medal system across four classes. The new nine holes open on Decoration Day with a class medal event. Medals carry gold silver ropey and leather prizes, with holders deferring to challengers within each class and winners to play for permanent possession at season end. Holiday events include Fourth of July, Labor, Election, and Thanksgiving cups. The annual championship begins August 16, with the President's Cup final on October 4, and there will be several ladies events starting February 26.
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Butte Country Club
Dass
Stars Meet Today For New Track Record Duel
Northwest college track fans expect a new record as Montana's Jon Malcomson faces Idaho’s Montgomery in Moscow. Montana’s Malcomson and Idaho’s Montgomery headline today's meet with Montana colors favored in the half mile to two mile events, while Washington State contenders and Bulter’s Maloney are noted in several races.
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University of Montane
Montgomery
University of Tdahomatt
Moscow
Montana
Will Maloney
Bulto
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Misaoulahs
Triaho
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Missouli
Gish Competes for Garden City at Olympia Court Finals
London May 2 Jay Gaula of New York and Mustace H. Miles the English tennis player will meet in the Olympia court tennis final after both winners in semi finals. Gould defeated Page in three straight sets 6-1 0 6-0 while Miles also won in straight sets from Edyt ton 64 BL BB.
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Jay Gaula
New York
Mustace H. Miles
Elvic
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Mr. Page
Mr. Miles
N. Edytton
PAPKE PLANS CAMPAIGN FOLLOWING BURNS TOWARD EUROPE
The article reports Papke and manager Jones preparing to ship to the old world in July, aiming to meet Stanley Ketchel in Milwaukee on June 4 and pursue heavyweight opposition including Tiger Smith in Britain. It notes Papke’s reluctance to meet Ketchel in a long route and hints at potential splits if Ketchel falters.
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Tommy Burne
Billy Panke
Stanley Ketehel
Milwaukee
Popke
T. &. Jones
Sinots Thunderbolt
Tiger” Smith
British Isles
Papke
Hetchel
Stanley
Track meet forecast brings new marks in Seattle
Northwest inter scholastic athletics expect record setting at the Washington track meet opening today in Seattle. Eastern supplant western contenders claim stronger entries, while Millette of Aberdeen disappoints in sprints as Seattle rivals taunt the outfield.
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Seattle
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Aberdeen
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Milletic
Athletes of Billings Prepare for City Race
Arrangements for a major Billings race have been completed with many prominent local athletes set to compete. Officials and Mayor Postor oversee the event as preparations continue for the May 2 date.
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Bynela
Billings
Roe
Postor
Lin
Three Teams Enter Race With Medical Certificates Required
An event set for Friday afternoon will crown three entrants reportedly from Company K Billings High School Athletic Association and M. C. A. Participants must present physician certificates proving good physical condition before racing. Three medals will be awarded.
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Company K
Billings High School Athletic Association
American eliminated in British women's open match
Meg Phippy of St Andrews, the last of the five American competitors, was eliminated in the Ath round of the British women's open championship this morning. She fell to Mies Kyle six up and five to play, ending the American challenge.
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Meg
Anita Phippy
Mies Kyle
Oakland Race Track May 21 Results Summary
Oakland results list six races with winners and placings. First race six furlongs Marwood wins, Yada second, Ben Stone third. Second race four furlongs Mental Anguish wins, Middle second, Bubbling Water third. Third race a mile and a sixteenth San Alviso victorious, Tommy Ahern second, Fontotoc third. Fourth race seven furlongs Entre Nous wins, College Widow second, Dawn Patrick third. Fifth race a mile Wuerburger wins, High Gun second, Saint Modanthion third. Sixth race a mile Be Thankful wins, Arthur Hyman second, Mrs Nugept third.
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Saint Modanthion
Be Thankful
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Mrs. Nugept
Butte Driving Club to Stage Matinee Harness Races
The Driving Club of Butte plans Sunday matinee harness racing at the old Daly track this summer with no cash prizes, only ribbons and cups. About 50 drivers are active, with many horses bred locally and plans for double teams and special inducements to attract entrants. Mrs Patsy Brown is expected to handle ribbons, with officers including Theodore Honnonsy president and Charles Lane secretary treasurer.
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Thomas Morrow
Charles McGarvey
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Pipestone Springs
J. McRae
NeGarvey
Alway Crom Butte
Belmont Park May 21 race results at Helmont Park
At Belmont Park race results list six events. Lawrence P. Daley won the first race in 1 14, Selectman took the second in 1 00 1 5, Font led the four and a half furlongs in 383 4-5, Golden Pearl won the mile and a sixteenth in 1 89 8-5, Lanclaus led the steeplechase about two miles in 4:07, and Tom Dolan captured the mile and a sixteenth in 1:49 with d Arkle and Kep tor following.
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Red River
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Statesman
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Pippin
Queen Wleanare
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Robert Cooper
Wild Refrain
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Ya Ma Christy
St. Kevin
Tom Dolan
d’Arkle
Keptor
Local Horse Racing Results From Louisville May 21
At Louisville Kentucky on May 21 the card featured six races with winners including Tlammetrical Arrowswitz Talle Woolsandalg Al Buller Ethel D and Plantland In early times and with seconds and thirds listed for each event times noted for pace and place several names such as Tennessee Bay W. A. Leach Herron Bottle Crystal Match Denver Girl Dr Les Huffman and Stil Alarm appear among placements and race details with the final numbers showing totals.
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Denver Girl
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Plantland
Dr. Les Huffman
Mina
Dividend Declared By Atlantis Coast Line
The Atlantis Coast Line railroad announces a semi annual dividend of 3 4 percent on common stock to be paid in cash. The prior dividend was 3 percent, payable in certificates of indebtedness.
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Atlantis Coast
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