Marquard Master In All But Fifth
St Louis faltered to a five to one defeat by New York as Marquard held the Cardinals to one run. New York built a lead with timely hits and a seventh inning double by a pinch hitter before Hagerman relieved. Cincinnati blanked Brooklyn six to zero behind Yingling as Hoblitzer and Clark sparked the offense. Pittsburg downed Philadelphia two to one thanks to a second inning rally aided by three Philadelphia errors.
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St. Louis
Marquard
New York
St Louis
Atel
Hagerman
Steele Acros
I St Louis
Meyers Pettitt
Steele
Snyder
Cincinnati
Pfeffer
Brooklyn
Yingling
Hoblitzer
Clark
Rowe
McCarty
Miller
Gonzales
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Leonard
Martha
French Golf Tourney Opens At Versailles May Day
American golfers including Charles W. Evans Francis Culmet Jerome D Travers Harold Weber Fraser Hale J T Shanley and Deal entered for the grand national and grand international handicap competitions at Versailles starting Monday May 2 and lasting to May 7 The events include the amateur championship of France and a handicap tournament for a challenge cup sought by Henry Cachard and others Local clubs note today s schedule at Societe de la Boulie course nearby.
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Pari
Sandwich
Societe de la Boulie
Versailles
France
Henry Cachard
Charles W. Evans
Francis Culmet
Jerome D. Travers
Harold Weber
Fraser Hale
J.T. Shanley
Deal
National Golf Club
Badgers Beat Phers In Dual Track Meet
In Minneapolis Minnesota on May 2 Wisconsin defeated Minnesota in the dual track meet. Wisconsin won first place in several events and finished second in nine. A close pole vault contest left a tie for second between the two teams.
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Minneapolis
Aim
Wisconsin
Minnesota
With & We
Purifies Blood With Telling Effect
An advertisement for a blood purifier claims direct action that improves skin eruptions and redness. It asserts restoration of blood supply aiding eczema, rash, pimples, and tissue regeneration. Promotes SS.8 from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA with medical advice on blood disorders.
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Swift Sprcific Co
Swift
Atlanta
Dri
Eeneral
Sonor
Poolhall Visit Sparks Hilliard Pastor Mention
Fragmentary note hints at a pool hall encounter involving a Hilliard pastor and a game of pool. Unclear details and names are partially obscured in the OCR text.
Murray Bears Ducks in tenth as Ruegg’s homer wins for Butte
In Salt Lake May 2 Butte defeats Murray 3 2 after Ruegg homered in the tenth. Halla pitched well for Butte and Clynes and Knegg homered to power the win. Two sharp double plays helped neutralize Murray’s offense as the local series stayed tight throughout.
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Eait Lake
Utah
Joe Rucgs
Blurray Club
Ducks
Butte
Murray
Jack Halla
Hutte
Tack Clynes
Knegg
Halla
Marshall
McClerland
Marthaile
Murra
Clynes
Huegk
McClelland
Smith
Pendleton
Demaggio
Dawson
Rossback
Demagio
Slater
Boise Becomes Second Inning Run Rally
In Helena on May 22 a Boise burst produced four second inning runs on a string of hits walks and an error to beat Helena while Melter allowed eight hits and a home run by Rader for the Vigilantes.
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Helena
Boise
Melter
Rader
Sore
Air
Moorehead
Adams
Thomas Oy Bauer
Blaer
Rochick
Emai
Molter
Whit
Daschbach
Gleason Rader
Ames Ry
Battiste
Garrett
Bogart
Meiter
Pattiste
Halk
la Rocque
Baltimore
Tsaltimore
Chicago
Meyer
Duncan
Fiske
Brennan
Wil Wilhelm
Russell
Government Appeals to Customs Court Over Olympic Club Duty
The government appealed to the customs court regarding the Olympic club. The court stated the club’s principal purpose is teaching physical culture and education, not merely mind training, and that the club qualifies as an educational institution importing artistic statues duty-free.
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San Francisco
West
United States Customs Court
Kregous
San Francisco Customs
Customs Court
Olympic Club
Anld
Club
Rudolfo Top Weight Favorite in Kentucky Handicap
Louisville trainers announce Rudolfo as the top weight and early favorite in the one mile and a quarter Kentucky handicap at Douglas Park tomorrow. The feature opens spring meeting with about 14.2 thousand dollars total purse, over 10 thousand to the winner. Rudolfo, owned by I J Emmons, carries 117 pounds, with Conrad at 111 and Gowell at 108 cited among strong contenders alongside Luke Me- as a dark horse in the 13-racer field.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Douglas ‘Park
Rudolfo
1. J. Emmons
Conrad
Old Rosebud
Gowell
Victor
Luke Me
California Turfman Bets on Betloe and Jake
Jake, owned by K. W. Schorr of Memphis, and Betloe, owned by James Mac Manus, the renowned California turfman, are highlighted in racing notes.
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Jake
K. W. Schorr
Memphis
Betloe
James MacManus
California
Houck loses first Federal League start for Brooklyn
On May 22 in Brooklyn Byron Houck pitched his first Federal League game and took the loss as Kansas City defeated Brooklyn 8 to 2. Batteries Adams and Easterly for Brooklyn faced Houck and Land for Kansas City.
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Brooklyn
Byron Houck
Kansas” City
Stovall
Anson City
Adams
Houck
Land
Seattle Beats Vancouver In Tenth In Northwest League
In a high scoring Northwest League game Seattle edged Vancouver 2 to 1 in ten innings. Swain and Hulen contributed hits for Seattle while Hall, Kelly, Cadman and Cheek featured in the Vancouver outburst.
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Vancouver
Swain
Hulen
Seattle
Halla Kelly
Segre
Seattle Ope Pia
Kelly
Cadman
Hall
Cheek
Peter the Great chair carved with double headed eagle sold in London
A chair claimed to be made by Peter the Great from wreck timbers, a guest of John Evelyn, was recently sold in London. The piece features a carved Russian double headed eagle on its back, illustrating the claimed origin and craftsmanship.
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Peter the Great
John Evelyn
London
Grade School Boys Track Meet At Butte Today
Butte public grade schools and industrial echo boys compete in the third annual track and field meet at the gardens at 1 pm. Twenty seven events and three relays are on the card. Lincoln school seeks to defend titles amid improved attendance. George Downer and J J Och oversee with high school helpers.
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Butte
Industrial Echo
Butte Grammar Schools
Gardens
Lincoln School
George Downer
J. J. Och
Stores Split on Opening Game Closures in Butte
Butte stores split on early closure for the opening baseball game next Tuesday with some agreeing to shut afternoon hours while others will stay open. In other sports news, tennis pairs led by W. A. Larned and P. P. Larned were defeated by T. R. Pell and TS. Prentice, while W. Niles and A. B. Dabney, Massachusetts champions, beat Whitman and C. F. Watson Jr. at Tuxedo club. In golf, Walter J. Travis of Garden City reached the final stage along with Oswald Kirby of a local club as the 38-hole final looms tomorrow in Englewood New Jersey.
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Ome
Butte
Iment
Nu- W
Englewood
N. J
Walter J. ‘Travis
Garden ‘City
Oswald Kirby
Travis
Kirby
Metropolitan
Foster Going Yet At Shut Out Gait
Foster, a youthful Boston pitcher, blanked Chicago 1 to 0 to extend his scoreless innings streak to 38, a league season record. Cicotte pitched well for Chicago but an error by Blackburne cost him a shutout and gave Boston the game with the lone run. Batterton Cicotte and Schalk faced Foster and Thomas.
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Boston
Chicago
Foster
Clootte
Blackburne
Patie
Cicotte
Schalk
Thomas
Senators Fall In St Louis 5-4 Closer Game
Washington lost 5-4 to St Louis in the second game of the series. The locals collapsed in the eighth as the visitors scored four runs on a hit, a walk, and three errors. Batteries Hamilton Mitchell Agnew Avett Henry.
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Washington
St. Louis
Rowe St
Louie Fairives
Hamilton, Mitchell
Agnew Avett
Henry
Tigers fall to Phillies in rough nine to six game
Five Detroit pitchers worked as Philadelphia built a seven-error lead in two innings. Wyckoff limited Detroit despite hard hits, Burns slugged a homer a double and a single, while Hing sprained his back chasing Burns ball. Final score nine to six.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Wyckoft
Burns
Old Hing
C. "Williams
Coveleskip Reynolds
Hoehler
Hall and Stanage
Wyckoff
Bender
Schang
Rally Breaks New York Streak as Cleveland Wins Close Game
Cleveland ends its losing streak by edging New York in a tight matchup. Hagerman pitched well while Cook misplayed a key eighth inning rally, limiting New York to a late scoring burst. Peckinpaugh’s infield RBI and Hartzell scored on a misplay as Cleveland pulled ahead.
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New York
Cleveland
Jackson
Cook
Peckinpaugh
Hartzell
Hagerman
Rowe
Carisch
McHale
Schultz
Tigers overpower Sacramento for third straight win
In the Pacific Coast League action Venice beat Sacramento 7 to 1 as Bayles homered for the third time this week with a man on base. McDonnell scored twice and drew in two, while Bayles and the others contributed offense.
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Sacramento
Bayles
McDonnell
Venice
Tigers
Mh Nags
Socom Pag
Ficharty
Washington Crew Wins Three Mile Race on Lake Washington
The University of Washington varsity crew defeated the University of California by four lengths in a three mile race on Lake Washington late this afternoon. Washington clocked 16 11.
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Seattle
University of Washington
University of California
Lake Washington
Washington
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Mix
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Atren
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Minnetter
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Joe Gans
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