Happenings in Pro Baseball Between Boston and Chicago
Boston defeats Chicago as Griffiths pitching falters in the fifth inning. Attendance 4,774. Score 6 to 5. Batteries Young and Corger for Philadelphia and Joss with Bradley power rally for a shutout till two outs in the ninth. Attendance 1,788. Bradley homers in three straight games.
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Boston
Griffith
Chicago
Boston Today
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Joss
Bradley
Mary MacLanes Shut Out Portland 4–0 In Afternoon Game
The Mary MacLanes defeated Portland 4 to 0 behind Gay and Whitbeck pitching. Portland's fielding was strong but not enough as Butte tallied in the first and third innings with key hits and errors. Portland threatened in the ninth but failed to score as McIntyre and Gay kept them at bay.
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Portland
Mary MacLanes
Butte
McIntyre
Gay
Whitbeck
Muller
Engel
John McCloskey
Hupp
John
Kane
Ward
Marshall
Zearfoss
Meiintyre
Houtz
Vigneux
McCloskey
MeIntyre
Dessel
Tread Way
Deisel
Anderson
Weed
Hupp Also Made A Beautiful Throw From Rent Field
Mahaffey
St Louis Victory Over Washington On Timely Hitting
Washington lost to St Louis as Harper yielded after the second inning struggles. The Nationals produced little offense while St Louis scored key runs, with Patton and Clark behind the mound for St Louis and Harper paired with Sugden in the Washington battery.
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Washington
McGraw ejected after interference claim in Baltimore game
In Baltimore on May 23 McGraw was banished from the grounds after protesting a third to first base move in the seventh inning following Detroit’s claim that catcher Kelly interfered with the ball. Attendance was 2,161 as PURSUED 5.0.350/54).
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Baltimore
McGaaw
Detroit
Kelly
McGraw
DIES FROM BLOW IN RING
Tommy Nonan real name John Cassidy of Chelsea Mass died from a blow in a boxing match with Eddie Dixon of Chicago. Dixon charged with first degree manslaughter. seconds Sandler Saxe Flaherty Brien charged with second degree manslaughter. Bail set at 300. hearing scheduled June 6.
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Boston
Tommy Nonan
Eddie Dixon
Chicago
Dixon
John Cassidy
Chelesea
Mass
Nonan
Sol Sandler
Bernard Saxe
Thomas Flaherty
Joseph Brien
Butte Fans Eye Helena Opener and Travel Plans
Butte baseball fans consider a trip to Helena for the opening game next Tuesday with talks of a special outing. If attendance falters, a crowd may go to the following Sunday game. Helena shows improving form as optimistic weather hopes rise for a start to the season. Manager Wharton ordered grandstand seats widened from 26 to 30 inches. Bob Dowling, a California league pitcher, joins the Buttes after strong coast performances.
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Butte
Helena
Wharton
Bob Dowling
Buttes
California
Curran Beats Hallett On Foul in Third Bout in Havre Match
Special Dispatch to the Standard Havre May 23. The wrestling match between Jack Curran of Great Falls and C F Hallett of Fernie B C for 200 dollars took place Wednesday night. Curran was declared winner on a foul in the third bout after both wrestlers had a fall. Curran weighed 150 pounds while Hallett weighed 172 pounds.
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Havre
Jack Curran
Great Falls
C. FE. Hallett
Fernie B. C
Curran
Hallett
Pittsburg Triumphs in Ninth Inning Victory
Pittsburg won in the ninth with Beaumont delivering a three bagger and Burke bunting. Attendance reported at 2,100. Batteries were Doheny and H Smith for Pittsburg with Sparks and Bowerman in relief. Umpire Ennslie.
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Pittsburg
Beaumont
Burke
Doheny
H. Smith
Sparks
Bowerman
Enmslie
Jockey Joseph Pearson Shot by Wife in Eshlensborough
Pittsburg May 23. Joseph Pearson a horse jockey was shot and killed by his wife Louise at her home in Eshlensborough. He was about to strike her with a hatchet when she fired at him. Mrs Pearson is held pending coroners verdict.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Pearson
Louise
Eshlensborough
Chicago falters as Frazer returns in Philadelphia loss
Chicago lost to Philadelphia as Frazer celebrated his return, but the moment was marred by Chicago's inability to hit Frazer and convert key chances, ending the game in Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Frazer
Waring Thoroughbred Sam Hil dreth Dies at Worth
Chicago May 23 Sam Hil dreth the great handicap thoroughbred died at Worth from a ruptured blood vessel in the stomach. The five year old horse by Masetto The Sweeper and out of a mare of unknown name perished today.
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Chicago
Waring
Sam Hildreth
Worth
Masetto
Corbett Beats Broad In Ten Round Featherweight Battle
In Denver at the Coliseum Athletic Club William H. Rothwell known as Young Corbett of Denver defeats Kid Broad of Cleveland on points after ten close rounds. Broad led in late rounds but the referee credited Corbett with the victory amid audience dispute.
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Denver
William H. Rothwell
Sporting World
Young Corbett
Kid” Broad
Cleveland
Ohio
Coliseum Athletic Club
Broad
Waal
Fettle
Corbett
Coliseum
Young Daveny
Redy"’ Coogan
Birdlegs
Collins
Kid” Thomas
Chicago
Eddie Toy
Rube Smith
George English
Bob Stockton
Abe Attell
Jeff
Road
Brad
Key
Rambling Katie Wins Manchester Cup at Whitsuntide Meeting
London May 23 Rambling Katie captured the Manchester Cup, a 3000 pound prize for horses eight years and older, over a mile and a half at the Whitsuntide meeting. Hymrose finished second and First Principle third with fifteen starters in the field.
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London
Rambling Katie
Hymrose
Principle
Jackson Beats Walsh in Ten Round Bout Stoppage
In Baltimore on May 23 Young Peter Jackson defeated Canada’s Harry Walsh when the referee stopped the ten round match. Walsh was largely knocked out as the decision went to Jackson.
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Baltimore
Young Peter Jackson
Harry Walsh
Canada
Jackson
Walsh
Whitford Leads in Even Game in Pool Tournament
Whitford led in an even pool tournament match last night as players jostled for position and the event kept a tight scoreboard tempo. King remained a challenger, pushing hard in the late frames and testing Whitford's steady shotmaking.
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Whitford
Jeffries Fitzsimmons Set for July Boxing Match in San Francisco
James J. Jeffries and Robert Fitzsimmons sign amended terms for a 20 round title fight on July 25, 1902 at the San Francisco Athletic Club. Purse split 60-40 of 70 percent gross, with 2,500 forfeits for each fighter and 5,000 for the club if the bout fails. referee Edward M. Graney named. gloves, medical exams, and gate rules outlined. pictures share 20 percent to the club and 80 percent to the winner.
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San Francisco Athletic Club
San Francisco
James J. Jeffries
Robert Fitzsimmons
Central Theater
Billy Delaney
Jeffries
Bob
Fitzsimmons
Cal
Witnesset
L—Jeffries
Edward M. Graney
Jeffries and Fitzsimmons
Baseball or Bowling Score Gap Details in Midgame Notes
The report lists 선수 with 269 and Whitford 19 as part of a series ending tonight. King holds 669, aiming for 990 while Whitford sits at 650, with Whitford at 2368 total. To win King must run 282 and Whitford 381.
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Whitford
King
Oregon Wins Close Field Meet Over Multnomah Club
In Portland on May 23 the University of Oregon track team defeated Multnomah club 53 to 51. Clyde Payne captained Oregon and set a new 220 yard dash record at 23 seconds.
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Portland
Ore
University of Oregon
Multnomah
Oregon
Clyde Payne
Will Take Plans to Washington
Red Lodge May 23 The board of directors of the American Aerial Navigation company met for its first session. Pat Lavelle of Columbus was elected president with S. T. Simonton among the officers and directors discussed plans to Washington.
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Standard Red Lodge
The
American Aerial Navigation Company
Pat Lavelle
Columbus
S. T. Simonton
Airship Plans Targeted by Washington Team Leader
H Benbow will start for Washington in a few days and submit his airship plans to Professor Longley. He expects to have the airship in operation in about 90 days as part of the Washington team with vice president and secretary treasurer noted.
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George W. Pierson
Benbow
Washington
Longley
Molders and Helpers Out at Granite City Plant
Six hundred molders and helpers walked out of the American Steel Foundry plant in Granite City Illinois after refusing nine steel transoms and 15 bolsters in a ten hour day. They maintained eight transoms and 14 bolsters was the former standard. Only the shipping department operated today. total workforce 2700, no expected impact on other workers.
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St. Louis
American Steel Foundry Company
Granite City
Til
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