Spokane Indians Triumph in 11th Inning Over Miners
Ephrial Dispatch reports Spokane won 4 to 3 in 11 innings after a prolonged tussle with Butte Miners. Clynes tied the score in the eighth and delivered a key throw from left. Wright was hit hard but held on until the eleventh when Spokane scored the winning run as Jensen replaced him. Both teams delivered strong defense and timely batting. Claflin pitched steadily for the Miners until the eleventh, when Spokane’s offense broke through.
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Eperial Dispatch
Standard
Spakené
Wash
Spokane
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Gard
Butte
Claflin
AB. R. EI
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Lienwee
Shea
Dudley
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Tost
Pet
Hulen
Chandler
Philadephia
New York
Kippert
Boston
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Ren Thusburg
ASD Amozers
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Jhmsen
Peeters Arserns
Spallane
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Trhy
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Olf
Clafin
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Rippert
Oy Clafiin
Ynnings
Jensen
Rouhia
Hulten
Rogers
James
Metropolitan golf championship ends tied after 88 holes
On the Bailusrol links near Short Hill New Jersey Charles Seely of Week tndaz and Jerome BD Travers of Montclair fought to a one up finish after 88 holes in the Metropolitan golf championship standings of the clubs northwestern league with New York reporting May 22.
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Bailusrol Links
Short Hill
Charles
Seely
Tndaz
Jerome BD
Travers
Montclair
Doles
Seattle Scores Stout Win In Aberdeen Clash
In Seattle’s 4 to 2 win over Aberdeen, Rush held the champions to two runs through seven innings. Stackell retired at the end of the seventh, and Brown, a left-hander, finished the game. Hare mon starred for Seattle both in the field and at bat. Batteries Rush and Stanley Starkell Lewis and Spencer. Special Dispatch to the Standard. Vancouver. B. Cy May 23 Vancouver, Tecoma, rain.
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Leajing
Seattle Taok
Aberdeen
Haremon
Seattla
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Bite
Stackell
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Gans
Rus
Seaitin
Aberleen Hooegaugh
Stanley
Starkell
Lewis and Spencer
Jimplin
Frary
Vancouver
B. Cy
Dartmouth Wins New England Intercollegiate Championship
Dart mouth won the twenty second annual championship athletic contests of the New England Intercollegiate association today as representatives from 11 colleges competed in Brookline Mass on May 28.
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Brookine
Mass
Dartmouth
New England Intercollegiate Association
Swift Specific Co. promotes blood cleansing for skin cures
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a safe herb remedy that purifies the blood to treat eczema acne tetter salt rheum and related skin diseases. It claims humors in the blood from sluggish waste removal cause eruptions and asserts S. S. S. removes them restoring healthy skin. Includes offer of a free book on skin diseases and drugstore availability through the Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
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S. S
S.S
U.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Cure of Eczema Claims From Blood Purifier
A patient sick years with eczema on the shinbone reports failing prior remedies and a physician’s care. After trying a product labeled 3.8.8 the skin cleared and remained well for months, with no relapse. Address given: 404 Freedom St Alliance.
Eight crews shatter records for oarsmen at Schuylkill regatta
In Philadelphia on May 24 the American Rowing Association held its best regatta yet on the Schuylkill River. Five eights broke course records, led by the University of Pennsylvania and New York Athletic Club only in a dead heat for first. Yale, Pennsylvania and Harvard led junior college race, with Yale posting 6 minutes 7 seconds. Crarden town prep, Yale, Harvard and Baltimore took one first each as large crowds gathered along the riverbanks.
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American Rowing Association
Schuylkill River
University of Pennsylvania
New York Athetic Club
Yale
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Hervard
Eilion
Crargetown Preparatory School
Baltimore
Erewe Carrie
Baseball scores and pitching updates from May games
Washington beat Detroit 2 to 8 with Kilian pitching and Schauidé contributed. Cleveland defeated Philadelphia on May 23 with timely hitting and three stolen bases. New York and Boston games featured pitching versus defensive errors and varied support as Orth, Smith, and others appeared in the box scores.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Smith
Wayne Ri
Berger
Bella
Carter
Dygert
Schreck
Powers
Boston
Louie
Morgan
Powell
Spomzering
New York
Orth
Shaw
Klenow
St. Louis Stars Take Two From New York in League Doubleheader
In a national league doubleheader, St. Louis outpitched New York with strong pitching from Lush and McGinty and a balanced attack. The visitors struggled to score as St. Louis built early leads, while Cincinnati and Philadelphia also posted wins in a day of mixed results across the circuit.
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St. Louis
St. Tavis
New York
Lush
New Yorks
Raymond
Pacific Coast League game results and scorers
San Francisco and Oakland reports note Trent team victory with a tight score, listing players such as Wortland, Battarler-Killian, Hardy, Lewin, Garratt, and WMrdden. The context includes May game summaries and local league standings with multiple names and partial scores.
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Tolland
May
Trent
Oaklandt
Qnieland
Wortland
Krtiane
DB Battarler
Killian
Hardy
Lewin
Garratt
Wmrdden
Little Montane Stars defeat West Siders in sand ball
The Little Montane Stars beat the West Siders 12 to 4 with Shamus Hogan and four others scoring. The Granite Stark routed the National Starn 18 to 3 with Sharkey and James tallying for the winners. West Riders lost to Hub Addition 9 to 6 with Downing Linaman Horney and Poigier among the scorers.
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West Siders
Shamus Hogan
Wild
Wiedentianh
Stark
Natione
al Starn
Sharkey
James
West Ridera
Ntne
Batterton
Hub
Downing
Linaman
Horney
Poigier
Doyle Princeton pitcher signs with Anaconda to boost state bid
Doyle formerly starred at Princeton for three years and is now signed by Bert Schils to join Anaconda. He has coached at Colorado School of Mines and played in a recent exhibition against Bulto School of Mines, hitting a home run. He will stay in Anaconda through the summer to advance metallurgical studies at the Washoe smelter.
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Butts
Doyle
Boxman
Princeton
Bert Schils
Colorado School of Mines
Fensure
Bulto School of Mines
Anaconda
Jay Gould Again Beats English Champion in Tennis
May 23 at Queen’s Club the Olympic games court concluded with Jay Gould of New York defeating Eustace Miles of England in three straight sets. Gould’s victory marked his third major win over Britain’s top players this year. His sharp judgment and second effort sealed the decisive win despite less flawless strokes.
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Jay Gould
New York
Eustace Miles
Gould
Briain
OWA TAKES THE MEET IN MIDST OF RAINSTORM
Kansas City May 24 With rain falling intermittently all afternoon the field a sea of mud Ames Towa State Agricultural college of Ames Iowa annexed the first annual track and field meet of the Missouri Valley Intercollegiate association Ames 52 Missouri 19 Drake 13 Washington 13 Kansas 11 Nebraska 7 Iowa 7
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Towa State Agricultural College of
Ames
Towa
Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Association
Missouri
Drake
Washington
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Syracuse Defeats Navy on Severn River Course
Syracuse varsity eight defeated Navy by about a half boat length on the Severn River, finishing in 10 minutes 2 1/5 seconds to Navy's 10 minutes 34 1/5 seconds. Anhapalia, Ma, May 24 report details the season finale for the Navy crew.
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Syracuse
NAVY
Severn
Anhapalia
Syracuse University
Records From Blind Athletic Contests Reported
Records from 16 schools for the blind in several states showing results from last month's national track and field contest arrived in Pittsburg. Jacksonville ML pupils won the 1 000 yard race and proved easy victors. Louisville KY school placed second, while Eastern Pennsylvanian Overbrook PA pupil Inez Putte ranked third.
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Jacksonville
Louisvile
Inez Putte
Overbrook Pa
Grant and Lincoln win in Butte school league
In the Butte grade school league Grant defeated Greeley 19 to 4 and Lincoln beat McKinley 12 to 1 yesterday morning. Washington scheduled to play Jaimoln Tuesday to decide who meets Grant in the high school banner contest Saturday morning. Fire Station Juniors beat Hopkins nine to Dyer yesterday, the latter team quitting in the ninth. Batteries: Fire Station Jacko and S Foust Hopkins Welly and S Tieff. The University of tack team defeated the University of Chicago 61 to 62 in a local game.
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Greeley
Lincoln
McKinley
Washington School
Fire Station
Hopkins Diniar Hall
Tire Station
Jacko
S. Foust
Hopkins
Welly
S. Tieff
University of Tack
University of Chicago
Electrics Lead Butte City League Standings
The Electrics top the Butte City League pennant race after beating Athletics at Columbia Gardens last night, while Tripp and Dragstedt fall to second. Woodmen and Meadervilles have not yet played. opening of Walkerville park features a 2:30 p.m. doubleheader.
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Tripp
Butte
Av. Electhics
Tripp & Dragsteat
AIAF
Woodmen
Meadervilles
Walkerville Park
Clork
RE T. & Do
Goaaonw
Biohorn
Conmon
Holland
Strener
Breen
Rog Unigire
Coppe
Western League Rain Delays Lincoln Denver Series
In Lincoln and Denver the doubleheader was postponed by rain. Lincoln and Omaha faced rain disruptions affecting scheduled Sunday games. Sioux City’s matchup with Pueblo was also postponed due to rain, delaying the league slate.
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College scores and weather note from the Toledo Blade
From the Toledo Blade, a collage of American Association game results across cities with scores listed for St. Paul, Columbus, Louisville, Toledo, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Princeton, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Holy Cross, Yale, Wesleyan, Williams, and others. A weather remark notes Toledo cold waves differ from poorer areas and praises enduring blossoms while predicting a longer ambrosial spring.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapols
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Holy Cross
Yale
Wesleyan
Williams
Panmbia
Trarmy
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Piftwon
Darinces
Miscuri University
Washington
Minnesota
Brown
University of Michigan
University of Vermont
Amhorar
Purdos
University of Chien
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