Spokane tops Butte in ninth to win miners game
Mackin's clutch two out hit after a walk and bases full in the ninth gave Spokane a sensational the win over Butte. Jensen relieved and held Butte to no hits in the final four innings while earning credit for three wins this week.
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Mackin
Hurley
Thomas
Stevens
Chandler
Kippert
Galaski
Hulen
Jensen
Butte
Cartright
James
Kreitz
Dudley
Bennett
Kurley
Irby
Swain
Tener Serene
Siis
Seeeenee
J. Thomas
Dorscheroe
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Erenee
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Siulen
Ort Thomas
Reniker
Black
Seattle and Aberdeen Play Thrilling Rainy Tie Game
In Seattle on May 24 3500 fans watched Seattle and Aberdeen endure rain and mud as a long lead vanished and the teams tied late. Bennett delivered a two run hit to restore parity, Frisk ended it with a clean drive to center, and Umpire Frary ejected Stanley after a dispute.
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Standard
Seattle
Aberdeen
Bennett
Thompson
Cahill
Streich
Frisk
Frary
Stanley
Fitzgerald
Adams
R. H. EB. Beetles
Oescis
Welch, Allen, Stanley and Fortier
Lewis, Moore, Thompson and Spencer
Tigers Rally To Defeat Beavers In Tacoma Tilt
Five bases on balls issued by pitcher Erickson helped the Tigers win 6 to 5 after transferring from Vancouver. Tacoma trailed after five, then cinched the victory in the fifth as Kellackey scored on a single to plate two. Butler labored, while Vancouver could not overcome the miscues and hits.
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Tacoma
Erickson
Tigers
Vancouver
Kellackey
Butler
Beavers
R. H. E. Taco
Butiler
Arbogast
Caruthers
Weathered scores echo rain dampens Midwest games
In Columbus Louisville won 2 to 1 while Minneapolis beat St Paul 6 to 0 in a rain spoiled Milwaukee contest. Toledo took 9 to 8 at home against Indianapolis as listed game results.
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Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Denver Denver Lincoln game postponed by rain
Rain halted the Denver game while Omaha beat Des Moines 9 to 3 in the other matchup with scores and locations noted.
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Denver
Denver-Lincoln
Omaha
Des Moines
Helena Athletics Fall to Great Falls Indians in Pitchers Duel
In Helena on May 24 the Helena Athletics lost 4 to 2 to the Great Falls Indians. The game featured strong pitching as Remmen allowed two hits for Helena while King yielded eight for the Indians, following a previous win by Helena over Anaconda last Sunday.
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The
Standard
Helena
Helena Athletics
Anaconda
Great Walls
Woolman Juniors Triumph 17–4 Over Minahs
Roley Delaney and John Mulholland led Woolman as they beat the Minah Juniors 17 to 4. Ed Die Neary and Willie Noonan played for the Minahs in the reported game.
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Wideawake
Woolman
The
Standard
Roley Delaney
John Mulholland
Minah
Minahs
Eddie Neary
Willie Noonan
Butte Beats Missoula In Gardens Game In Long Nine
Butte defeats Missoula 10 to 9 at Columbia Gardens in a high scoring nine inning contest. Hoon starred for Missoula with key plays and a three base hit, while Trainor Gleason and Merkle contributed offense for Butte as umpire Hartzell sparked controversy with several disputed calls. Attendance around 900, two hours and fifteen minutes.
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Missoula
Gardens
Trainor
Hudson
Gleason
Art Merkle
Sicher
Wilson
Hauswirth
Professor Hartzell
AB. R. H. PO. A.E. Bmeetig
Bis
Durig
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Semlth
Fell
Fuller
Hoon
Kane
Jones
Kelly
H. Merkle
Collins
Hartwell
Hill City Opens Walkerville Ball Park With City Leaders
Hill City celebrated the opening of the Walkerville grounds as the Modern Woodmen defeated Hill City 16 to 12. Mayor Finnegan christened the park with a pitching display, while Hill City players showed promise despite limited practice. The Woodmen led early, Hill City rallied but fell short. improvements to the field and grandstand are planned, with Electric and other games scheduled.
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Gardens Ball Park
Walkerville Grounds
Butte
Hill City
Woodmen
Finnegan
Walkerville
Kerstahler Sundberg
Henline
Sarinsky
Kelly
Sundberg
Columbia Gardens
Arthur Wins Handicap Golf Meet at Country Club
Old timers enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at the Country Club links in Butte as Donald Arthur won a handicap contest with a 6 handicap and a net 78. Several top local golfers competed, with results listed, and a medal play event is planned for Memorial Day. The group met at the Silver Bow club for an impromptu banquet after.
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Butte
Donald Arthur
R. G. Pratt
J. O. Hodgens
J. I. Case
R. M. Hodgen
Silver Bow Club
Nickel Stars In Dual Track Meet Triumph
Carl Nickel dominated the events as Y M S eclipsed Five Ws 60 to 39 at the Butte dual track meet. Nickel swept sprints from 50 to 440 yards and placed second in broad jump, guiding St Patrick’s Young Men’s Society to victory over the Five W’s on a Sunday meet at the race track.
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Butte
Carl Nickel
Missoula
Star
Allen
Pierce
Matson
Harvey
Nickel
McDonald
Y. M
Davis
Ench
Seymour
Grunert
Kenck
Hogan
Mattson
Togan
Hamilton Loses As Bonner Boomers Triumph On Home Field
Bonner defeats Hamilton 7 to 4 after an eighth inning surge. Connelly and Ferguson star for Bonner with key runs and strong defense. Loehner fans 14, while Cothrell gives up five runs in the decisive frame.
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Ing. Loehner
Connelly
Ferguson
Bonner
Hamilton
Pirttigon Faveaaes
Jim Murphy Plans Extraordinary Rope Skipping Showdown
Jim Murphy will clash with Jerry McCarthy at the Holland rink next Thursday night in a rope skipping contest billed as the West's best. Murphy aims to beat all world records from 1 to 5,000 skips in rapid time, with a $1 purse and wagers on specific milestones. A six round amateur boxing match between Kid Pecore and Mike Kelly completes the card as the Holland club launches monthly entertainments and a possible gymnasium under its banner.
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Jim Murphy
Jerry McCarthy
Holland
West
Murphy
McCarthy
Kid Pecore
Mike Kelly
The
Blanc's Medeah Wins Prix de Diane at Chantilly
Edmond Blanc's Medeah captured the Prix de Diane for 3 year old fillies at Chantilly in the 10 1 2 furlongs event valued about $18 000. The victory marked a notable win for the owner trainer and horse in the French Oaks.
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Chantilly
Edmond Blanc
Medeah
Missoula Gun Club Holds Notable Trap Shoot
Missoula May 24 The Missoula Gun club staged a top season shoot at the south side grounds with expert C D Plank of Denver exhibiting. Results include Event No 1 singles led by Deschamps and Plank. Event No 2 Woodworth Ward medal with Plank high. Event No 8 Stewart medal won by England. Event No 4 shootoff won by Plank. Event No 5 team shoot led by Stephens Plank Schultz and Hickey. Event No 6 five pairs won by Plank Steinbrenner Woody Deschamps and Baker. Event No 7 team shoot led by Stephens Plank Schultz and Hickey.
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Missoula
South Side Grounds
C.D. Plank
Denver
Deschamps
Conlon
England
Montgomery
Hickey
Plank
Steinbrenner
Smith
Stephens
Baker
Woody
Schultz
Woodworth-Ward
Heimbach
Stewart
Leek
Mwngland
British Australians to meet American battleship fleet
Sydney reports arrangements for British Australian Chinese squadrons to meet the American fleet during its visit. Bonfires will light headlands when a signal indicates sighting.
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Sydney
Australia
China
Six round sparring match scheduled Pecore versus Kelly
A six round sparring contest pits Kid Pecore against Mike Kelly. Also noted is a monthly membership card price of $1.
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Kid Pecore
Mike Kelly
Awful Slaughter at The Gardens Diamond
The Theatrical Social club beat the employer of the Butte electric railroad 18 to 4 in a one sided game. The theatricals ended early by batting around in the first inning while the street car squad used three pitchers with no hits off Wilcox. Clayburn stole home, Wilcox and Delcoe paired as battery for the winners, Joe Connors umpired.
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Butte Electric Railroad
Clayburn
Wilcox
Delcoe
J. Hancock
Doc Roller
Joe Connors
Helena Players Entertained by Butte Tennis Club
Prominent Helena players Kaufmann and Blake visited the Butte club on Diamond street courts for fast sets. Kaufmann, a state tournament entrant last year, predicts Helena will challenge Montana’s top players in August. The Helena scene grows stronger with several women competing, while Butte plans to send several men who may contend for the championship led by D. D. McLaughlin. Dr. Alfred Karsted and Harry Burton show exceptional speed and have beaten McLaughlin recently, though Mack’s form may return with time.
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Messrs
Kaufmann
Blake
Helena
Butte
Diamond Street
Montana
Broadwater
Alfred Karsted
Harry Burton
D. D. McLaughlin
Boyd Putnam Dead
Actor Boyd Putnam the leading man for the Lillian Russell company died today at Irvington New York from Brights disease. He passed away at the home of his brother in law Lyman Graw.
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New York
Boyd Putnam
Lillian Russell Company
Lyman Graw
Irvington
N. Y
Bright
Revolutionists Sentenced by Russian Court Martial
A court martial in St. Petersburg has condemned four of 11 revolutionists to death, six to penal servitude, and acquitted one. The defendants include four women and proceedings began several days ago.
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St. Petersburg
Miners to Return in West Virginia Coal Fields
In Huntington West Virginia on May 24 more than 2000 miners idle due to weak business will resume work tomorrow in the Elkhorn and Pocahontas coal fields.
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Huntington
W. Va
Elkhorn
Pocahontas
Bozeman Beats Billings in Opening Day Baseball Game
In Bozeman on May 24 the home team defeated the Billings All Stars 7 to 4. Hartman pitched well for Bozeman and George Scarlett umpired satisfactorily. Billings had six hits to Bozeman's nine as both sides displayed solid defense despite a rough field.
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All- Stars
Billings
Edwards
Billings Boys
George Scarlett
Hartman
Bozeman Boys
Bozeman Billings
Howell
Wasson
Snyder
Aubin
Hapner
Stuart
Kelly
Tate
Billings—Dehaven
Cadwallader
Skeel
Russell
Thorine
Smith
Tobin
Deckert
Lloyd Dehaven
Brown
Dodgers Sweep Twin Bill Over Giants at San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 21 the Los Angeles team won both ends of a doubleheader against the Giants. Morning game ended 6 to 1 with Nagle and Hogan among the batters. afternoon 1 to 0 in 11 innings as Gray and Willis duel yielded the lone run.
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Los Angeles
R. H. EB. Log Amos
Ccsvevcce Socce Roe Ee Ban
Nagle
Hogan
Suttor
Berry
Gray
Willis
R. H. BE. Togan
Ojos
Benses
la Lange
Portland Shut Out by Oakland in Baseball Game
Portland endured a 0 to 6 defeat to Oakland as weak hitting and poor judgment undermined their effort. Batteries Wright and Slattery for Oakland opposed Pernoil and Whalen.
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Portland
Oakland
Een -Seewees
Ieee
Wright
Slattery
Pernoil
Whalen
Brooklyns Edge Reds on Errors in Opening Inning
National League game in Cincinnati shows two errors by Lobert and Hulswit in the first inning leading to all Brooklyn runs. final score Cincinnati 0 Brooklyn 2. Batteries Coakley and McLean for Brooklyn McIn tyre and Bergen for Cincinnati. Umpires Klem and Rieler.
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Lobert
Hulswit
Thes Brooklyns
Sas Gnade
Mies
Sececece
Coakley
McLean
McIntyre
Bergen
Klem and
Rieler
New York Runs On Fraser Passes and Errors
Chicago and New York games noted with two Fraser passes turned into runs and two errors aiding. Taylor pitched poorly in the ninth. McGinnity relieved him as Bresnahan, Taylor, and Kling contributed. Umpires O Day and Emslie listed.
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New York
Fraser
Taylor
McGinnity
Frazer
Kling
Bresnahan
O'Day
Emslie
Knabe drives in run as Philadelphia tops St Louis
Knabe’s two base hit in the sixth followed by a sacrifice and long fly produced the only run in the game. Philadelphia wins the opening game of the series at St Louis as batteries Raymond McGlynn Ludwig for Philadelphia and Shaw McQuillan Jacklitsch for St Louis. Umpires Rudderham and Johnstone.
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Knabe
Philadelphia
Rm. H. EB
Leede
Bree
Raymond, McGlynn
Ludwig
Shaw
McQuillan
Jacklitsch
Rudderham
Johnstone
Dillon Independents Defeat Anaconda 11 to 1
Dillon, May 4. The Dillon Independents routed Anaconda 11 to 1 as visitors were outclassed at all phases. A bleacher collapse injured Louis Wells, breaking both bones of his left leg.
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Dillon
Dillon Independents
Anaconda
Louis Wells
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