Wild pitch by Bush sinks Indians in 5 4 loss
In a wild game, Cleveland drops to Philadelphia 5 4 as Bush's errant delivery helps the Athletics seize the victory. Cleveland builds momentum late but Washington’s defeat sends Chicago back atop the standings. Faber outduels the home team in Washington 4 1 as Star pitchers duel.
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Walkerville Club to Stage Athletic Show Next Friday
The Walkerville Athletic club announces a Friday night athletic show with boxing bouts featuring Bens and Terry, Rourke, Fitz Ellington, and Al Pichards. Referees Ike Hennessy and Matt Money Lee Sheridan. Other acts include Tom Fitzpatrick and a cast of local performers plus Butte Grill entertainment and Van Ness quartet.
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Directors to Decide on More Bleachers for Baseball Club
The baseball directors met to plan expanded seating at Great Falls park. They aim to add bleachers to exceed 4000 seats, extending 100 feet along measurers and 60 feet third-base side, plus 40 feet front. The project costs around 000 and adds 1000 more capacity. President Catkins and others toured Great Falls park to compare amenities.
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Pitchers' wild display marks four game series
A chaotic four game set between Mackmen and Tigers produced a high rate of battery errors with 38 by Detroit and 49 by Athletics pitchers. Wind blamed by Jack for poor control, while debates over boxing sparring partners and era-era concerns appear in scattered editorials.
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Giants Sweep West on National Trip to 12th Straight Win
The New York Giants extend their winning streak to 12 by defeating Cincinnati 6 to 1 in ten innings. Perritt and Rariden, Schulz and Wingo held Cincinnati to 11 hits as New York moved east with a national record.
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Freddie Beell 10 to Workout Today
Pat Connolly plans predate matches against Heels and Americus while Freddie Beell 10 prepares at Crowley & Lockhart for a conditioning session. Beell will join heavyweights and grapplers as part of the bid Invite event to showcase techniques and stamina for fans this Friday at the theater.
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Reuther's Ninth Inning Homer Lifts Indians Past Spokane
Spokane and the Indians battled to a 5 4 finish with Reuther delivering a go ahead home run in the ninth. The late rally tied the game in the eighth before the decisive blast.
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Tigers and Beavers Split Pair of Games in Rain
Great Falls Mont May 24 Vancouver and Tacoma split a twin bill with Tacoma winning 7 to 3 in the morning and Vancouver 11 to 1 in the afternoon. The day featured loose pitching early and Beavers basy hitting in the second game with four Tiger errors.
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Monsey to Lead Grammar School Track Meet at Columbia Gardens
O Y Munsey superintendent of playground instruction will run grammar school track and field events at Columbia Gardens next Saturday, starting 1 30 PM. Students may enter up to two events plus a relay, prizes awarded by color coded ribbons, and the school may win a banner if it leads the score. The program spans the afternoon with calls before each event and prizes delivered the following week at the schools.
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The Upstream Gamefish and Echoes of Sport
A mosaic of nature and sport fills this piece from a historic riff on sea life and athletic praise. It references gamefish swimming upstream and warns of gales while weaving in players like Zimmerman, Tris Speake, and Walter Johnson. It muses on prowess in football, boxing, wrestling, and baseball amid era-specific teams and stars.
Undefined baseball notes amid rain delayed games
Scattered fragments show a game spotter noting a late inning nod to a player named Webb. The account mentions a one hour forty five minute duration and an umpire named Howell. Rain postponed a San Francisco Los Angeles clash and other West Coast results including Oakland and Portland games.
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Classified Ads Appear in The Standard Butte Anaconda
Various listings show stove repair and service by Bell Inn, Park Street, Butte. Announcements offer sawing machines for rent, furnished cabins for rent in Anaconda, and inquiries at Standard offices in Butte and Anaconda. Also present are assay chemists Goodall Bros and Brownfield Canty Co with contact details.
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