Darkness Halts Washington Game In Suspenseful Tie
Washington and Chicago battled through 14 innings before darkness stopped play. Harper Henry errors in seventh fueled Chicago runs while Judge and Williams produced key hits. In Boston, Detroit sliders fell 3 straight as Cunningham faltered and Shore shut down visitors. New York outslugged St Louis 7 6 with Sisler collecting four singles in five trips.
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aLfunner
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Th RE
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Boston Americans
Detroit
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Shore
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Shore and
Cady
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Vancouver
Tacoma
New York
Cat Madelphia
St Louis
Thunderstorm Halts Cleveland Philadelphia Game In Fourth Inning
Cleveland led Philadelphia 3 0 when a thunderstorm stopped play after four innings. Coveleskie started for Cleveland with Shedhan relieving Wyckof for Philadelphia. The article notes construction progress at the new ball park and plans to expand seating to 4,000 with new bleachers and adjustments to grandstand use, along with team moves and pitcher signings affecting Spokane and related clubs.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Coveleskie
Shedhan
Wyckof
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Coveieskie
O'Neil
Wreker
Sheehan
Schang
Ball Park
Board of Iirecture
Tom Collins
Charley White Knocks Out Saylor in First Round
In Cincinnati on May 25 Charley White of Chicago knocked out Milburn Saylor of Indianapolis in the first round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Saylor did not land a blow and was knocked to the floor for the count of four before a minute had elapsed. Saylor rose dizzy as White delivered the knockout blow. both fighters weighed 130 pounds at 2 o clock.
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Cincinnati
Charley White
Chicago
Milburn Saylor
Indianapolis
Saylor
White
Cleveland's Fohl Guides Tribe In 1916 Pennant Drive
Long review of Cleveland manager Danny Fohl and his influence on the Indians during the 1916 season. Noting connections with Pittsburgh fans and figures like Tris Speaker and Walter Johnson, the piece credits Fohl with developing pitchers and fielding stars, and highlights the club's success against Washington and Eastern rivals.
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Gleveland Indians
New York Giants
Overshaw Sather
United States
Lee Fohh
Tris
John Meo
Otal Pittsburs
Nehtag
A. A
Fohl
Cleveland
Miafi
Birmingham
Pittsburg
Postpone Grammar Meet Due to Wet Weather
Tune 3 is the new date set for the Hutte grammar school field meet which was scheduled for Saturday. The event is postponed because of wet weather and entries will close May 31. Names of the entries must be certified by the principals of the various school.
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Hutte Grammar School
Butte City League prepares eight clubs for season start
Eight clubs including Walkerville Montana Dairy Centerville Meaderville East Side EX Celvio Marquette and South Side make up the league. Clubs posted 49 forfeit to ensure season finish. Opening games Sunday at 3:30 at Columbia Gardens between Excelsior and Montana Dairy and East Side and Center. Next week Meader and Walkerville Marquettes and South Side to play. schedule to be completed. Black Rocks and Boxeman Aggies play today and tomorrow at the new ball park. Western League results noted: Lincoln 5 St Joseph 0. Omaha 6 Des Moines 4 in eighteen innings.
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Walkerville
Montana Dairy
Butte
Centerville
Meaderville
East Side
Celvio
Marquette
South Side
Frank Yroyle
Columbia Gardens
Excelsior
Meader
Marquettes
Black Rocks
Boxeman ‘Aggies
Ball Park
Pirates blank Brooklyn in final game of series
Pittsburg pitcher Miller yielded three hits as the Pirates shut out Brooklyn 5 to 0 in the series finale. Consecutive hits plated runs in each of the first five frames, giving Pittsburgh an early lead and the victory.
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Brooklyn
Pirates
Pittsburg
Miller
Soccer Players to Meet in Sunday Friendlies
Anaconda Wilsened invites a Butte Sunday match against Butte City at Lake Avoca at 3:20. Thistles and Argyles also play on the same grounds Sunday. Butte City players meet at the lake Sunday 6. The team aims to go to Roundup July 4 for a Fourth of July event under United Mine Workers of America. Members with tickets or money should bring them to Schillings 9 North Main Sunday evening. Thistle lineup includes Sullivan, gerty, McAuley, Doyle, Hutton, Gill Tan, Martin, A Barrie, McNell, Byrnes, Millen.
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Thistle
Sullivan
1Gerty
McAuley
Doyle
Hutton
Gill Tan
Martin
A. Barrie
McNell
Byrnes
Millen
Butte High elects football manager for fall season
Herbert Auerpaen was elected manager by a student vote of Butte High School football candidates. Other nominees included Tyler Phelps Tom Brock Way Bert Hayes and Glazer Torance. The new gymnasium with modern equipment will make the team the best trained in the state.
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Herbert Auerpaen
Butto High School
Tyler Phelps
Tom
Brock Way
Bert Hayes
Glazer
Torance
Butte High
Stecher Edges Gotch in Lively Pre-Fight Chatter
Freddie Beell, a midwest wrestling name, trains for tonight's Broadway theater match against Pat Connolly as Stecher and Gotch loom large. Beell recalls past rivals and praises Stecher's durability while Connolly eyes victory and a strong showing for the crowd. Two preliminaries, with Duncan Joyce, Martin Joyce, and Duncan Andrews set for the card, begin at 8:30 p.m.
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Mantoff
Tus Siam
Demeteal
Lamm
Bell
Prims Hackensehmidt
Goteh
Towan
Beell
Burns
Ordeman
Westergard
Americus
Herg
Bailiwick
Connolly
Duncan Les
Martin Joyce
Duncan Andrews
Butte Great Falls Game Postponed Amid Weather
Great Falls May 25 Butte and Great Falls game postponed due to rain and snow. Spokane defeated Seattle 8 to 2 with strong offense today in a separate noted score.
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Great Falls
Butte
Spokane
Seattle
Arene
Tacoma wins final game of series in Vancouver
In Vancouver on May 25 Tacoma clinched the series with a 10 to 2 victory. The Tigers fielded and ran well despite some errors, dominating the game from start to finish as Tacoma completed the series win over Vancouver with a strong offensive showing.
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Vancouver
Tacoma
Tigers
Cleveland's pennant chances hinge on two conditions
Grantland Rice analyzes the 1920 baseball race noting Cleveland’s surge from seventh to challenge for the pennant if two factors hold: avoid key injuries to stars like Speaker and sustain team morale through reverses. He praises Cleveland's pitching staff Morton Bagby Coombe Cov Clarkie and Kiepfer and highlights Tris Speaker's defense and outfield range. The Giants’ westward tour is also noted as exposing a strong attack even in defeat.
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Nick Willame Ia
Gonfalon
Bugs” Reisgle
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Rube Evans
Noble
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Dutch Reuther
Bheely
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Rewther
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Cleveland Miracle
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Tuck
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Parton
Tris Speaker
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Coombe
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Kiepfer
Thzers
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Red Sox
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Chapman
Klepfer
Gough
Giants
Giants Power Lifts Team Despite Pitching Woes
Giants struggle with pitching early but build strength at the plate. Tearead, Anderson, Benton, Perrite, Stroud and Mathewson form a core pitching staff, while Tearead and Renton deliver solid years. If the rotation can stabilize, New York could contend with Boston, Brooklyn and Philadelphia, leveraging power to climb from a weak start.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
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Reaves
Tesreau
Renton
Per
Titt
Dyeing and Cleaning Ad in the Standard Parisian Ageing
An advertisement: Say you saw it in the Standard. Parisian ageing and guaranteed. Hutte. GoW. Galena.
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W. Graneite
Butte
Tel Song
Ana
Hutte
Gow
Galena
Ad Precise Adverts for Beauty Parlors in Town
An OCR fragment advertises manicure chiropody services and beauty products. It names Adelaide face cream and Sure growth fair Tonic Peauty Bloom at 116 W Broadway Hutte.
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W. Broadway
Hutte
The Finn Wins Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park
New York May 2 The Finn a one year old black colt by Ogden Livonia won the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park. Flying 120 pounds took top honors by a length over Strombold with Spur close behind. Time was 1 38 a fraction off the record. The value of the race to The Finn was 3350 16. Eleven other starters raced in the mile event. The Belmont favorites Strombold and Friar Rock finished behind the winner. American Association scores listed for St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis and Columbus Toledo contests.
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Ogden Livonta
Strombold
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Winn
Belmont
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Friar Rock
Beny
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