Champs Win Game In Eighth Inning At Gardens
The Heston and Montana champs edged the Courthouse 6 to 5 in a late eighth inning comeback at the gardens. Delaney struggles set up three runs for the champs while Jackson's three bagger tied the game and McLaughlin drove in the winning run in the bottom of the eighth as the politicians failed to score in the ninth.
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Heston & Montana
the Gardens
Courthouse
Jackson
Hoon
Rodman
Merkle
Bankere
Delaney
Champs
White
McLaughlin
F. Kane
Mr. White
Quick
Dolson
Bole
Sullivan
Melaner
Tucker
Metzner
K. Kane
Ter
Boston
Montana
Don
Mosvscoesenence
Edwards
Milaner
Double Play Saves Game In Chicago Win Over Pittsburgh
Chicago edged Pittsburgh 2 to 1 on bunched hits and a sacrifice. Byrnes doubled for Pittsburgh and Hoffman speared a one handed catch to prevent a tie. Miller doubled and Flynn sacrificed, but a rapid double play ended the rally with Archer, Chances and Cole turning the plays at home. Cincinnati beat St Louis 10 to 7 as four Miami pitchers walked many batters and rain halted play in the seventh.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Byrnes
Hoffman
Miller
Flynn
Archer
Cole
R. H. EB
Iccadaie-creubes
Exseqeeysters
Rattsburg
Cusssees
Cesevesses
Jatteries
Camnus
Gibson
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Harmon
Backman
N. H. Ee
St,. Louis
Harmon, Backman and Phelps
Rowan, Castleton
Fromme
Anderson
McLeon and
Clarke
St. Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburg
Sports brief listing four matchups with the second team in parentheses. The schedule notes St. Louis visiting Chicago, Cincinnati at Pittsburg, New York at Philadelphia, and Boston at Brooklyn.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Pesen
St Louis Tees
Cleveland Beats Chicago in Loose-Played Game at Comiskey
Cleveland won a loosely played contest against Chicago at Comiskey Park on May 2. Batteries Smith Scott and Block Ber ger Falkenberg and Bemis contributed for Cleveland while Chicago struggled to field a cohesive lineup.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Smith
Scott
Block
Berger
Falkenberg
Bemis
Detroit Defeats St. Louis 138 to 4 in Lopsided Game
May 20 report from St. Louis notes Detroit defeated St. Louis by 138 to 4 as visitors dominated the action. The scoring sequence was open and steady with Detroit repeatedly tallying while St. Louis struggled to respond.
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St. Louis
Detroit
R. WM
Towets
Graham
Kinsella
Criss
Strommer
Stephens
Summers
Stanage
Schmidt
Hockey matchups list for Chicago Cleveland Detroit St. Louis
Chicago faces Cleveland while Detroit meets St Louis and Washington visits New York. Philadelphia plays Boston with two points at stake in each pairing.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Philadelphia Veees
Jacanes Seavseeet
Detroit Pereees
Boston Fetenee Uv
Washington A
Louis Aay
May 2 Seattle Scorecard Highlights Local Firms
Seattle report outlines a score recap featuring RK and H R Woodmuet with mentions of Nestea and Icesave products. Erickson Sugden Zack Custer are listed among battery makers including a 425 battery line.
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Seattle
H.R. Woodmuet
Nestea
Spreai Sdetvaves Breri
Vakexttesdakacd
Erickson and
Sugden
Zackert
Custer
Morning and Afternoon Baseball Scores in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 29, the morning game between Vernon and Oakland saw Hitt Shafer and Brown behind the plate while Harkins Moser and Pearson pitched. The afternoon match featured Vernon against Pasadena with Hitt Hogan Moser and Mitze in the batteries and a 4 to 0 swing at the end.
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Tacoma
Spokane
Annis
Byrnes
Tyan
Ostdiek
Hall
Raker
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San
Wheeler
Smith
Ames
Berry
Rh. H
Nagie and
Bastley
R. H. R. Vernon
A. Esteeehde Withiestiu’s
Oakland
Ivetation
Hitt
Shafer and Brown
Harkins
Moser
Pearson
R. H.R. Vernon
Sey Y Pupcetéativeats
MW. Hogan
Mitze
Portland May 9 Baseball Box Score Note
Sacramento team scored six runs with two errors. Battery setup lists Baum and Spiesman pitching with Steen and Fisher catching.
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Portland
Sacramento
Baum and
Spiesman
Steen and Fisher
How I Win By Cy Denton Young Pitching Wisdom
The piece presents Cy Denton Young, veteran pitcher, detailing his lifelong approach to winning. He emphasizes studying the game as a business, mixing fast and slow pitches, observing opposing batters and outfield positioning, and protecting his arm with careful warmups and simple care routines.
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TJ Nave
Boston
Joseph B. Bowles
Golf Tournament Semi Finals Close on Town Links Cup
Report from the J. H. Cass cup event notes a windy first 18 holes with scattered scores led by Carr 79 and Barker 90 among men, while Mrs Barker and Miss Pfouts win in the ladies rounds. The second round and final matches were scheduled for the afternoon with handicaps affecting the women’s play.
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Country Club
Case
Donnelly
O'Neil
Bates
Barker
Graham
Holbrook
Carr
McIntyre
Greene
Hodgens
Clinton
Arthur
Frazer
Pigot
Napier
Bat
Miss Pfouts
Bell
Mrs Barker
Semi Finals Heat Up In Butte Tennis Tourney
The Butte Tennis Club semi finals at Holland court yielded results in class A Lawrence defeating Warfield 6-1 6-0 and Karsted over Bartlett 4-6 6-4 7-5 0-1. Mosher-Burton awaiting result to meet Karsted in the final. Cundy faces Barclay in class B final and Donovan-Corrie to decide class C.
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Butte Tennis Club
Holland Court
Clase A
Lawrence
Warfield
Karsted
Bartlett
Mosher
Burton
Cundy
Barclay
Unclear Scoreboard Lines From Terse City Matchups
In Kansas City Missouri the Milwaukee club beat the local team 5 to 4. Toledo Ohio hosted Indianapolis and won 7 to 2. Columbus Ohio hosted Louisville in a 6 to 1 game. St Paul Minnesota saw Minneapolis triumph 12 to 2.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St Paul
Wee
Bell Telephone The Modern Way Of Doing Business
A concise note extols Bell Telephone as the modern method for conducting business. The item emphasizes efficiency and contemporary practices attributed to the company and its services.
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Bell Telephone
Welsh Boy Wins Coursing Stake at Park
Welsh Boy won the big open class dog stake at the coursing park on Memorial Day afternoon after a spirited contest. The Wolf was his finals opponent and The Smuggler defeated Prince Charming to reach the late rounds. Final score: Welsh Boy over The Wolf.
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Coursing Park
Wolf
Bunny
Prince Charming
Vogler
Yellow Brazen
Ding Darley
Jimmie Keen
Salome
Quess
Rusty Lad
Gay Dawn
Smuggler
Red Hoggh
Sir Brindle
Cocoa
Wild Boy
Shy Boy
Laura Belle
Maud Campbell
Lena M
Cricket Keen
the Wolf
Donegal Peddler
Grandpound Boy
Consolation
Needle Bug
Du Pont Trophy Final At Trap Club In High Wind
Local trap shooters braved strong wind to compete at the club grounds. Goddard won the Du Pont trophy cup final in 50 singles while three other singles events and one 19 pair match were completed amid challenging conditions. Scores and participant names are listed from the practice session.
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Goddard
Sess
Rowe
Es Whiteee
Vost Pw
Tonien Ae
PERI
Okassdy Detateie
City to City scores in midwest matchups
At St Joseph Toledo led 1 and Omaha beat Sioux City 4. Denver hosted Wichita with 6 to 2 and Lincoln hosted Des Moines with 12 to 4.
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St. Joseph
Toledo
Omaha
Sioux City
Denver
Wichita
Lincoln
Des Moines
Fogler Wins One Mile Open Bicycle Race at Vailsburg
New York reports Joe Fogler captured the one mile open professional bicycle race at Vailsburg New Jersey finishing about a foot ahead of Frank L. Kramer. Fogler's time was 2 43 1 5. Other results include two mile handicap won by Joe Bede in 4 11 2 5 and two mile professional won by Whalstead of Sacramento in 4 44 2 5.
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New York
Joe Fogler
Vailsburg
N. J
Frank L. Kramer
Joe Bede
Whalstead
Sacramento
Dooley to Box Davis in 10-Round Butte Lightweight Bout
Thomas Dooley and Ike Davis, both Butte lightweight fighters, are scheduled to box 10 rounds at Noonan's hall on Talbot avenue this evening. The match promises to be a fast go.
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Thomas Dooley
Ike Davis
Butte
Noonan
Talbot Avenue
Ogden racing opening draws keen notice in Montana
The annual intermountain season kicks off with horses like Swede Sam Native Son and Lyte Night set to race at Ogden and later in Salt Lake as Montana gears up for a 30 day Butte circuit. The Butte Jockey Club upgrades include new inner rail grandstand fencing top soil drainage and a refurbished clubhouse and paddock as headway for 600 racers and improved official comfort.
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Butte
Ogden
Montana
Salt Lake
Sam
Native Son
Lyte Night
California
Butte Jockey Club
Anaconda
Helena
Billy Gemmell
Gemmell
Butte Shooters Prepare for Missoula State Tournament
Butte shotgun artists head to Missoula for the state tournament June 9 to 11 with an expected 100 competitors. Delegations depart June 8, led by Goddard and Morley, as 28 events across four traps promise strong action from opening day to finals.
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Butte
Missoula
Garden City
Goddard
Morley
Rochester
Leck
Tone
Cowan
Nickey
Walker
Killeen
Smith
P. Allen
Brownlee
Klepetko
Thompson Starts Training for Go Miners Union Day Match
Maurice Thompson of Butte trains actively for a June 13 bout against Pete Sullivan of Salt Lake on Miners Union Day. Sullivan, a strong puncher, is preparing under Willard Mack in Salt Lake. If Thompson wins, he may face the Johnny Thompson Pirato winner from Salt Lake on June 7.
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Maurice Thompson
Butte
Pete Sullivan
Salt Lake
Miners’ Union
Thompson
Sullivan
Willard Mack
Montana College Prep Athletes Lead Interclass Meet Honors
Tillmer Esp won top honors with 18 points for first preps at Montana State College in Bozeman by taking the 59 100 and 220 yard dashes and placing second in the broad jump Albert Esp tied for second with 16 points earning the discus throw and low hurdles while placing second in the mile and hammer Karl Henderson a 16 year old showed strong form winning the mile half mile and quarter with a half mile time about three seconds slower than the college record
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Bozeman
Tillmer Esp
Montana Agricultural College
Albert
Karl Henderson
Indianapolis Speed Way Prepares for AAA National Championship
The 249 mile brick track at Indianapolis was washed with gasoline and water as the AAA national championship races approach. All stock car classes from 160 to 600 cubic inches will race, with hopes of beating the record set Friday and Saturday. Races include 5 and 10 mile events for unclassified cars, a 50 mile trophy race for 237 to 800 piston displacement, and a one mile speed trial for touring cars with four passengers.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Speedway
American Automobile Association
Gardiner Wins Bronx Handicap Singles Title at Bedford Park
Californian Carleton Gardner won the Bronx handicap championship singles at Bedford Park Lawn Tennis club and earned the right to challenge Gustav F. Tauchard for the cup. Gardner defeated T. R. Pell after five sets 6-8 6-8 6-4 7-6 8-6. Cragin Jr. and Hall won the doubles event.
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New York
Carleton Gardner
Bronx
Gustav F. Tauchard
Bedford Park Lawn
Gardner
T. R. Pell
William B. Cragin Jr
Walter Merrill Hall
Crowds See Jack Johnson Shine At San Francisco Boxing
In San Francisco crowds attended a May afternoon program featuring Jack Johnson in eight rounds with Cotton and Cutler. Ed Die Graney and Kim Neil praised Johnson while he opened with gym work and later wore the audience down with his boxing display. Johnson plans another bout tomorrow before a short layoff.
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San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Eddie Graney
Kim Neil
Frankie Neil
Jeffries
Johnson
George Cotton
Marty Cutler
Cotton
Cutler
Jack
Jeffries Training Camp Draws Big, Enthusiastic Crowd
Ben Lomond California May 29 ex champion Jeffries led a 75 minute gym session in the heat drawing the largest crowd yet Coffroth promoter praised his conditioning saying Jeffries is better now than ten years ago Sam Berger arrived by new car to oversee san fran runs to Santa Cruz for hot baths Jim Corbett expected to join the camp tomorrow morning
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Cal
Jeffries
Jim Coffroth
Coffroth
New York
Munroe
Harbin Springs
Sam Berger
San Francisco
Santa Cruz
Jim Corbett
Machines in high favor at Louisville racing meet
Louisville report notes that after the Churchill Downs meeting Col. W. J. Winn will begin major upgrades. Twenty new pari mutuel machines, twice the size of current, will be installed. Winn says the French betting system is near perfect and essential for a thrifty revival of racing nationwide.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
W. J. Winn
Zbyszkso Wins Match In St Louis Card
Stnislaus Zbyszs ko, the Polish wrestler matched with Frank Gotch in Chicago, defeated Charley Olson of St Louis in two straight falls here tonight. The first fall took 28 minutes and the second 16 minutes.
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St. Louis
Stnislaus Zbyszsko
Frank Gotch
Chicago
Charley Olson
Zbyszsko
Cornell and Harvard Freshmen Crews Prepare for Tilt
Boston May 29. The Cornell oars men and Harvard varsity freshmen will meet tomorrow in a closely matched race. Both crews spent much of today in an automobile tour as they build anticipation for the event.
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Boston
Cornell
Harvard
Bozeman Phelps Commercial College Defeats Salesville 14 13
The Bozeman based Phelps Commercial College ball team won today against Salesville with a 14 to 13 score. Bozeman’s batteries were Kirby and Border, while Salesville faced Jones and Labertew.
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Standard
Bozeman
Phelps Commercial College
Salesville
Kirby
Border
Jones
Labertew
Northern Pacific club falls to Belgrade 4 to 1 in Belgrade
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Livingston’s Northern Pacific club losing 4 to 1 to Belgrade. Both teams totaled only six hits, with Myers dominating on the mound by fanning 14, including the first five batters.
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Standard
Belgrade
Northern Pacific Club
Livingston
Myers
Vanderbilt horses win and place at Longchamp track
Paris May 29 Reinhardt owned by W K Vanderbilt won the Prix Arc des Princes at Longchamp. Vanderbilt's Bat's Delight finished third in the Prix Lupin Grand Produce stakes for 3 year olds at ten and a half furlongs.
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W. K. Vanderbilt
Reinhardt
Longchamps
Mr. Vanderbilt
Bat's Delight
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