Sutte Hitters Shy Boise Victor Again At Butte
In a tense game dated yesterday, Boise hitters powered past Then Butte as Sutte and Pendleton failed to produce timely hits. Kuss struggled on the mound while Meltor and others forged a tight contest with several misplays, yielding a 6 to 3 loss for the Copper city team.
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Johnny Jenateron
Herbert Brady
Heet
Salt Lake
Brady
Coppers
Holmes
Pendleton
Anon
Dieton
Thomas
Thomax
Van
Kells
Newhouse
Hutere
Butte
Jimmy Moorh
Nig Perrine Wis
McCloskey
Missoula
Perring
Seattle
Boise
Keily
Coleman
Avcatcher
Virginia City
Batte Ely
Chauncey Sourbeer
Yesteday
Kuss
Sourbeer
Schimpff
Bauer
Jensen
Rally of Vigilantes Rally Short of Victory in Federal League
From Baltimore today to 8 Pitt bury led by Tratteries Dickson Berry Quinn and Buffalo, May 28 Buffalo won on two straight. Brooklyn visitors unable to score more than one hit off Moore. Hanford hit a homer in the eighth. Chicago Panapolis game postponed by rain with teams set for a double header.
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Morehead
Banei
Jensen
Weaver
Bostick
Kure
Pee
Molter
Butte
Demagato
Maratall
McMurdo
Roasback
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Mecelland
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Fenner
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Kune
Kuss
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Quinn
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St Louis
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HE. Clynes
Thornton
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Aerly Brown
Crandall
Simon
Finch
Ee Crespi
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Hader
Cres
New York
Ityan
Boles
Indianapolis
American Association
Milwaukee
Rt Oy
Louisvile
Columbus
Minneapolis
Cleveland
St. Paul
Princeton and Yale Open Annual Baseball Series
New York May 2 Princeton and Yale meet at Yale field tomorrow for the first game of their annual series. Yale slight favorite with Gile likely to pitch for Yale and Copeland for Princeton.
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New York
Princeton
Yale
Yale Field
Blue Sea
Gile
Copeland
Army Baseball Seeks Interservice Crown Against Navy
Annapolis report notes Army baseball team arrived from West Point for the Interservice championship game with the Navy tomorrow. In 12 games between the academies Army leads nine to three, including the last five wins.
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Nay
Army
West Point
Navy
Northwest League Battle Ends with Tacoma Victory
In Tacoma on May 22 a late rally produced three runs in the ninth after Neighbors and Yohe doubled and Butler homered. Tacoma won the fourth game of the series, with Narveson and Hoffman handling the batteries. In Washington on May 29 the University of Oregon topped the Pacific Northwest conference track meet at Washington State College, tallying 66 points while Washington State and others followed.
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Hetoria
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Harris
Postman
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University of Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Washington State College
Rekon
Agricultural College
University of Washington
University of Tolano
Whitman College
De Palma Skips Fourth Annual 500 Mile Race
Ralph De Palma will not start the fourth annual 500 mile automobile race tomorrow due to engine vibration. He leaves for New York then sails to France. his seat will be filled by Ghihooley in an Malan car. The field includes Oldfield Wilcox Tetzlaff Guyot Christiaens Duray Burman Wishart Bragg Mulford Anderson Dawson Friedrich and Grant amid bets favoring Goux and Bolliot.
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de Palma
New York
France
Ghihooley
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
Italy
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Goux
Bolllott
Oldfield
Wilcox
Tetzlaff
Guyot
Christiaens
Duray
Burman
Wishart
Bragg
Mulford
Anderson
Dawson
Friedrich
Grant
West er? Regional team scores mixed on a crowded chart
A fragmented ledger of scores lists Western teams and cities including Lincoln, Denver, Topeka, St. Joe, Wienits, Des Moines, Omaha, and Sioux City with varied point totals in a condensed archive. The data hints at a regional standings snapshot without clear context or complete results.
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Sioux
Portland
I. Joseph
TH. E. Denver
Des Moines
Chanahan
Murray
Glee Lincoln
Omaha
Lincoln
Denver
Topeka
St. Joe
Wienits
Sioux City
San Francisco Bears Triumph Over Sacramentos 14 6
In a Pacific Coast League game on May 22 San Francisco Bears overcame Sacramento 14 to 6. Bears led 6 0 after two innings as Sacramento and San Francisco traded hits. Pitchers included Geyer and Mitze for Venice and Hitt and Hott in a pitchers duel.
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Ramento
San Fi Clavo
Bears
Sacramentos
San Francisco
Aredlanes
Gill and
Hannah
Parkin
Standridge
Ahett
Te nois beats Chicago to win western conference baseball title
The University of Te nois defeated the University of Chicago 4 to 8 to clinch the western conference baseball championship by a half game. The win marks Illinois as champions in the league.
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Chicago
University of Tenois
University of Chicago
Illinois
Wildness of James Beats Poor Braves in 3 to 1 Loss
The Philadelphia home team beat Boston 3 to 1 as starter James delivered wild pitching. Cravath drove in two runs with a homer after free passes and a fifth-inning error, while Whaling threw out five baserunners. Other games noted include Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 2, with hitters like Gilliam and Gibson contributing, and a slate of upcoming matchups in the pennant race.
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Boston
James
Cravath
Whaling
Kale
Jaimes
Jacob and
Burns
Cornell Favored to Win at Cambridge in Intercollegiate Meet
Bridge Mass May 20 The track teams of Cornell Penn Yale compete in preliminaries of the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association meet. Michigan and California enter large contingents but are seen as long shots. Cornell leads entries with six, followed by Pennsylvania and Harvard among others as contenders for finals.
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Cornnell
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Cornell
Pennsylvania
Cross Gets Decision In Bout That Goes The Limit
San Francisco May 29 Leacheisle of New York edged Red Watson of Los Angeles in a 20 round bout with a close decision. Both fighters pressed hard as the bout stayed even though Cross landed steady lefts and Watson bled from a split ear in later rounds.
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Leacheisle
New York
Red Watson
Los Ang
Mark Jored
Watson
1913 Foreign Trade Values and Imports
Trade in 1913 totaled across sectors with imports valued at 963,256,960 dollars. The report notes a gap or shortfall of 678 dollars in the recorded figures, highlighting a discrepancy in the foreign trade accounting.
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Gapan
Athletics sweep doubleheader as Senators fall short
New York reports say the world champion Athletics beat the Yankees 6 to 2 and 3 to 0 in a doubleheader with Bender dominant in game two. Washington loses to Boston in the opener. Johnson starts for the Senators in a 1 to 0 defeat amid a rain-affected day of early May action.
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Red Sox
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Cady
Oie Atterion
H Leonard
Aver
Heney
Ter
Coline
Carrigan
Federal Court Closes Busy Term in Bitter Root Land Case
Federal court in Helena adjourned a busy term with hearings in a Bitter Root land fraud case. Officers of a land company faced conspiracy claims over four quarter sections in the Bitter Root linked to buyers, including Mark Hall and Leo Cattell. A bankruptcy discharge hearing for Jr. was set for July 6 in Helena.
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Antenne
Butte
Ron Mark Hall
Charles Tallent
Leo W. Cattell
Her Jr
Helena
Track Meet Abandoned At Local Race Track
A three day automobile race meet was planned at the race track for today and tomorrow but has been abandoned. Dealers of Bh were involved and preparations had been completed prior to the cancellation.
Shoeless Joe Jackson Returns to Form in Greenville
In Greenville, D C, news spreads that Joseph Jackson known as Shoeless Joe is back on a hot batting spree marking his first big league stretch of the season. Scouts described him as surefire ammunition, noting his strong swing and confident stance against top pitchers.
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Joseph Jackson
Joe
Cotton Belt
Jackson
Ike
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