Bids Sought for School District Excavation in Silver Bow
Trustees of Silver Bow Montana School District No 1 invite bids for moving ground bounded east by Excelsior alley west line, north by Park street alley south by 154 feet west of Excelsior line. Plans at clerk’s office. Bids due 5 pm June 3 1902 with $100 certified check. Board may reject all bids. Henry Mueller president. T Richards clerk.
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Portland Still Arising Takes Another Game From Tacoma
Portland scored five unearned runs due to Tacoma errors as Deisel starred at short for Portland in a 5 to 0 win. Box shows Portland 5 Tacoma 0 with Drinkwater earning the win and Cunningham umpiring, crowd about 5,000.
Helena Defeats Butte In High-Scoring Street Game
Helena topped Butte 10 to 7 in a lively series game marked by stellar hitting and fielding. Kane misplayed two long hits for Butte, while Helena capitalized on errors and timely hits from Peeples Flannery and Shaffer to build and extend their lead.
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Gill Wins Decoration Day Road Race At Waukegan
In Chicago on Decoration Day 6 riders started the American Century Wheelmen event to Waukegan. James E Gill finished first in 6 hours 36 minutes 26 seconds, earning Century Road club bragging rights. C Grunnel and Farmer Blum were among late starters with Blum taking ninth and the time prize.
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Orioles win two from Cleveland with homers by Bresnahan
The Baltimore Orioles swept a doubleheader from the Cleveland team with strong batting. Three home runs were hit in the first game, including two by Bresnahan, and two more in the second game. Attendance 13,041. Batteries in game one were Howell and Robinson for Baltimore and Wright and Bemis for Cleveland. In game two, Hughes and Robinson pitched for Baltimore with Moore and Remis behind them. In Seattle Spokane topped Seattle 7 to 4 in a separate report, with Corbett starting for Spokane and Glendon and Hickey handling pitching duties for Seattle. Spokane scored early and held on for the win.
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Washington Defeats Chicago on Strong Fielding and Bunched Hits
Washington won the opener against Chicago with superior fielding and timely hits in the third and fourth innings. Griffith relieved Garvin in the eighth as 4,000 attended. Scoring by WAGRINGSON and others noted with batteries Garvin Griffith McFarland Carrick and Clark.
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Chicago Wins Close Game Behind Sullivan Hit
In Washington on May, Chicago won a tight contest aided by two bases on balls and Drill's error, followed by Sullivan's timely hit. Attendance 4,000. Batteries Patten and Clarke for Chicago, Callahan and Sullivan for Washington.
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Slugging Morning Game Earns St Louis Advantage
A morning baseball slugfest favors St. Louis with high offense and the home team leading. Attendance around 45 and the box shows scores and errors incomplete. pitchers Sudhoff Sugden Plank and Schreckengost are listed among players.
Philadelphia Sequences Lead Home Team In Afternoon Game
In Philadelphia on May 30 the locals used sequential hitting to win the afternoon game. Hastings was effective limiting St. Louis, while the visitors showed ragged fielding at times. Attendance reached 13,218 as Powell and Snyder opposed Hustings and Powers.
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Boston Bats Down Detroit In Afternoon Game
Boston turned the tables on Detroit with hard hitting in an afternoon matchup. Mercer was batted out in the fifth, Cronin replaced him and was hit in the eighth. Attendance 12 914. Batteries Young and Criger. Mercer Cronin and Buelow.
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St Louis and Cincinnati split doubleheader amid rain
St Louis 2 to 2 and Cincinnati 8 to 1 wins in a windy, rainy day. Attendance about 5 000. First game featured Og Beotts and Popp O'Neill with Hahn Peliz batteries and Umpire O'Day. Second game listed Dunham O'Neill and Ewing Bergher as batteries with Umpire O'Day.
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Critics Lose To Independents In 19 To 5 Baseball Tilt
Missoula team failed to reach Butte due to a washed bridge near Bonita and faced the Butte Independents instead. Sullivan and Skelly starred for the Independents with tight defense and timely hits. Critics offense cold, finally scoring in the seventh but unable to close the gap as the locals won 19 to 5.
Boston Beats Brooklyn In Morning Game At New York
Boston won a morning game at New York by one run as Kitson limited Brooklyn to scattered hits. Attendance was about 3,500 with Battery Pittinger and Mornel. Farrell and Kitson faced off with Umpire Cantillon.
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Brooklyn Wins Second Game Over Boston In Afternoon Clash
Brooklyn defeats Boston 9 to 5 as star batters deliver bunt hits and steady defense. Wittridge and Yates pitch for Brooklyn while Donovan Ahearn and Farrell handle Boston in an outing marked by strong hitting and solid fielding. Attendance listed as 10, cu Ganare.
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Pittsburg Victors Over Chicagoans In Long Morning Game
Pittsburg May 30 The champions defeated the Chicagoans before a 6 500 strong crowd in a well contested long game. Wagner's sensational shortstop play stood out as St Wrath King Doheny Chesbro and Smith formed Battery duo Umpires Powers and Brown.
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Menefee Hands Pittsburg Season’s Worst Shutout
Pittsburg lost in a 4 to 0 game as Jack Menefee limited the home club to two players reaching third base. Attendance 12,000 with Beere and CHIGGIM lines garbled. batteries Phil lippi and O Connor versus Menefee and Chance. Umpires Power and Brown.
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National League Game Delayed in 10th Inning Loss
New York May 30 The National league home team dropped a 10 inning game as Evans relieved Mathewson in the 10th. Philadelphia visitors collected three hits in the frame. Batteries Dugginby Jacklitsch Mathewson Evans Bowerman and Yeager.
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Philadelphia shuts out New York at polo grounds
Before a crowd of 1,000 in New York on May 30 Philadelphia blanked the New York team at the polo grounds this afternoon. Fraser's delivery rendered the home players ineffective. Batteries Fraser and Dooin for Philadelphia with Taylor Evans and Yeager for New York. Umpire Emstlie.
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Seventh Inning Rally Gives Critics 10 to 5 Victory
The Critics staged an eighth inning burst beginning with a two-base hit by Fickis and continued with Coppa, Baker and Austin producing four runs, three earned, after an error by Dundon. Sullivan relieved Skelly in the ninth and struck out Morrison and Claybourne as the Critics held the lead.
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International Polo Match Sets Teams for Hurlingham Test
London May date Foxhall Keene names the American captain and the four players H L Agassiz J Sowdin Foxhall Keene and L Waterbury The English side under Walter Buckmaster captain includes Cecil P Nickells Patterson W Nickells Charles D Mil yan The Westminster Gazette predicts a thrilling and brilliant encounter with English bets favored.
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Butte Cricket Club Aims to Reform to Challenge Centerville
Pioneers in Butte discuss reviving the old cricket club with surviving members D. J. Hennessy G. H. Casey Ernest Hardcastle and Fitz Butler leading talks to organize a city team. The goal is to defeat the Centerville invincibles who dominated last year and the year before.
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Steeplechase Jockey Pat Meagher Dies at Woodbine
Toronto report states prominent jockey Pat Meagher was killed during a Woodbine track event on May 30. Details limited, event described as fatal incident at the Ontario course.
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Harlem Regatta Wins Senior Eights and Singles Records
Harlem regatta wins crown events on the Harlem river one mile course as C S Titus of Union NY leads the senior single but Scholes of Canada overtakes to win in 6 17. Harlem and Columbia take senior eights in a neck and neck finish with a Harlem victory setting a river record at 4 48. Other races feature University Barge Club Philadelphia and New York clubs with multiple victories and close finishes.
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Staged Fight in Hilo Ends on Foul Disqualification
Honolulu reports that Ed Smith and L D Brown fought in Hilo last Saturday. The bout was awarded to Brown on a foul, after Smith knocked Brown out with a foul blow in the second round.
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