Spectacular Spokane Indian victory over Butte in doubleheader
Spokane Indians hand Butte a double defeat on Memorial Day with a dramatic ninth inning rally in the morning game and a commanding early lead in the afternoon. Captain Swindell's standout play and Meyers big bat anchor Spokane's two wins as Butte fights to stay in contention. Attendance soars with thousands filling the stands as the crowd roars for the home team and the visitors' fanfare fades.
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Hart Fistfight Upend by Sponge in Twenty-First Round
Marvin Hart fought Mike Schreck in Tonopah Nevada where Hart, injured and battered, lasted until the twenty-first round before the sponge was raised. Schreck dominated with savage slugging, delivering constant punishment as Hart vowed he would have won if not for a hard hand injury. Barney Reynolds, ringside, said his man would fight anyone with proper conditions and that Schreck was the preferred winner.
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Mike Hebreck
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Gardner
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Schreck
Eng
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Squires
National League Baseball Rumors and Surging Crowds
National League notes from New York Philadelphia and St Louis. Philadelphia defeats New York in morning by a two run edge with a Courtney triple driving in three. Crowds overwhelm venue security, fences torn down, umpires threaten forfeit before play resumes. Cincinnati beats St Louis in the morning after 35 innings, then loses in the afternoon. Pittsburgh drops games while Chicago dominates late. Batteries list multiple pitchers across games, with Bresnahan, Mathewson, Dugdale, and others named.
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Courtney
Haceres
Wittie
Bresnanan
O'Day
Cleny
Dugetehy
Ithehie
Chicago Triumphs Over St Louis In Evening Pro Game
Chicago defeated St Louis in an evening game, capitalizing on opponent mistakes. Brith and Sullivan starred for Chicago, while Hatterson, Jacobs en, and Stephens contributed. Elsewhere, New York beat Washington 7 to 1 behind rapid hitting and sharp defense.
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Bt. Louis
Scora
Chicaga
Loule Viisesssene Saree Hatterson
Sullivan
Brith
Tacobsen
Ant Stephens
Niles
St. Louis
Peste
Allrock
McFarlanty Indo
Buslow
Cleveland shuts out Wetmore in morning and loses to Detroit in afternoon
In Cleveland, Detroit battering rained as Cleveland was shut out in the morning by Wetmore and then defeated by Detroit in the afternoon game. Lajoie doubled in the tenth, Bemis and Birmingham contributed, while Rhodes and Bemis worked for Cleveland. Mullin struggled for Detroit, despite a rough start for Cleveland's offense. Westy Sears reported the largest crowd in attendance.
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Glaveland
Cleveland
Mullin
Westy Sears
Dveral
Josy
Dorit Schmidt
Maltin
Philadelphia Beats Tosten In Morning Camp Defeat
Philadelphia defeats Tosten for the fourth straight loss as Hartzel and Davis homer. Dineen started, Glaze relieved in the first inning. Boston's Schreck and other batters contribute as the locals struggle to hit.
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Tanulty
Tyxed
Tosten
Boor
Boston
Gart
Schyeck
Glaze
Dineen
Hartzel
Davis
Philadelph
Yours
Uriger
Bender and
Schreck
Locals Win First Coast League Game in Portland
Pacific Coast League action in Portland on May 30 featured a lively opener with strong hitting and base running. Pentland scored late in the seventh as Eagan contributed a key play, while Oakland pulled ahead in the ninth inning after a wild throw allowed a steal and miscues.
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Portland
Pentland
Eagan
Buore
Gariaat
Cates
Bilsx
Oakland
Moore
Groom
Los Angeles and San Francisco Split Twin Bill
In San Francisco the Los Angeles and San Francisco teams split a doubleheader. Morning game saw a close call to prevent a shutout, with two hits in the eighth inning breaking the shutout bid. Afternoon game featured a lead by locals early, then a seventh and eighth inning surge against Quick, culminating in a ninth inning win. Batters used included Barnes Jene Willis Espin Buyns Tagers Street.
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Los Anegeles
Willis
Los Angeles
Raine
Barnes
Jene Willis
Espin
Lou Angeles
Ban Pranciaco Batteries
Aml Tagers Quick and
Street
Tacoma Beats Seattle In Rough 4 2 Tilt
Tacoma took a 4 2 win over Seattle as Dore paced the locals with early lead and strong defense. McCoy and Meyers made key catches, while Doyle Shea and Walst Arbagast worked the batteries. Seattle’s bats clobbered Delvin before Lynch closed the game. Treoma failed to muster clean hits.
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vEacoma
Dore
Seattle
Duedale
Trence
McCoy
Meyers
Doyle
Shea
Walst
Arbagast
Beatin
Delvin
Tacoma
Lynch
Treoma
Alten
Beatle Vy Yaron
Ailen Lynch
Staniey
Bozeman Gun Show Draws Notables Amid Base Ball Game
A Bozeman gathering featured Sperial Dienated presenting at the Standard event. Guests included J. W. Akard of Fairplay Missouri and C. D. Plank a professional gunman from biya aston alt Manhattan. The shoot occurred during a baseball game and entertained several attendees.
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Bowman
May H
Bozeman
Tob
Amon
J. W. Akard
Fairplay
Omek
C.D. Plank
Bovern
Biya Aston Alt Manhattan
World’s Record in 100 Mile Auto Race Broken
Wallace G Flood of Baltimore won the century run at the national automobile meet under US Motor Racing Association auspices. He drove a short power machine, breaking the work's auto motorcycle racing record for 100 miles on a triangular course at Reining Dy Co.
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Washington
Wallace G. Flood
Baltimore
Reining Dy Co
United States Motor Raving Associat
Supreme court to hang Lord Seymour at Clayton in July
The high court ruled that Lord Frederick T. Seymour Barleighton, now jailed in Clayton, Missouri, must be hanged on July 8 for the murder of Cann, a St. Louis horseman.
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Sipreme
Baie
Frederick T. Seymour Bareligton
Jalt
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Ahalt
Cann
St. Louis
Peter Pan Triumphs in Belmont Stakes Close Finish
Peter Pan, a sturdy son of Commanda, defeated his half brother Superman by three lengths to win the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park before an estimated 40,000 spectators. Mountain and Notter rode Peter Pan to a dramatic stretch run as Frank Gill faded to third. The rich purse totaled $23,000 with the winner receiving the handsome plate. Gotham standout McGinnis stable filled the top spots in a race watched by a large crowd.
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Commanda
Superman
Belmont Park
James R. Weene
Frank Gill
Tucky
Jack McGinnis
Keene Stable
Vlarl
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Helmer
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Laughing Eyes
Baseball Game at Bozeman Delivers Narrow Rural Rivalry
Special dispatch from Gazeman reports a Bozeman versus Agricultural College baseball game in which the college team won 5 to 0. The rural college battery starred for Bozeman while costly fielding errors and early innings left the agricultural college offense scoreless. Umpire was Alent. Lineups listed include Ferguson Happner Wilson Lee Joyo Geld Bennett Hirst Robinson Scarlett Faneler Higging Gray Hinds Demeth Wilson Wird Wright Robinson Hartman.
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Standing of the Clubs and a Daggers Attack
May 3 in Larthlin Truseia a man attacked a narrator near Cathie church with a dagger wounding him slightly. Police intervened as the assailant fled, with a bystander report noting the incident and subsequent pursuit.
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