Memorial Day doubleheader lifts Hurley but series slips
Hurley's veterans beat Butte twice on Memorial Day improving play from Sunday but dropping the series by one game. McGinnity held Clark in check through seven innings before a late two-run rally in the eighth. Butte watchers saw Smith, Altman singles and subsequent runs, while Hendrix miscues opened doors for the Electr ics. Neighbors homered off Killilay in the second, Fries and Bennett contributed in the fifth. No game tomorrow unless Vancouver arrives to play Thursday.
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Johnson
Levin
Stokke
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Altman
Hendrix
Killilay
Fries
Bennett
Haworth
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Vancouver Victorious in Both Seattle Doubleheader Games
Seattle May 20 Vancouver won both games of today's doubleheader taking the first 4 to 2 and the second 10 to 9. The visitors led by strong batting in the first game and by pitching in the second after Seattle tied the score in the fourth. Vancouver extended their lead to nine before Seattle rallied with timely hits. Pappa doubled and Calvo singled to seal the victory.
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Vancouver
Love
Pappa
Calvo
Pirates beat Butte Industrial in 15 to 4 rout
South Side Pirates defeated Butte Industrial school team 15 to 4 yesterday. Winning battery De Long and Kramer. Pirates challenge junior teams in Butte or Anaconda. Address 1127 Delaware avenue Butte Donald Manley manager.
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South Side Pirates
Butte Industrial School
de Long
Kramer
Pirates
Butte
Anaconda
Delaware Avenue
Donald Manley
Spokane Routs Tacoma in Six-Run Second Inning
Spokane pitcher Evans shut down Tacoma, allowing only one hit as Spokane broke the game open in the second inning with a six-run surge, securing an easy win this afternoon.
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Spokane
Evans
Tacoma
Browns Beat Indians in Fifteenth Inning
In St Louis on May 20 Cleveland led 4 0 until the fifteenth when Bevereid’s single scored Pratt for an 8 4 win for St Louis in the first game of a double header. The second game ended 1 1 at darkness after seven innings. Cleveland’s late threatens faded as Siler and Caveleskie contributed key hits in extra innings but St Louis prevailed.
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Pratt
St. Louis
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Caveleskie
Tobin
Miler
Ana Kiwent
Tome
Rene
Kiepter
Sinake
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Shotion
Siler Ant
Siler
Austin
Bevereid
Innerscene
Davenport
Plank
Thor
Beverels
RLF
Sess
Billings
Baumgardner
Park
Giants and Giants-like talk on baseball's coming season
A kaleidoscopic sports column surveys the season ahead with notes on the Giants White Sox and Browns. It recalls past winning streaks by Cub and Washington squads, cites Fielding Yost on star players, and hints at syndicate plans for Willard era contenders while musing on future pitchers and double headers.
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Myocrnu Avason
Swat
Washington National
Indians
Tikore
White Sox
Giants
Browns
Mackmen
Tigers
Red ‘Sox
Sister
Fielding Yost
Christy Mathew
Dave Robertson
Eddie Plank
Fred ‘Tenney
Eddie Collins
Resta Wins Sixth Indianapolis Sweepstakes Race
Dario Resta easily won the sixth annual Indianapolis Motor Speedway sweepstakes, covering 300 miles in 8 hours 10.8 seconds. He finished two minutes ahead of Wilbur D'Alene and 3:89:45 behind Ralph Mulford, with Resta earning $12,000 first prize. Four racers were injured in wrecks, including Jack Lecain, who was in serious condition after overturning. Eddie Rickenbacher and John Aitken retired with engine trouble. The field also included Josef Christiennes, Barney Oldfield, and Gil Anderson among the top finishers.
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Indianapolis
Dario Resta
Indianapolis “Motor Speedway
Wilbur D'Alene
Ralph Mulford
Resta
Ralph
de Palma
Jack Lecain
Jules Devigne
Dim McAlister
Rooney
Eddie Rickencher
John Aitken
Trace Tured
Carl Limburg
New York
Local race crash leaves few bruises after collision
Field Masq and Lorenzo Boldo of Phoenix Arizona collided on the track. They crashed together and hurled across the track but beyond minor bruises, no serious injuries were reported.
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Masq
Lorenzo Boldo
Phoenix
Arlz
Croze
Friar Rock Wins Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park
Belmont's Friar Rock carries 99 pounds with jockey Gainer to win the Suburban Handicap over 1 1/4 miles at Belmont. Short Grass takes second, Stromboli third. weights and contenders listed, race figures noted, with other notes on Derby entrants and additional events including a local Butte grid matchup.
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Gainer
Belmont
Friar Rock
Belmont Park Racetrack
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Stromboli
Sharpshooter
Hauberk
Finn
Short Grass
Douglas Park
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Roamer
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Hodge
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Prince Hermis
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Water Blossom
Tay Berry Candle
Waterwire
Regret
Churchill Downs
Star Hawk
Butte
Winning Streak Broken by Demaree and Umpire Clash
Philadelphia May 30 New York snapped a 17 game streak by beating Philadelphia 10 to 2 after losing 5 to 1 in the morning game Merkle Fletcher and Whitted homered while Umpire Harfon ejected Moran Killiter and Burns for challenging balls and strikes. spectators tossed bottles as the umpire left with police escort in a tense finish in a doubleheader also noting Chicago and St Louis split a holiday twin bill and Boston routed Brooklyn 12 to 0 in the nightcap
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Oeschger
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RHE
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Mrs. Russell Sage gives $250000 to Troy art school
Mrs Sage continues her education philanthropy by donating 250000 dollars to an art school for young women in Troy New York. The gift supports the institution and reflects her ongoing interest in educational causes.
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Russell Sage
Troy
Interesting Golf at the Links Yesterday at Butte
The Butte Country Club links hosted elimination matches for the Goodale trophy. Austerhols defeated Green 1 up, Witherspoon beat Hellbronner 1 up, Beppe beat Cohan 4 up, Carr beat JeMillan 1 up, Malsbury defeated Barker by default, Arthur beat C.K. Twohy 5 up, Manwaring defeated Verheyen 1 up. Winners advance to weekend play as Anaconda players prepare for a Sunday match against Butte officials.
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Malsbury
Cohan
Carr
JeMillan
Bark
Arthur
C.K
Twohy
Manwarringeat Verheyen
Butte
Sandy Leith
E.S. Barker
Willie Leith
Phil Carr
Club Standings From Midwest Cup Show Tight Race
Partial standings list shows Columbus and Toledo leading, with Thalanapolis Indianapolis and St. Paul matches noted. A summary of results at Kansas City driven events hints at close contention among several clubs, including Milwaukee entries.
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Toledo
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Indianapolis
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Kansan City
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Alliwauke
Auto stage from Ted Ross red shop on South Montana
Weekly schedule shows a transport route from Ted Ross's red shop at 7 South Montana Street leaving every Wednesday and Sunday morning at 5 40 to Tor pumping station on Big Hols River, returning to suit party. Round trip price listed as $2.00.
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Ted Ross
Red Shop
South
Montana Street
Tor
Big Hols River
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