Butte Wins Ninth In Low-Scoring Pitchers Duel
In a beautifu l eight inning pitchers battle Portland and Butte combined for only two hits off Engel and three off his rival. Butte capitalized late with Zearfoss and Murdock scoring on crucial plays as Engel faltered in the eighth. Three double plays aided the defense, and Portland failed to capitalize with a late score, leaving the final tally 2 0 in favor of Butte. Attendance was 1,000.
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Engel
Butte
Joskey
Warde
MiCloskey
Zearfoss
Engels
Heldane McCloskey
Melaie
McHale
Anderson
Portland
Weed
Stovall
Wortland
Vigieus
Murdock
Amd McHale
Alderson
MetHale
Kine
Deisel
Marshall
Peser
Kane
Muller
van Buren
McInnvyre
Enone
Dowling
Ward
McCartiys
Helena Ties Series With Rockenfield Scratch Home Run
In Tacoma on Oct 1 Helena loses the second game as Rockenfield hits a pivotal eighth inning home run off Wiggs and McCarthy. Wiggs fans seven, McCarthy five, Tigers field cleanly aside from two Helly and Lehmeer errors. Hutchinson, Andrews, Thiery, and Zalusky produce key plays for the Tigers while Helena pitchers struggle despite early runs.
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Tacoma
Helena
Rockenfield
Wiggs
Dennis Mccarthy
McCarthy
Tigers
Helly
Lehmeer
Mike Lynch
Brown
Ino
Will
Sullivan
Hannivan
Shaffer
Thiery
Senators
Nagle
Hake
Hutchinson
Andrews
Fisher
Joe
Carthy
Zalisky
Peeples
Zalusky
Holly
Shiffer
Facoma
S. Ih. Oy
A. Ft
Leteher
A Fisher
J Mecarthy
Zaalusky
Me Carthy
P. Seeee
Ena Schmeer
Hannivan Steevee
Helens
Hielena
Joe McCarthy
Noort
Stovall shines as Seattle defies Spokane in ex cit ing game
Stovall pitched superbly for Seattle, homered and contributed on defense to beat Spokane 4 to 2. Quick limited Seattle until Stovall’s homer in the second. Seattle added three runs in the third. Spokane scored one in the sixth and never recovered as Seattle’s defense and pitching held firm.
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Seattle
Stovall
Spokane
Quick
Preister
Schwartz
Campbell
Beattle
Weeese Beebete
Terorner
Oj Scuwer
Ris Sivas
Comes Indie
Saccadace
Erron Cadicans
AENAG
Aosxiasa
Alm
Howells
Donohue
BRON
McKevitt
Aleon
Fiscsee & O
Pett
Wiscissa
Wan
Psn
OM Cossees
Tees
Babbitt
Stoval
Frary
Keres Ta Kelly
Bisey
Seate
Colgan
Races at St Louis reveal winners and times
Yesterday's results list seven races at St Louis Det. L Fair grounds. Winners include Eremac in race one and Dottie Lehute in race two. Other victors were First Attempt, Prosjny Lagai, Ge heimness, Jake Weber, with several seconds and thirds and listed times around 1:15 to 1:07.
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St. Louis
Det. L—Fair Grounds
Eremac
King Tatiny
Quixada
Dottie Lehute
Lagarre
Budweiser
Elias
Happy Chappy
Buts. Pitth
Ge.heimness
Fritz Brillar
Hannemoner
Siath
Jake Weber Wen
the Boer
Ciales
Port See D
American Association club wins a high‑scoring game
The Kansas City match report notes an interesting contest with many errors on both sides and attendance around 1.50. The American Association game features players such as Wolfe, Reville, Nichols, and Messitt with umpires Hurat and Anson officiating at Princeton Cambridge Harvard Bowdoin and Penn matches.
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Kansas City, Ort
American Association
R. H
American Ascoriation
Wester Caare Sa Ichecas Cela
Jatteres
Wolfe and
Reville
Nichols and
Messitt
Hurat
Anson
Gravesend Race Results Narrowly Reflect Mixed Outcomes
New York results from Gravesend include Christine A winning the opening six furlongs with Right am True second and Miss Dorothy third in 1:18.6. Mise Mitchell led the steeplechase over about two and a half miles with Hark Forward second. Pines won the all age handicap mile and a half with Hunt Race second. Alwbare captured the Pere Hamilton Stakes at four sixteenths, Alwbare first and Emshee third in 1:18.29. Zoroaster won the mile and seventy yards with Remorse second and Bluff third in 1:49.2. Barl of Warwick took six furlongs, Oarsman second, Barket more third in 1:14.2.
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New York
Gravesend
Christine A
Aml True
Miss Dorothy
Mise Mitchell
Hark Forward
Philima Paxton
Pines
Hunt
Alwbare
Aston
Emshee
Zoroaster
Remorse
Bluff
Barl of Warwick
Oarsman
Barketmore
Candidates jockey for nominations at three conventions
Amid three convention meetings today labor party and populists vie for key posts. Labor backs state senator and broad ticket while populists push Tom Hinds. Sheriff candidates include J J Quinn and J B Furey with Heinze democrats promising mayor Davey. Coroner sees Sam Johnson and Alderman El Day. County clerk Peter McNaughten. county attorney potential Breen amid Heinze drama.
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Labor Party
Heinze Democrats
Larry Duggan
Tom Hinds
Tom
J. J Quinn
J. B. Furey
Davey
Sam Johnson
el Day
Pete McNaughten
Peter Breen
Heinze
Alice Band Revived in Butte as Reorganized Group
A meeting at the Fagle house in East Broadway decided to reorganize the old Alice band, once famous in Butte. F C Burks was chosen chairman and later secretary, John Beard named treasurer, J H Viol to lead the new outfit. An early, ac acc plan outlines another meeting to finalize the organization.
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Butte
Fagle House
East Broadway
Alice
Owl
F.C. Burks
John Beard
J. H. Viol
Harlem Summary of Five and a Half Furlong Races
First race at five and a half furlongs Senator Morrison won with Plorestar second and Joe Buckley third. Evelyn Bird won the second with Lady Contrary second and Private Nolan third. Old Fox won the steeplechase short course with Bristol second and Crst third. Flying Torpedo took the Prairie Stakes at a mile and an eighth with Rolling Boer second and Scotch Plaid third. Lora Touch wood won the five furlongs with Judge Himes second and Hind? third. Emma A. M. won the five and a half furlongs with Pierce J. second and Ben Frost third.
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Hyicago
Met
Harlem
Senator Morrison
Plorestar
Joe Buckley
Evelyn Bird
Lady Contrary
Private Nolan
Old Fox
Bristol
Crst
Flying Torpedo
Rolling Boer
Scotch Plaid
Lora Touchwood
Judge Himes
Hind
Emma A. M
Pierce J
Ben Frost
Balloon Mania Grips Britain Amid Airship Craze
A Brooklyn-Fagle describes a surge of interest in ballooning and aerial flight across Britain. Inventors and enthusiasts race to build cigar and funnel shaped airships, while paratroopers fill the skies and many attempts end in mishaps. The piece notes a parched era of new angled transportation with widespread public fascination and ongoing experiments.
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Brooklyn Fagle
Ust
Diggs-Rounder Stricken With Illness Amid Fears
In Chicago News notes Diggs-Rounder is quite ill and his wife expresses grave fears for his health. Contained dialogue suggests anxieties extend beyond the grave, reflecting distress within the household about his condition.
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The
Chicago News
Diggs
Mystery of Missing Boy Sparks Police Probe in Columbus
Columbus police pursue a disappearance case after four year old Frank North vanishes from his home at 399 South Canal Street and from the Thomas Ross soap factory where he last worked. Friends search tirelessly to locate him as investigators compare to a Chicago mystery case.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Frank North
South Canal Street
Thomas Ross
Disappearance of North Deepens Mystery at Soap Factory
Wages paid and a missing man vanished after being seen with a strange woman near the factory. Theories include a fall into lye vats, which were emptied for inspection with no trace found. Family fears foul play or suicide as investigators pursue clues from a released convict and a Chicago departure.
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North
Ross
Mt. Sterting
Mystery surrounds elopement in Cameron West Virginia
Maud Chambers a 19 year old student from Benjamin Chambers wealthy West Virginia farmer family eloped with James Scott a fellow student from California Pa normal school. Objections from both families followed as the couple faced pressure over age and union while townsfolk fear a lurking murder mystery.
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Cameron
W. Va
Ito
Maud Chambers
Benjamin Chambers
West Virginia Panhandle
California
Pa.) Normal School
James Scott
New Scene in Play Lo Among the Tales Worth Telling
John B. Stetson praised for diction and theater spirit with a sharp joke about scenery and a tropical snow scene. The anecdote recounts his demand for a snow setting in a tropical play, reflecting his flamboyant theatrical personality and Sheridan's influence.
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The
Philadelphia Times-Ledger
John B. Stetson
Sheridan
Stetson
Young Man Warned by Somber Clerk in Baltimore
A black clothed gentleman warns a youth that he is hurrying on to destruction as the youth presses toward a quick lunchroom, a moment captured in Baltimore.
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Baltimore News
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