Bush Brothers Shine In Early World Series Spotlight
Leslie Bush's stunning performance against the Giants highlights a wave of young talent from Missoula to Philadelphia. Reports say Fred Bush, his brother, signs with New York Americane and aims for major league spring camps, with scouts predicting a bright future.
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Detroit Americane
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Waller Ishsson
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Frank Chanuo
Tom Boab
Capital Commission
Con Janx
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Leslie
Great Falls
Hings
Chance
Lestie
Rush
Fast
Pacific Coast League and Related Baseball Actions
Summary of multiple clipped items: details from Pacific Coast League games with teams such as Los Angeles, Oakland, Portland and San Francisco, including pitchers and batters like Nalland, Cheek, Peruvian and Arbogast. Also notes a criminal case involving Julian Hawthorne and Dr Morton sentenced in Atlanta for mail fraud, with parole expected next Wednesday, October 15.
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Dr. Morton
Atlanta
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Trotting races feature litters and records at Grand Circuit meet
A011 trotting events highlighted the Grand Circuit program with Mich Queen and Transylvania stakes. The 2:08 pace led by Cheney’s Transylvania, Michigan Queen set new marks, while other heats featured Walnut Grove Nellis Tample and Vesterma posting strong times and purses.
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Tanner
Cheney
Ater Tram Yeh Fening
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Alfreda Todd
Transylvania
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Rovert Milror
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Fyarin Ohne Rou
Paddy O Hern and Morse Highlight Lewistown Boxing Card
Lawistow is staging the Lewistown Athlete Club show with Paddy O’Hern of the city facing Billy Morse of Miles City in a 183 pound main event. O’Hern carries a two win record for the season, while Morse seeks a decisive stoppage with fans eager for a sharp bout. A related wrestling card features Simmy Bury of Chicago vs an unnamed welterweight, plus a 158 pound lei grapple between George Hiell and Henry Irsinger with $200 and $1,000 side bets.
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Boxham
Lewistown
Ald Matet
Ivaker Iralingear
Paddy
Simmy Bury
Chiease
George Hiell
Henry Irsinger
Pittsburg Nationals Tie Series With Cleveland in Fourth Game
Pittsburg wins 4 to 0 over Cleveland in the fourth game, tying the series at two games each. Attendance reached 644 with receipts of 5,018 and each club receiving 1,011.24 after national commission shares. Hatterles Mitchel and Carish along with Ang and Simon noted in box.
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Cleveland Americans
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National Comsmilasion
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Seave
Gloveland
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Athletics
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Wetchar
Heras
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Odile Collins
New York
Speawlatars
Lussese
Eighth Avenue
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Uwir Neeuutt
Elyiy
Tod. Welpts
Loflay
California beats Morris. Morris disqualified in fifth round
In New York tonight Gimbeat Smilinne of California defeated Carl Morris of Oklahoma in the fifth round. The referee disqualified Morris for fouling. California's ace held the advantage in all rounds except the second.
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Gimbeat Smilinne
California
Carl Morris
Okdn~homa
Morris
Leslie Bush Hero Of Quakers In Baseball Clash
Leslie Bush starred for the Athletics, delivering solid pitching against the Giants in a tense game. The crowd roared as Bush and Doyle led New York’s defense while Oswald Collins and Mathews steadied Philadelphia’s offense with timely hits and aggressive baserunning.
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Fletcher
Barry
Burna
Athletics and Giants in World Series Game Three
The article recounts a tense World Series game with Philadelphia and New York exchanges, listing hits, runs, and key plays. It notes crowd disturbances near Seventh Avenue and the managers’ guarded comments about tomorrow’s pitcher choice, with both teams set to renew the series in Philadelphia.
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Brainerd Salutes Le s le Bush in Local Telegram Welcome
In Brainerd oct 9 citizens signed a telegram to Leslie Bush praising his victory and Bender’s, inviting them to attend noon celebrations. Bush, known as Yoe Bullet, began in Missoula and aided a pennant win in 1912, later sold to Connie Mack for 1500 after strong major league interest.
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Una
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Teas Reach Philadelphia After Special Train Arrival
The Athletica arrived in Philadelphia on a special train from New York just before 10 tonight to a rousing reception by several hundred fans. Manager Mack, Chief Bender and players rushed to their autos to escape the crowd as H Jay and others were mobbed.
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the Athletica
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Rualy
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Bender
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Itay
Sulzer Impeachment Debated by Judge Parker in Court
Judge Parker condemns Sulzer as utterly worthless, detailing testimony on campaign funds and donations. The ruling questions whether the governor can regain public trust, noting money used to aid Sulzer's election was obtained under dubious pretenses and that perjury charges lack support.
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Governing figures discuss donor intentions and public funds
Amid debate on campaign financing, Brady Diyfotin W. Cox and others acknowledge donors hoped funds would aid the campaign while denying any intent to grant personal use. Mr. Marshall notes statesmen and admirers like McKinley and Webster, and asserts no personal gains arose from gifts, challenging the notion of criminal intent.
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Scott
Morgenthau
Lohyian
Lave Nere
One Thing Settled in City Window Incident
Report describes Mra Stronghead throwing a stone through a drug store window to prove a point and being jailed. The scene involves a character named Neaven and phrases about settling the question of where to hold a summit. The excerpt shows dramatic dialogue and local color from a sensationalized urban page.
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