Butte Friends Hopeful As Ryan Dominates Weight Events
Pat Ryan, Irish American athlete from Pallasgreen Ireland, star of Ceithe park New York events, showcases record hammer and weight throws. He demolishes marks reaching 199 feet in the 16 pound hammer and 28 feet 11 1 2 inches in the pound event, claiming status as the greatest weight thrower. Local figures like Thomas Bryan and Father Mannan hail his feats and potential.
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San Francisco Ties Sacramento in Farewell Series Pitcher Overall Sharp
In Sacramento on October 12 the Pacific Coast League game ended 4 to 4 as San Francisco and Sacramento split the farewell series. Overall pitched well for the visitors with Schmidt Klavirth and Cheedh delivering support in a balanced pitching matchup.
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Amateur athletes form Reginald Caughey led quartet tour
San Francisco October reports Reginald Caughey a high school shot putter joins the Amateur Antiet, a New York Irish-Americans sprinter Jin Rosenberger and Stanford's Temple on plan to compete in Australia. Jim Power Mile champion joins distance events. Manager William Unmack toered the tour with five scores and breaks amid western teams’ football results. Purdue shows power while Wisconsin and Michigan slump against minor colleges. Nebraska to face Lincoln conference opener awaiting themes.
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Gossip of Butte Sporting Circles and Local Plans
Butte sports chatter centers on boxing and local teams with plans for upcoming showdowns. Promoters chase middleweight titles, discuss card changes, and potential signees like Leo Benz and Sailor Petrosky while Helena and Lewistown are floated as venues. Baseball chatter notes Murphy’s ideas for a town corporation and local junior prospects joining Connie Mack’s stable as winter plans form.
Johnson declares naturalization as French citizen
The article notes Johnson stating he has become a naturalized French citizen with ties to Seville and a planned nine week engagement in Vienna. He expresses that his home will be Paris and he will not return to American soil. It mentions bonds and charges as context for the case.
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Vienna
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Great public force must be realized
New York October 12 Prelates at the Episcopal general convention in New York debated two great powers outside the churches seeking to bend the republic through violence. A Massachusetts bishop urged duty and warned against neglecting civic responsibility while church and state influence were noted as potent forces shaping national affairs.
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Ameri can and Nationals clash for cellar in doubleheader
October 12 report notes a doubleheader between the St Louis Nationals and the St Louis Americans in a city championship series. First game score 7 to 5, second game 6 to 2 halted at darkness in the sixth inning. Tally Jorms and Hi Kimball feature in discussions about future matches and featherweight prospects as plans unfold.
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J H Cole of Cleveland to close lecture series
Pastor James H Cole of Cleveland will close a series of unsectarian lectures in Knoxville tonight. The closing talk on Salvation and second chances is expected to draw a large audience. Secretary Bryan and Mrs Bryan left for Washington to handle the Mexican situation. Oregon's state pheasant farm reports 5000 birds in stock.
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James H. Cole
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Knoxville
Tenn
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Airs
Washington
Oregon
Sox Defeat Cubs In Eleven Innings For City Title
Chicago Oct 12 Joe Bena pitched brilliantly as the Chicago Americans defeated the Chicago Nationals in an eleven inning thriller to capture the city championship. A crowd over 27 000 watched the dramatic comeback as Lord doubled opening the eleventh and Collins drove in the deciding run with a single after a double steal and slick support from Fournier.
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Pirates Win Fifth Game in Shower at Cleveland
In drizzling rain at Cleveland the Pirates won their fifth game of the series. Robinson dominated Cleveland batters, allowing only three, as about 2,500 spectators watched in chilly weather. Score and battery details are unclear from the fragment.
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Parading Miners Fired Upon at Calumet Parade
A parade of striking copper miners in Calumet Michigan was fired upon as the Centennial mine parade passed. Bullets went over the heads of paraders from an automobile party of four men. militia stopped the car and arrests were expected. Speeches by Western Federation of Miners leaders blamed companies for employing gunmen.
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Giants Fail To Get Losers’ Share In World Series Money
New York Giants sought the losers’ share of the World Series funds but were denied. The commission will first audit player authorship contracts. pre September 27 engagements may allow writing, though penalties are unlikely. Giants contribute 1000 to John Murphy’s widow. umpires praised by Leslie Constans for firm, fair calls.
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Plank Plans Return as Fans Rally Around Key Players
The article notes Plank considering a return after retirement talk, with plans to visit Harry Davis and potential involvement in tomorrow's game. It mentions teammates Collins Baker Strunk Shaw Lapp on hunting trips, Giants plans on the Pacific coast, Walsh seeking return to Byrn, and demonstrations for Barry in Worcester. Schang heads to Buffalo, Bush shipped to Brainerd, Ira The likely remaining near Phil Minty and Jack Coombe at a hospital for typhoid recovery. Oldring vows to focus on taxeball time.
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Michigan Denied by Illinois Senate Reorganization Vote
Urbana Oct 12 The Illinois senate rejected Michigan board of regents plans to join the conference. The vote said Michigan’s suggestion would enable one school to dictate terms and permit abuses seen before the Big Nine was formed. The resolution directs that no change be made without unanimity.
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Regan
Turkey
Clus
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Montana
Jack Sullivan
Son
Leo Benz
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Ramblers Jr. Dominate South Sides 6–0 Victory
The Ramblers Jr. secured their fourth win of the season yesterday by shutting out the South Sides 6 to 0. Dutch scored on a 600 yard run, delivering the lone touchdown as the Ramblers defended their goal line despite a weight disadvantage of four pounds per man.
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