Seattle Wins Fast Season Opener In Dramatic Clash
Seattle defeats Butte 2 to 1 in a swift pennant battle as Stovall and Roach pitch well for the winners. Hulen's bunt and Klopf drive key Seattle runs while Butte strands runners, with standout fielding by Vane and Knox. Dowling and Hickey anchored the Butte defense despite the loss.
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Seattle
Hulen
Butte
Zenrfoss
Babbitt
Hurley
Klopt
Ward
Kane
Wernver
Savage
Zeaurfoss
McIntire
Marshall
McIntyre
Klopf
Knox
Dalrymple
Stovall
Dowling
Hickey
Helena Slugs Past Spokane In Narrow Ball Game
Helena Senators pound Spokane through critical timely hits led by Holly Lippert Peeples and Thiery to win 4 to 2. Wiggs held Spokane to scattered hits while Drinkwater struggled with control as Helena fielded well and capitalized on Spokane errors and fumbles.
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Wiees
Drinkwater
Helena
Colgan
Wiggs
Schmeer
Telena
Lippert
Howells
Muff
Holly
Sullivan
Thiery
Peeples
Hannivan
Reitz
Kelly
Elsey
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Steen
Shaffer
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Poa Howells
Y “ Donahue
Kisey
Rettz
Seere ” Frary
Kealy
Helen Ai EL Pert
Meer
Spokanea
Boston Rally Dodgers Past Baltimore in Late Inning Victory
In Boston on Sept 16 the home team erased a lead late, gaining a 6 to 5 win after a big eighth inning rally. Attendance was about 2000. Sparks and Warner pitched for Boston while Karol Robinson handled Baltimore.
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Boston
Katoll
Baltimore
Sparks and Warner
Karol and Robinson
Philadelphia
Washington
Wilson
Hastings
Philadelphia Falls To Boston In Quiet Start
Philadelphia used a new pitcher as Boston won with little effort. Attendance 18. Batteries Malirkey and Kittredge for Boston versus Philadelphia’s Mel Fadden and Doom. Umpire Emslie. New York report notes Brooklyn 7 New York 2 with Smith ejected in third for arguing umpire Irwin. Attendance 1,100. Batteries Miller and Bresnahan. Donovan and Ritter. Umpires Latham and Irwin.
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R. H
Roston
T. Hada Ieekien
Mal Irkey
Kittredge
Mel Fadden
Doom
Emslie
New York
Brooklyn
New York Today
Smith
Irwin
Miller
Bresnahan
Donovan
Ritter
Latham and
Great Stallion Dan Patch Delights New York Crowd
In perfect weather Dan Patch, the famed stallion, wowed a large New York crowd with a flawless track performance and strong turnout on September 16.
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New York
Dan Patch
Old Father
Evening Star Wins Hawthorne First Race
Hawthorne track meets feature six races with winners Evening Star Glen Rice Jack Doyle Nitrate Toaua Andes and more. Times clocked from 1 15 to 1 42 with varied finishes and placed runners noted.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Evening Star
Pronto
I. Samuelson
Glen Rice
Hide and Seek
Senor
Jack Doyle
Ida V
Cougar
Nitrate
Lucien Appleby
Flying Torpedo
Toaua
Rolling Boer
Dr. Stephens
Andes
Leviathan
Constellator
Spokane Baseball Club Plans Major Changes For Next Year
All Spokane league players reserved except captain Elsey who is offered a higher salary. F E Hutchinson and associates acquire a majority of stock with plans for new grounds near the business center and seats for 5000. Club cleared over 5000 this season, 4000 to grounds and the rest as a dividend to stockholders. New directors and manager expected.
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Spokane
Wash
Elsey
F E. H. Hutchinson and
Attorneys Seek Injunction To Halt McGovern Corbett Fight
Louisville attorney general Pratt filed suit to prevent the McGovern versus Young Corbett boxing match. The case goes before the county common pleas court Thursday morning. If lost, appeal to the court of appeals would follow to press the contest. Both fighters are named as professional prize fighters likely to use full effort to disable each other.
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Louisville
Pratt
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Common Pleas Division
Court of Appeals
Ter McGovern
National league magnates fail to decide on American league plan
In New York on Sept 16 the National league magnates adjourned without a definite plan for the American league situation. Absence of Frank de Haas Robinson of St. Louis and James Hart of Chicago blocked action. John T Brush announced another conference set for Sept 24 with both men expected to attend.
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New York
Frank de Haas Robinson
St. Louis
James Hart
Chicago
John T. Brush
Shamrock III hull to be milled steel not bronze
London confirms Shamrock III hull will use milled steel instead of manganese bronze as in prior challengers. Design largely mirrors earlier Shamrocks with minor forward-line divergence, and the new yacht is not expected to be as costly as Shamrock II.
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London
Yyacht
Courtship Remark Sparks Icebound Romance
A brief exchange reveals a sudden romance with a Boston girl described as an offhand courtship. The dialog hints at a spontaneous, perhaps whimsical, union sparked by an unlikely moment on the ice.
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Boston
TWO HOURS WITH A POET The VPoet Scout At Broadway Butte
Veteran theatergoer praises Capt. Jack Crawford as a premier monologist in America. The two hour program blends humor and poetry including Assault With Intent to Kill and Sun shine, with political reflections on the Klondike gold rush. Governor Rickards introduces him. Warde & James bring The Tempest engagement with a 50-member cast. James Neill displays historical relics, and Marguerita Sylva Opera plans Strollers by Lederer with a strong West tour.
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Butte
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Neill
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Marguerita Sylva Comic Opera Company
George W. Lederer
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Knickerbocker Theater
New York
Dummy Rowan Chases Dunn Fight in Butte Debut
Dummy Rowan and his Miles City brother Silent arrived in Butte after Rowan knocked out Jack Walton in Philadelphia. He seeks a $20 side match with Frank Dunn and dismisses talk, urging action over talk.
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Butte
Silent
Miles City
Mont
Jack Walton
Philadelphia
Frank Dunn
Dunn
Ike Hayes
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