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A Chicago article discusses spitball mechanics and splitter usage, detailing grip, thumb friction, and delivery styles. It highlights sidearm motion for accuracy and notes the physics behind the ball’s break, with players describing conditioning and risk in pitches. Grand Junction defeats Trinidad 4 1 to win the plate baseball title, with Pratt dominating in relief.
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Chicago
Tarry McIntyre
Central
Grand Jenoction
Trinidad
Thien
Grand Junction
Colo
Dow
Clark
Pratt
Indian Meet La Junta to Open Three Game Series
This afternoon at Pioneer Park the Braves face La Junta in the first of a three game set. La Junta has beaten top Colorado teams this season and aims to upset the Redsking, while the Braves, fresh from a Saratoga trip, look to leverage solid practice and strong play for a decisive win.
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Geo
B. Sykes
Braves
la Juntas
Pioneer Park
la Juntag
Colorado
la Junta
Xenone
Serno
Piebert
Rome
Marquard Disappoints as Fans Pack City For Games
Report notes Marquard has proven a big disappointment as crowds gather at Boyd's Cigar store on Ferguson Street to view the La Junta team's arrival. Organizers expect large attendance and costly efforts to bring the squad to the city, with strong hopes for competitive games and spirited play.
Papoose Juniors Beat Mil atxo’s Juniors 17 to 6
The Papoose baseball team of under fourteen players defeated Mil atxo’s Juniors 17 to 6 at East End grounds. The victors issued a challenge to any city team of players under fourteen, with responses to manager Jake Sthoel.
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Papoose
Milatxo
Wcore
East End
Jake Sthoel
Benefit reception and dance for Cheyenne Indians
A benefit reception and dance for the Cheyenne Indians is planned for June 27 at Keefe Hall. Buchanan's Orchestra will provide music and Read Kelley's specials for Saturday are advertised.
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Keefe Ball
Buchanan
Kelley
Preachers to Offer Prayers for Jack Johnson Fight
Denver June 17 Colored ministers in Andy Will join efforts to seek Divine aid for Jack Johnson before his upcoming battle with Jeffries. Victor Walker of Denver, head of a western black athletic group, initiated the plan and many congregations have begun prayers, with nightly sessions preceding the match.
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Denver
Jack Johnson
Jefferes
Andy
Johnson
Victor Walker
Big
Negro Athietic
West
Onge An Ang
Jeffries
Denver Colored
Thas
Big Three Days Ball Tournament At Trinidad
STA hier cornered baseball event brings Trinidad Cripple Creek and Dawson NM for July 3 4 and 4 featuring two double headers each day and a total of twelve games Daw Will Gring 800 rootery Cripple Creek delegation participate from the area.
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Trinidad
Colo
Stahier
Cripple Creek
Dawson
Moldings at Shermann Co. Evening Notice
Vague local notice cites time changes for viewing at Shermann Company productions. The fragment references Tuesday and Friday evenings and a schedule shift. No concrete names, places, or outcomes are clearly readable.
Hoflhaus to Play at Fort Lupton Sunday
Baseball fans await the Denver Ho f B H a u s team as they travel to Fort Lupton next Sunday to face the local squad. The visitors seek to improve their record after a string of wins, hoping to extend their momentum against strong northern Colorado competition.
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Cole
Jane
Denver
Colorado
Amounes
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