Local Buckaroos Triumph in Early Inning Rally
Local Buckaroos capitalize on three first inning runs and steady pitching by Melvor and Osborne to defeat Pendleton 8 to 4. Luttrell hits a three bagger, Nadeau and Augustus drive in key runs, while Mensor, Teck, and Wilson pace the visitors with sharp hits and base running.
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Luttrell
Wilson
Robinson
Scott
Teck
Melvor
Osborne
McInnes
la Grande
Pendleton
Augustus
Lodell
McIvor
Forbes
Kneil
Boise Land Hard And Defeat Bears
Boise, Idaho June 8 Bolise hit Kelly hard yesterday and his support was none too good Boise winning 8 to ? Smith a new addition to the Boise pitching staff proved valuable and Bears could do little with him Houen had a bad day in right field We made three costly errors one right after another and was relieved in the sixth He has been released In addition to pitching a good game Smith broke into the hit column with three singles and a double and batted in runs that brought Boise to the front Nochon and Martini were fined after the game when they said things Longaneeker did not like The score
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Berliay
Pendigreon
Osborne
Heck Moelnnle
Melvor
Revpuit
Seattle
Mensor
Hig Sharp
Wil Spee
Strand
Bear
Pippins
Luttrell
Naughton
Stott
Bradley Senl
Bradley
Forbes Wis
Elven
Owens
Walters
Augustus
la Grande
Pendleton
Nu- Meat
Buckaroves
Teok
Wilson
Scot
Forbes
Rader
Singsl
Robinson
Ladell
Nadeau
Calline Nadeau
Thirg
Amelvor
Smith
Boise
Bears
Houen
No¢hon
Martini
Longaneeker
Coast League Games Highlight Sloppy Totals
A garbled Coast League score recap from Los Angeles and Portland shows unclear innings and misread player lines. Names such as Leverenz Cheek Menon and Schwenk appear amid fractured text, with San Francisco and additional batter lists and misaligned runs suggesting a mixed box score fragment without a clear final result.
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Los Angeles
Asaceh
Burch
R. HH. E
R. H
Portland
Capeapadvesenes
Leverenz
Cheek
Menon
Areversiassi
San Francisco
Batterices
Schwenk
Koerner
Klamitter
Christian
Pope
Malarkey
Mitze
Diamond Dust and Derby in a Rough Row of Baseball Passages
A lively, error filled game report highlights mixed fielding, pitching duels, and notable plays. Luttrell, Osborne, Robinson, Knell, and Melvor figure prominently as Os borne hitters and Buckaroos clash amid misplays and crowd excitement.
Dutch Evening Hosts Crown Society Leaders
Mrs. Charles Stype entertained a Dutch evening on Buel Street with guests including Mr and Mrs Dow and Mr and Mrs Lagten. High scores were won by Mr and Mrs Brock, followed by a Dutch lunch. Miss Gwendolen Smith, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Smith, will graduate from Portland Academy Wednesday and plans to attend Mills College in Berkeley on August 15.
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Charles Stype
Buel Street
Gdstre
Wil Moors
G. F Tu Dow
Henry Lagten
Charles Grevlich
Wilson
Brock
Charles Bonney
Wesley Matlock
William Shults
Laura Nash
Gwendolen Smith
Mrs Lytle rushes to Denver as brother falls ill
Mrs W H Lytle departed last evening for Denver after receiving a message that her brother David Hill a Denver University dental graduate is very ill. Mrs Henry Dixon Jones and Edna Zimmerman plan a summer at Magnolia Beach while Edith Johnson will take a two week outing. Mrs Henry Dixon Jones and Mrs John F Rotinson hosted the North Sideridge Club at Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lytle
Denver
David Hill
Dental
Denver University
Henry Dixon Jones
Mise Edna Zimmerman
Mise
Edith Johnson
Magnolia Beach
Washington
John F. Rotinson
North Sideridge Club
Court Street
Little Toms and travelers fill local notes and ads
A jumble of society items lists Mrs J Newton Burress and Mrs W C E Pruitt capturing prizes with 2 Little Toms, names of Miss Blanche Paddler, Miss Gladys Hamsey, and others returning from Seattle. Mentions visits to Helix, Portland, Port Town, Pendleton, and Walla Walla plus a medical notice praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Also notes discussions about a rifle and entanglements between English and French rifle associations with intrigue over Laidly Rose.
Weston Folk Rose Show Attendees and Local Visits
A Weston Oregon report notes a bustling week with ten attending a Rose Show in Weston and plans to travel to the Portland Rea Carnival. Locals including Velma Wilkinson of Athena, the Kemp couple, H Booker, Leonard Douglas, J H O Harra and Ollie Wert, Dr. Cashatt of Spokane, Jessie McCoughen of Athena, William Alberts, Robert Raymond, and Jim Hicks of Milton are mentioned with visits and health updates during the week.
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Wexton
Ore
Starke
Weston
Portland
Mix Velma Wilkinson
Athena
Wietan
F. M. Kemp
I. M. Kemp
Mir. Wid
H. Booker
Leonard Douglas
Baker City
J. H. O'Harra
Ollie Werte
R. BD. Cashatt
Spokane
Salem
Jessie McCoughen
Wm. Alberts
Broad Street
Robert Raymond
Eel) Hicks
Milton
J. N. Banister
Mitton
Clerical Critique of Fashion Sparks Debate in Detroit
Father F J Van Antwerp of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary condemns tight skirts and low necklines as indecent. He says modest attire suits women and opposes such garments at church and communion while noting some disapprove but tolerate current styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
F. J. van Antwerp
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
Father van Antwerp
van Anwerp
Ross Rifle Invention Inspired by Kentucky Woman Pattie Ellison
Paris reports the Ross rifle invention owes its inspiration to Miss Pattie Ellison of Kentucky who lived in Paris with her sister Mrs Adams before becoming Lady Ross. The tale credits her influence on the husband’s work on a powerful new firearm.
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Reus
Rees Castle
Reeshire
Scotland
Lord Ress
Kentucky
Paris
Rose
Rfte Association
England
Royal Association of Paris
Mexolaltion
Canna
France
Lady Ross
Husband
Ross
Pattie Ellison
Mrs. Adams
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Melants
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DAU Wuneinssetyenceret
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Egan
Hatthon Wad Krichell
Cleveland
Fack Enenaaerkevemived
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Block
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Augustus Kacked
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Ty Bradley Coun
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Bradley Nie
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Ife
Catie Wan
Sadetu
Ginst
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Little Toms
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J. Newton Burress
W Cc. E. Pruitt
Blanche Paddler
Gladys Hamsey
Univerity of Washington
Str
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Miss Lotta Fleek
Mber
Lulu George
Edna Simpson
Wetton
Mises
Francia Saling
Edgar Smith
Athens
Earl Dudley
Weston Folk
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Takeo
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Adam Appell Water Bag Co
Fortland
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