JESS TROEH WINS OREGON STATE TRAPSHOOTING TITLE
J B Troeh brother of the American champion won the Oregon state trapshooting title at Portland finishing two days with 760 of 750 possible plus the high amateur average of 52 targets over 500. Abner Mair Portland shot 470 of 600 for second best, while Frank Templeton Pendleton was third with 475 of 500. Troeh earns the right to represent Oregon at the Grand American handicap in Cleveland this August.
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Portland
J. W. Seavey
Pendleton
Troeh
Oregon
Alsn
Trapahooters’ Association
Abner Mair
Prank Templeton
Porthind
Cleveland
Marion Hansell
Omer Stephens
Athena
Lee Mallock
Joh McNurlen
Nays Sponge
Lee Drake
Astoriana
Helix and Pilot Rock to clash in Round-Up Park showdown
Tomorrow at Round-Up Park Helix meets Pilot Rock in a tense tithe dispute with three wicks ace and alleged ringers. Protest delayed previous game and rival towns prepare for a strong turnout as managers prep lineups for a 2:45 Sunday start with standard admission.
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Pilot Steck
Stark Nine
Heliz
Ells
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Cesi
Pilot Heck
Melix
Kendall
Casteel
Gambling arrests in Chicago as league crackdown widens
Chicago police arrest 47 spectators accused of betting on baseball, amid a crackdown agreed by National and American League heads to curb gambling at major parks. Detected during a Philadelphia vs Chicago game, the group faces arraignment, with Park officials warning bans for violators. The campaign extends to minor leagues as club owners coordinate to halt betting. In New York, three men are arrested at the Polo Grounds for allegedly offering bets on the Detroit vs New York game, part of the same crackdown.
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Poliee
John Heydier
National League
B. B. Johnson
Philadelphia
William Verck
Johnson
American Association
New York
Polo Grounds
Detroit
Whitney Horse Wins Belmont Park Classic
Henry Payne Whitney's Wid Alpy won the Metropolitan handicap at Belmont Park on Monday. Wild Air, Thundercap and On Watch followed in order as a four-horse field contested the mile race. The purse totaled $4,965 with strong betting on the winner and Thundercap.
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My Associated Press
New York
Henry Payne Whitney
Wid Alpy
Belmont Park
Wild Air
Broom
Mick Verdune
Flinted
C. Hildreth
Thundercap
On Watch
G. W. Loft
Hildreth
Pal Moor Defeats Lynch in 15 Round Bout
Val Mowe of Memphis defeats Joe Lynch of New York in a 15 round boxing match last night at Lynow Jersey City New Jersey May 95 reports from X. J. indicate a clear decision by Moor after a tough title bout with Lynch.
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Pal Moor
LYNOW
Tiger Claw Luck Token Presented to Detroit Tigers
New York May 16 A tiger's claw a luck token from Georges Clemenceau former French premier was received by Hugh Jennings manager of the Detroit Tigers. The Tigers beat New York 3 to 1. Jennings said they could not help winning with audio jinx chaser.
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Tiger OF
France
New York
Georges Clemenceiu
Hugh Jonninsta
Detroit Tigers
Jennings
Wilde Defeats Wallace In Close Ten-Round Win
Jimmy Wilde of England, world featherweight champion, defeated Patsy Wallace of Philadelphia in a ten round bout. Wilde led early, but Wallace rallied, and the referee awarded Wilde the decision after a hard fought contest in Toronto.
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Toronto
Ont
Jimmy Wilde
England
Figweleht
Patsy Wallace
Philadelphia
Mast
Wilde
Bruiher
CHAMP KILBANE WINS TIED WITH BROWN IN DRAW
Featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane fought Harry Kid Brown to a six round draw in Philadelphia. Brown led early, Kilbane pressed in the later rounds, Kilbane weighed 124 and Brown 125. Eddie Fitzsimmons defeated Lew Tendler in eight tough rounds. Also Itchiya Kumagiro, top Japanese tennis player, to enter Olympic championship in Antwerp, leaving New York on July [date].
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Aseociated
Philadelphia
Johnny Kilbane
Harry Kid Brown
Brown
Kilbane
Eddie Fitzsimmons
New York
Lew Tendler
Kimager
MEET
Itchiya Kumagiro
Tennna Moar
Antwerp
Standings and scores from early baseball leagues
National League results show Brooklyn 1 Pitupure 0 and New York 7 St. Louis 4. Chicago 6 Philadelphia 0. Macinnat 4 Boston 2. American League Rowton St. Louis 1 and Detroit 3 New York 1. Chicago 10 Philadelphia 2. Pacific International Beattle 3 Spokane 8. Tacomi 4 4 Victoria 3. Vancouver 4 Yakima 12.
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Macinnat
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Rowton
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Detroit
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Tacomi
Victoria
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Yakima
Pet
Cincinnati
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MG Mme Bt
Washington
Wwlk
Catrolt Ag
Portland Man Eliminates Los Angeles Opponents in Handball
Portland entrant Joe Lacey of the Multnomah Athletic Club defeated Charles Osborn of Multnomah Portland in straight sets 31 10 and 71 14 as play resumed in the AAU national championship handball tournament at the Los Angeles Athletic Club. The field featured many visiting players who were eliminated in singles and doubles.
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Portland
Los Angeles
Cal
Los Ange- Jen Athletic Club
Joe Lacey
Charles Osborn
Multnomah A
Moran Suspended by NL for Remarks Alleged in Article
Cincinnati May 35 Mann for Pat Moran of the Reds was suspended by NL President Heydler until he apals sizes for remarks attributed to him in a newspaper article about umpire conduct in recent games at Rack land field Moran denies he made such statement.
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Cincinnati
Mannfer
Pat Moran
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Reds
Heydler
National League
Rackland Field
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