Batteries and Umpires in Early Baseball Scores
The fragment lists battery pairs and umpires for multiple games including teams such as Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis and St. Louis. Names like Perdue Kling Doolin Lavender Reulbach Archer Camnitz Kelly Froome Humphreys Bagby McLean and Umpires Klem Bush Rigler Finneran appear among scattered score notes and player pairings.
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Philadelphia
Oveaso
Perdue
Kling
Alexander
Doolin
Johnstone
Eason
Brooklyn
Atas
Wiltse
Owens
Brennan
R. H. E. Corr
Boos
Cane
Seayd
Lavender
Reulbach
Archer
Camnitz
Kelly
Klem
Bush
Acies
St. Louis
Arias
Froome
Humphreys
Bagby
McLean
Woodburn
Sal Ilse
Wingo
Rigler
Finneran
La Grande Organizes Baseball Ownership Group
La Grande Oregon May 27 reports ongoing reorganization of the local baseball setup. Committees forming the baseball association to own the franchise and handle club business have seen good financial support. A permanent organization meeting is planned today to confirm leadership. New players are in communication with management and a major announcement is expected soon.
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la Grande
Ore
Baseball Association
Boise Manager Til Ill in Walla Walla Visit
Hugh Kellacky, playing manager of Boise, arrived in Walla Walla last Monday, is reported ill with pneumonia or a nervous breakdown. A nurse attends him constantly, and team members note the strain from his former Union Association League ties and Boise’s recent troubles.
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Boise
Til
Walla Walla
Wash
Hugh Kellacky
Kellacky
Union Association
Team believes Hugh could have altered result last week
The article notes Kollacky’s squad feels Hugh’s absence hurt them and credits Dad Gimlin for stepping in. They honor Gimlin while asserting Hugh’s presence might have shifted the outcome, underscoring the perceived impact of key leadership on the field.
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Ine
Kollacky
Dad” Gimlin
Hugh
Buckaroos Open Six Game Boise Series vs Irrigators
Buckaroos depart by early train for Boise for a six game set with the Irrigators after rainouts left two games against La Grande unplayed. Augustus has a sore arm, Mensor a bruised hand, others in good condition. Garrett expects the team to find form away from home.
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la Grande
Buckarooes
Boise
la Granite
Augustus
Mensor
Garrett
Bailliwick
Logal Boys Win on Washington Track
Pendleton's James Johns and Tom Boylen led University of Oregon to an 88 to 52 victory over Everett in Seattle at the Oregon Washington meet. Johns scored 11 14 points, won the 440, was second in the 220 and tied for second in the 100. Boylen won the half mile in 2.04 and was runner up in the two mile. They also ran on the winning relay quartet for their team.
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Pendleton
University of Oregon
James Johns
Tom Boylen
Oregon
Boylen
McClure
Widener Wills Trigger 4 Million Gift for Crippled Children
Probate in Norristown reveals George D Widener and Harry Elkins Widener wills. P A B Widener endows four million dollars in four percent securities for the Widener Memorial School for Crippled Children. Harry Elkins Widener library to Harvard. estate valued at about 150 thousand. George D Widener’s estate reportedly ten million with one third to widow and remainder in trust for descendants. Charter for the school approved. thirty acres in Philadelphia and Long Branch deeded to trustees.
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Philadelphia
George D Widener
Harry Elkina Widener
Norristown
P. A. B. Widener
Widener Memorial School
Harry Elkins Widener
Harvard University
George D. Widener
Longford
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Pets In Death Chair Like Murderers
Westfield Mass. veterinary surgeon Dr. R D Earle plans a death chair to euthanize an annual 300 pets mainly cats and dogs by electrocution. He argues the method is humane, with a wet sponge electrode at the neck and a spinal current to the tail, using municipal lighting power after trialing cyanide previously.
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Mass
R. D. Earle
Earle
Charlestown
Atate
Uehting
Richeson
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Sixth sense spoken of as aid against accident calamity
A cautious remark notes that a supposed sixth sense offers protection but would fail in many cases, while seven or seventeen senses would not reliably avert danger, reflecting skepticism about extrasensory warning in misfortune.
Diamond Dust and Baseball News from the Northwest Circuits
Buckaroves outbatted the Pippins while Kellackey of Bolsa Irrigators was sidelined by a breakdown in Walla Walla. Rumors link Crutchfield to a Boise release. Boise to wear new black uniforms with white trim and a B crest. Weather disruptions hampered Tri-State League games. Wuffit leads Spokane in batting at 34 for 44. Mensor of Portland tops runs with 38 and a 322 average. Cot ton Harmon leads Western Tri-State Bears with 14 for 33 at 424. Captain Brown 19 for 59 at .322. Bears bracket four hitters over .300.
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Wuffit
Spokane
Mensor
Portland
Outender
Pendleton
Cotton" Harmon
Bears
Captain Brown
Blackman
Johnson
Brown
Swanson
Harmon
Martini
Strand
Kelly
Childers
Pitman
Bridger
Rochon
Suffragettes to Kick Over Tables for Publicity
Mrs Edna Cutter of Kansas City urged Chicago women to seek publicity for the suffrage cause by sensational acts such as kicking over tea tables and handing out literature in rough districts. She said publicity and enthusiasm go hand in hand and editors publish new and interesting items. The Mississippi valley suffrage conference at the Hotel La Salle applauded her talk and planned campaigns to fund education and wider efforts.
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Edna Cutter
Kansas City
Chicago
Hotel la Salle
Tllinois Equal Suffrage
Italy to America Program Ended Says Italian Official
Commander Luiggi states Italy will halt emigration to the United States and divert surplus population to Tripoli. He notes plans to stop the outflow, with government inducements to prevent arrivals in America and care for emigrants in Tripoli.
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Tripoli
Philadelphia
Lules Luger
The
Royal Italian Engineers
Royal University of Rome
Saly
Italy
United States
America
Luigei
Something New in Pendleton O K Billiard and Parlors
New Pendleton establishment offers billiards cards and tonsorial services. It features cigars, tobaccos and smokers supplies with checks in each room valid for baths, shave or shine. Call to get acquainted.
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Pendleton
O. K
Curiosity Costs Life Of 6 Year Old In Factory
In Duluth Minnesota a six year old girl Irene Klug and several companions wandered from home toward a nearby match factory where curiosity led to a fatal accident. Authorities report the tragedy as the children explored the area and the girl was fatally injured.
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Duluth
Minn
Able Match Factory
Irene Klug
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Advertisement
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F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
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