Kellackey Dies In Boise After Tubercular Illness
Hugh Kellackey former Boise club manager in the Western Tri-State league died at St Adolphus hospital Boise after a prolonged illness. Cause listed as tuberculosis of the brain and general nervous breakdown. He was about 36 years old, born in Cleveland. Body to be embalmed and shipped to Cleveland for burial.
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Hugh Kellackey
St. Adolphus Hospital
Cleveland
Kellackey
Ohio
Wall Park
Rube Marquard wins tenth straight in Philadelphia doubleheader
In Philadelphia on May 31, Rube Marquard secured his tenth consecutive victory as New York defeated Philadelphia in both games of a day doubleheader. The morning affair ended 9 to 6 with Marquard allowing two runs while Seaton and Moran handled the Phillies. In the afternoon New York won again behind Crandall and Meyers and Alexander, with Philadelphia managing 15 runs in the loss.
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Philadephia
Rube" Marquard
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Moran
R. H. E. Man
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Alexander
Schulytz
Brennan
Pittsburg
St Louis
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Sallee
O'Toole
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H. E. Et Bouia
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Crittenden
R. H. E. Vancouver
Schmitz
la Longe
Belford
Sepulveda
Spokane
Seattle
Willis
Snyder
RH. E. Bpokang
Devogt
Ostdiek
Whaling
E. Bpokang
Cadreau
James
Cleveland and St Louis Tie In Doubleheader Baseball
May 31 reports show Cleveland beat Chicago in the afternoon as Griggs injured and Gregg outpitched Lange, while St Louis and Detroit split a day’s doubleheader with Baumgartner and Kirchell strong for St Louis in game one and Donovan on the mound for game two.
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Birmingham
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Ghecks Kane
George
Easterly
Adams
Walsh
Kuhn
R. H. E. Cleveland
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St. Louis
St Louis
Detroit
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Eix
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Dik
Dik Oo Ote Oe Dawok As Eriaerssiene
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R. H. E. Dey
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Cena
Donovan
Dubuc
Onslow
Petty
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Philadelphia
Vaughn
Morgan
Wolverton
Stump
Zinn
Hartzel
Gardner
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Thomas
Sweeney
Boston
Bedient
Engle
Washington
Boston Rec
Ova
Nanamaker
Williams
R. H. E. Washington
Egaerebeno Lee
Rostom
Shiswateh
Johnson
Alnsmith
O'Brien
Bears Sweep Doubleheader in Western Tri-State Play
Walla Walla’s Strand outpitched La Grande’s Enz as the Bears split wins, securing a second victory to stay atop the Western Tri-State league. Delve’s Seals beat San Francisco twice in Los Angeles, while Oakland and Vernon split a doubleheader. Portland and Victoria also split a doubleheader, Vancouver won both games over Tacoma, and Spokane won morning and afternoon matchups against Seattle.
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Waah
Strand
Enz
Pippins
la Grande
Bears
R. H. EB
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Slagle
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Berry
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Delhi
Schmidt
Oakland
Vernon
Ables
Vochoh
Cocci
Portland Grounds Gaines in Coast League Drama at Home
Portland climbs to fourth in percentage after two wins over Sacramento in a doubleheader. Morning game sees Harkness hold off Portland, while Bancroft delivers a dramatic ninth inning comeback with a two run single that plates the winning runs. Final tallies show Portland overcoming Sacramento in one game and contest details list pitching tandems Fitegerald Cheek Harkness and others.
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Sacramento
Harkness
Bancroft
Sheehan
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Fitegerald
Cheek
Burch
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Miner Dies After Fishing Bite Fails on Shoal Creek
John Anderson a 56 year old miner from Joplin Missouri went fishing on Shoal Creek south of town. After four hours without a bite he finally felt a catch and toppled into the stream dying. An acquaintance recovered the body and physicians cited heart disease as the cause.
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Joplin
John Anderson
Shoal Creek
Here
Anderson
Diamond Dust and Boise Baseball Tidbits in Local Era
A Boise sports column reviews Diamond Dust with Lodell at first, Rustemeyer and Karl rivalries, Osborne illness, and Garrett’s pitching setback. It notes Buckaroo’s Pendleton origins, Enz vs Strand, Kellackey’s death as a loss to the league, and fresh infield shifts. It closes with praise for Irrigators two Dads and an allusion to recent games and strategies.
Boise Adds Clark and Abermott For Buckarooes
Clark, the new first sacker, has shown he can handle first territory and hit well. Abermott joins Boise from the Wisconsin Minnesota State league after a stint with Missoula, reporting this week. A 4 to 2 Boise-Pendleton result yesterday morning was erroneous, the teams only meeting in the afternoon. Hewitt faltered again due to wildness, delaying his value to the Buckaroos until he commands his benders. Curves alone do not make good pitching.
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Boise
Abermott
Missoula
Pendleton
Hewitt
Buckarooes
Facts and Figures From Early 20th Century BC
A compilation of economic figures cites 1910 and 1911 values for British Columbia, including roads and public works spending, farm products, imports, manufactures, mineral waste, timber, fish catches, and lumber. It notes land values, climate advantages, and local business mentions from Vancouver and the East Oregonian. It also advertises subscription services, printing services, and assorted notices.
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