Battered Cubs Win First From Butte
Betts Mont June 19 Seat tle patched from a train wreck beat Butte 7 to 6 in a close game. Capt Hickey out, Allen moved, KKiliilay and Wilkins key hits, error in last inning allowed the winning run. bad railroad shakeups left pitchers weak.
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Seattle
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Necesar
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Kiliilay Aix Eafeties
Butte
Rusele Bunch
Bell and Wilkins
Porthe Ja Roberts
Stanley
Hearne
Myers
Vet McGuire Named Manager of the Boston Americans
Born November 1, 1893 in Youngstown Ohio James Mollatrete is the new manager of the Boston Americans. The article notes his long career as a professional player, his clean disciplinary record with no fines or ejections, and his consistent good health and gentlemanly conduct.
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Boston Americans
Youngstown
Jas T. Mollatre
Whee
Trouble Maker Jake Stahl Stirring Up AL Ranks
Jake Stahl, once manager of the Washington club, caused further turmoil by refusing to play for the team after his beer was cut, even when offered 4000 dollars a year, the same pay he earned as manager, signaling ongoing trouble in the American League.
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Jake” Stahl
Washington's
Pioneer Piano House
Temple of Music
Third and
University
McGraw Weighs Retirement From Baseball After World Tour
New York Nationals manager McGraw, after fourteen active seasons, hints he may retire at season’s end. Rich with earnings, he desires to stay in New York and stop constant travel. Born in Trenton, he joined Day City then Baltimore in 1893 and became Giants manager in 1899, guiding two pennants and record attendances.
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New York
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New York Nationals
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Trurton
Day City
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Wm. Marnie
New York Giants
RACES YESTERDAY REPORT OF MULTI RACE CARD
Yesterday’s program featured six horse races with clear winners. Lanecy M won the first at 6 to 1, Le Grammont captured the second, Simdaie II won the third, Pyterity-Suase Maid took the fourth, Léliie B led the fifth, and Mendes Wright dominated the sixth with Revolt and Maughty also placing in the money.
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Ginekstern
le Grammont
Kirachbaum
Micheli Muvaney
Red Era
Simdaie
Borel
Altanero
Lady Kitty
Pyterity
Suase Maid
Cloudiight
Léliie B
Mendes
Wright
Revolt
Cian
First race results from nineteenth Mile Joe Mower leads
In the first race over two miles Joe Mower wins at the 110 yard mark with Gracious Dame second and Stoneman third, time not recorded. The second race over three quarters of a mile shows Boaseman ahead at the 100 yard mark with Pickens clocking seven to.
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Nineixteenths
Joe Mower
Lee
Crowd Flocks to Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
An estimated 35 000 fans expected at Sheepshead Bay for the $20 000 Suburban handicap featuring 3 year olds and up in a mile and a quarter race. Phil Hers, a German turfman, backs Montgomery after paying £25 000. Trouier booked to ride.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Inland
Trouier
Thoroughbred race betting heats up at Keene event
The field includes Keene's Superm weighing 104 pounds with B Dugan aboard and favored by early bettors. J D Dennet's Flip Flap and Hitchcock's Dandelion, ridden by Hadtke, also attract heavy support among the betting public.
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Keene
B. Dugan
J. D. Dennet
J. J. McGinnii
Frank Gill
Hitchcock
Hadtke
Boys win amid wrecks and injuries on road trip
The team, shaken from a railroad wreck, still secured victory as Don Walsh suffers a severe knee injury and will miss weeks. Hoss heals from a dislocated shoulder while Red Britts exits umpiring. New addition Quigsey heads to Butte as Bresnahan lies gravely injured after a pitched ball.
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Don Walsh
Seattle
Witll
Hoss
Myers
Grif’s Prediction Proves Off as Walsh Recovers
The report notes Bigid Walsh improving steadily, countering Grif’s prediction that no spit belt pitcher could return strong after a previous loss.
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Bigid Walsh
Grif
Plans for yacht races in West Seattle July 3 4 6
Plans announced for yacht races to be held in West Seattle on July 3 4 and 6. Courses include starting near the old club house then buoys at Seattle Lumber dock Four Mile rock and bell buoy. Races cover seven classes with boats from 14 to 62 feet and must be measured under new rules.
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West Seattle
Seattle Lumber Company
Four Mile Rock
Seattle High Beats St Paul In Tight Baseball Contest
Seattle High defeated St Paul in an eighth inning rally as Coyle and Mullen led with base hits and a steal of home. Beattie boys secured the win with timely plays and a late run to prevail in the opening game.
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Heattioe High Schhool
St. Paul Leth Club
Coyle
Mullen
Inessen
Beattie Boys
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