Missoula Grizzlies Baseball Team Shapes Up For Season
Missoula April 1 The state university baseball team under coach W E Treiber prepares for spring practices. Captain and ace pitcher Herbert Vitt leads last year’s staff. Mount St Charles opens May 1 in Missoula. Higbee brothers join infield concerns as Schreiber molds a new third sacker while outfield relies on veterans.
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Herbert Vitt
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Percy
Lawrence Higbee
Grizzlies
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Bruin
James C. Murphy
Ghar Spiller
Diesel
Ottawa Wins Horefcy Championship in Stanley Cup Final
Ottawa defeated Toronto 6 to 1 to clinch the world ice hockey championship in the fifth game of the Stanley Cup series. The teams were tied 1-1 at the end of the second period with Ottawa holding a 2-1 lead in the series after this win.
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Ontario
Ottawa
Seattle
Three blows too much for Doyle in Kenosha boxing
Tony Melcher of Chicago knocked out Jack Doyle of Winnipeg in 1 minute 20 seconds of the first round in a 10 round wind up at Kenosha Wisconsin. Doyle dropped after a right hand, rose, and was counted out after a third decisive blow.
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Kenosha
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Tony Melcher
Chicago
Jack Doyle
Winnipeg
Melcher
Doyle
Thye and Miller Set for Spokane Middleweight Title Bout
Ted Thye of Spokane will defend his world middleweight claim against Walter Miller of Los Angeles in Spokane on April 15. Thye previously defeated Miller in Portland two years ago to claim the championship.
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Ted Thye
Walter Miller
Los Angeles
Thye
Miller
Portland
Walter J. Travis
Francis Guimet
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
Brookline
Mass
Bullish Markets Endure as Business Volume Persists
In bullish market circles, continued evidence of sustained business activity and volume in essentials is stressing the durability of the upswing.
Changes in sports world amid winter grip and retirements
Old Man Winter lingers as coal and ice wars continue. Bernie Bierman retracts retirement to stay at Montana State University another year. The piece notes Harvard track methods with film and mirrors, and reports on hockey refereeing penalties, Philadelphia ballot riots, polo week, Lenglen, golf contrasts with England, and a sweep of MLB pros, college coaches, and notable athletes across several games and trials.
Lacrosse set to resume on pre war basis in Montreal
Montreal reports indications point to lacrosse restarting this year as the Amateur Lacrosse league likely fields Shamrocks Cornwall Ottawa and Nationals. Many former players back from service are fit to play with new blood expected to challenge the veterans.
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Shamrocks
Cornwall
Ottawa
Nationals
Horak Begins Pruning Duluth Boat Club Crew
Coach Dave Horak has started trimming his crew for the Duluth Boat club shells. The material this season is the best in years with a majority of last year’s rowers expected to sail again under the Duluth colors.
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United States
England
Duluth
Minn
Dave Horak
Duluth Boat Club
Coach Borleske Names 15 Track Men at North Dakota College
Fargo report says North Dakota Agricultural College coach Borleske has 15 experienced track men ready to compete for the North Dakota track championship. Baseball prospects are strong with 25 candidates reported and more expected after spring vacation.
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Fargo
N. D
Borleske
North Dakota Agricultural College
North Dakota
Billiard Champions to Be Seen in Action Here
The world’s greatest billiard attraction visits Butte next week led by William F Hoppe. Also appearing Ralph Greenleaf Charles C Peterson Jerome Keogh. Afternoon sessions start 2:30 evening 8. Hoppe Peterson 250 points runs and lectures with shots. Greenleaf Keogh 125 points per session.
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William F. Hoppe
Ralph Greenleaf
Charles C. Peterson
Jerome Keogh
Marquette Billiard Hall
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Peterson
Greenleaf
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Portland
R. B. Bermin
Benjamin
Fargo
N. C
Willie Hoppe
Exhibition Game Scores New York Americans vs Brooklyn Nationals
In Jacksonville Florida on April OTS New York Americans beat the Brooklyn Nationals 663 to 252. Batteries Qui Collins and Hannah Mamaux Mitchell and Miller Elliott led the action.
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Mitchell
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Chicago Nationals Rally Past Oakland Coast League
In Houston on April 1 the Chicago Nationals defeated the Oakland Coast league by 163 to 8. Battery details list Bailey Turner and Webber for Chicago with Daly Hollins and Mitze for Oakland Coast.
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Oakland Coast League
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Webber
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Hollins
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Houston edged by Chicago in Texas league play
In Houston on April 59 the Chicago Americans defeated the Houston Batteries team 68 to 59. Williams and Lynn for Chicago and Sparks and Trout for Houston led the game with strong hits and notable performance throughout.
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Chicago Americans
Texas League
Williams and
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Sparks
Trout
Jack Johnson to Fight Report Says in Mexicali
Fred Dato, brother-in-law to Gov. Estaban Cantu, says Jack Johnson has signed with a syndicate to stage a finish fight in Mexicali within 90 days. Johnson may face Fred Fulton from Tia Juana or Carl Morris from Arizona and will stage an exhibition bull fight next Sunday. The article notes a local dish of live newborn mice dipped in honey called milhi.
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California
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Gov. Estaban Cantu
Jack Johnson
Dato
Fred Fulton
Tia Juana
Mexico
Carl Morris
Arizona
Johnson
Idaho Schools Enter State Track Meet in Moscow
Idaho high schools will compete in the state track and field meet in Moscow May 13 and 14 under University of Idaho auspices. Teams qualify through district elimination meets. the winning team travels to Moscow for the state championship, with W. C. Bleamaster directing the event.
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Idaho
University of Idaho
W. C. Bleamaster
Greatest Fighters of All Time According to Reno McCaffery
Reno McCaffery praises Frank Erne of Buffalo as the greatest fighter he ever saw, claiming Erne beat rivals such as George Dixon Kid Lavigne Joe Gans and Cal Hawkins. He also lists Jack Dempsey Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and notes Hawkins was knocked out by Erne at Woodward's Pavilion. He adds a quip about politicians and mispronouncing Carpentier.
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Marvel
George Dixon
Kid Lavigne
Joe Gans
Cal Hawkins
Gans
Hawkins
la Vigne
Frank Erne
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New York
Woodward's
San Francisco
Erne
Ernc
Jack Dempsey
Calgary Baseball Leaders Plan City League Reorganization
Calgary officials announce a meeting in the first week of April to reorganize the City league following last season's amateur success. At least six teams are expected to join the league, while Calgary's Western Canada league franchise will not affect amateur gate receipts.
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Calgary
Alberta
Beavers Sign Leslie Patterson For Moose Jaw Catcher
Leslie Patterson, standout catcher last season with Moose Jaw in the Western Canada league, is secured by the Beavers and will report April 1. He is expected to greatly strengthen the Beavers this coming season.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Leslie Patterson
Moose Jaw
Beavers
Patterson
Jones to organize western Montana amateur baseball league
C D Jones, longtime figure in Montana baseball, calls a meeting of western state business leaders to discuss forming an amateur league in the region. He supports an amateur organization.
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C. D. Jones
Montana
Jones
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