American Legion Smoker Tonight In Butte Auditorium Show
Boxing program features Wallace of Butte vs Frankie Teagan of Pueblo in eight rounds main event. Several undercard bouts announced with young prospects, piano entertainment by Harry Miller and Chatham. Proceeds aid the Legion home fund as posts invite friends to attend.
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American trainer offered to coach French Olympians
Paris on April 15. Jim Duncan, holder of the world discus record, was offered the position of trainer for French athletes preparing for the Antwerp Olympics this summer. Duncan, a former lieutenant in the American Army, was discharged here and has since run a gymnasium in the city.
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Big league racing start and wild finish forecast
A lively review of early season baseball and boxing scenes across the nation. Cincinnati Brooklyn Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia vie in the National and American leagues while managers brag of strong crowds and promising starts. Prohibition and new promotions boost interest as stars like Moran's lineup, Walter Ruether and Hal Chase surface in chatter.
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BROOKLYN, PHILADELPHIA GAMES SHAPE APRIL BASEBALL RESULTS
Baseball across the league features a Philadelphia win over Brooklyn 8 to 7 after a late rally, a New York loss to Philadelphia 4 to 1 with Ruth struck out thrice, Cincinnati edge Chicago 4 to 3 on wild pitches, and St Louis narrowly beating Pittsburgh 3 to 2 in extra action. The reports include box scores and key plays such as home runs and late innings runs.
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Seventeenth annual interscholastic meet eyed by 70 schools
Mis soula with the state university athletic field slated for May 11 to 15 hosts the seventeenth annual interscholastic track meet. J Rowe chairs preparations featuring entertainment for visitors as university events fill evenings with overture by the orchestra, glee club performances, May day dances, and singing on the steps amid luncheons and faculty receptions. In Tacoma boxing news, Bob Martin the former A E F champion signs for May 20, opponent yet to be chosen, with Ling Billy Reed as top contender for the bout.
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Standing of the Slubs National League
Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburg St. Louis Philadelphia Revport are listed with won and loss records. The standings show teams and percentages, reflecting the 7 to 2 win totals and the current league order. The fragmentary text preserves team names and basic standings context from the period.
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Boston Wings Washington In Close 7 6 Victory
Boston pushed Johnson off the mound after two innings and built a five run edge, ultimately holding on to defeat Washington 7 to 6. Batteries Johnson Zachary Snyder Courtney Charrity Russell Perinock Walters.
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Amateur meets switch to standard AAU events this summer
New York April 15 news that AAU trials will use standard track and field events instead of Olympic metric events for Antwerp. Final team trials coincide with AAU championships at Harvard Stadium on July 17, with sectional tryouts in Philadelphia and Chicago planned for June.
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Telegraphic Bowling Tourney Planned at Marquette Alleys
The annual telegraphic bowling contest by Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph workers will be at Marquette alleys on Wednesday evening April 21 at 7. Denver El Paso Helena Salt Lake Great Falls and Butte will each send a representative to compete in singles doubles and a five man event. Scores will be relayed by telegraph and posted on score boards at the alleys. Prizes have been offered by the company athletic director.
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Few Federals Left In Big Show
A garbled recap notes only a handful of former Federal League stars remain in major leagues. It lists players like Benny Kautz, Jack Quinn, and others, mentions outfielders and a few survivors, and references teams such as the Giants, Yankees, Braves, and Senators in a broad, unfocused historical summary. The piece shifts to golf in England with John W. Davis preserving the Victory Cup and details boxing results in Springfield and Huntington, plus late scores from American Association games.
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Manhattan Runners on Historic Highway
Runners bound for Antwerp Olympics will race Aug 21 along a largely unused road from Sumeln to Antwerp, paralleling a brick road with a single minor hill near Malines. The route crosses a largely level coast to reach the main highway, through which the marathon will pass near Antwerp. Weather and rain delays affect related Coast League games, including Salt Lake 3, opponent 0.
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Hotels for Baseball Players Only 15 Plan
Club owners nationwide plan to build hotels in cities hosting their teams so players can stay safely off park benches. Last season traveling secretaries faced delays as reservations were missed and players waited for rooms. The proposed hotels aim to prevent such mix ups and ensure comfortable lodging for ball clubs.
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O'Dowd Knocks Out Lauretta in Bridgeport Bout
Mike O'Dowd, middleweight champion, stopped Walter Leuret of Canada in the sixth round of a scheduled twelve round bout in Bridgeport. O'Dowd filled in for Jack Britton who could not appear because of illness.
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