Grade School Track Meet Set for May at Clark Park
Butte exchange club backs a junior interscholastic track meet for grade school pupils at Clark Park on Saturday May 16 supervised by the Y M C A and local schools. Teams enter any number of children in three divisions light middle and heavyweights with end weight limits. Special events and medals and ribbons will be awarded to top individuals and teams. An admission fee helps defray costs and weather backups exist.
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Mascart Loses to Corbett on Foul in Debut Bout
European featherweight Mascart, in his American debut, faced Al Corbett of Cleveland in a 12 round scheduled bout. Referee Matt Hinkel ruled Corbett the winner on a foul in the Rimth of the match.
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Testimonial for Joint-Base and Joint-Ease effects
A 1936 testimonial letter extols Joint-Base as effective for lameness soreness and stiffness across athletes including baseball players trainers and riders. It claims daily use yields good results and mentions Joint-Ease as a popular remedy for overnight relief.
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Goolidge Starts Washington Game in Opening Tilt
President Coolidge threw the first ball as the Senators beat New York 10 to 1 in a game notable for Goslin Meusel Peckinpaugh and Johnson. Washington piled up ten hits while New York managed one run on 11 hits before being ousted after four and a third innings.
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Eddie Collins Debuts as White Sox Manager Triumph
Chicago opened with a win as Eddie Collins makes his debut guiding the White Sox in a season opener. The crowd saw a tribute to a former manager and a silver gift presented amid the pregame ceremonies. Detroit reports limited details on the Elks, but the opener ended in Chicago victory.
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Beta Epsilon Dominates Intramural Honors at MSU
In Bozeman on April 22 Beta Epsilon fraternity won the 1825 pennant with seven freight victories and no defeats in the intramural season at Montana State College.
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Giants Win On Ninth Inning Collapse
In front of about 30,000 at the stadium, the New York Giants nudged ahead in the ninth as Boston’s infield collapsed behind ace John Cooney. Morrison limited the Cubs to five hits as Kaufmann twice pressed Smith for Morri son, but the Pirate hurler answered with a three-base hit. Niehaus debuted at first with a steady showing. Phillies beat Brooklyn to open home season in Philadelphia.
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Cardinals Have Cinch in Open NL Game
ST LOUIS April 22 Cardinals pounded 11 runs in the first inning and beat the Cincinnati Reds 12 to 3 in the opening National League game of the season. Grimes pitched effectively, while Hubbell and Carlson shared the pitching duties and functioned well in relief. The Cincinnati offense struggled as errors and timely hits favored St. Louis throughout the lopsided affair.
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Greek Bachelor Secures Handicap Victory
Greek Bachelor captures a handicap win with Som Prowrai in the lead. Madea Second and Broreay also ran, delivering a competitive finish in the race.
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Twitchell Leaves Brigham Young Post
Provo reports Alvin Concrete chosen over structural steel for a construction project as of April 3. Details indicate personnel changes at Brigham Young and material preference shift in the build.
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Aggie Track Men to Seek Records
Bozeman April 22 With fair prospects for a balanced track team Montana State College Coach Romney concentrates on four students Benton Kump Peters and Cottam expected to set state or conference marks in events like the broad jump long distance runs javelin and high hurdles Peters and Cottam in hurdles and javelin potential. Benton already holds the state broad jump record and aims to extend it. Kump shows speed in sprints and distance and Bachman’s state two mile record is challenged by MSU and rival Montana colleges.
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Coast League Report From San Francisco
In a brief AP dispatch from San Francisco the Coast League highlights Simpson Koehler Griffin and Yelle among players and teams noted, signaling ongoing league activity. The fragmentary item lacks full context but confirms ongoing coverage of Coast League happenings.
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