Boxing Prospects For Butte Feature Three Bantam Battles
Canadian champion Lahood is pledged for a possible May 10 bout in Butte with Foley as promoter Rouleau seeks Treasure State backing to arrange the fight. Lahood and Foley could headline a 12 round match with Kits of Canada and United States boxing circles watching as rival clubs vie to promote the event.
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Victor Reaquire
Preeclands
Canada
Butte
Yesay
Une
Dixie Lahood
Georgie Y
Foley
Priday
Tahood
Marke
Vancouver
Vic
Legion
Treasure State Club
Ba Roulean
Lahood
Boxing Commission
Marks
California
Fas Foley
Treasure State
Dixie
Fane
European trip for notable Montanan sportsmen Joe Mudro
Joe Mudro, duke of Butte's Jugo Slovak colony, and Albert Stahr plan an extended European tour visiting France and Jugo Slavia, with stops in Chicago and New York to attend games and bowling. They may meet Babe Ruth if he recovers, and Jack Dempsey will also be in Gotham for several weeks. A hospital visit to Babe Ruth is possible if still ill.
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Joe Mudro
Butte
Albert Stahr
Great Falla
Jovetra
France
Land
Traly
Jugo
New York
Frank Walker
Jack Dempsey
Heavy King
Gotham
Joe
St. Vincent's Hospital
Babe Ruth
Champly
J. J. McCaffrey
West Park Street
Speaker Hopes His Kart Not the Balloon in Spring
By Norman E. Brown. The feature discusses Tris Speaker and pitching prospects, noting Teague’s potential and Ned Fox’s tryout, then compares Karr and Ray Francis in the league race. It highlights Karr’s 23 wins, 10 losses, 301 innings, 2.75 earned runs per game, and 126 strikeouts behind Warmouth’s 133. Benny shows confidence as spring training opens with Coach Meallister evaluating players.
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Norman E. Brown
Cers
Teague
Ned Fox
Ove
Speaker
Noth
Karr
Ray Francis
Francis
Karr Allowed An Average of 2.75 Earned Tups A Game. He Ranked Second Intrikeouts
Warmouth
Memphis
Benny
Jack ‘Meallister
Chicago Team Wins Despite Few Hits
In a shaky game Chicago edged Detroit 4 to 3 on April 24. Detroit netted 16 hits with misplays and walks aiding Chicago, while Cochrane, Ferguson, and Picinich provided offense for the winners as Baumgartner faced Walburg and Rommel.
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E. Philsaetonia
Boston
Baumgartner
Walburg
Rommel
Cochrane, Ferguson, Fullerton and Picinich
Warrant Issued Against Garry On Bodze Charge
Federal warrants issued in St Louis April 24 target Garry Herman president of the Cincinnati National League club and seven others for illegal possession of liquor after 13 kegs of beer were confiscated. Named are John Rosskopf Leonard Schwab CR Hall B Von Bargen William Petrl Harry Asmann Bart Hor, with the latter five cited as railroad car captains. Herman signed his bond. others arranged similar bonds. None were held.
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the Associates Press
ST. Louis
Mquor
Garry” Herman
Cincinnati National League Baseball Club
John Rosskopf
Leonard Schwab
CR Hall
B. von Bargen
Wiliam Petrl
Harry Asmann
Bart Hor
Cincinnati Rooters
Herman
Ex Mines Leaguers Shine In Fast Sets
Among Mines leaguers notable in the opening week are pitchers Hap Collard with San Antonio and Mat Steengraffe with Shreve, both in the Texas league. Each appeared as relief hurlers in several games, while Radie Rathjen debuted as shortstop for Lincoln.
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Mines
Hap Collard
Mat Steengraffe
Collard
San Antonio
Steengraffe
Shreve
Radie Rathjen
Lincoln
The
Tees
Gabby Street Keeps Big League Form In Muskogee
Gabby Street, once Walter Johnson’s catcher, remains a standout with Muskogee baseball, drawing attention as trains run special rail trips to the city. W T Huff credits Street for boosting local talent and even notes Street’s daring wall catch attempt at the top of a Washington monument shaft that drew nationwide notice. Street’s career included time with Cincinnati in 1908 and later in the Southern League, with a wartime interruption and eventual return to the game as a portable ball club leader from Muskogee.
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Norman E. Brown
Gabby Street
Walter Johnson
Muskogee
Okla
Gabby
W.T. Huff
Sporting Star
Jimmy ‘McLaughlin
Street
Gatby
Mite
Cincinnati
Eftores
Ne Fially
Camp Slocum
Giants Streak Ends as Braves Edge Gotham Nine
New York April 24 The Giants six game win streak ended in a 5 to 1 loss to the Braves. Wayland Dean pitched until the sixth when pinch hitter subbed in. Huntzinger Baldwin and supporting arms were hit hard. Brooklyn also beat Philadelphia 10 to 8 in a separate game. Dazzy Vance suffered early rough handling. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 2 to end the Pirates’ day.
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Associated Ress
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Braves
Wayland Dean
Joe Genewich
Walter Huntzinger
Howard Baldwin
Boone
Boston
Genewich
O'N Dean
Huntzinger
Baldwin
Devine
Hartley
Brooklyn
Phillies
Dazzy Vance
Philadelphia
Batterlee
Vance
Deberry
C. Mitchell
O'Neal
Henline
CUBS
Pirates
Pittsburg
Marg
Chicago
Yde
Bear
Alexander and Hartnett
Aldridge
Smith
Pythian of Billings Debuts with 40 Second KO
Hayden Phythian of Billings made a fighting debut at Jack Doyle's Coliseum in a card benefiting needy children. He knocked Russell McCall flat in 40 seconds after a straight left jab and a right hook, with Bill Hart as announcer. Other results included Tiny Jim Herman defeating Capt. Bob Roper.
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Hayden
Sonny) Phythian
Billingsythien
Russell
Jack Doyle
Butte
Montana
Tiny Jim Herman
Omaha
Bob Roper
Her
Jack McCarthy
Clark Park
Frankie Osner
Benny Dotson
Los Angeles Examiner
Hayden Phythian
University of Southern California
Russell McCall
Bill Hart
Phythian
McCall
Fordham pitcher Bly loses squeaker to Marines in Quanaco
Kyle Bly nicknamed Skinny, a Fordham GS Mode pitcher, pitched for the All Marines against Fordham collegians in Quantico Virginia last week. The Marines rallied to lead by the ninth inning before Fordham edged ahead in the final accounts reported by New York papers.
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Fordham GS
Kyle
Anodes
Fordham Collegians
Quantico
All-Marines
New York
Cascade Players Eye Mines Teague Clubs For 1925
Cascade league notes show Cas endo Teague clubs lining up infield help with third baseman Walters joining in Butte and shortstop Kent Allen arriving from Great Falls. A.C. M. and Power players poised for tryouts as teams thaw after winter storm. Zanic batsman, Bowers and Lefty Ricker hurled, amid rumors of a new manager as Dempsey returns from ptomaine illness with Giants and Braves game looming.
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Montana Power
Eacker
Mike Dutty
Walters
Cas+endo Teague
Butte
Joe Iley Butte Key
Kent Allen
Earl” Tucker
Colorado Pitts
Allen
Great Falls
Powers
Tey
Mines Teague
Shanley
A.C. M
Anodes
Clarks
Batttle
Zanic
Seattle
Oscar Bowers
Ricker
Hart
Ite Battery
Inte
Los Angeles Man Hanged at State Prison
An 18 year old from Los Angeles was executed today at the state prison for the murder of Weingarter, with the conviction noted in dispatches.
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Los Angeles
State Prison
Weingarter
New Babe Ruth of Minors Was once Southpaw
The new Babe Ruth of the minors is Del Bissonette. His career mirrors the original Ruth, having been a southpaw pitcher earlier. He pitched for Cleveland for a period and is now in the New York Pennsylvania league.
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Babe Ruth
Theinors
del” Bissonette
Ruth
Cleveland
New York-Penmylvania
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Em” Sullivan
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