Sigler Continues High School Batting Spree
Detroit defeats St Louis 11 to 5 in an 11 hit attack led by Sisler who extends his hitting streak to 15 games. Williams McMenus Jacobson Stoner with two bases, Stolen bases Cobb, Blue, Rigney, Manush. Pitchers Stoner earns win. Vangilder takes loss amid wild pitching for St Louis.
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Associated Press
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Stoner Tenia
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Manna wins 2000 Guineas at New Market in April
In New Market England on April 29 Manna led by a decisive margin to win the 2000 Guineas Stakes. Sir G Buloughs 8th finished second and Sir EB Holtons Oojeh took third as Thirteen ran. King George and Princess Mary attended the mile classic opening the English flat season, seen as a key form indicator.
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Associated Press
New Market
England
Joint-Ease claims rapid relief for muscle and joint pain
A dated ad touts Joint-Ease for sore muscles tendons and joints across athletes including golfers baseball players runners and jumpers. It asserts fast relief for pain in the foot ankle knee hip neck shoulder elbow fingers and spine and positions the product as the top selling remedy.
Unclear Pastime Scores With Paraphrased Results
Sports brief lists several city matchups with scores and postponements. Brooklyn and Boston, New York and Philadelphia show results 3 to 10 and 9 to 13 respectively. Detroit and Louis score 11 to 5 with other games postponed due to rain.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Boston
National
Brooklyn
Louis
L. Pet
Pittsburg
American League
Werner
Sande rides Worthmore to Paumonok win
Worthmore of the Everglades stable carried top weight and ridden by Earle Sande won the Paumonok handicap at Jamaica opening day. Harry P Whitneys pah Wallace, ridden by Wallace, was second by a nose.
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Jamaica
N. Y
Worthmore
Everglades
Earle Sande
Harry P. Whitney
Wallace
Sweeping Away Captures Chesapeake Stakes at Havre de Grace
Sweeping Away won the $10,000 Chesapeake stakes for three year olds at Havre de Grace Md. Overall finished second and By Hisself third in the stakes race held this afternoon.
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Havre DE Grace
Hisself
Pacific Coast League wrap with shaky score lines
In Los Angeles Sacramento batted 14 hits to 7 with 1 error while Los Angeles had 8 runs and 4 errors. San Francisco led 4 7 4 after 4.16 era with Murphy and Peters in the battery. Seattle and Portland games listed with incomplete lines and multiple errors. In racing, Sweeping Away by Johnny Maimben won the Chesapeake stakes at Havre de Grace, time 1 47 3 5.
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San Francisco
Salt Lake
Angeles
Seattle
Sacramento
Oakland
Ereres
Portland
Erereee
Vernon
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
T. Paul Eenvere
Columbus
Loieeevee
Kansas City
Associated Presa
Havre DE Grace
Johnny Maimben
Xalapa Farms
Close 12 round welterweight bout sparks dispute in Newark
Associated Press reports Pinkey Mitchell of Milwaukee and Willie Harmon of New York fought a tightly contested 12 round match in Newark. A punch sent Harmon to the canvas in the second round, but verdicts varied as observers disagreed on the outcome.
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Associated Press
Newark
Pinkey Mitchell
Milwaukee
Willie Harmon
New York
Harmon
Giants Lose Slugfest In National League Tilt
Two base hits by Fonseca Hawks Kelly Knight. Home runs by Frisch Kelly. Crowded scoring with multiple hits and walks. Pitchers Couch Ulrich Knight Barnes. Knight credited with win. Barnes charged with loss in a high scoring game between Giants and Phillies.
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Wilson
Barnes
Philadelphia
New York
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Hawks
Kelly
Knight
Frisch
Couch
Sand
Greenfield
Fillingim
Dean
Hitch
Geentine
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Associated Press
New York Giants
Phillies
Giants
Ag Ae
Burns
Eeeere Williams
Eeere Harper
Seer Eine Huber
Holkee
Lindstrom
Ore Wilson
Boston Rout Brooklyn 10 to 3 in Baseball Tilt
Boston bats four Brooklyn pitchers for ten runs as Thormahlen struggles and Barnes limits Dodgers with runners on base. Game details include score by innings and hits, walks, and errors for both teams.
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Boston
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Herb Thormahlen
Braves
Jess Barnes
Giants
Dodgers
Taylor
Bancroft
Welsh
Felix
Padgett
Barnes
Marriott
Fournier
Burrus
Mitchel
Thormahlen
Oeschger
Rush
Hubbel
Thormahilen
Sheridan Rifle Club Wins National Rifle Association Telegraphic Shoot
In Stockton on April 2 the Sheridan Rifle Club of Sheridan Wyoming won the final NRA telegraphic shoot with 3 955 points, the highest in the tournament. The Roberts Island club of Stockton reported the result this day, Stockton finishing fifth with 2 937 points. Last year Remington Arms team took first with 2 926.
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Associated Press
Stockton
Cal
National Rifle Association
Sheridan Rifle Club
Sheridan
Wyo
Roberts Island Club
Remington Arms
Mathewson Recovering From Cold At Saranac Lake Home
Christy Mathewson, president of the Boston National League club, is recovering from a cold at his Saranac Lake home. The former pitching ace, who once battled tuberculosis here, remains under physician care as he recuperates.
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Associated Press
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Christy Mathewson
Boston
National League Baseball Club
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Boston Disineres Health and Condition
Acting head of Dodgers 15 dead
New York April 29 Edward J McKeever acting president of the Brooklyn National League baseball club died at his Brooklyn home tonight of pneumonia. He was 62 and had led the club since the death of Charles B Ebbets on April 19. His brother Stephen W McKeever is treasurer.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward J. McKeever
Charles B. Ebbets
Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
Brooklyn
McKeever
Stephen W. McKeever
McKeever Brothers
Ebbets
Ebbet
Edward McKeever
Earl Sande Rides Worth More to Victory at Jamaica
Earl Sande, back from a broken leg, rode Worth More of Everglades stables to beat Noah by a nose in the Paumonok handicap at Jamaica season opener. Fifteen thousand fans cheered as he surged from mid-pack to win, marking his second post-injury victory.
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Associated Press
Jamaica
N. Y
Earl Sande
Saratoga Springs
Worth More
Everglades
Sande
Wallace
Harry P. Whitney
Noah
Vintner
Serenader
Yankee Fans Hope Sam Jones Right For Season
Yankee fans hope Sam Jones, the Woodsfield, Ohio pitcher, will regain form after a six hit game as he helped defeat the Red Sox with six singles. Lee Fohl’s Red Sox showed strong hitting while Huggins’ pitching staff remains unsettled. If Jones returns to form he could secure a regular spot for the Yankees.
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Yankee
Sam Jones
Woodsfield
Ohio
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Red Sox
Lee Fohl
Ones
Yanks
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Eix
Huggins
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Weather halts trials of Derby candidates
Weather and track conditions curtailed Kentucky Derby eligibles at Louisville today as fewer runners could handle the slop and mud. Borderland and Needle breezed the Derby route in 2:17 1-5. Captain Hal, Black Tony’s son, posted a long gallop as supporters predict a winner on May 16. Post time for new prospects from the Fast expected soon. Superior and Chief Uncas added to the list as track preparations continue.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Daily Constitutionals
Borderland
Needle
William Zeigler Jr
Captain Hal
A. A. Kaiger
Tony
Tom Young
Adolphus Busch
Chief Uncas
Novak First Golf Instructor On Radio
Joe Novak formerly a Butte caddy and now a professional at Berkeley Country Club becomes the world’s first radio golf instructor. Broadcasting from KGO in San Francisco he explains why golf is easy, teaches fundamental positions of the bear and the club, and uses widely distributed charts as he presents lessons.
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Joe Novak
Butte
Berkeley Country Club
San Francisco Examiner
Joe
KGO
San Francisco
Novak
West
Berkeley
United States
Larry Hamilton Clarifies Trout Season Opening Rules
Veteran angler Larry Hamilton warned anglers that the trout season opens May 21, not May 20, and that back of the license shows the closed period March 15 to May 20 inclusive. He noted changes allowing 25 pounds of dried or jerked game fish and 20 pounds of fresh fish plus any amount of whitefish, with Big Hole cited as a favored early-season trout haunt.
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Larry Hamilton
Ike Walton
Hamilton
Madison
Big Hole
Nurmi demolishes distance records at Coliseum meet
Paavo Nurmi of Finland thrilled 35,000 fans by breaking T H Coneffs world mark for the 1 1/2 mile with 6 42 5. Floyd Hahn of the Boston Athletic Association trailed by 60 yards. Nurmi also set world records for the 1 1/4 mile and 2000 yard marks with 5 35 at 1 1/4 mile and 5 36 10 at 2000 yards.
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Los Angeles
Nurmi
Y M A Bowling Bibles Distributed in China
In Shanghai a report shows that slightly under 9.6 million Bibles were distributed across China in 1924, an increase of about 2 million from the prior year. The American Bible Society works with the British and Foreign Bible Society and the Bible Society of Scotland in China.
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China
Shanghai
American Bible Society
American Society
British and Foreign Bible Society
A. See Bible Society of Scot
A C M to Open Season Against Laundry Bunch at Clark Park
A C M Mines leaguers and the combined estar ball tossers from Butte laundries meet in the season opener next Sunday at Clark park. Proceeds go to the laundrymen with Wally Bradford managing. Notable players include Shea Henry P Stodden C Stodden Swede Gerry Sullivan Costin Crunch Meehan E Gerry Duckham Anderson Clark Roberts Rivetts Goodman Kyllingstedt.
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Henry P. Stodden
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