Latood Beats Coast Bantam Champ Mascott in Six Rounds
Dixie LaHood, the Butte dynamiter, stops Billy Mascott in the sixth round of a scheduled 12 round bout at Broadway. Mascott, coast bantam champ, succumbs after a series of hard blows, while LaHood shows dominant power and ring control. Other bouts feature Monahan over Cummins, Bato over Hayes, and Goggin over Lundy in earlier scraps.
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Butte Bantam
Billy Mascott
Dixie LaHood
Broadway
Laltood
Butte
Wallop
Ike Hayes
Goggin
Lundy
Gorsin
Cummins
Wag
Monahan
Setto
Bill Bato
Bato
Hayes
La Follette Indorsed by Nonpartisan League
The Non-Partisan League state conference in ND endorsed Robert M. La Follette for president by acclamation. Judge John C. Lowe, league secretary, reported no record vote. The meeting discussed Brazil plans for a combined automobile show and road congress each year starting with an exhibition next October.
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League State Conference
Robert M. la Follette
John C. Lowe
Indorsement
Brazil
Napoleon's rivalrous creed of grit and reverses
A fragmentary feature on Napoleon Bonaparte’s mindset, citing his belief in reverses, self command, and the drive to overcome obstacles. It quotes maxims about fearlessness, the balance of luck and fortune, fame, and the power of persistent effort as hallmarks of a supreme competitor.
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Dempsey
Tilden
Napoleon
Sue
Babylon
Napoleon Ras
Sas Apoe
Powers and Clarks clash as Pitts drop to 4-1 defeat
Powers beat the Clarks 4 to 1 at home, with Jimmy Marquis debuting for the Mediarars. Oscar Bowers was chased after five innings as Powers built the lead, while Clarke’s offense struggled with two runners stranded in the late innings.
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Clarks
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Powers
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Oscar Bowers
Jimmy Marquis
Angdes
Mediarars
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Champs
Clarke
Ler
Andy Phillips
Lefty
Ricker
Ane
Phillips
Mathews
Dutt
Ryan
Sie
Philcond
Duffy
Andy
Hier
Ate Rathien
Rathien
Eddie
Charlton
Pugsle Phillipa
Piten Mang
T. Bill
Taylor
Henry
Marquis
Jovick
Cleary
Thi
Tee
Puch
Matthews
Two Mines League Contests Tonight Highlight Local Sports
Local paper previews two Mines League baseball events for tonight featuring Kid Baseball and Pat Sullivans boxing at the Shrine. The Helena stage show called The Stars from the stable will perform in multiple bouts as entertainment amid the games. A feature notes a Soda fountains made in America expanding abroad, with 78 600 units sold in the first four months of the year.
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Elena
Pat Sullivans
Magete Ot Butte
Helena Thureday
America
Clark Players Oram Fined After Contest
Umpire Frank Chisholm fined Clark players Captain Walter Keeley and Stan Hansen ten dollars each after the Clark powers contest. Chisholm said they abused him following his interference call on Rathjen in the sixth inning. The crowd grew noisy as fans attempted to provoke trouble.
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Rathjen
Escallier
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Riley
Jovick
Boyer
Chariton
Phillips
Bas Callie
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Delia
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Frank Chisholm
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Walter Keeley
Stan Hansen
Powers
Chisholm
Weather notes and distant market snippet from a clipped page
Moderately high pressure from the Canadian plains extends into the plains states bringing temperatures below normal there. Wyoming is normal, Montana sees above normal away from the Dakota line and the western wind. Scattered showers are few in the northwest. A stray market line mentions grapefruit imports rising to over three million pounds annually in England after World War I.
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England
Joe Simonich Eyes Coast Bout After Butte Visit
Joe Simonich returned to Butte for a brief family stop after fighting Dave Shade in Los Angeles. He plans to travel to California in about ten days to train for an August bout with Bert Colma and Jimmy Dutty. Portland promoters seek Shade and Simonich, while on the coast he was hosted by Beadle Kelly and other local figures.
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Dave Shade
Los Angeles
Butte
Joe Wil
Californa
Bert Colma
Coast
Oakland
Jimmy’ Dutty
Weiter
Shade
Portland
Simonich
Beadle Kelly
Jack Kiem
Loule Savoy
Conrad Released by A. C. M. Bunch
Jack Conrad, a youthful shortstop for A. C. M., is reported to leave for Denver to play semi pro ball. The bulletin notes Severins, dropped earlier, has been signed again by A. Davieson, a catcher, added to the Montana Power club.
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Jack Conrad
A.C. M
Concrad
Denver
Severins
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