Rank Outsider Wins English Classic in Tight Finish
Sunberg team rallies to tie for second with Anodes A. GM. 7 and Mack Specs in a rugged exhibition at Clark Park. O'Connell, Reed, Morton and Tremblay lead Sunbergs as they surge ahead in the third, while the Specs battle back with timely hits before Sunbergs pull away.
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A. GM
Mack Specs
O'Connell
Tee
Sam
Clan
San- Bay
Clark Old, Pek
Te'amaconda Club
Henry
Corey
A. C. M. ‘Crecking
Specs
Lappin
Leiber
A.C. M
Moore
Wade
Areetia
Brogan
Gex
Guyer
Jones
Sunavers
Reed
Cairns
Morton
Selber
Sanders
Tremblay
Kinville
Koerner
Clark
Gebeau
Ursella
Corry
Pitth
Srry
Areelia
Gebeau Fanping
Watkins
Ie Lappin
Herber
Cairn Clark
Urselia
Petic
Tom
Pac
Setber
Ott Henry
Versy
Balle
Connell
Balloon race drifts over Chicago in national contest
The Associated Press reports a national balloon race contestant drifted over Chicago near 9 p.m. with the bag under 400 feet. Thousands watched as the craft avoided buildings while other balloons passed over Waukegan earlier, some bearing navy insignia.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Milwaukee
Waukegan
Navy
New York adopts six round limit for under twenty boxers
New York State Athletic Commission announced a rule banning boxers under 20 from contests longer than six rounds. The measure aims to curb dangerous matches and protect young athletes, reflecting broader moves for youth safety in the sport.
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Associated Press
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Chinese With Two Guns 15 Arrested In Montana
Two Chinese men were arrested by sheriffs force and government officers. William Toy faces concealed weapons charges after possessing a German Luger and an Ivory Johnson revolver. John Ton is charged with peddling morphine and cocaine and was found with morphine on his person. Toy was sentenced previously to one year in the state penitentiary and a $1000 fine. his appeal is to the supreme court. Ton fled Park Street into the Phoenix block and was later located in a doctor's office.
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William Toy
John Ton
Tver-Johnson
South Main Street
Golubin
Hisse
Supreme Court
Lynch
Toy
Deer Lodge
Johnson
Duglan
Park Street
Phoenix Block
Tennis Club Plans 1922 Tournament Schedule
Formal plans for the event activities of the Butte tennis club will be made at a Friday night meeting at the YMCA club rooms. B J McCormick, secretary treasurer, said officers for the coming year will be elected and a large entry is expected as in 1921. The men’s singles winner last year was Babe Merritt with Dr Karsted runner up.
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Butte
Grelock
B.J. McCormick
Treasur
Xear
Babe Merritt Wa
Karsted
Hawkesworth Drill Demonstration At Mines Meeting
A. T. Hawkesworth demonstrated the Hawkesworth drill for Professor Clayton and Missouri School of Mines party. The detachable bit impressed mining engineers from Mise fours. Attendees included William B. Daly assistant general manager of mines for the Antonda company and C L Berrien general superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Missouri School of Mines
A. T. Hawkesworth
Hawkesworth
William B. Daly
Antonda Company
C. L. Berrien
Campfire Girls to Organize Here in Butte
Representatives of women's groups gathered at the Tea CA last night and decided to organize the Campfire girls of Butte. The committee recommended affiliating with a national Campfire organization, noting the non religious, non sectarian character and rapid growth. Mrs. T. A. Grigg led the meeting. another session at MLCA is set for Saturday at 7:30 with a constitution and by laws report expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea CA
Campfire Girl
Butte
Whea
Campfire Girls
Butte Girls
T. A. Grigg
Plans for Butte Exposition Deferred for 60 Days
At a meeting of the committee of 20 on the 1926 exposition in Butte at the Silver Bow club last night, definite action was postponed for 60 days. Chairman W McC White presided. The group noted the Portland exposition overlap and decided to await further developments before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Siiver
W. McC. White
Portland
Grand Army Guests Attend Liberty Theater Memorial Show
By invitation of manager Charles H. Blecha, about 25 Grand Army members and Ladies of the Grand Army attended the Memorial day showing of The Highest Law at the Liberty Theater in Butte. The Lincoln centric drama drew interest from veterans who had seen the president in life.
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Charles H. Blecha
Liberty Theater
Grand Army
Butte
Abraham Lincoln
Senators Split Double Header In Boston Rout
Washington lost the first game of their double header to Boston but won the second with six unearned runs in the ninth. Pinch hitter Milan and Harris produced key hits, Rice tripled, and Judge doubled after Gharrity’s error. Final scores 4-6 and 7-4.
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Boston
Washington
Tehneon
Rice
Bluege
Harris
Milan
Gharrity
RH. B. Washington
Bowmore
Johnson
Pleinieh
Fullerton
Russell
Ruel
RHE
Mogridge
Charrity
Ferguson
Waiters
Snob 11 Wins Belmont Withers Stake at Belmont Park
Snob 11 trained by J. Cosden and ridden by Clarence Kummer won the forty-seventh Withers Stakes at Belmont Park by four lengths. Pillory finished second and June Grass was third as the Cosden colt completed the mile in 1 35 4 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Teachers Examinations Under Way At County Office
About 26 teachers are to take the regular semi annual exams beginning at 8 this morning in the offices of county superintendent Mrs Nellie B Small. The schedule lists second grade tests in history spelling arithmetic and science and first grade tests in American literature physical geography and school management plus psychology and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie B. Small
Mj Beorta
Butte Briefs: New Arrivals and Local Births
June Ladies' Home Journal and other magazines arrive at the P O News Stand. Mr and Mrs Tom Liss of 516 South Idaho announce the birth of a son yesterday. Liss runs the Rialto barber shop. Phil is the family’s first child.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Argosy
P. O. News
Tom Liss
South Idaho Street
Liss
Rialto
Phil
Familly
Murphy Wins 500 Mile Indy Race Sets World Record
Timmy Murphy of Los Angeles won the tenth annual 500 mile Indianapolis race at the Speedway, earning about $30,000 including a $20,000 first prize. He set a world record with an average speed over 94 mph, leading laps at various points before a final push to victory. Hartz earned $10,000 plus lap money, De Paola $100, Duray $50, and others received smaller prizes.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Timmy Murphy
Los Angeles
Cal
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Murphy
Leon Duray
Harry Harts
Hartz
Peter de Haola
Hartz Tonight
de Paola
Duray
Coast League results and wrestling and balloon race notes
Coast League results list games in San Francisco Portland Los Angeles and Seattle with batterys and pitchers named. Muskogee Oklahoma reports Strangler Lewis retaining his wrestling title by a straight falls victory over John Grandovich. Milwaukee hosts the thirteenth national balloon race with twelve entrants, one non-contestant balloon carrying radio gear.
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Ug Wis
Muskoger
Okla
Strangler” Lewis
John Grandovich
Milwaukee
Wis
Dodgers Bunch Two Doubles and a Single in Win
Brooklyn ataques Brooklyn notches two doubles and a single for two runs in the fifth off Oeschger and adds two more on an error. Also notes Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and New York Giants results as Philadelphia tops the Giants in a five game series finale.
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Nooklyn
Brooklyn
Oeschger
Boston
O'Nell Grimes
Miller
Meadows
Giants
Philadelphia
Lee
New York
Henline
Williams
Ryan
Snyder
Multiple City Boxing Briefs Report Seven Fights
Ip defeats Howard Kinsey in three straight sets and Bryan Downey wins a newspaper decision over Harry Krohen in 12 rounds in Akron. Carl Tremaine knocks out Phil O Dowd in Youngstown, Mike Dunder beats Pete Mistel in Chicago outskirts, Kid Bandy defeats Kid Koster in San Antonio, Pat Moore narrowly defeats Dick Grima in Phoenix, Red Milburn earns referee’s decision over Jack Lopez in Bisbee, Frankie Murphy outpoints Billy Conley in Juarez, and Mrs Beamish beats Molla Mallory in Chiswick for the Middle sex title in women’s singles.
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Howard Kinsey
Akron
Bryan Downey
Cleveland
Harry Krohen
Youngstown
Carl Tremaine
Phil O'Dowd
Columbus
Chicago
Mike Dunder
Rock Inland
Mil
Pete Mistel
Cicero
Ill
San Antonio
Kid Bandy
J. Louis
Kid Koster
New Orleans
Phoenix
Pat_ Moore
Memphis
Dick Grima
Fort Worth
Bisbee
Red Milburn
Bisboa
Jack Lopez
Silver City
N. M
Juarez
Frankie Murphy
Billy Conley
Portland
Ore
Captain Cuttle Captures Derby at Epsom Downs
Captain Cuttle, a three year old colt from Lord Woolavington, won the Derby at Epsom Downs before about 100000 spectators led by jockey Steve Donoghue. Pondoland finished fourth after being the favorite. Tamar finished second and Crangalover third amid a sweltering, crowded stands and royal observers including the king and queen.
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England
Captain Cuttle
Lord Woolavington
James Buchanan
Steve Donoghue
Ods
Pondoland
St. Louie
Inez
London
Duke of Connaught
Viscount Lascelles
Mary
Stanting of the Cours American Association meets in Kansas City
Fragmentary report lists matches at Kansas City with Milwaukee and Indianapolis results, plus Louisville, Minneapolis, St Paul, Columbus and Toledo games. Contains scattered scores including Toledo 13. Details incomplete and names partially garbled.
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Ierican Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
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Montana Power
Cole-Pitts
Aes Xeld
Buick
Peter
Llns
Tennis Club
Hawkesworth Orl
SIG Engineers
QLD Soldiers Guests OF Liberty Theater
Senators
Scor
Falk
Robertson
Schalk
Lindsey
Bagby
O'Neill
Browns
ST. Louis
Theurneon
Detroit
Pruett
Woodall
van Gilder
Pruett and Severeld
Snob
Belmont Rage
Pillory
Noppens
HH. Shad
San Francisco
R. H. BE
Oakland
Eaeteye Telat
Ube
Deli Houck
Hannah
Crandall
Baldwin
Seattle
R. i
Salt Lake City
Myers and
Byler
Gress
J. Adams
Dodgers
Braves
Brooklyn Aggregation
Angelated
Sitesburg
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Pirates
Reds
R. E. Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Conch
Schnell
Hart Lutz
Hamilton
Gooch
Jas Sonnari
Louis
Mallory
Chiswick
Beamish
Derby
Stanting
York Ws
Louis One
Boston A
York
Philadelphia A
Chicago Ss
American Associatio
Pet
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Paul
Milwauk
Kansas Ty
Louleville Eo
Vernon Pies Au
Los Angeles Fat
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Chesterfield Gee
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