Montana Power Rally Crushes A C M In Seven Run Seventh
The Montana Power team defeated A C M 10 to 3 at Clark Field, lifting to third place as Ursella faltered in relief and Root pitched well. McGehan McComas Hollister and Doran starred for the Powers while Reed and Ursella struggled on the mound for A C M in a loosely played game.
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Areecha
A. C. M. Moundsman
Montana Powers
Root
Reed
Ursella
McGehan
Powers
McComas
Hollister
W. Cullen
A. Cullen
Oswald
Manning
Doran
Moore
Tremblay
Watkins
Benson
Power Crew
Wade
Pete Wade
Kinville
Fener Benson
Peeneeee Ee
Montana Power
A. Cc. M
Morton
Montana Ursella
Rouleau
Kimball
SugcERITES To Play For Title In Butte League Match
Butte soccer football league plans for a city title match against Great Falls at Miners field day on July 24 at Columbia Gardens 7 pm. The game follows a challenge from Alex McDonald Eletric City manager. Afterward a Butte team will tour Salt Lake for four non title exhibitions with the Mor Mons.
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Butte
Great Falls
Miners
Columbia Gardens
Detniisa
Association
Alex McDonald
Electric City
Salt Lake
Stage Set for Northwestern Polo Tournament
The opening Sunday afternoon marks the first annual Northwestern polo tournament and horse show in Boise Idaho Five teams Camp Lewis Washington Fort Russell Wyoming Monterey California Boise Polo club and Boise Freebooters are practicing daily for what officials call one of the Northwest's hardest fought tours The West Side Athletic Club invites boys ages 16 to 18 to challenge any state ball team Address H Sullivan 417 Trevonia or phone 1730
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Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Northwestern
Camp Lewis
Washington
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Monterey
California
Boise Polo Club
Rboise Freebooters
Northwest
West Side Athletic Club
H. Sullivan
Trevonia
Telphone
Stars Win Another Over Ramblers 29 to 5
The Quartz Street Stars defeated the Copper Street Ramblers 29 to 5. Batteries Harington and Comfey, Kenney, McCanme and Keller accounted for key plays.
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Quartz Street Stars
Copper Street Ramblers
Harington
Comfey
Kenney
McCanme
Keller
Exterminator Enters $200,000 Winners Hall of Fame
Exterminator yesterday joined the elite company of horses earning over $200,000 in a career by winning the Kentucky Handicap. The victory adds $9,950 to his prior $192,874, bringing his total to $202,926 and placing him among Man o War Isinglass Donovan Rock Sand Bayardo Lemberg Flying Fox and Sardanapale as the world’s top money winners.
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Kentucky
Isinglass
Donovan
Rock Sand
Bayardo
Lemberg
Flying Fox
England
Sardanapale
France
Liere
A. Sta
Lst
Siuss
Ssves
Morvich Wagering Shock After Derby Upset at Churchill Downs
Joe Vila reports widespread losses in pool rooms and handbooks as Morvich, not a clear favorite, wins the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Bradley entry Busy American draws last minute big bets, sending Morvich odds to three to five at closing while mutuels and future bookies stayed at six to five. Benjamin Block backed Morvich heavily for himself and clients. bookmakers anticipate Fallout from the 1922 Derby for years.
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New York
Joe Vila
The
New York Sun
Morvich
Churchill Downs
Bradley
United States
Benjamin Block
American Association Scores From Columbus to Milwaukee
At Columbus Toledo leads by six over Toledo. Indianapolis tops Louisville nine to three. Kansas City loses to St. Paul nineteen to thirteen. Milwaukee defeats Minneapolis three to two.
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American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Mines League
Pet
Clarks
Eeeerrae
Anodes Eeeee
Montana Power
A. Ceee
Black Specs
Eeee
Cole- Pitts Ener
National League
New York Seeeeeeess
Pittsburg
Eee
St. Lows Csecseeese
Brooklyn Eeene
Cincinnati
Chicago
Indianapolis Eeee
St Paul See
Eeeewne
Toledo Eevee
Vernon
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Old Timers Are Running Team
By DAVIS J. WALSH International News Service Sports Editor New York June 1 The piece reflects on former stars Tommy Leach and George Stovall managers in the Florida State League now facing modest pay and uncertain futures. Leach’s past Pirates glory and Stovall’s Cleveland days are recalled as a dramatic fall from big league earnings to minor league managing.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
New York
Tommy Leach
George Stovall
Pittsburg Pirates
Fred Clarke
Stovall
Cleveland
George
Federal League
Leach
Stovell
Coast League Results From Los Angeles and Portland
In Los Angeles R H E details show EIDG ANGSIOB against Batteries May and Hannah with Lyons Dumovich and Baldwin contributing. In Portland after 18 innings Sacramento defeats opponent 6 to 3 with Canfield Cook Ross Crumpler Kilhullen Fuhrman noted in batteries.
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The
Associated Press
Los Angeles
R. H. EB
Wotnon
May
Hannah
Lyons
Dumovich
Baldwin
Portland
R.H. E. Sacramento
Cee Mpouriom
Canfield
Cook
Ross
Crumpler
Kilhullen
Fuhrman
Frisco Woman Wins Her Game in Middlesex Championship
Elizabeth Ryan of San Francisco won the women's singles with a 6-1 6-2 victory over Miss Strafford. In doubles, Mrs. Mallory and Miss Sigourney defeated Misses Mariett and Best 6-2 6-4.
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Associated Press
Chiswick
England
Elizabeth Ryan
San Francisco
Middlesex
Strafford
Molla Biurstedt Mallory
Edith Sigourney
Boston
Mariett
Best
Martin Burke Go Match Set for Columbus Bout
The Associated Press reports Bob Martin the AEF heavyweight meets Joe Burke of Cleveland in a 12 round title bout to be held in Columbus next Monday. Burke recently defeated Martin in Akron in a 12 round decision.
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Martin-Burke
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Bob Martin
Joe Burke
Cleveland
Burke
Martin
Akron
Paris Faces 1924 Olympic Games Funding Dilemma
The French finance committee voted 16 million francs for the Paris 1924 Olympics, but the Olympic committee says 10 million is insufficient and asks Premier Poincare for 15 million. If funds are not secured, Paris may inform the IOC of inability to host.
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Associated Press
Paris
Finance Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Olympic Committee
Poincare
International Olympic Committee
Baseball Pitcher R. R. Blossom Sent to Sioux City
San Francisco club released pitcher R. R. Blossom to Sioux City of the Western league to meet a 20 player limit effective today. Other notes include boxer age rules from New York and several bout outcomes across Muskogee Pocatello Portland and New York events with Firpo sailing to Buenos Aires.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
R. R. Blossom
Sioux City
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Muskogee
Okla
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
John Grandovich
Pocatello
Spud Myers
Abie Miskind
Salt Lake City
Portland
Johnny Trambitas
Johnny Noye
J. Paul
Battling Ortega
Billy Gardeau
Boise
Luis Firpo
South America
Buenos Aires
Southern Cross
Englewood and Meaderville Set Sunday Stodden Park Clash
The Englewood and Meaderville baseball teams will meet on Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon at Stodden park field for a scheduled game.
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Englewood-Meaderville
Englewood and Meaderville
Stodden Park
Lynch Defeats Smith in Madison Square Garden Title Bout
Joe Lynch former bantamweight champion wins a 12 round decision over Midget Smith at Madison Square Garden. The victory preserves Lynch's standing after a closely contested bout judged by the panel.
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Lynch
Smith
New York
Joe Lynch
Tonight
Midget Smith
Madison Square Garden
Reds Win Game in Two Innings
Cincinnati defeats Chicago in the first of a series as Wingo hits a homer with a man on base. Luque and Wingo for Cincinnati, Alexander and Freeman for Chicago. Also notes Boston tops New York with key steals and Boeckel hits, and St Louis beats Pittsburgh with Fournier’s seventh inning homer. Postponed Brooklyn Philadelphia rain.
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REDS
Associated
Chicago
Cincinnati
Alexander
Wingo
Luque
Osborne
Freeman
O'Farrell
Hartnett
Associated Press
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Fournier
Sisler
Shorten
Faber
Pavis
Falk
Faber and Schalk
Davis
Severeth
Deer Lodge Social Notes Lead Off Month
Deer Lodge hosts and visitors mingle in town events as Mr and Mrs Frank Brank of Gold Creek visit. Helena guests include Co H Williams Col Tom McTague Ed O Neill and William Lintz. Mrs C B Hopkins hosts breakfast for Mrs J E B who heads to the Cast. Episcopal guild gathers at Mrs Warren Trask home. Margaret McDowell and others drive to Gregson while Miss Katherine Whitworth and Bonner Whitworth arrive from Logan Utah.
Junior Prom Sets Powell County High Night of Music
In Deer Lodge on June 1 the junior class of 1923 hosts the senior class and friends at the annual junior prom. Milwaukee hall is decorated by the juniors to ensure a notable season highlight with excellent music and an enjoyable evening for all invited attendees.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County High
Milwaukee Hall
Farewell Dinner Honoring Carroll at Roundup Club
The Roundup club hosted a dinner and dance for Eugene Carroll, manager of the Buttle Water company, who departs next week for a three month Orient tour. Speeches by C. R. Leonard and Tom Davies offered bon voyage wishes, and Malcolm Gillis presented a steamer rug. A dance followed at the Woman's club.
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Roundup
Clu
Eugene Carroll
Buttle Water Company
Orient
C. R. Leonard
Tom Davies
Malcolm Gillis
Mr. Carroll
Lance
Woman's Club
Letters of administration sought for Terrance Hughes estate
Madge B. Dugan applies for letters of administration for Terrance Hughes estate valued at 10000 dollars with 6000 dollars cash and the remainder in personal property and mining stock.
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Madge B. Dugan
Terrance Hughes
Ruth Pulls Yankees From Hole in Opening Win
New York Yankees rally to beat Boston in the first game of the series. Babe Ruth delivers a go ahead triple in the seventh after a four run lead, with Bush earning his sixth straight win as rain shadows the contest.
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Associated Press
York
New York Americans
Boston
Ruth
Yankees
Witt
Ward
Bush
New York
H. E. Boston
W. Collins
Ruel
Schang
Johnston Back for Davis Cup After Comeback
William T. Tilden Jr. of Philadelphia and W. M. Johnston of California are set for a renewed Davis Cup campaign. Johnston, once a national title holder, nearly quit after weighing 113 pounds last fall but has begun a cautious comeback to bolster U S. team strength for 1922.
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New York
William T. Tilden Jr
Philadelphia
W. M. Johnston
California
Johnston
Merion Club
Little Bill
Jin
United States Association
Bill Johnston
San Francisco
Europe
William M. Johnston
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