Keen Contests in Boy Scouts Field Meet
In the most successful Boy Scouts of Butte meet at Columbi gardens over 250 scouts competed. Troop 1 won the most points across events led by Garnet Kent and Eugene Leamer among others while Troop 12 captured the first aid contest with flawless timing. Judges praised the youths’ neat, dispatching care and the event was directed by Scout Executive Benjamin Owen.
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Boy Scouts of
Butte
Columbi Gardens
Howe
Troop. No. 12
United States Bureau of Mines
J. L. Boardman
A. C. M. ‘Company
Ralph Olsen
Jack Davis
Jack McLanahan
John ‘Traglown
Bernard Barrish
Clark Keletti
Herman Towell
George Cartes
Oke
Bowman
Deshler
Garnet. Kent
Troop No. 1
Post Baxter
Donald Lyle
M. Danahey
Charles Mattison
Dave Huddef
C.F. Campbell
Henry Sarles
Benjamin Owen
Garnet Kent
Eugene Leamer
Ed Youlden
Herman Towel
George Henderson
Ea. Youlden
Winslow
Sholes
Davis and
Maloney
Prout
Willims
John Lundgren
Leslie Barker
Arill
Jack McLaughan
J. Stewart
James Burton
James Weal
Ralph Sholes
August Hoar
Ralph Olsén
Russel Winslow
Garret Kent
Harry Bowman
James Campbell
Championship of Women Bowlers Opens in Montana City
The first Montana women’s bowling championship unfolds at the Y.M.C.A. with singles doubles and a fivemember team over a week. Play starts Monday at 7 pm with teams led by Mrs. Charles Morgan and Mrs. Ben Merry, among others, as entrants include a former Chicago champion and rising local players.
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Y. McA
Montana
Chicago
Butte
Amateur baseball match linked to Dempsey sparring partner
In Columbus, Joe Downey is set to face Martin Burke of New Orleans in a near term one round decision bout. Meanwhile rumors of summer baseball play by college athletes surface as Western Conference weighs permitting participation with professional teams.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Martin” Burke
New Yerleans
Jack Dempsey
Joe Downey
Chicago
Colle
Pw York
Henry Leonard
Rocky Kansas
Harrison
Philadelphia
Stanislaus Zbysako
Ivan Linow
Legion Boxing Card Completes Northwest Meet Preview
The American Legion show at Broadway theater on June 15 features Earl France and Clonnie Tait in a 135 pound main, with Ray Rose and Billy Rail in a 10 round semi final and Ed Uren plus Walter Rooney in a six round opener. Tait seeks the West title ahead of a possible match with Willie Jackson as Rose and Rooney receive local acclaim for past performances.
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American Legion
Earl France
Clonnie Tait
Ray Rose
Billy Rail
Staples
Ed Uren
Walter Rooney
Tait
France
West
East
Johnny Wilson
Johnny Shauer
St. Paul
Great Falls
Willie Jackson
Rocky Kansas
Butte
Sammy Gordon
Legion
Billy Ball
Uren
Mooney
Rooney
Mateur
Audacious Triumphs In Suburban Handicap At Belmont
New York June 4 Audacious a six year old chestnut horse owned by Mrs Viau of Canada won the Suburban handicap at Belmont Park one mile and a quarter in 2 02 1 5 securing 8100. Eight starters saw Examiner the heavy favorite finish among the trailers with Mad Hatter second and Hennings Park third.
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Associated Prox
New York
Belmont Park
Viau
Canada
Examiner
Hatter
Hennings Park
Illinois Winner of Western Meet Secures Easy Victory
Illinois swept the second through fifth places yet won only two thirds, taking the Western Conference track meet. Michigan placed second with 33% points. Wisconsin finished third. Hoffman of Michigan set a javelin mark at 178 feet 4 inches, besting the old record. Notre Dame’s Johnny Murphy cleared 6 feet 2 inches to beat the old high jump record. Notre Dame’s Billy Hayes tied the 100 yard dash record at 9.4 seconds. Michigan won the relay. Illinois finished second.
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Rogers Field
University of Washington
Oregon Agricultural ‘College
University of Idaho
University of Oregon
Washington State College
University of Montana
Whitman College
Pratt
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Tuck
Phillips
Hurley
Washington
Draper
Oregon Agricultural Colege
Frankland
Associated Press
Chicago
Ilinois
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Hoffman
Johnny Murphy
Notre Dame
Carl Johnson
Billy Hayes
Wilson
Town
Hayes
Do Your Duty Dod Trotzky Funeral Quip Sparks Debate
A Washington Post editorial mocks a political blunder by Dod Trotzky as it notes doctors called in and a chance to bury a mistake with no mourners at the funeral. The remark signals partisan tension and heightened rhetoric in the public discourse.
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Dod Trotzky
Washington Post
Prince of Wales honored with gold railway ticket
The New York Telegraph notes the Prince of Wales during his Canada tour carried a rail ticket presented by the Canadian Pacific railway. The author remarks on the prince's stern, angerless appearance in pictures, contrasting with emotional interpretations.
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Japan
New York
Canadian Pacific Railway
Prince of Wales
Canada
Yanks Coast To 9 4 Win Over Browns In Big League Card
NEW YORK June 4 The New York Americans beat St Louis 9 to 4 with Meusel homering with two on and Baker tripling with two on in the second. Boland Bayne Palermo and Severed pitched for New York while Collins Quinn Fergu son Shawkey and Sebang worked for St Louis. In other scores Detroit defeated Philadelphia 7 5 in 10 innings on Veach Heilmann and Jones, Washington beat Chicago 9 4 on Harris triple and late runs, and Boston defeated Cleveland 3 0. Batteries listed.
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Pre
York
New York
Philadelphia
Detroi
Veach
Heilmann
Jones
R. HE
Detree
Bassler, Rommel, Hasty and Perkins
Washington
Chicago
Harris
Wilkinson,Kerr
Schalk
Acosta
Gharrity
Chamriurd
Boston
Cleveland
Bagby
Cleveland Slave
Thomas
Ruel
St. Louis
Fournier
Meadown
Brooklyn Ee
Sc Lowi
Cincinnati
Land
Detroit
Louis
Ie Louise
Toledo
Bilwale
Columba
Wiuadelphia
Jun
Unl
Ic ‘of
Pennsylvania
Felay
San Francisco
Vernon
Keane Executed By Firing Squad In Limerick Barracks
Thomas Keane, sentenced by court martial for possessing arms and taking part in an attack on police at Singland, was executed by firing squad in Barracks square Limerick this morning. Large crowds prayed and sang hymns outside as the sentence was carried out without a quiver.
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Associated Press
Limerick
Ireland
Thomas Keane
Singland
Keane
Tight batting race leads MLB races with Cobb Speaker and Sisler
Chicago June 4 Associated Press reports the American League batting race tightens with Harry Hellman leading at .435 while Ty Cobb Tris Speaker and George Sisler hold high averages around .408 to .404 Ballot leaders in the National League see Roger Hornsby at .435 with Me Ktenry close behind. many games remain The text also notes Tilden Phi winning the world chess championship in St Cloud and mentions a Belgian player Pacemaker match reference.
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Associated Prep
Chicago
Harry Hellman
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Tris
Speaker
George Sisler
St. Louis
Cobb
Sisler
Roger Hornsby
Ktenry
St. Louisan
Hornsby
New York Defeats Pirates to Lead National Tourney
New York topped the Pirates to take first in the National Tourney as Morrison held the Pirates to one hit in three innings. Cooper suffered his first defeat of the season. Batteries and lineups included Morrison Schmid Shang against Pittsburgh.
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Prem
Tttsburg
New York
Pirates
Morrison
Cooper
RFF
Pittsburg
Douglas
Snyder Cooper
Schmid
Shang
Dempsey Trains for 12 Round Go
Atlantic City June 4 negotiations aim to add Mike Ibbons of St Paul to the camp for the finishing kick. Dempsey stated he will not rush and plans a full 12 round tune up believing Carpentier will be his opponent.
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Atlantic City
Mike Ibbons
St. Paul
Will Dempsey
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Floral Y Park
Seonton
Floral Park
B. E Crane
Harry Goodsell
Championship OF Women Bowlers
Charles Morgan
J. F. Lindland
Mra
R. Parker
H. Bretherton
C. Olwen
Ben Merry
George Sackett
Dave Evans
William McLennan
C. Langstadt
Sendy
Josephine Bateman
A. Shaeffer
M. Clevett
L. Hauswirth
R._Newmai
William Corin
George C. ‘Thomson
E. Wilhite
Mise V. Fisher
Hoa. Tash
Weanesaay
Mre
G. Olsen
Ross Newman
M. Gray
C. Lee Shoemaker
A. Shaet
J. Bateman
R. Newman
Bretherton
George Thomson
Geagen
Leila Hauswirth
Olsen
McLennan
Cay
C. Tangstadt
0. Lee’ Shoemaker
V. Fisher
Charles Mrogan
A McCievett
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Associated Prem
Milwaukee
Wis
Leland Stanford University
Washington Park Club
J. M. Davies
Harold” Amos
Philip Neer
Benny Fison
Asociated Press
Portland
Ore
Dave Shade
Jack Britton
Shade
Tey
Tune
Milwaukie Boxing Commission
Salt Lake
Seattle
Sacramento
American Association
Minneapolis
St., Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Mad Hatter
Rancocas Stables
Sande Up
Bemont Park
Long Island
Nokey
Broadway
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Tinea John “Uinivan
Roy
Manone
Bitener
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Batrick Sullivan Bass Hinck
Thira Jonn Kurtz
Feld
Nceton Victor
Princeton
Princton
University of California
Barnegie Lake
Cornell
California
Harry Ertle
Dempsey-Carpentier
Harry J. Ertle
New Jersey State Boxing Commission
Jersey City
Ertle
New Jersey
Sullivan
Kilefain
Kilrain
Coward
Marion County
Syle Waa
Ike “Ajax
Gallatin
Bozeman
Gallatinounty
Meusel
Red Sox
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Tilden
the Associated Press
St Cloud
Phi
Associated
Boston Nationals
Jons
Rowe
Beston
Meat Tian
OrNest
Luque
Wingo
Homer Does Jr
Prom
Grimm
Brooklyn
Secor Rhe
Seema S
Smith and Miller
Alexander and O'Farrell
Dempsey
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