Anodes Hold Top With Nine to Four Win Over Powers
The Anodes toppled the Montana Powers 9 to 4 at Clark Park as Leo Taylor and George Clink led a steady defense. Ruby Ferguson and Taylor sparked the offense with key hits including triples and doubles, while Kellett struggled amid several errors by the Powers.
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Clark Park
Montana Powers
Butte
al Kellett
George Clink
Leo Taylor
Kellett
Ruby
Ferguson
Taylor
Collins
Anodes
Powerites
Clarkmen
Cloninger
Leo
Powers
Engler
Joe Guerrero
Jones
Hartman
Cullen
Claiborne
Toller
Bruck
Saker
Swanson
Mitchell
Anodes Teading
Guerrero
Lodell
Gomes
Touli
Angdes
Toult
Parker
Buck Jones
Clink
End Taylor
Loudes
I Ruwe
Ah Botiln Binthorne
Tonen
Oman
I Cloninger
Brucker
Callen
Fe Kentett
Sones
Calitenel
Wravlon
Civii
Heiter
Howe
Mpires
Woraythe
Pia Aan
Harves
Walkervilles and Coals Clean Rocks and Hubs
Walkerville took the Black Rocks 5 to 4 in the Amateur league. Butte Coal beat the Hubs 16 to 4. Skuk Henry of Walkerville faltered early but steadied to limit opponents to three hits in the later innings. Three more games slated tonight at Stoecker's park and nearby alleys with umpires named. Also notes on track meet referee Charles A. Ralston and Montana Gillette's titles. a curious English asylum anecdote closes.
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Walkerville
Black Rocks
Butte Coal Aggregation
Skuk” Henry
Butte Coats
Cliffords
Stoecker's Park
Western Puel
Stoeckers
E. Gerry
Cinders, Youngs
Stratfords
Lew Royer
Hebgen, Gulch and
Bennetts
J. Cavanaugh
Chicago
Charles A. Ralston
Town
Ational
A. A
Coleges
Gillette
Montana
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Bool
Read
Rome
Weed
Couch
Phil Peters
Sanders
Sandberg
ROWE
Edwards
Schmidt
Muay and McCrea
Kent to England rowers visit for races abroad
The Kent school plans a student crew trip to England, with Rev Mam and Go Feed Manekines Je overseeing a party led by a master from New War. Lord Heaverbrook hosts and provides wheels for practice and racing. the school prides itself on parental support and unique nonfixed fees.
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Kent
England
Stgteen
Hove
Fe Mam
Apie
Brazil
British Ryder Team Favors Oakmont Course Open
British Ryder golf team members praised Oakmont Golf Course in Pennsylvania as ideal for the Open Championship practice. Captain Tod Ray and colleagues found the venue excellent with fine facilities, while officials kept to a practical, calm setup during the event.
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Cleveland
Joner
Gene Sara
George
Canada
Golfers Open Han Dicay Event At Municipal Links
Three matches were played in the opening round of the handicap event at the municipal links. About 30 matches remain with all games required to finish by Sunday. Notable results include Woodtam McGrew and Symons advancing with several matches still to be decided.
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Municipal Hinks
Woodtam McGrew
Symons
All Expected in Boat Marathon Event
A chaotic draft of names and places outlines an upcoming boat marathon with entrants including Lottie Staore, Marie Ken, and Pedro Kan. It mentions $3,000 prize value and city notes from Mortland Oregon, plus Jedeky Wake-om preparations and training as competitors aim for a strong showing. In golf, MacDonald Smith, 1926 Metropolitan Open champion, will compete at Oakmont after recovering from influenza, missing last year’s defense.
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Natantm
Lottie Staorefer
Mortland
Ore
Marie Ken
Krog
Pedro
Akilin
New “York
MacDonald Smith
Oakmont
Smith
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