Rain Delays Battle for Mines League Lead in Anaconda
Heavy rain keeps four scheduled games from the Anodes and Powers clash at Clark Park last night. The Mines league leadership remains shared by Anodes and A. C. M. as teams regroup for next Saturday. Bill Essick scouts youth in local leagues while Basick seeks prospects for future Yankees deals and the Bears’ lineup gains Leo Taylor.
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Leo Taylor
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Track in shape for rage events at July fourth race
The arrival avenue half mile track has been put in Up-top shape by city staff under Street Commissioner Grogan for a one day harness program on July 4. Hight good trotters and pacers have entered with four in the 2:20 trot and others in the free-for-all. JIm Coville Pete Grogan Charles McGarvey Doo Mee W H Davis and Maurice Ryan are working out for the day.
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Butte
Jim Coville
Pete Grogan
Charles McGarvey
Doo Mee
W. H. Davis
Maurice Ryan
North Montana League sees all teams tied in standings
June 18 report notes a balanced field as every team in the North Montana League remains tied. Limited readable text suggests ongoing parity with no decisive results recorded yet.
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Taylor Gets Nod Over California Joe Lynch
San Francisco as of June 18 reports Joe Lynch loses in a decision after rounds with Talented fighter Taylor earning the judges nod in a tight bout.
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California
Joe Lynch
San Francisco
Raglan
Terre Ih
Bar in Chicago Alexander Penitent Bar in Chicago
Grover Cleveland Alexander, Cub pitcher, under indefinite suspension by manager Joe McCarthy after training rule violations in Philadelphia. Details unclear due to damaged text but notes a penitents reference and Chicago context dated June 18.
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Alexander Penitent
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Cub
Joe Mccarthy
Philadelpia
Shotgun Artists to Wind Up Season
The article notes closing season events for shotgun artists, mentioning a Sanjay event at the Rocker traps of the Butte Gun era. It highlights a marked shooting neaten and references a key shooter, Djustra sted, in a terse sports or hobby context.
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Jocattray
Bud Henderson Returns After Stellar Grid Career
Bud Henderson, 1926 captain of the University of Chicago football team, returned home to Billings after a standout college career. A six foot 200 pound tackle, he was named Big Ten all star and earned All American honors. Red Grange called him a worthy successor and he planned to pursue a business career in Chicago after visiting family in Billings.
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Fragmentary note from Cincinnati and Tulsa hints
An unreadable OCR line references Cincinnati, Tulsa, and a vague mention of sixty possible items or points, leaving the event, date, and full context unclear. The readable fragments suggest a cross-city note or brief item without verifiable specifics.
Washington Wins In Crew Events
Washington varsity crews dominated in a double victory over Western opponents at Princeton. The Huskies led in both varsity and junior races with times around 9 minutes 44 seconds for the junior varsity and 9 minutes 88 seconds for the varsity. The result strengthens Washington’s chances in upcoming championship races at Poughkeepsie.
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Associated Press
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N. J
University of Washington
Pough- Keepsle
N.Y
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Princeon
Local National League Update Mentioning Cities
A fragment from national league coverage lists cities including Hollywood Oakland San Francisco Sacramento with brief, unclear notes on standings and locations. The readable portion suggests a wire-style update of teams and venues without full context or results.
Richards and Kinsey Beat British Players in England
American tennis stars Vincent Richards and Howard Kinsey won both singles and doubles at Devonshire Park East Bourne on turf after France yard court practice. Kinsey defeated C G N Turnbull 6 3 6 3 while the Americans led a British quartet in a prelude to Wimbledon next week.
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France
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Howard Kinsey
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C. G. N. ‘Turnbull
Devonshire Park
Yankees Rally Beats White Sox as Pirates Halt Giants
chaotic game recap notes Yankees overpower White Sox while Giants are stopped by Pirates. Amid umpire Rowland dispute and Home run chase, Ath featured Philadelphia tale, Deetrot, Trement incident stretched with minutes lost. Athletics rally with errors and scoring in fifth.
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Americans win Wightman Cup in close final
The United States women’s team dethrones England 4 matches to 3 at Wimbledon to claim the Wightman Cup for the first time since 1923. Browne and Ryan clinched the decisive doubles victory in a tight third set, turning the tide after a 3-2 lead swap.
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Fitzsimmons Boxing Lesson By Flowers Demonstration
Tiger Flowers of Georgia, the world middleweight champion, toyed with the lightweight title contender in Jersey City. The bout showcased Flowers’s speed and skill, proving a scientific display of boxing technique to the audience.
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Tiger Flowers
Georgia
Butte Plans Four New Tennis Courts At Holland Rink
City to construct four courts at the Holland rink for junior and senior players, doubling the local number to eight. A Monday meeting of the Butte Tennis Club will name a committee to supervise court layout, with an open July Fourth tournament inviting all players.
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Latonia Feature Highlights Strong Latonia Field
Eye June indicates a strong Latonia field for the added power trophy donated by Cincinnati. Although Perea suffered a slight leg injury, Ris'iriumpn shows promising training as Latonia track records approach.
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Enquirer
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Perea A. Slight
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Eald
Kid Heaver Strikes Out 18 as 11-Year-Old Dominates
Jim Cumming, an 11-year-old pitcher, fanned 18 batters and allowed only four hits in a game, leading Lehi McGlynn against Genterville McGlynn. The Marquettes released Ted Ani Pil Jovick and Sohn Kingston, with other players named including Meleod, Pha, Rosati, and Cava.
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Hagen Trails Mitchell in World Title Match
British fighter Hagen trails American Mitchell in a chaotic world title bout. The article notes wagering history and tense exchanges as Hagen attempts a late rally, with American and British audiences watching intently.
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Mitchell
Bradley Entries Prime Favorite In Fairmount Derby Field
Bradley entries Baggenbaggage and Best To Boot led the E. R. Bradley stable as prime favorites for the $26,000 Fairmount Derby at Fairmount Park. J. E. Widener’s Haste with Earle Sande was seen as strong competition. Haste, a top eastern thoroughbred, arrived at Fairmount Park late yesterday for the mile and a quarter race tomorrow.
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Collinsville
Latzo Scheduled for Two Fights Beyond Harmon Affair
New York June 18 Pete Latzo the welterweight champion has two more bouts lined up besides the Harmon affair in Newark. Latzo will face Mickey Walker Famous winner at Madison Square Garden next Thursday and then tackle Georgie Le Vine of Brooklyn at the Polo Grounds on July 9.
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Pete Latzo
Wille Harmon
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Paddy Mullins
Mickey Walker
Madison Square Garden
Georgie LeVine
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Eaton to coach Mount St. Charles College Helena
Helena June 1. Wilburn Eaton former Notre Dame 1924 national champions member was signed to coach Mount St. Charles College Helena and to serve as physical instructor for the coming year. Eaton previously coached freshman football and basketball at Notre Dame last season.
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Wilburn Eaton
Notre Dame
Charles College
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Seals Sign Faucett To Pacific Coast League Move
SAN FRANCISCO June 18 The San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League have signed Jimmy Faucett an Oakland youth who plays shortstop Faucett has been playing amateur baseball and is slated to spend the rest of the season with the Utah Idaho league before joining the Seals for spring training
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