Walker and Hudkins Set for Middleweight Title Bout
Boxing legend echoes of Sullivan and McGovern as Mickey Walker defends against Ace Hudkins in a ten round Chicago bout at Comiskey Park. Hudkins trains fiercely, weighing around 155 and Walker about 160, with strong gate forecasts and heavy Midwest fan turnout.
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John Sullivan
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Mickey Walker
Ace Hudkins
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Nebraska Wildcat
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Anaconda Nine Defeats Butte 18 to 8 in Clark Park
Anaconda's nine, led by Swanson, defeated Butte's ex-Mines Langers 18 to 8 amid cold conditions and few fans. Ryan and Engel pitched for Butte. Engel is noted as a standout in the Butte Amateur league. Anaconda built an early lead and stayed ahead for the nine innings.
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Olympia Fields O Not Go Fast
Rain at Olympia Fields dampened turf as contenders for the national open golf championship prepared for the opening round next Thursday. Four 18 hole courses exist but only No 4 is used. players estimated winning scores likely above 290 with 299 not expected to be breached. Bill Mehlhorn projected a tough layout at 6756 yards with back tees, predicting the champion’s total about 10 strokes higher than Hagen’s 281 Western Open victory last year.
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Olympia Fields
Bobby Jones
Bill Mehlhorn
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Coast League Result From Sacramento Morning Game
Associated Press reports a Coast League baseball result at Sacramento with Hollywood outscoring opponents 68 to 6 in an uneven morning game. Batteries Kinney Bassler and others pitched while Shea Gould Singleton and Severeid contributed at bat and on defense.
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Baseball Scores From National American Leagues and Associations
National League results include St Louis 6 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 0 Brooklyn 4 Pittsburg 6 New York 0 Only games scheduled American League Washington 12 Detroit 0 Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 7 New York 6 St Louis 2 Boston at Chicago postponed rain American Association Louisville 11 3 Toledo 4 2 Minneapolis 4 Kansas City 2 Indianapolis 6 9 Columbus 7 10 St Paul 3 Milwaukee & Western League Wichita 5 1 Des Moines 7 10 Amarillo 1 Omaha 5 Oklahoma City 5 6 Denver 1 5 Tulsa 15 4 Pueblo 10 15
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Flying Cloud Keeps Lead in 482 Mile Indian Marathon
Flying Cloud still leads the 482 mile race from San Francisco to Grants Pass, with Lutci the Zuni Indian pressing for second as Melika trails after 183 miles north of Sausalito. By daylight Lutci gained while Melika rested. 18 of 27 starters remained, Mad Bull quit near Coolidge Park, and Andrew Chimoney trailed the field. Prague aims to become Central Europe's top trading hub.
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Goodale Trophy Players Picked
Qualifying rounds at Butte Country Club seeded eight golfers under 78 net for the Goodale Cup. Listed scores include Gaines 73, Martinall 73, Claxton 76, Sales 77, Kirby 77, Longley 77, Morgan 78, Daly 78. First round matches set. three quarters handicap applied. Mixed two ball foursome scheduled for Saturday. In Scheveningen Hunter defeats Borotra 6-0 6-3 7-5 to win the international tennis title.
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M. Kall
C. H. Steele
A Longley
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B. A. Benton
Lee Marx
R. H. Sales
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TI. Schlank
H. Cochrane
Yanks tie series with 6 2 win as Ruth hits homer again
In St Louis on June 17 Babe Ruth homered for the 25th time this season helping the Yankees to a 6 to 2 victory. Gehrig added an RBI in the ninth and Hoyt allowed only three Browns hits. Danzy Vance fanned 15 for Brooklyn in a 4 to 0 win over Chicago. The day also featured Detroit Washington and Philadelphia Cleveland games with notable homers by Summa and Judge.
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East West intercollegiate regatta looms with 20 crews
In Poughkeepsie on Tuesday the largest intercollegiate regatta field gathers for three championship races. Columbia heads the East lineup with California and Washington favored, while Penn and Navy are highlighted as potential dark horses. Coaches Calow and Ten Eyck lead seasoned programs in a high stakes, four mile Hudson test.
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Seton Hall Youth Steeplechase Ace Sets American Record
Melvin Dalton, 20, of Seton Hall, clocked 9 minutes 3.535 seconds in the 3000-meter steeplechase at Travers Island, Shaving two seconds from the world record pace and boosting Olympic trials momentum for Lawson Robertson. Two other candidates also beat the old American mark.
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Butte Budget 1928 29 To Be Submited Wednesday
The Butte city budget for the 1928 1929 fiscal year will be submitted to the city council for approval at the Wednesday night meeting. Alderman Herman Blank, chair of Ways and Means, says a summary of the incomplete budget will be prepared tonight or tomorrow. He expects little change from last year's figures.
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Pajamas at Ansonia stars Olive Borden and Lawrence Gray
John G. Blystone, noted director of The Family Upstairs and Ankles Preferred, adds Pajamas to his list of box office successes. The comedy is showing at the Ansonia theater with Olive Borden and Lawrence Gray in the starring roles.
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Butte Puppies Attract Crowd At Highland Kennel Track
Crowds gathered at the Highland Kennel track in Butte to watch eight dog racing events. Lady April won the first race in 20 seconds despite a windy, rough track, with several dogs listed as runners in each heat and times around 21 seconds to 28 seconds.
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Cardinals Rulo Spotlight as 7-0 Week Sends Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals roared to the top of the National League last week with seven wins in seven starts, posting 14 victories in 21 days. Cincinnati faltered, Philadelphia surged to five wins, and Boston chased as Yankees and Athletics traded decisions in a tight, momentum filled stretch.
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Broadway lighted vaudeville ends tonight with two shows
The Broadway show closes with two performances this evening after capacity crowds since Saturday. The bill features Radiana the electric magician, Prof J Popsie the Dutch savant with an automaton, Wright and Dale international dancers, Muriel Dae violinist, Newport and Parker in Odds and Ends of Versatility, Captain Bretts seals under Rita Ward, and a moving picture melodrama Not for Publication.
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Parked car strike reported in 300 block of West Broadway
Curtis Holland of 49 South Montana street reports to police that a driver backing from a parking space in the 300 block on West Broadway struck his car. Holland's vehicle was slightly damaged and the other driver fled after the collision, but he provided a number he said belonged to the other car.
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