McLarnin Knocks Out McGraw In Two-Minute Garden Finish
In New York on June 21, Aaron McLarnin, the California Irish featherweight, delivered a dramatic two minute forty five second knockout of Phil McGraw at Madison Square Garden. McLarnin overwhelmed the veteran with a decisive right hook, sending McGraw to the mat twice and ending the bout with a final brutal blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
Iw York
Phil McGraw
McLarnin
California
Irisham
W York
Gotham
Sammy Man- 1
Jimmy
Detroit
Mein
Terris
Past League Results Summary and Team Names
Sacramento Oakland Los Angeles San Francisco results listed by city with pitchers batters and fielding notes. The report names players such as Betancisco Jacobs Sprinz Severeid Plitt Hannah Sparks Read Yerkes Ponder Kinney Mulcahy Fullerton Agnew Bassler Knight Parker Whitney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
R. H.E. Crass
Yerkes, Ponder and Kinney
Mulcahy
Fullerton
Abe and
Agnew
Bassler
Fineran Arrives in Butte to Prep Greyhound Meet
Greyhound official Fineran, hailed as one of the best, reached Butte to line up for the Highland Ken sub event starting June 27. Racing secretary Tom Al oversaw schooling races and arranged a Sunday schooling card with eight races. A former owner of Jack the hurdler, Fineran previously helped at Hawthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Fineran
Butte Yester
Butte
Tom- al
Mr. m
Jack
Hawthorne
Second Round of Grade 1 Baseball League Set for Municipal Parks
The second round of the Grade 1 Baseball league will be held at municipal parks this week. The season began last Sunday and will run for four weeks with teams competing across local parks.
Career of Baseball Star Max Carey Traced From College Ahead
Max Canarius, born 1890 in Terre Haute, rose from South Bend Central League beginnings to major league fame with Pittsburg Pirates and Brooklyn Dodgers. Carey, a versatile outfielder known as Max Carey, began as a shortstop for Concordia College, shifted to the majors in 1911, and after 1926 lingered with Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Canarius
Terre Haute
Ind
Pittsburg Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Max Carey
South Bend
Carey
Concordia College
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Sharkey Stops L Gates in Third Round Victory
Jack Sharkey, a championship contender, knocked out Leo Gates in the third round of a 10 round heavyweight bout in St. Louis. Gates was floored by a right cross then dropped again by a left hook after standing through a nine count. The Boston sailor finished with another left hook as Gates rose and staggered. A 7,000 crowd watched a one sided fight after a cautious start.
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McLarnin
Jimmy
Raw
Detroit Florist
McGraw
Jimmy Ht
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Jack Sharkey
Leo Gates
Sharkey
Gates
Man 1 Charged With Driving While Drunk
Forest Pendergast was arrested on East Broadway by Chief J. J. Murphy and Officers Roe and Riley and booked at the city jail on a charge of driving a car while intoxicated. He was released later in the night on $100 bond to appear in police court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Pendergast
East Broadway
J. J. Murphy
Roe and
Riley
Broadway
Wyoming
Pendergast
Rocker and Walkerville 11 to 8 in Amateur league clash
Rocker fired an 11 to 8 victory to halt Walkerville's winning streak. Martin hit two homers and Stanton added one as Englewood, Centerville, and Western Fuels posted other regional scores. C. Bryant struck out 10 in Floral Park defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
Walkerville
Stratfords
Western Fuel
Floral Park
West Side
Centerville
Rocker
Strea
Cinders
Walker
Englewood
Western Fuels
Martin
Stanton
R. H. E. Walkerville
Sullivan
Emerson
Dennehy
Shea
Patrick
B. Murphy
Boyd
O'Leary
Lang
Amateur Leaguers Meet Tonight For Schedule Talks
The Butte Baseball Association holds a regular meeting at 8:30 p m at the Y to decide the third and fourth round schedules after finishing the second round with harmony. Two protests from the last meeting will be disposed of by the commission as managers review play from the Fourth of July period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Baseball Association
Heavyweight title bout and baseball score highlight dates
On June 22 in history Bill Hooper defeated Bill Wood in a 45 minute heavyweight title bout in England in 1795. In 1896 St Paul beat Kansas City 34 to 21 in a notable baseball score. Other items include Johnny Cyclone Thompson born 1876 in Illinois, his boxing career 1902 to 1913, Kingston the horse running 3 fourths mile in 1 8 at Sheephead Bay in 1891, and Babe Ruth hitting his 23rd home run for 1926 and 23rd and 24th for 1927 as the Yankees beat the Red Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hooper
Bill Wood
England
St. Paul
Minn
Kansas City
Johnny Cyclone Thompson
Ogle County
Thompson
Gunboat Smith
Kingston
Sheephead Bay
N. Y
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Inquest Planned for Doris Wentworth Death in Missoula
Coroner announces an inquest Friday night into the gunshot death of Doris Wentworth. Suspect Mrs. William Thurston remains silent. Also reports Breckenridge dies from car crash injuries in Billings. Secretary Mountjoy refunds 394 filing fees after court decisions blocked candidates. Northern Pacific to allow graze horses en route to Hansen packing in Butte, with expected large roundups this summer. Deer Lodge County submits 1928 assessments. 1927 gains exceed prior year. over 49 million tolls collected at Suez Canal last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Missoula
Doris Wentworth
William Thurston
Railroad Commission
Northern Pacific
Hansen Packing Company
Butte
Commission
Anaconda Legion Plans Parade at Butte Convention
Anaconda soldiers’ memorial band will lead the American Legion section in the mammoth veterans convention parade in Butte next Tuesday at 7 o’clock. Over 150 Anaconda Legionnaires and auxiliaries will attend and ride, with transport arranged for the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Division
Butte
Soldiers’ Memorial Band
American Legion
Veterans’ Convention
Anaconda
Legion
Kiwanis Club
Wisdom
Legionnaire of
Anaconda Youths Charged With Car Theft
Ernest Healy and James McHugh, Anaconda youths, are charged with using an automobile without consent. They allegedly took Tony Joy’s car from in front of the Sundial theater last Saturday night. Bonds set at 2000 each. arrests by Night Chief Osborne and Officer Horvath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Healy
James McHugh
Anaconda
Ira Stagg
Tony Joy
Spruce Street
Sundial Theater
Healy
McHugh
Osborne
Horvath
Chestnut Street
Third Street
Cliff Davis
East Third Street
Montana Auto Mobile association proposes gasoline tax rise
Helena Mont June 21 The Montana Automobile association board proposes raising the gasoline tax from three to five cents a gallon to secure federal aid of four and a half million dollars The plan could go to voters after a July board meeting The state highway commission meanwhile hears county road work bids for 56 miles of new Montana highways contractors arrive for the bid opening and contract awards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Montana
Board of Managers
Montana Automobile Association
State Highway Commission
Chouteau
Judith Basin
Commission
Boulder Social Roundup notices and visits in town
Mr and Mrs Fitzgerald and son Dana of Power visited Boulder friends at the Gilmer home. Abbie Blake left for Missoula after a week in Boulder. Irvin N Tuttle did business in Helena. A H Eiselein in Butte on business. Pat McGowan browsed in Butte. Several locals attended John Lewis funeral in Whitehall. Mrs Ed Smythe and Mrs John Flaherty visited. W W Wahl and wife returned from Butte. George Smith from Leonard mine visited. Carter Finch and children plan summer in Boulder. Joseph Vollmer attended to business in Boulder. Ethel Kilbourne spent weekend in Basin. Mrs Ed De Celles and Camille moved from Butte to Boulder for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Fitzgerald
Dana
Power
Oscar Gilmer
Abbie Blake
Missoula
Irvin N. Tuttle
Helena
A. H. Eiselein
Butte
Pat McGowan
The
Valley
Jack Smith
Con Smith
Fred Bell
R. C. Amarine
L. B. Knight
Maurice Nelligan
Frank Wyner
Whitehall
John Lewis
Ed Smythe
John Flaherty
W. W. Wahl
Wahl
George Smith
Leonard
Carey Finch
Joseph Vollmer
East Helena
Ethel Kilbourne
Basin
Ed de Celles
Camille
Father G. Shea Arrives in City for Welcome Events
The Rev. Father Cornelius G. Shea, recently ordained in San Francisco, arrives with parents and uncle. A 2:30 reception at St. Peter's school precedes a 7:00 banquet at the Montana hotel with toastmaster Father Hugh Faley. Speakers include Prof. W. K. Dwyer and Hugh Daly. music features local singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius G. Shea
Anaconda
San Francisco
Michael Shea
Fast Third Street
Don Shea
Sam Beausoleil
St. Peter's School
Montana
Hugh Faley
Sacred Heart Parish
Butte
W. K. Dwyer
Hugh Daly
John Ferguson
Thomas F. McCarver
Mia
Patrick Murphy
Blanche Beaudette
Theresa Woods
Thomas Ferguson
Helen Fagan
Housewarming party at Georgetown Lake
All Camp Fire Girls and their parents planning to attend the summer camp gathering at Georgetown Lake Sunday are advised to bring their own lunches. Those with space for an extra passenger should notify the camp guardian by Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Lake
Foundry Triumphs 7-6 in Fast Game Seven
The Foundry team defeated the Ramblers 7 to 6 in a fast game last evening. It was the Ramblers second last game of the season, they have eight victories overall. Batteries were Corey and Bullard for Foundry and Vacasovich and Gerry for Ramblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundry
Ramblers
Corey
Bullard
Vacasovich
Gerry
Belle Campbell Funeral Arrangements Made
Funeral services for Mrs Belle Campbell who died Tuesday afternoon are set at the family home 2032 West Commercial Avenue at 9 this morning followed by a solemn requiem high mass at St Pauls Church at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Campbell
West
Commercial Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Judge Bourquin Visits Anaconda in City Swing
Butte district court judge and attorney general candidate George Bourquin visited Anaconda with Attorney Frank Sullivan. They spent several hours meeting local friends and discussing campaign efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bourquin
Butte
Anaconda
Judge Bourquin
Frank Sullivan
City
Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree Notice at St Peters
Notice for Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus to meet at St Peters Church at 8 o clock tonight. Names listed: Pierre Sanders and Earl R Sullivan. All telephone exchanges in London to be made automatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
St. Peter’s Church
Pierre Sanders
F. N
Earl R. Sullivan
F. C
Adv
London
Strain 1 Charged With Reckless Driving
J. H. Strain was arrested by Traffic Officer Percin and charged with reckless driving after a collision between his car and a truck driven by Mrs. Kittie McGregor at Park and Cherry streets. Levert Martinson, also charged with reckless driving, and Tony Doe, charged with drunkenness, were arrested by the same officer. Rose Heskey and Dolly Price forfeited $15 each on vagrancy charges. A young man linked to E. A. Pierce & Co. of San Francisco is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Strain
Percin
Strain
Kittie McGregor
Park and Cherry Streets
Levert Martinson
Tony Doe
Rose Heskey
Dolly Price
Berggrens Return Home From San Francisco Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Art Berggren plan to depart today returning to their home in San Francisco after visiting Mr. Berggren's father Alfred Berggren at 416 East Third Street. Mr. Berggren is described as a successful Anaconda businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Berggren
Mr. Berggren
Alfred Berggren
East Third Street
San Francisco
Berggren
McCoy's Tablets Promise Weight Gain Guarantee
An Atlantic City man and other readers report weight gain after using McCoy's Tablets. The ad claims a risk free guarantee: buy four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, and if you do not gain at least five pounds and feel improved, the druggist will refund the purchase. The product name is shortened to McCoy's Tablets at Sparrow Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
McCoy
Alabama
Sparrow Pharmacy
America
Storey Girl Dies in Anaconda Family Notice
Vivian Storey aged 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs George Storey of 114 East Commercial avenue and sister of Walter Edward Storey Mrs Fly Campbell and Mrs Jack Finley. Remains at P J Finnegan funeral chapel to be moved to family home for funeral time to be announced later. Belle Campbell funeral at 203 West Commercial avenue Friday morning 9 with requiem high mass at 9 30 at St Pauls Interment Mt Carmel cemetery.
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Acrete
Phil
cGraw
Jack Dorman McLarnin
Sacramento
R. H.E. Betancisco
Eik Ass Sen
Jacobs and Sprinz
Oakland
RF. HE
Plitt
Hannah
R. HE Amet Nl
Knight
Parkerrs
Whitney
HING
H Butte
CLUB
Qiandings
St. Telesve Veneer
New Zorls
Ccowses Bl
Cincinnati
Scesass SF
Chicago Eereerenae
Brooklyn Seseeeeee
Paty
SOUL
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Eevee
Coweso Tiowse
American Association
W. L. Pet
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Portland
Seattle
L. Gates
Man
Rocker Wallops Walkerville II
Engle
Parks
Bryant
Boots
McLeod
Bowden
Beebe
Peterson
D. Boyer
Saurbier
Miles
Hudspeth
Les Boyer
Lou Boyer
Cavanaugh
Trevethick
M. Shea
W. Odgers
McGuire
Cronin
Leary
C. Shea
B. Sullivan
B. Shea
S. McCarthy
P. Roberts
Englewood—Foote
Schultz
G. Wilson
Penaluna
T. Wilson
Inkret
Mackey
Henry
Sportsstory
Joseph C. Breckenridge
York Village
Maine
Billings
Park City-Laurel Road
Secretary of State
Mountjey
Deer Lodge
Suez Canal
Anaconda News
Houths
Gar
Healy and McHugh
Automobile Association
U.S
Boulder News
Father G. Shea
Belle Campbell Services Today
Strain Brothers
Young Man
E. A. Pierce & Co
New Jersey
P. J. Finnegan Co
Oak Phone
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