Scouts Eye Mines Players as Akin Visits Park
Indian Scout Roy Akin visits Clark park to view Mines league hopefuls Jack Bill and Puccinnelli amid major league interest. Yankee scout Bill Kamick and San Francisco's Nick Williams had recent sightings of Mines talents as the season nears. Akin, with a long minors background, believes Puccinnelli and Bill could reach the big leagues with proper development. Wimbledon champion Suzanne Lenglen withdraws from Wimbledon singles due to neuritis and illness amid controversy over match order.
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Suggs Set For Butte Ring Appearance Tomorrow
Suggs arrives tonight from the East to meet Dix hood of Butte in the 12 round bout. He is accompanied by lightweight Charley Manty and manager Dave Lurmlanis along with one other, all traveling in a party. Suggs trains with Manty en route West and is reported in top form after a recent fight with Wee Willie Spencer. Lahood and Lundy have trained steadily for Sullivan's entrants and are in good shape.
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Rosenbloom Wins 12-Round Decision Over Shade in Queens
In New York, Max Rosenbloom defeated Dave Shade in a 12-round welterweight bout at Queensboro Stadium. Rosenbloom weighed 164 pounds to Shades 155, delivering consistent performance while Shade showed brief flashes of former form. Preliminary bout saw Phil Goldstein beat Wil Siegel in four rounds as the card featured flyweights and scattered remarks about training and conditioning. Yale Leads Golf Field in Intercollegiate Championship at Merion Cricket Club with 649 team strokes after 38 holes. Dartmouth and Princeton trailed.
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Sam Rice shines as outfielder in critics’ eyes
Frank Menke recalls the 1920s Washington Senators pursuit of Sam Rice, who by fate became a star. Clark Griffith passed on the pitcher, yet Rice blossomed into a top baserunner with speed, judgment, and a keen baseball brain, posting yearly .300-plus averages and notable steals while becoming a legendary outfielder.
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Golfers drawn for Orton event at Country Club
Pairings for the W. C. Orton championship at the Country Club were announced after last night’s gathering. The tournament runs July 3 and 4 with the trophy at stake. Includes Tremblay versus Kelly and Norris against Henderson, among others, in the fleet round.
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King of Diamond Remembered As Mathewson Fund Grows
Friends of the late Christy Mathewson, famed New York Giants pitcher, gathered in New York to support a fund in his memory. The meeting, convened by Mayor Walker, met in the mayor’s reception office to discuss subscriptions and contributions.
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Baseball Scores and Surgery Report From St Louis
National League games show Cincinnati and Pittsburgh tied at six with Boston 6-1. New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia matchups noted along with rain delays. American League results include New York 7 Detroit 9 and Minneapolis 8 Milwaukee 3. St Louis manager Rogers Hornsby underwent thigh carbuncle removal surgery today.
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Reds Run Of Five Wins Continues Over Pirates
The Associated Press reports the Reds extend a five game streak against the Pirates as Ruth adds another homer to his season total. Giants drop two games in a rough stretch with the Mets or other foes. The article mentions Miller, Durst, McManus, and Baler in a muddled box score.
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Walkerville dominates Bouchers 10-1 in home game
Walkerville jumped to a 10 run edge through three innings scoring 619000010 totaling 10 while Bouchers managed 1 after steady pitching by Dolan and W Staples. Red Roberts sparked Courthouse action later as Centerville beat Courthouse 11-2 in another feature game with Roberts stealing and scoring.
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New Hours at Internal Revenue Office July 1
The Butte office announces new hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on three days monthly. The change aligns with a curtailment plan, with five deputies assigned to enforce the policy. Hugh Campbell will be in charge during the transition.
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Basin News Roundup From Basin Area
Basin residents report travels and visits as Mr and Mrs Nimrod Fee and Mr Maywood Smith joined Matt Jaack for a trip to Butte. Mrs Darnell and children plan a Missoula visit with friends and relatives. Henry and George Mayer return to East Helena after months away. James Stabler visits from the Crystal mine, while Brothers and Bit Fleming go to Berniece on business. Ed McConnell and family travel, and Helen Seater joins gatherings with local acquaintances.
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Shamp Feints and Opens Left-Hand Smash in Win
Newark June 20 Pete Laten welterweight pride of Pennsylvania knocked out Willie Harmon of New York in the fifth round of a scheduled 10-round no-decision contest at Dreamband Park. Harmon won out more than a full minute after the final blow landed. Lazo feinted then spun Harmon as he pressed the attack.
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Gas Tax Petition to Go On Ballot in Montana
Helena June 29 Montana has responded to the gasoline tax initiative petition with 6317 signatures collected by voters. Official figures show 14 counties have certified signatures, with Deer Lodge Carbon and Lewis and Clark providing the largest totals. The proposal would levy a gas tax starting January 2 to fund highway construction and improvement statewide.
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University of Mont Executive Council holds meet
Helena June 29 The executive council of the University of Montana discussed educational projects and procedure to present to the state board of education The chancellor noted a rise in graduates and the school activities of graduating members were praised The State University president reported 400 students at the summer session in Missoula State Normal at Dillon enrolled six students Lewistown 141 at Lewistown and 203 at Atchison Bruska dropped by Associated Press Toledo Ohio June 29 Unconditional release of Catcher Jack Bruska was announced by the Toledo club He had been loaned to Columbus and remained yesterday
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