Rookie pitcher holds ball and loses his game
Chicago at home falls to Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in 14 innings as Rabbit Maranville scores the deciding run after a misplayed ball. Elmer Jacobs, Seattle rookie, falters on a possible out as Morrison is at bat with two strikes. Schmidt and Morrison drive two runs for Pittsburgh while Grimes doubles tie Chicago’s score and Heath Cole singles.
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Pittsburg
Elmer Jacobs
Seattle
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Breach Widened in Tennis Fight in New York
The split in U S lawn tennis over the player writer issue deepened. William Tilden and Vincent Richards resigned from Olympic and Davis Cup teams amid pressures to settle. Richards insisted his resignation stand while seeking amateur status clarity as officials mull a course of action within ten days.
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Associated Press
New York
William T. Tilden
Vincent Richards
United States Lawn Tennis
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Chicago
Richols
George W. Wightman
Boston
Richards
Tilden
United States
Cue Artists Tie in Illiards Championship Match
Ralph Green of Philadelphia defeated Bennie Alien of Kansas City to win the world pocket billiards title in a tense championship match held April 30.
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Philadelphia
Bennie Alien
Kansas City
Nor an Singers to stage twin concerts in Minnesota
Twelve hundred male voices will join the Nor an Singers association of America for the sixteenth bi musical festival in Paul Minnesota. Three choral groups will perform with two grand concerts slated for June 26 and 27.
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Paul
Minn
Ala
Noran Singers’ Association of America
Chor Association
Rhe
Baseball Schedule Highlights From Today’s Games
In the National League New York visits Boston Philadelphia faces Brooklyn Cincinnati meets Chicago St Louis travels to Pittsburg In the American League Chicago plays Cleveland Detroit hosts St Louis Washington visits New York Boston battles Philadelphia.
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Chicago
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Pittsburg
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Petroit
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Detroit
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Oternae
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Mines Freshmen Beat Seniors in Interclass Baseball Battle
The Freshmen B squad defeated the Seniors 5 to 3 on the Ore Diggers' diamond in a first interclass clash. Ario pitched seven innings for the Freshmen B, Walsh started for the Seniors, and Marvel Beck led the Freshmen A captaincy with Gene Havey guiding the Senior‑Junior group as two round robin series determine the college crown.
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School of Mines
Ario
Walsh
Mike Walsh
Gene Havey
Marvel Beck
Adrian Ario
Clarks Open Practice With Veterans and Newcomers
Clarks, last year’s Mines league champions, held their first practice at Timber Butte. Manager Jimmy Chariton returns for a third base role as many 2023 players reseed in, with Doug Tait catching and Dick Boyer among newcomers. Regulars Wilson, Moore, Colbert, and Delbarba are due in Butte, as Chariton signs Labby and Frost and reviews several prospects.
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Rngdes
Timber Butte
Jimmy Chariton
Clark
Butte
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Kall
Beaverhead
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Harper
Coleman
Dick Boyer
Wilson
Moore
Colbert
Delbarba
Chariton
Labby
Frost
Strangler Ed Lewis Protected as Crowd Furies Break Out
In Chicago on April 30 Ed Lewis world heavyweight champ wins second fall over Mike Romano after Lavine awards final fall to Lewis. Spectators showered Lewis and the referee with pop bottles and surged toward the ring before calm was restored.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ed ‘Strangler
Lewis
Charles Lavine
Mike Romano
Romano
Lavine
Association Accepts Richards Withdrawal from Tennis Teams
The resignation of Vincent Richards from the American Davis Cup and Olympic teams was accepted conditionally by George W. Wightman, president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. Wightman said he would accept the resignation until the Davis Cup committee can consider it. A separate note states that a declaration before witnesses of an intention to marry suffices for a valid marriage in Scotland.
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Associated Press
New York
Vincent Richards
George W. Wightman
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Wightman
Richards
Scotland
Uncertain racing minds and boxing odds loom in sport notes
The essay blends boxing talk with sport culture, noting Clarence De Mar’s retirement plan after the next Olympic Games and the rising youth in athletics. It discusses the appeal of play and service through the Boy Scouts, a future race health, and the evolving boxing matchups among legends like Pancho Villa Genaro Dundee Walker Tunney McTigue Greb Dempsey.
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Frank Genaro
Dundee
Leonard
Mickey Walker
Delaney
Greb
Gene Tunney
McTigue
Dempsey
Ohio State study warns against excess slenderness among freshmen coeds
Ohio State experts report 223 of 800 freshmen coeds were underweight while 52 were over 15 percent above normal. They urge balanced diet and exercise to avoid health risks from excessive slenderness. The piece also notes rising athletic participation among women and references baseball and track stars as part of broader sports interest.
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Ohio State University
Ohio State
Gertrude Jones
Philadelphia
Loren Murchison
American Rugby Team Prepares for Olympic Workout in Paris
The American rugby squad in Paris rests at their hotel awaiting teammates returning from England. Friday will mark the first full practice session with the entire lineup as the team tunes up for Olympic events.
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Paris
Associated Press
England
Crows Kill Hare in Hamburg Field
Observers in Hamburg report a crow alerted 12 companions to attack a hare near Tarp. The flock pecked the animal to death in minutes, with fur and bone bits shown as proof. Separately, experts say Arkansas diamonds rank among the finest in the world.
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Germany
Arkansas
Coast League results from San Francisco and beyond
In San Francisco the Los Angeles and Oakland games ended 11 to 1 and 6 to 3 with batteries Crandall Bigbee Billings Burger Yelle and Bochler Murchle Baker Christian D Murphy. Seattle hosted Salt Lake in a 6 to 3 game as Singleton Cook Sutherland Tobin Baldwin worked and Pacramento defeated Sacramento 1 to 0 with Hughes Schang Winters Daly.
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Meaderville Baseball Club Readies for 1924 Season Opener
Meaderville plans a three game series opener against A C M at Meaderville lot tonight in the Mines league with Frank Rivett as pilot and Sullivan handling catching duties. Independent ball continues with trips to Salmon Idaho and home games at Clark Park Sunday.
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Phillips Arrives to Join His Team in Butte
Andy Phillips, infielder and pitcher for the Montana Powers, arrived in Butte by automobile from San Jose where he has played recently. Mrs. Phillips accompanied him. He is expected to play shortstop and pitch in emergencies, according to camp gossip.
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Montana Powers
Butte
San Jose
Cal
Phillips
Nautica Wins Chesapeake Stakes at Havre de Grace Track
Nautica! won the Chesapeake stakes for 3 year olds at Havre de Grace Md with Modest finishing second and Donaghee third. Time over the mile and one sixteenth was 1 46 4 5. Senator Norrisani and Sarko also ran. Two dollar mutuels paid 7.80 4.20 and 5.10 for the top three.
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Maryland
Havre DE Grace
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