Clark ball club opens 1923 practice with youth emphasis
The Clark team began practice at Clark Park led by manager Johnny Zanic of Seattle with a young cast for the 1923 Mines league season opening next Sunday in Butte and Anaconda. Promising prospects include Hutchinson of Eureka, Guidas and Case at backstop, Bowers and Ricker dealing, with Boyer assigned to second base as the squad pursues a renewed bunt for glory.
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Six double plays headline in Chicago St. Louis tilt
Chicago beat St. Louis 9 to 5 in the first game of the series as Thurston and Bush dueled. Jacobson hit two home runs for St. Louis while Collins delivered a key dinking line drive and the defense featured Falk Sheely and Williams.
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Fonseca's Homer Delivers 6 4 Phillies Victory Over Braves
Philadelphia pitcher Betts wins as Fonseca hits a sixth inning homer with two on to lift the Phillies past Boston 6 to 4. Key rally includes a triple play thwarting Boston and a two-base list of hits by Burns Welsh Huber and others.
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Red Sox On Rampage Beat Yankees 7 to 6 in Boston
May 1 Boston. Herb Pennock lefty for the Yankees was knocked out in the seventh as a deluge of hits produced five unearned runs and gave the Red Sox a 7 to 6 victory. Jack Wyles homered for Boston.
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Baseball Standings A Slew Of Interleague Matchups
National League schedule features Boston at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburg and Chicago at St. Louis. American League pairs St. Louis with Chicago Detroit with Cleveland Philadelphia with Washington and New York visiting Boston.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday's National and American Games
Yesterday’s results show Boston 4 Philadelphia 6 and Chicago 6 St Louis 4 in the National League. American League actions include New York 5 Boston 7 and Detroit 7 Cleveland 8 through 10 innings. Milwaukee 6 Columbus 3 and Kansas City 7 Toledo 1 highlight the Association play with St Paul 5 Indianapolis 8.
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Mrs D Scanlan Dies In Superior Wis
Word arrives from Superior Wisconsin that Mrs D Scanlan mother of J D Scanlan publisher of the Miles City Daily Star died there today. Mr Scanlan was at her bedside at the end.
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Sarazen Wins Dixie Handicap at Pimlico Opening
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt's Sarazen captured the $25,600 Dixie handicap for 3-year-olds and up as Pimlico's spring meeting opened. Spot Cash placed second with Joy Smoke third in the featured event.
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Pacific Coast League Baseball Whiffs and Errors
A fragmented report from San Francisco outlines a Pacific Coast League game with teams labeled loosely. It lists score lines and batter names, mentioning Pender Peters Geary Mitchell and Yelle among players.
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Famous referee Mr. Ertle to write on famed beats
Mr Ertle the well known referee will start a series of articles in the Standard tomorrow. He will provide inside facts on famous beats he has observed.
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Big Track Meet Plans Outlined by Butte Exchange Club
Wilbur Zandel, meet secretary, outlined a May 16 track and field meet inviting every public and parochial school pupil in Butte. Three weight divisions will compete for medals and ribbons as schools vie for the largest point total and a huge banner for the winning team. Committees will visit schools to explain the event details.
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Marquis Hurls for St Joseph club Ryan with Fort Smith
Jimmy Marquis ex Mines leaguer joins the St Joseph club staff in the Western league along with Sylvester Bud Ryan from the Butte Anaconda circuit with Fort Smith of the Western association The bulletin from National Baseball association secretary J H Farrrell is reprinted in the Sporting News Also notes Hap Collard and Milt Steengrase from Texas league box scores with Shreveport and San Antonio respectively
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Ity” Ryan
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Shreveport
Mont Power Team Heads to Great Falls for Exhibition Games
Mike Duffy and the Montana Power squad depart for Great Falls to face an all star group tonight and tomorrow. Ten players travel and shortstop Ray Mohli is borrowed from A. C. M. Mines league for the outing. A. C. M. Mines and Butte Laundrymen start the season with an exhibition at Clark Park tomorrow.
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Gonzaga Defeats Montana 6 to 0 in Season Opener
May 1 in Missoula, Gonzaga University defeated the University of Montana 6 to 0 in the opening baseball game. Strong hitting and timely rallies in the fourth and seventh innings produced all runs. Batteries: Gonzaga Dwyer and Hartrup. Montana O'Connor and Kelly.
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Old Star Ready to Meet Munn Again
Stanislaus Zbyszko, heavyweight champion, says in a telegram to promoters he will wrestle Wayne Munn at any time and place once Munn has fully recovered. He cites Munn’s illness during their Philadelphia bout as reason for the rematch. Also, advance preparations for Munn versus Strangler Lewis in Michigan City, Ind., on May 30.
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Records Held Down in State College Track Meet
Cold weather and wind kept times slow at the State College intramural track meet in Bozeman. Victor Theyer won the mile in 5 04 2 65, Sullivan led the low hurdles in 30 3 5, Wylie took the century dash in 10 3 5, Hurd and Cannon tied the pole vault at 10 feet 6 inches, Wylie captured the broad jump at 20 feet 10 inches, and Wilson threw the discus 103 feet 7 inches.
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Zbyszko Defends Heavyweight Title in Philadelphia Match
Stanislaus Zbyszko, the world heavyweight wrestling champion, successfully defended his title tonight in Philadelphia, throwing Oresta Vadi of Italy with a back fall in 43 minutes after recent win over Wayne Mann.
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Heat Set 10 Retain His American Title
Cyril Walker the American open golf champion and Britisher by birth will skip the American delegation to the British open. He aims to keep his American title but health issues from winter play hinder his schedule and he will not overtax his strength this summer. Walker currently plays at the Englewood club in New Jersey.
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Famous referee to write for Standard series starts tomorrow
Stand arl will publish a series by Harry Ertle the famed third man in the ring. He will reveal how a Adam's apple blow from Carpentier knocked out Levinsky and discuss rule changes affecting boxers who outfight opponents. The lead story covers a rumored $1,000,000 bribe offered to Ertle during the Dempsey Carpentier era.
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Local ball club adds talent ahead of season opener
The club expects Jimmy Charlton to return from Davenport to boost the outfield. Portland high brothers Walter and Bill Onley arrive today as promising recruits. Paddy O Shea from Los Angeles joins as a quick corer. A college pitcher and Homer Taylor, last year’s versatile player, may soon join, with Art Escallier possibly returning to bolster the outfield.
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Greb Beats Romero Rojas in Straight 10-Round Victory
Harry Greb of Pittsburg dominated Quintin Romero Rojas of Santiago in Detroit with his winding attack. Greb weighed 169 pounds while the Chilean was 195, and Greb won all ten rounds over 30 minutes of boxing.
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Divorce rise matched marriage gain in 1923
Census bureau figures show US marriages up 8.4 percent from 1922 to 1923 while divorces rose 11 percent. There were 1,224,373 marriages and 165,226 divorces in 1923, with 16.22 divorces per 1000 of population and 360 divorces per 100000 married people.
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Novak Reaches Finals for Coast Golf Title
Joe Novak of Butte now with the Berkeley club advances to the professional golfers' championship of Northern California. He defeats Harold oe of the San Francisco Country Club and will meet Frank Minch of San Francisco next Monday over 36 holes at the Berkeley course near San Francisco.
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