Missoula Opens With A Victory
Missoula defeated Helena 2 runs on six hits while Helena managed four hits and two runs. L Annis held Helena in check until the seventh inning when three hits produced both Helena runs. The home opener drew over a thousand despite cold wind. Mayor Rhoades delivered the first ball to Hugh Campbell. Danny Shay was ejected and fined by club president Mulroney after swearing.
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May L—Annis
Helena
Cooney
Sullivan
Keenan
Miswowia
Vietlantes
James M. I. Rhoades
Hugh Campbell
Danny Shay
Laroaue
Mulroney
N. Po
Spencer Kelly
Quigley
Tuset
HI Clgnes
Cronin
Menger
Crittenden
Ooney
Daschbach
Perrine
Tobin
We Bassey
Carpenter
Carman
Hangnon
A Roberts
Ze Annie
Missou
Haehta
Roberts
Quisiey
Taree
Kelly
Tun—Changnon
Changnon
Inerts
Annisto
Menges
An Wildphee
Robert Biases
Om Sullivan
Annis
Annie
Om Cooney
Sivan
Brooklyn
Cnarne
Stengel
Brooklyns
Boston
Hutmel
Wheat
Stack
Toston
Tacoma Beats Thaw Rally For 4 0 Win In Northwest League
Tacoma rode a ninth inning rally to score two runs and topple Thaw for a 4 to 0 victory. Batteries were Bliss Eastley Callahan and Bliss for Tacoma with Girot Belford and Grindell behind, while Portland and Vancouver also played a slugfest in British Columbia with Vancouver prevailing.
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Tacoma
Wasuey
Ich
R. H. E. Portland
Bliss
Diamond Scores and Scores from West Coast Games
In Portland Venice edged past the Tigers 6 to 3 as Harkness allowed fewer runs than Venice’s. Sacramento beat San Francisco 4 to 0 behind Williams pitching and timely hitting. Los Angeles defeated Oakland 6 to 0 as Chech struggled but the Oaks fell. NCAA actions at Ann Arbor Lexington and Cambridge report Pittsburgh over Michigan and Washington and Lee over West Virginia, Harvard over Vermont, and Omaha over St Joseph.
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Speck Afarkness
Venice
Krause
Beaver
Harkness
Tigers
RW. E
Ann Arbor
University of Pittsburg
Michigan
Lexington
Washington and Lee
University of West Virginia
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New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pitsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Raukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Wen
Los Angeles
Oakland
Sacramento
San Francisco
Portland Ity
Aea
Quartet fails to stop Red Sox in decisive loss
Boston defeated Washington as four pitchers kept hits at a distance. Captain Wagner injured a finger, sidelining him for days. Detroit beat Chicago 6 to 5 with Lord’s triple sparking a fifth-inning rally. New York lost to Philadelphia 4 to 2. Keating held the Mets scoreless until a sixth-inning triggered by an error. Cleveland edged St Louis 2 to 1, scoring twice in the fourth to erase an early deficit.
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Washington
Hughes
Heston
Engle
Morgan
Wagner
Tochiing
Drohan
Ainsmith
O'Brien
Ray
Detroit
Tarry Lora
Chicago
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Kelly
Inson
Annadelphia
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Shafer
Snodgrass
Killiter
Tesreau
McCormick
Sehaters
Alexander
Kinabes
Former Manager Tinker Signs Kling for Reds
Chicago May 1 Former Reds manager Joe Tinker signed catcher John Kling who will report next Sunday. In exchange Cincinnati sends Boston McDonald an infielder and a cash consideration. Terms and Kling’s salary were not announced.
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Chicago
Joe Tinker
Cincinnati
John Kling
Kling
Tinker
Boston McDonald
Ash
Baseball Aids Arithmetic In Washington Schools
In Washington a new arithmetic teaching method uses baseball to solve problems. Students read baseball news and calculate averages and percentages using players like Chick Gandil to illustrate concepts. Teachers say the approach boosts interest and links math to real sport, with baseball diamonds drawn on blackboards.
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Washington
National Capital
Clabby Targets Welter Title After Denver Bout
Denver May 1 Jimmy Cibaby and Eddie McGoorty prepared for a 10 round welter clash at the Denver Athletic Club tomorrow night. If Clabby wins he plans to enter welter contention while McGoorty would face Klaus if he can hit 158 pounds.
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Denver
Col
Jimmy Cibaby
Eddie McGoorty
Denver Athletic Club
Clabby
Issu
Bettev
McGoorty
Klaus
Western Tri-State League Scores Report
In the Western Tri State League Columbus sa rum weapons 5 Louisville 6 Milwaukee 1 Indianapolis 4 St Paul 14 Toledo Kansas City 9 across 1 inning.
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Western Tri-State League
Columbus
Aum Weapons
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
McCarty Ordered Out Of His New York Hotel
Luther McCarty was ordered from a Broadway hotel after a night fight at St. Nicholas Athletic Club. He appeared in a long bathrobe in the lobby and later was asked to surrender their suite. McCarty and his chief handler Joe Jeannette left the hotel at midnight.
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Carty
Frank Moran
St. Nicholas
Comney League Forms In Twin Bridges May Season
Twin Bridges fans warm to spring as a local baseball effort forms with an all local roster likely to include one pitcher Ted Seyler may start in the infield two good twitters needed Smithcroft to handle catching duties Sheridan Alder and Virginia City have organized teams and a county league may follow
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Twin Bridges
Ted Seyler
Theound
Smithrottm
Sheridan
Alder
Virginia City
Cobb Reinstated and Fined Fifty by Baseball Commission
Ty Cobb was formally and permanently reinstated in professional baseball and fined $50 by the national commission here today. The decision follows the Detroit Star's appeal for reinstatement and serves as a principle statement, censuring Cobb for his holding out period and warning clubs that failure to discipline players harming the game will bring action.
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Nicago
Ty Cobb
National Commission
Detroit Star
Cobb
Detroit
Boxers vie to arrange matches after listings at Standard of Iee
Leo Hens, the Putte middleweight, is courted by several challengers. Kid Brunell from Meaderville seeks a Beng bout at middleweight. Art Allard's manager eyes a weight title clash. James Williams, new from California, wants a 12 round test. Ted Johns and another Johns brother are set to meet Douglass at various weights.
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Beng
Kid Brunell
Meaderville
Art Iy
Art Allard
Allard
Ile
James Willams
California
Henz
Tally Johns
Kid Douglass
Three Forks
Tally
Johns
Douglass
Ted
Bartholomew Tours Mines in Butte East of Cananea
W F Bartholomew of Thompson Towle Co Boston and New York, a stock exchange member, with mining engineer Skinner, visits Butte and mining regions in Mexico Arizona and Utah. He notes unrest in Mexico and describes Greene Cananea and Bay Consolidated China mines, April output near 4 5 million pounds, and North Butte poised for gains for current investors.
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W. F. Bartholomew
Thompson, Towle & Co
Boston
New York
Stock Exchange
Butts
Butte
Eace
Mr. Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Skinner
Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Greene Cananea
Tn Adezona
Bay Consolidated
China
Sandstrom Matson Nuptials at St Mark’s Lutheran
At St Mark's Lutheran church last night Rev Martin Huddef united Haze Arvid Sandstrom and Minnie Matson both of Butte. The groom works at the Speculator mine and the couple will live at 06 East Galena Street. The piece also notes Central high school's junior prom with Hunley president John Dwyer vice president and Mary Murphy junior society member.
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St Mark's
Martin Huddef
Mare Haze
Arvid Sandstrom
Minnie Matson
Butte
Speculator
Galena Street
Central High School
Hunley
John Dwyer
Mary Murphy
Ship of the
Johnson Pitches The Third Win For Reds
George Johnson the Indian right hander for Cincinnati pitched his third win of the season, defeating Chicago in a nine inning affair. Brown relieved in the ninth after Johnson tired, but Chicago failed to score again. Cincinnati's victory marked Johnson’s third win without defeat this season.
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Mordecai Brown
Bix Rem
Caba
Dri W Mmates
Giants
Merous
Shate
Chicago
George Johnson
Cincinnati
Sto
Johnson
Moret Brown
Brown
Bavesull
Tory
Scott
Smith
Poney
Lass
Jork
Ousted Policeman Bids for Reinstatement
S F Smith, probationary patrolman, discharged after a fight with a miner on April 1, goes before the police commission seeking reinstatement claiming self defense. Witnesses testified to the brawl with Alec McLain and the officers halted the fight. The payor will decide based on commission evidence and recommendations after this afternoon adjournment.
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S. F. Smith
Duncan
Stith
Smith
Alec McLain
Giicer
McLain
Yorath
van Onten
State Motel Arrivals and Notables Across Montana
A list of arrivals and residents in towns such as Missoula Helena Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Livingston Billings Bozeman Whitehall and Great Falls is noted alongside a report that within the first fortnight of Britain’s state unemployment insurance law for building workers shipbuilders and wheelwrights about 1000 people ineligible for relief sought aid or benefits.
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Thornton
G. 4
Camp
Ssaylings
Aft
C. A. Burroughs
Ha Herschfeld
Helena
Ray Webb
L. Fiet
Missoula
D. Maxey
J. C. Nelson
Bozeman
C. Carver
Harrison
W. M. Mitchell
Jetters
Aub. Ford
James Carroll
Foley
C. M. House
W. X. Lauman
Billings
G. B. Hendrickson
F. L. Bristol
Deer Ledge
B. Davis
Liveingston
Dan
Commercial league opens season with Bankers vs Buectries
Commercial league kicks off tomorrow at Columbia gardens with Bankers facing Buectries in a 19 game season. Only firm employees may play, and Monday Thursday evenings are set as regulars with Saturday afternoons when Union games aren’t on. Umpire Tom Robbins to officiate, round trip tickets and game admission set at 33 cents.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
Tom Robbins
Diamonds Hidden Under Negro's Clothing Case Sparks Probe
Sam Wickley, 20, arrested on a white slave charge after police found a diamond ring valued at 4300 and a diamond stud valued at 230 hidden in a sack under his clothing. John G. Bair says Wickley claimed the gems were personal adornment from crossing the Canadian line two years ago. Police investigate whether Wickley peddled or possessed jewelry tied to a local white slave ring. two women arrested with him are resisting cooperation.
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Sam Wickley
Cote Oretly
Toms
Wickley
Baldisero
Ape
John G. Bair
Falla
Wickiey
Tola
Bair
Vancouver
Apube
Dri
Commissioners Refuse Saloon License at Granite Street
Cusson and DP Budibon, operators of a restaurant and lodging house at 360 East Granite Street, sought a saloon license. A protest was filed, the hearing set, but no one appeared for or against. The commissioners denied the petition. The article also mentions exports of American sewing machines and a Chicago tramp welfare branch, but these details are unrelated to the main license item.
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Cusson
Budibon
East
Granite Street
Europe
North America
South America
Asia
Africa
Islands
Chicago
International, Welfare Asociation
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