Tacoma Beats Butte 11 to 2 in Baseball Tilt
Tacoma crushed Butte 11 to 2 as McGinnity shuffled infield positions including Levine at third. Pillett debuted for the Silver Tips, while Hydorn started and allowed four runs over six innings. CH Llene, Leard, and Roberts fueled Tacoma’s scoring with timely hits and a late seventh inning surge.
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McGinnity
Levine
Smith
Pillott
Hyforn
Hoffman
Downey
Hongals
Tillett
Hydorn
Pillett
Aly
Grover
Stokke Fle Smith
Bankhead
the Koore
Staten
Rikhee
Leard
Roberts
Telford
Bohne
Robe Ents
Grove
Butte
Mite
Rons
Tuna
Struck out by Telford and Pilcott hits noted
A brief baseball note records Telford striking out, Pilcott drawing four balls and Hillyard being hit by a pitched ball. Time noted as one hour and 87 minutes with Umpire Bush.
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Telford
Pilcott
Hillyard
Bush
Spokane
Salven
Vancouver
Rphy
A.baudines
Os " Calvo
Brown
Hamilton
Foliman
Fitzsimmons
Cheek
Gisiason
Sheely
Harper
Cotte
Murray
Evans
Ans
Fitzaimm
Giddings
Foiiman
Walter
Caly Hamilton
McGinnis
Veson
Pinneran
Schmutz blanks Great Falls in one hit gem
Seattle on May 2 saw Schmutz pitch a stellar game against Great Falls, allowing a single hit. Only three Great Falls batters reached first base, two were erased. With just 20 batters facing him, Schmutz dominated through the innings, delivering an innate response from Seattle’s mound.
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Schmutz
Great Falls
Tras
Cote
Shaw
Morse
Guigni
Raymond
Ss. Cadman
Falls
Murley
Bennett
Ce Huelsman
Chick
KeMuilay
Ef. Haworth
O Heal
Remne
Bs Ee
Melvor
Brooks
Schmute
Thases
Bchmuts
Remnens
Lowell
Salveson Walks Seven and Is Walloped Hard
Spokane report notes Evans held Vancouver in check until the ninth, when the Heavers scored three runs to clinch a victory. Salveson walked seven in a rough showing as the game ended amid late rallies and strong bullpen work.
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Salveson
Spokane
Evans
Vancouver
Heavers
Butte and Anaconda Track Meet Set for Saturday
The track teams from Butte and Anaconda high schools will hold a dual meet at Columbia Gardens Saturday, with several last year’s Missoula point winners expected to compete. The event begins at 2 o'clock and features McKee who won discus at Missoula last year. Sullivan and Bud Phelps are noted competitors from Butte though Phelps is not competing due to studies. Also mentioned is Stanford’s rugby to football vote and Acosta’s baseball exploits with Vancouver, while American Association results show Indianapolis 3 Kansas City 2 with other games postponed by rain.
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Butte
Anaconda
Columbia Gardens
Missoula
Neill
McKenn
Markley
Coach Seat
Hutte
Sullivan
Bud Phelps
Miho
Acosta
Dell
Vancouver
Wieser Dell
Brooklyn
Pik
New York
Tennis Club Opens Season With Ready Courts and Plans
The tennis club reports five courts in excellent shape and promises top grounds for the season. Directors announce a series of tournaments starting soon, leading to a city cup after the season’s end.
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Andy Prevent
Bull Durham Cigarettes Promote Virile Smoking Image
The advertisement touts Bull Durham cigarettes as a vigorous and manly smoke linked to the American military spirit. It appeals to “roll your own” smokers, portraying the product as lively and spirited.
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Uncle Sam
Amy
Butte to Send Players to State Tournament in Summer
Twenty new members join the group at Hunter's 116 Springs for the play. The ladies auxiliary promises to be a popular feature this summer. Twenty ladies have signed up to date. For the first time, Butte will send players to the state tournament, with twenty ladies participating to date.
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Hunter
Springs
Butte
Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco Ad Claim Card
Bull Durham tobacco is marketed as the mildest cigarette tobacco with a unique aroma and mellow sweet flavor. The copy promotes rolling your own and learning new smoke enjoyment with practice.
Warning of labor drain hits sports ball making
A World era note warns that munition labor shortages threaten tennis ball supply as skilled workers shift to shell factories. Projections cite potential season shortages if labor woes persist. Also commentary compares Branch Rickey and Fielder Jones theories and reports on Jack New being released by Baltimore after a Chicago White Sox bid. Ness extends hitting streak from Oakland with strong PCL stats.
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Sporting Woods
Shell
Sporting Goods
New, York World
Jack New
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Oakland Club
Ness
Terry's Double Wins Freak Game In Ninth
In Chicago at St Louis May 2 Terry doubled in the ninth for two runs to lift Chicago to a 6 4 victory over St Louis. Chicago used five pitchers but three hits produced all runs.
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Terry
St. Louis
Louis Favor
Janforth
Chicago
St Louis
Rie
Chicaca - Oodololos
Faber
Cleotte
Danforth
Woltkans
Willams
Lapp
Lenn
Parke Blank
Wellman
Hartley
Government closes case in munition ship sabotage trial
In New York on May 2 the government wrapped its case in a United States district court trial over a conspiracy to destroy munition ships of the Entente. Key witnesses included Willam J. Kilvan and Capt. Thomas J. Tunney, who testified to alleged confessions. The defense argues the device was meant to blow off a rudder.
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New York
United States
Willam J. Kfivan
United States Se St Service
Thomas
J. Tunney
Fay
Robert T. Glass- Hurn
Fort Wadworth
Braves Rally to Top of Standings in Tumultuous Day
Demaree blasts Toston as Boston trips up. Tulbach steadies Braves after a shaky start. In New York, Tesreau leads a 9 run night as the Giants beat the Mets. Bancroft and Cravath clash with umpires while Pfeffer and McCarthy drive a modest home tally.
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Toston
Boston
Bhitniphia
Chicago
Brooktra
Tulbach
Bancroft
Pashert
Reid
Demaree
DOAK TIGHT IN PINCHES
In St. Louis May 2 the home team edged the visitors 8 to 3 as Doak held the offense in check in late innings. Detected errors and key hits produced the runs with Fischer and Raddie contributing, while Cher, Hetzel, and Saler aided the scoring rally.
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Nicaxo
St. Louis
Hetzel
Tuvian
Saler
Long
Eml Fischer
Raddie
Weeghman Annout
Bal al H Leet
Pittsburg Federal Ureter
E. Nouis
Chicago
Mmatteries-Doak
Nyder
Vauita
Fischer
Archer
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