Butte to form four club summer baseball league
Plans for a four team Butte league follow last year’s Mines League success. A committee will list eligible local players and four teams will be formed from Timber Butte Elm Orlu Davis Daly North Butte and A C M with evening games at Clark playgrounds and Sunday at Columbia Gardens. Admission 20 cents with receipts split 60 40.
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Clark
al Sunderenk Ball
Ross Barclay
George Pierce
Butte
ZL. Bruce
E. M. Norris
W.M. Rosberg
George Rodawig
E.V. Daveler
N- B. Braley
P. F Beau
Special Montana Fans Plan Jersey City Dempsey Fight Trip
A group of Montana businessmen organize a special train with a four day stay to attend the Dempsey Garpon t i er championship in Jersey City. The plan includes a base in New York and meetings with local fans and teams.
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Fight Fans OF
Montana
Polimans
Jersey City
Ocal
Lounsbery
Buite Garall
Sitti Thenese
Detroit Beats Chicago In Extra Effort Rally
Detroit Americans overtake Chicago 11 to 8 as Detroit bats back timely hits while Chicago out hits them. Cobb makes a diving play in the seventh and Detroit edges ahead, with Hodge Kerr and Schalk in the battery against Sutherland Bhmke Middleton and Ainsworth. Postponements due to rain affect Boston Philadelphia and New York Washington games.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cobb
Falk
Young
Collins
Hodge
Kerr
Schalk
Sutherland
Bhmke
Middleton
Ainsnuth
Boxing and Wrestling Notes From Various Cities
Reports from Louisville Columbus and New York highlight boxing titles and upcoming bouts. Lightweight Lawrence Hawking and bantamweight champion from St Tallin travel from San Francisco to a state, while Johnny Saxton of New York challenges in a July bout. Amateurs and professionals mix in shipboard and city scenes as wrestlers Yakel and Thye draw, and Oxford University track plans for July events amid a swimming team tour to Honolulu.
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Kentucky
Ringfield
Tite Pate
Lawrence Hawking
St. Tallin
Francisco
Columbus
Ohio
Bob Martin
Va EL
Johnny” Saxton
New York
Salt Lake City
Ted Thye
Portland
Rudd
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Welsh Back After Win In Eight Round Upset
Frenche Walsh, former World's lightweight champion, returned to action by stopping Young Willie Jackson of Philadelphia in the eighth round of a 10 round bout in Summit New Jersey. Jack Dempsey refereed as Walsh fought his second contest since losing the title to Benny Leonard four years ago. Jackson was counted out in rounds three and eight.
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Summit
N. J
Frenche Walsh
Willie Jackson
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Jackson
Benny Leonard
Morristown
Freddie Welsh
Kid Murphy
Newark
N.J
Finn Diminutive Heavyweight Armon Laitinen Eyeing World Title
Finland’s Armon Laitinen, a rising heavyweight, fought John Pesek in New York and faced harsh fouls, then battled promoter and management obstacles while seeking top contenders. His pursuit sparked talk of state boxing/t wrestling regulation and hopes for fair play for outsiders. Meanwhile Missoula and Montana prep baseball teams, including Doc Schreiber’s Montana State University squad, gear up for spring Northwest Conference action.
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John Pesek
Pesek
Laitinen
Regiment Armory
New York
George Bothner
Bothner
Doc” Schreiber
Montana State University
Notables Witness Derby Plans At Louisville
Notables and officials including former Treasury Secretary and Interior Secretary travel by special trains and private cars to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby. The list features prominent figures from government and media amid preparations for the Derby trials and key racing events as jockeys and competitors tune up for the race day.
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Louisville
Owisyile
Tedh
Ma Forear
Treasury
Fiedormer
Souett
Tasty M'Daugherty
Albert Fopall Tecrevary
Interior
Ager
Ottawara B. Mclean
Veincinmatt “Enquirer
Washington Post
Sinclair
Harry Payne White
Jim Replogle
Nave
Fulton Knocks Out Temple in First Round Fight
Fulton kayoed Jack Temple of San Francisco in the opening round of a boxing show at the Irish Denent arena. The sport writer’s majority decision favored Fulton over Patsy Scant in Pittsburgh, with a newspaper writeup noting the decisive early finish.
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Temple
Jack Temple
San Francisco
Ale Wimier Pitabarg
Patsy Scanton
Pitsbure
Biatty
Cro ‘Vandeburg
Grizzlies Sweep Whitman in Three Games
Grizzlies won three straight from Whitman College at Missoula diamonds. The squad looks as strong as last year when they claimed the flag. Also notes on Johnny Evers pronunciation and a boxing schedule shift with Bill Brennan’s bout canceled due to tonsil removal.
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Whitman College
Misoula
Bill Brennan
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Brennan
Desch Breaks Record in 440 Yard Hurdles at Penn Relays
A. G. Desch of Notre Dame clipped two-fifths of a second from the world record in the 440 yard hurdles at the Penn relay games held at Franklin Field Philadelphia on April 29. Desch finished in 53.4 seconds, beating Cornell’s Watt by two-fifths of a second from last year’s mark. He is noted as one of the best hurdlers ever developed in the United States.
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Philadelphia
Watt
Cornell
Desch
Washington State Wins Fourth Straight in Conference Clash
Washington State fledgling in Pullman powered to a fourth consecutive win as Garver Sherwood Waithers Ruley and Sandberg led with solid hitting and strong pitching. Whitman was unable to contain the visitors as WSU built a commanding lead in the middle innings and held on for the victory.
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Bials College
Itz
Toda
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Wit Whitman
New York Breaks Brooklyn Streak In Tight Win
In a pitchers duel at home, New York edged Brooklyn 3 to 2 to snap Brooklyn’s win streak. Gaston tied the game with a three base hit driving in the tying run, Burns and Monroe followed with a run-scoring single. It was New York’s first victory over Brooklyn this season.
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York
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Monroe
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Ryan
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