Browns Beat Tigers Behind Sisler Field Day
George Sisler of the St. Louis Browns starred in a 6 to 4 victory over Detroit. He collected two singles, a hit into the right field bleachers with two men aboard, and a eighth inning steal of home on a double steal. Davis walked nine but lasted until the ninth inning.
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Scores from yesterday's games across the league
Boston tied Brooklyn 6 to 6 and Philadelphia lost 2 to New York 12. Other results show New York 1 Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 5 Detroit 4, Minneapolis 8 Indianapolis 5, Kansas City 10 Columbus 4. Milwaukee Toledo and Louisville St Paul games postponed due to rain.
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Buds Beat Bronx 7 to 1 In Nine Inning Tilt
The game ended with Philadelphia scoring seven runs to New York's one after nine innings. Key plays included two-base hits by Lamar Simmons Dykes and Paschal, and home runs by Simmons Ward and Bishop. Groves earned the win, Jones took the loss.
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Death of Sunny Man Prompts Police Investigation at Pimlico
Private detectives have been ordered by Willis Sharpe Kilmer to probe the death of Sunny Man a top 3 year old at Pimlico. Doctors cited poisoning as the probable cause after the horse fell ill following a move from Havre De Grace. Trainer J P Smith said Sunny Man had been training swiftly before last Monday.
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Ramblers Twirler Rheims Fanned 21 Walkerville Batters
In a kid baseball game at the N. P. grounds the Second Street Ramblers slugged past the Walkerville Tigers. Rheims the Ramblers star pitcher fanned 21 Walkerville batters with his famous in shoot while Mills provided strong defense behind the plate. Batteries Rheims and lis Mullany and Connelly.
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Three Kid Champs to Defend Honors in May Ring Finals
Marcus Sweeney Ralph Hogan and Danny McCarthy champions from the & division in midget local circles will defend their titles May 15 at the American Legion gym in the boys ring tournament finals. Boxers train daily as fans flock to the bouts.
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Kramer Knocks Out Travers in Eight Round Bout
Philadelphia light featherweight Danny Kramer defeated Mickey Travers of New Haven by knockout in the eighth round of a scheduled ten round match. Travers was weighed at 125 pounds.
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Giants overpower Phillies with Jackson two homer game
Giants win 12 to 2 at Philadelphia as Travis Jackson belts two home runs in successive at bats and Frank Frisch also goes deep. Ulrich yields 12 runs in 9 innings while Decatur takes the loss.
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Track meet arouses pupil interest in Butte grade schools
Butte grade schools show strong enthusiasm for the Clark park track meet set for Saturday May 16 sponsored by the Butte Exchange club. Delegations visited schools to explain aims and encourage attendance while the track meet committee reported good progress and widespread praise for the event.
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Veteran Jim Bagby Released by Seattle Club
Jim Bagby former Cleveland pitcher and member of the 1920 World Series crew was unconditionally released by Wade Killefer manager of the Seattle Baseball club champions of the Pacific Coast league last night in Seattle May 4.
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Jimmy Charlton Back With Clark Ball Club
Jimmy Charlton arrived from Davenport Iowa and joined Clark park practice. He will again play third base and has been a top hitter and valued player in the Mines league. Hawkes the new right hand pitcher also practiced with the Clarks. Powers Matthews and Andrews returned from Great Falls California and Si Forsyth is expected to join soon to contend for an outfield berth.
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Seppala Wins Marathon Dog Race At Nome Alaska
Leonard Seppala won the John Borden Marathon dog race in Nome with a six mile course finishing in 2 hours 6 minutes 12 seconds. Ed Rohn finished second in 2 hours 12 minutes 2 seconds, James Kennan third, with Frank Dufresne and Ollie Weaver fifth and fourth respectively.
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Jackson Team Wins Volleyball Clash After Two Losses
J R Jackson’s squad rebounded from a two to one deficit by winning three straight against Pat Driscoll’s team at the KC gym. Scores in the comeback were 15 9, 15 13, and 15 6 with lineups listing Jacksons J R Jackson captain J Sullivan M Murray P Reichle B McCarthy J F Driscoll J Moore and Driscolls P Driscoll captain J Higgins J Kelly A McDougall D Driscoll J Duggan E Rouleau. The teams meet again Wednesday with the winner facing R Sylvain’s captaincy team next Saturday.
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Derby Pursuit Heads Croissant to May 16
G Frank Croissant, a Cabage Sportsman from Louisville, aims to win the Kentucky Derby on May 16 after spending about 100000 on his M GRAW III stable. He previously bid around 70000 for Kentucky Cardinal and faces a quarter century of efforts. John McGraw, Giants manager, is home sick with a slight throat irritation and expected back soon.
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Babe Ruth Writes Hope He Is Not Fired From Writings
Babe Ruth, ill near end of spring training, asks Standard readers not to fire him from his reporting job. In a letter to the sports editor he says his nurse and doctor cannot write, that hospital censorship hindered him, and he wants to help fans and the Yankees.
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Butte Boxer KOed by Slattery in Six Round Bout
Buffalo heavyweight Jimmy Slattery knocked out Butte’s Jack McDonald in the third round of a six round fight. Slattery scored five knockdowns before the KO, with weights listed as Slattery 1644 and McDonald 177.
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Radio music meet to open on May 16
Charles D. Isaacson unveils the first radio convention of music a nationwide tour styled event inviting colleges churches high schools clubs factories and the public to a single discussion with comments and reactions The convention runs Saturday May 11 from 9 46 to 11 o'clock with a musical program to follow in a later story
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Committee Seeks Date for City County Merger Election
A committee of sponsors J. K. Hesler and A. H. Wilkinson met Silver Bow commissioners to discuss timing for the consolidation election. They learned the county attorney is drafting an opinion under the act and that at least 75 days must pass between setting the election and voting day.
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Wisdom Plans to Rebuild After Hotel Fire
Wisdom maps reconstruction after a late Saturday fire caused by defective wiring devastates its business district. Insurance adjustors expected to speed the process as townspeople push for stronger fire protection and adequate equipment to prevent future blazes.
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Youth Wandered Away From Camp Near Cantys Lake
Frank Orgin a 19 year old of Butte is missing after wandering from a nearby campground in Brown's Gulch Sunday. His brother reported to the sheriff asking help to locate him. He had been troubled by delusions of pursuit and an auto full of people reportedly drove up before he disappeared. Orgin is 5 ft 9 in, 150 pounds with light hair and was last seen in a brown coat sweater and faded blue overalls.
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James Brett Elected President of Eagles
James Brett was elected worthy president of the Butte Aerie Frater nal Order of Eagles at a meeting last night. Other officers named include Fred Agentin past worthy president Elmer Clark vice president John Roach chaplain John Rowe secretary William Molloy treasurer Dennis Healy Dan Hanley William Walsh trustees Louis Anderson inside guard Harry Meyer outside guard and Dr T J B Shanley physician.
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Means Must Serve Time For Liquor Conspiracy
The conviction of Gaston B. Means, former department of justice official, on charges of conspiring to illegally remove liquor from a bonded warehouse was upheld by the United States circuit court of appeals. He is to begin a two year federal prison term in Atlanta and pay a $10,000 fine.
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Anaconda Scout Executive Jess Monk Takes Duties
At a Deer Lodge council meeting the new Scout executive Jess Monk of Whitefish was introduced. He brings seven years in Scouting and has trained at Camp Cole and an executive school in Portland. The camp at Echo Lake was discussed, with Deer Lodge Philipsburg and Echo Lake hosting visits and planning. Mr. Hayward left to assist reorganization in Miles City.
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Teachers Examinations Set For Thursday Through Saturday
Examinations for teachers will be held Thursday Friday and Saturday at the county superintendent’s office in the courthouse. Miss Ruth Reardon announces that graduates of four year high school or those with equivalent normal school training may write for second and first grade certificates. High school graduates or seniors may take the exams if they show good prospects but must earn 12 quarter hours of normal training this summer to receive a certificate.
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Anaconda High School Plans Queen Selection Contest
Five contestants enter the running for queen at Anaconda High School with voting by students this Friday. The winner will be announced after the operetta An Irish May Day at Daly gymnasium. Names: Alice Kelly Alice Gorr Jennie McFarland Lillian Normad Stella Anderson.
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The Thief of Bagdad Opens at the American
The Thief of Bagdad opens at the American theater with Julanne Johnston So Jin Kamayama Anna May Wong and Snitz Edwards in key roles Kaliph Brandon Hurst also featured. The review notes the film's heart and soul outweigh any cost questions praising its intelligence and artistry.
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Jeb Britton Title Bout Postponed by Weather
Rain and cold weather forced postponement of the scheduled middleweight title bout between Harry Jeb and Billy Britton in Columbus Ohio. The match will be held Wednesday.
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