Butte High and Butte Central Set for Dual Track Meet
Maroon and white teams clash at Clark's playground this afternoon with events starting at 2 o'clock. Coaches Danahey and Pittser seek fast times in sprints as Deer Lodge performances showed strong times despite mud.
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Butte High
Butte Central
Clark’ 'S
Clark's Playground
Ull
Danahey
Pittser
Butte
Porh
Deer Lodge
McMahon
Domitrovich
Mike Donlin Named Sox Scout for Boston Americana
In Boston on May 5 Mike Donlin former Giants and Braves star now actor will serve as scout for the Boston Americana this summer. He will cover the western league and join the club’s talent searches for the upcoming season.
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The
Associatedress
Boston
Mike Donlin
Giants
Braves
Boston Americana
Novak brothers golf move at Hayden Lake course
Frank Novak, brother of Joe Novak and a Spokane Country Club pro, has been chosen as pro at Hayden Lake Course. He will arrive within 10 days after negotiations with Mrs Dan Moore. The article notes the Novak family's golfing prominence and tracks Frank’s prior posts in Helena Billings and Coeur d’Alene clubs.
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Frank Novak
Joe Novak
Spokane Country Club
Hayden Lake
Spokane
Novak
Spokane Spokesman Review
Butte
Idaho
Dan Moore
Bozanta
Moore
Portland
Coeur d'Alene
Frank
Joe
Helena
Billings Country Club
Billings
Montana
Bagel Acy
US coach to Brazil aids track centenary
Bob A. Fowler, famed marathon gunner, will coach Brazil athletes for the Brazilian centenary track and field sports in September. Fowler spent 13 years as assistant coach at Harvard, bringing his expertise to the South American program.
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U. S
Brazil
Bob A. Fowler
Fowler
Harvard
Near Champion Boxing and Other Page Notes
A collage of boxing chatter profiles Johnny Dun Dee and Dave Shade, highlighting action and travel plans to Racine Boston Omaha Galveston and New Orleans. Also included are verse snippets about golf and a note on Kid Norfolk’s sunburned downtime and a jab at lawn tennis critics.
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Johny Dundee
Johnny
Dave ‘Shade
Dave
Racine
Boston
Omaha
Galveston
New Orleans
Indians Win On Fielding Errors In Clean Sweep
Indians capitalize on Chicago miscues and timely hitting as pitcher Robertson nets a near no hitter, while Stutten Atelanis faces ejection after disputing an umpire call. Philadelphia and St Louis also posted wins in the day’s baseball action with late scoring drama.
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HTC
Chicago
Ian Sotheron
Enabl
Cleveland
Robertson
Detroit
Stutty Atelanis
Indians
Postponed Games and Player Trade Noted in National League
Wet grounds delay New York versus Philadelphia, Brooklyn versus Boston, and Boston versus Washington games. Seattle shortstop Mayonam Crane of the Brooklyn club is reported purchased by Beattie Pacific Coast League club.
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National
New York
Philadelphia
Brookly
Seattle
Mayonam Crane
Brooklyn
Beattie Pacife
Britton Edges Padgett In Close Bout
In Omaha a 10 round welterweight bout saw Britton defeat Cowboy Padgett of Dolores California by decision. Padgett pressed with hard rights but Britton's defense and effective body blows carried the win.
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Britton
Cowboy Padgett
Associated Press
Omaha
Dolores
Cal
Padgett
Misoula Nines Edge Delta Gamma In High Scoring Game
Delta Gamma sorority defeated Delta Sigma Chi 62 to 29 in Missoula boosting Delta Gamma and Alpha Phi to a share of first place in the university sorority baseball league. One home run was hit, and the record run total stood as a possible league mark.
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Associated Press
Anissoula
Delta Gamma ! Sorority
Delta Sigma Chi
Alpha Phi
Plac
Dempsey eyes Carpentier clash amid Lewis talks
Jack Dempsey told the Associated Press he would meet Carpentier this year if Carpentier defeats Ted Lewis in London on May 11. He said it matters not whether he faces Willard first and aims for steady training in Europe before sailing to New York around May 13. He denied links with an actress, saying his heart stays in America with an American girl.
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Prev. Parsb
Jack Dempsey
Associated Press
Carpentier
Ted Lewis
London
Dempsey
Stearne
Francois
Willard
Wills
Businoss
Europe
Paris
New York
Dempney
Caid
America
Kid Cupid Knocks Herman Out for Ten Count
New York May 6 Associated Press report states Kid Cupid defeated Babe Herman of Los Angeles by a ninth round knockout. Herman, also known as Herman J. Souse, suffered two losses in one week, with Pepper Martin already stopping him in the previous bout.
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Associated Press
New York
Dan
Cupid
Babe Herman
Los Angeles
Herman
Vincent “Pepper” Martin
Brooklyn
Babe
Kid
Edna Reely
Herman J. Souse
OY RIVER TO DRIVE DESENBERG IN BIG RACE
Indianapol is speedway to host major event with OY River piloting Desenberg in the featured race. The Crookston Minnesota driver, fresh from the south, will race a Duesenberg in the Indianapolis event. The decision surprised followers as prior plans had him in a Chevrolet at the speedway last May where he finished third behind Tommy Aliivon and Roscoe Saris.
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Indianapolis
Jules Bingbor
Crookston
Minn
Duesenberg
Indi Hig Motor ‘Speedway
Thirty two Garg in May do Race at Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 5 Thirty two cars entered for the tenth annual 600 mile international sweepstakes at the Speedway on May 30. Purse $50,000 with added funds reaching $100,000. Notable entrants include Tommy Milton Howard Wilson Ralph de Palma Jules Goux Murphy and Wallace Reid. Several drivers listed with Frontenac Duesenberg Ballot Peugeot and other makes. Baker may miss the race due to injuries in California.
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Prove
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
T. E. Mesers
Speedway
Tommy Milton
Howard Wilson
Ralph de Palma
Jules Goux
Murphy
Wallace Reid
Cannon Baker
Baker
California
Louis Chevrolet
Winers
Eddie Hearne
Digieel
Duesenberg
Roscoe Sarles
Frontenac
E. G. Baker
Peter de ‘Paolo
Art.Klein
J. R. Fetterman
Dues
Enberg
W. Douglas Hawkes
Bentley
Tulex Ellingboe
Jerry Wonderlich
Wilbur DiAlene
Monroe
Tom Alley
Lora Corum
Frank David- D'wWehr
Jor ‘Thomas
Duesen
W. H. Gardner
Bentz
RC. Durant
James Murphy
Boxing Champ McKenna Defeats Munce in New York Bout
National amateur light heavy champion Charles McKenna beat George Munce in a three round New York bout. In the same city Ralph Greenleaf defeated Walter Franklin 196 to 64 in a billiards title match. Minneapolis notes mention Ed Strangler being counted in a longer skirmish with Freberg and a reluctant crowd in a separate report.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles McKenna
George Munce
Ralph Greenleaf
Walter Franklin
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Ed “Strangler
Couni Freberg
Tendler Beats Dundes In Close 15 Round Title Fight
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia won a 15 round decision over veteran Johnny Dundes at Madison Square Garden. Dundes fought bravely despite weight and height disadvantage, taking heavy body blows and displaying his famed jumping tactics. Tendler weighed 133 1/2 pounds to Dundes 126. crowd favored Dundes for courage as Tendler claimed the victory and a possible title bout, with Henny Leonard noting readiness for a title defense. Also Danny Flynn defeated Tony Cappon in the semi final, in the seventh. American Association scores listed Milwaukee Columbus 6 5, St Paul 7 10, Minneapolis 8 6, Kansas City 5 Toledo 3.
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Seattle
Associated Pro
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Johnny Dundes
Madison Square Garden
Tendler
Dundee
Dunde
Ahe
Dundes
Henny Leonard
Danny Flush
Ohio
Tony Capont
Rock Island
Til
American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Tendler to Face Leonard on July 4 in arena here
Floyd Fitzsimmons, boxing promoter for the American Legion post, announced that Lew Tendler of Philadelphia, a lightweight, would meet Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, in the arena here on July 4.
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Floyd Fitzsimmons
The
American Legion Post
Lew ‘Tendler
Philadelphia
Benny Leonard
Charles Ray Stars In Barnstormer At American Theater
Charles Ray, famed motion picture star, showcases versatility in The Barnstormer a two reel attraction at the American Theater. He portrays a farmer boy turned stage dreamer amid comic misadventures while Irving Cummings appears in a Northwestern mounted police tale The Valley of the Missing. A Pathe News and Pathe Review complete the bill.
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Micceeda
Jool
Joel
Jost
Irving ‘Cummings
Northwestern Mounted Police
Valley of the Missing
Cana- Gian Mounted Police
Pathe News
Pathe
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Missoula Meet
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Otto Walker
Ray Weishaw
Freddie Ludiow
Coeur d'Alene Lake
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Pany
Auy Looney
Kid Norfolk
NCLE
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Robbie
Pfeffer
Marquard Lone
Dizzy Vanes
Dutch Reuther
Marquard
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Larry Brown
McMullen
Holden
George Meredith
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Reas
Devormer
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Scott
Ed Miller
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Perkin
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Bayne Today
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Hellmann
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Miller
Cooper
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O'Farrell
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Amana
Crane
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Bradshaw
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Grey Butte Battery
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Rosselette
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Silver Row County
Fabian Ry Freudensteiin
Sullivan
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Connors
Missoula
Prow
Wash
Tal
J. W. Washington Hame
Otto M. Jones
Fred (Cougar) Herrick
St. Maries
Pras
Hte
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Glendive
Forsyth
D. ©. McAuliffe
Focal
Misoule
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Henke
Tobin
Ross and Eliott
Taningey
Los Animen
Geary
Agnew
Faith
Love
Cross
Hannah
Kid Gupid
OY River
Desenberg
Bes Espedlum
Nim
Leonard
Ham
Charlies Ray and
Charlotte Pierce
the Barnstormer
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