Butte High wins dual track meet over Central
Butte High School dominated Central in a 74 to 43 dual track meet at Clark's field. Duggan led in the mile, Schaeffer won the broad jump, and McMahon paced sprint victories as Butte built a wide margin through field events and relays.
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Butte High School
Pittser
Clark's Field
Rutte
Central
St Tutte
Gulte
McNally
Ball
Missoul
McMahon
Butte
Keyes
Steck
Schaeffer
Mitchell
Murphy
Mr Mahon
McKenni Benteai
Graham
Olson
O'Conner
Tysel
Olwen
West
Wiggenstein
Williams Slump Drops Him to Fifth in Batting Race
The report shows Williams of St Louis slipping to fifth in the American League batting standings as Sisler leads with .431 and Speaker close at .424. Williams still homers, with 10, and remains a threat to Babe Ruth’s home run pace while other leaders include Elmer Smith, Witt, and Jamieson among 10+ games. In the National League, George Kelly paces batters at .448 with Hornsby and Bancroft among top run scorers and O’Farrell second with .428. Maranville heads the base stealers with five steals as Huff and Ruether share high averages across leagues.
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St. Louis
Speaker
Indians
Sisler
Wednan
Hozen
Kenneth Williams
Babe Ruth
Williams
Elmer Smith
Boston
Witt
New York
Jamieson
Cleveland
Pratt
Blue
Detroit
O'Neill
George Kelly
Wacker
Kelly
Clicuit
Rogers Hornsby
Ainemich
Cardinals
Hornsby
Bob O'Far
Rell
Chicago
Maranville
Pittsburg
Bancroft
Giants
Earl Smith
Walker
Lewis Rubber Tooth Objection Hovers Over Carpentier Fight
May 6 reports show Ted Lewis insisting on wearing a rubber tooth protector amid debate with Carpentier camp. Francois Descamps says a shock absorber would not stop Lewis from wearing the device. prior gum shield controversy with Jack Britton is recalled. Dempsey’s manager Jack Kearns observes Carpentier’s condition and training notes, with Carpentier weighing 165 pounds and predicting shedding five pounds.
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Ted Lewis
Je Beng
Lewis
Francois Descamps
Carpenter
Inside 9
Cult of Armor
Jack Britton
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Carpentier
Maidenhead
Lewitt Quarters
Harrow
Jersey City
High School Boy Breaks Shot Put World Record
Clarence Bud Houser of Oxnard California shattered the world inter scholastic mark by throwing 16 pounds the shot 45 feet 4 inches in Stockton on May 6. The prior record was Ralph Rose's 15 feet 64 inches set in San Francisco on May 2 1903.
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Associated Press
Stockton
Cal
Clarence
Bud) Houser
Oxnard
Ralph Rose
San Francisco
East and West Tennis Tournament Ends in Tilden Victory
May 6 saw the East and West national tennis event split outcomes as William Tilden defeated John Strachan in the opening match three sets to one for the East, while William Johnstonston defeated Vincent Richards in straight sets for the West, securing a split result.
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William “T. Tilden
John J. Strachan
William M.tohnston
Vincent Richards
Tilden- Strachan
Johnston Richards
Triangular meet at Colgate headlines Syracuse clash
Syracuse led by Patterson of Colgate in a college track triangular meet, winning the 100 yard dash 200 yard dash and broad jump as Colgate edged Pittsburg for top honors amid Woodring’s absence. Chicago also tops in a separate dual meet with Pitt.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Yracuse
Pittsburg
Patterson
Colgate
Woodring
Washington State First At Pullman
Washington State College won the dual track and field meet against the University of Idaho here at Pullman by a score of 39 to 3. The meet featured multiple events with Washington State setting a new half mile mark and several top finishes by athletes from both schools, including Davis and Durrwachter in field events and Hopkins anchoring the relay team.
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Missoula
Mount Hares College of
Helena
The
State University
Chicago U
Associated Chicago
University of Chicago
Putsue
Associated Rem
Pullman
Wash
Washington State College
University of Waho
Micheleta
Washingto State College
Yara Aasn
Graf
Thanj W. C
Davis
Co. Durrwachter
Mowe
Idaho
Loomis
W. x. C. Fox
W. S
W. Hursch
A. Davie
Eidghes
Davie
Dubois
S. Gt Conkal
W.S.C
Anderton
Rowe
Durrwachier
Roberts
Trow
Cisna
W. S.C
P. Davis
Keith
Scheyer
Tims
Gtl
Washburn
Bowles
Cole
Maurer
Hopkins
Inches
GOMST LEAGUE RESULTS AT MULTI CITY MATCHES
Oakland batteries Thomas and Daly lead a battery pairing as the Oakland squad edges Los Angeles. In Portland Seattle beats Portland 45 to 16 amid a lineup featuring Jacobs Gardner To bin Walberg and Eliott. In Los Angeles San Francisco nets a 66 point game with Vernon contributing a standout score. Sacramento hosts Salt Lake as Bromiey Byler Pitt ery Shea and Cook deliver key plays for a close finish.
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Seattle
Jacobs
Gardner
Tobin
Walberg
Eliott
Dalley, Burger and Spencer
Middleton
King
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Vernon
Davis
Coumber
Quale
Hannat
Sacramento
Salt Lake
Matsa
Bromiey and
Byler
Pittery, Shea and
Cook
Walkerville League Opens Today With Doubleheader
The Walkerville amateur league begins its season this afternoon at 1 30 at North Walkerville grounds with four teams in a doubles header. Officials and managers, including Teague and O'Donnell, anticipate competitive games as 30 players are listed for back teams. A prior Sunday delay reshaped the schedule and neutral managers will provide umpires.
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Sil Tinsling
Walkerville
Baseball Commission
Baseball Teague
Jerry Turley
AIC Saplen
Gamecwar
Enid
Outlaws
Shark
Greed slates to buck world's champion for eight rounds
New York reports a controversial boxing loop as Grew or Greb claims confidence in facing Jack Dempsey for an eight round match around July 4. Promoters and managers discuss weights, potential opponents, and the likelihood of Greb securing a title bid against Dempsey in a bout that could draw strong public interest.
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Gree
Harry
Jack Dempsey
New York
Warry Greb
Philadelphia
Reed
Jack
Dempsey
Renmann
Diac
Tom
Madison
Sanate Garden
Famous old reinsman now helpless invalid
The famed harness driver Wo Anews, renowned for Charter Oak purses since 1890, is described as invalid and confined to a white cottage in Fond from t DMal. The article recalls his career, wins with Prince Teogent, a sunstroke at Syracuse, and a decline after a severe attack last season, leaving him unable to race.
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Anearews
George Gocher
Tribune
Hartford
Prince Teogent
Syracuse
Aarth
Indiana squad trials and duggan gangsters report
Indiana varsity squad notes feature Captain Konrad Fuller and Jemme Pieton among the top perform ers with Brack Oldham and Tarp in distance events. Tennis selections include Schellmann and Herbert. In Miles City, Forsyth high wins tri state track meet. George Taylor fractures ankle in broad jump ending his season.
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Wiew
Indiana
Conenwater
Dash
Konrad
Fuller
Jemme Pieton
May
Daunter
Brack
Oldham
Chaney
Hayden
Murdlers
Ty Bonn
Manny
Thomas
Whitt
Schellmann
Herbert Sigpnens
Inediana
Ter
Rudell
Schumacher
Haines "Cdyke
Bowser
Rhosdarmer
Stephens
Miles City
Forsyth High
Custer High
Alles City
Scor
Glendive
George Taylor
Forsyth
Musical department enjoys pleasant clubhouse affair
The musical department of the Woman's club met Wednesday at the clubhouse for an evening program. Principal Bamber led the program with remarks on setting and instruction. Members included a secretary and a teacher from Cornell College and Blanchard, plus performances by Marie Louise Leipheuser and Madeline Stars Mere Yost. The event concluded with Arditt's ad The Last Rose.
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Woman'e Club
Bamber
Five Young Women to Go Through Park
Five young women from Deer Lodge and Anaconda will embark on a trip staged as guests of St Anns parish NCCardit impounenment. The contest, organized by the Sherg contest manager, aims to mobilize support from friends in three cities for a Young Woman candidate. The venture will be supervised personally by Father Nolan, pastor of St Anns Church.
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Bi Deer Lodge
Anaconda
St. "Annes Parish
Father Nolantor
Ann's Church
Rocky Mountain Juniors Meeting Dance Mood Muddle
A jumble of stray lines describes a Rocky Mountain Juniors gathering with disjointed chatter about attire and plans for a dance. The fragmentary notes mention a first college man and questions about dress, with unsure references to ownership and clothing choices.
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Rome
Giants Cop Cuse Pitchers Battle Goes 14 Innings
In a long game at St Louis Cincinnati benefited from five errors by the locals to win 4 3 in 11 innings. Huffman or Meathcote fumbled a key play allowing the winning run in the 11th. Marder Unser and Harper figured in the decisive at bat as Cincinnati clinched the series.
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Giants
Oest le Mo
Cincinmati
Advant
Meathcote
Kimmick
Harper
R. H.rineinnatt
St. Louis
Tatteries
Couich
Hargrave
Haines
North
Aipamith
Billings High Wins Invitational Meet
Billings High School dominated the Big Timber Invitational track meet on May 6, posting top team honors. Haegeny of Gallatin captured most valuable honors with 21 and a half points, Blair of Billings earned 15 and a half, and Inskeep of Livingston finished third with 12 and a half points as Livingston placed second overall.
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Associated Prose
Livingston
Billings
Big Timber
Bil Hinge
Gallatin
Columbus
Big ‘Timber
Haegeny
Blair
Yankees win in eighth on Pipp triple and misplays
In a tense game, Ed Stiller Harris held the Yankees to few hits while Scott and Mays drove in two runs in the eighth. A mascot Addie Dennett was knocked unconscious by a thrown bat. The Yankees pulled ahead 2 to 0 in the eighth before Philadelphia scored.
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Wiladelphia
Mays
Ed Stiller Harris
Gow Scott
Yankees
Addie Ben
Devormer
Scott
Addie Dennett
Peneres
Atherton Plage To Form Baseball Club Tonight
Atherton Place district boys meet at Byron Bepones home Friday to organize an American baseball club. Shafter named captain and first practice set for Saturday. Attendees include Harwid Telling Joe Amerhar Pred Hick El Aylventer Dick Mater and others aged 10 to 11.
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Atherton Place
Byron Bepones
Kenwth Shafter Wag Hoven
Gradek
Charles Bee Sette
Torke
Shadter
Floral Park
Frank le Saige
Ahen’ Owen
Fist
Harwid
Joe Amerhar
Pred Hick
el Aylventer
Dick Mater
Lev Mesbette
Kenneth
Shatter’ Jobin
Kane
del Zaylor
Joe Zamiock
Henry Me
Dublin Gulch to Meet Bruins Today at Cinders
The Dublin Gulch Athletic era faces the Bruins this afternoon at the Cinders in a 2:30 game. Bruins expected to start Martin or B. Shaan with Hartington catching, while Dublin Gulch goes with Leary on the mound and P. Donneh behind the plate.
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Dublin
Silver Image Jubilee at Kempton Park Handicap
In a murky racing note from Kempton Park, Silver Image Jubilee wins the 3000 saver event with Monarch second and Buchalon and Crubermore following. The one mile and a quarter race featured a field including Jubiles and various placings, with unclear reader-friendly details.
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Asociate Pome Emptospair
Eogland
Max & Site Image
Burgernaut, oWe & Queen Silvers
Ton Nie'toasy
SimatacJask Britton Wins Narrow Title Bout
In a tense sport brief, Walter Franklin of Kansas City defeated rival opponents in a no-decision bout while Ralph Genanteat and Dolores contested the stakes. The match featured a second block highlight with a 182 to 12 score line noted for dramatic effect, as the crowd watched.
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Associated Prew
York
Mike O'Dowd
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Long Island City
O'Dowd
Associated Press
SimatacJask Britton
Walter
Dolores
Xe Ren" Yori
Ralph Genanteat
Rocket Milliard
Degea Walter Franklin
Kansas City
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