Honors Even In Tennis Tourney
The East and West split two wins apiece in Berkeley on May 7 as Vincent Richards defeated Roland Roberts in the day’s first match and William M. Johnston beat Tilden in the second. Rain made the courts heavy as the West edge faded late, but Richards claimed the decisive fourth set to send the East ahead 2-0.
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Associated Prec
Berkeley
Cal
Vincent Richards
Roland Roberts
William M. Johnston
West
William T. Tilden
Vincent Wedards
Richards Tost
Roberts
Richards
Deuce
PG. Richards
P. G. Richards
Roma
Tilden
Johnston
P. G.tilden
P. Tiden
Tae
Johinston
Bill Renco Adds Another Scalp In Heavy Belt
Billy Renco opened strong in Montana with a fourth round kayo over Billy Peoples of Mandan North Carolina in an eight round bout. The Railway Club card in Livingston on May 15 features Joe Adams of Boston in a headliner. Adams has expressed interest in meeting Joe Simonich of Butte.
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Billy Renco
Montana
Kayo
Billy Peoples
Mandan
N. C
Joe Adams
Boston
Pete Joss
Renco
Livingston
Railway Club
Adams
Joe Simonich
Butte
Copeland Berg
Joe
Chinese herb physician vows cures for all diseases
A historical notice proclaims a Chinese herb physician’s claim to treat all diseases successfully with his remedy. The fragment highlights his medical confidence and catalogues broad therapeutic promises.
Work of pitchers feature of week in major leagues
Giants lead the NL as Jesse Barnes no hits the Phillies and Robertson also no hits the Tigers this week. Brooklyn and St Louis show strong hurling while the Yankees and St Louis duel for the lead in the AL. Chicago and Cleveland slip, Detroit and Philadelphia improve, Boston shines with timely hitting and sharp fielding.
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Jesse Barnes
Giants
Phillies
Brillant
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Chicago
Alexander
Cubs
Brooklyn
Boston
Dodgers
Pittsburg
Yankees
St.Louis
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Detroit
Centerville Men Win Initial Game in Butte Series
Centerville opened the Butte league with a 6 to 4 win over Sons United. Bullard starred at goal, Job solid at right back, and the Hancock brothers with Youvan overwhelmed United in the second half. League practice remains each Tuesday at 7:30 with Secretary Williams urging strong turnout.
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Centerville
Sor United
Bullard
Sons United
Butte
Job
Hancock Brothers
Youvan
Hancock Brothers Combinaton
United Eleven
Williams
Rowe
W. Bullard
Hamilton Meet Sparks Ravalli County Schools
Ravalli County athletic meet at Hamilton features three high schools Florence, Vietor, and Corvallis absent in points. Stevensville leads with 81, Hamilton 29, Darby 17. top events include sprints, distance, and field events with notable performances by Stark, Hill, Hagen, and Yeaman. Declamatory contest honors Maurine Johnson and Margaret Fulerton of Hamilton. Myrtle Laird of Darby placed third.
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Stanaara
Hamilton
Ravalli
Honora
Florence
Vietor
Corvallis
Chamaton
Stevensville
Stark
Hill
Griffin
Kerlee
Schraech
Hagen
Cumming
Carpenter
Dawson
Coulter
Hy Cannon
McKay
Peterson
Cannon
Yeaman
Nellxon
Hamiton
Darby
Maurine Johnson
Margaret Fulerton
Hamilton School
Myrtle Laird
GUAST LEAGUE RESULTS FROM PORTLAND OAKLAND AND LOS ANGELES
League results from multiple cities show Seattle beating Portland in 10 innings, with strong Battery contributions from Gregg Spencer Leverenz Freeman and Elliott. Oakland defeated Los Angeles in both morning and afternoon games, with hitters Crandall Wheat Jones Kaiser Krause Koehler and Hughes Wallace Daly Eller and Koehler contributing in various contests. Oakland and Sacramento split a Sacramento morning loss for Salt Lake, with Reiger Thurston Anfinson Prough Stanage and Lewis blueholder Gould Jenkins Kunz Cook among the battery selections.
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Portland
Sco
RM Fed
Jones
Kaiser
Krause
Koehler
KR. H. EE
Los Angeles
Oakland
Tiughes
Wallace Daly
Eller
San Francisco
Vernon el Ibe Ad
Allen
Agnew
Dell
Murphy
Scot RW
Cass Vernon
Scott
Coumbe
Gillenwater
Yelle
Murphy Establishes World Auto Record
Immy Murphy, returning home ahead of a fast fold, set a world auto speed record at 82 1123 seconds per mile, surpassing Eddie Hearne’s 4 minutes 3.8 seconds mark from August 14, 1931. Pietro Hordeno won the 50 mile event in 20 minutes 18.36 seconds at 114.2 mph, with Harry Harts second and Jimny Murphy third.
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Kant Rosa
Immy Murphy
Prank
Harry Harte Kant
Eddie Hearne
Pitero Hordeno
Harry Harts
Jimny Murphy
Nimrods Pot on Longer Ranges at Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Rocky Mountain Rifle Club members shot at 500 and 600 yards in light drizzle and gusty wind, producing exceptional scores. Hans Holmes led with 47 at 500 yards and 42 at 600, followed by William Barry and Harry Oyerand.
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Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Hans Holmes
William Barry
Harry Oyerand
Leighton Tisdale Nichols
Moe. Sullivan
Sullivan
Cobb Home Run Fatal to Fan at Detroit Game
Detroit crowd mourns as Alfred Kenning, a 65 year old fan, collapses and dies after cheering Jimmie Cobb’s ninth inning homer in a 9 to 7 Detroit win over Chicago. Batter action, bases, and medical details noted. game highlights include Louis vs Cleveland 10 to 1 and Jones holding Senators to 1 run.
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the Associated Prom Fame
Etroit
Falk'n
White Sox
Alfred Kenning
Cobb
Tiger Teader
Hicawe
Detroit
Faber and Schatk
Dauis
Cole
Oldham
Paden Wins Los Angeles Motor Boat Trophy in 60 Seconds
W. W. Billy Paden captured the Los Angeles Athletic Club motor boat trophy in Long Beach channel racing by a mile course in 60 seconds. He defeated six rivals racing against time. Dustin Farnum watched from Los Angeles.
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Angeles
W. W
Wild Bil" Paden
Hurricane IL
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Long Beach Channel
Paden
Dustin Farnum
Mise Os Angeles
Unruly Yankees Harggs Hugging Hurts Manager Huggins
The article rails at Manager Huggins, calling him a poor mixer and indecisive tactician while noting his pennant win amid a turbulent Yankees clubhouse. It contrasts fan support with internal friction, citing Feuds with Hoyt Mayn and Ruth among others as he faces lingering criticism and fragile harmony in the American Association context.
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Iggina
Huggins
Yankees
Jim
Hugatvs
New York
Hye
Carl Mayn
Waite Hoyt
Fittie
Huguine
Ruth, Mensel
Baker Pip
Mentilian
Hoyt
Shawkey
Auarten
Giants blank Phillies 6 to 0 in May 7 game
Jonso Barnes pitched a hitless game for New York Giants against the Philadelphia team, with only one base on balls. Williams drew the walk to start the fifth inning. Barnes faced 27 batters as the Giants won 6 to 0. Batteries Meadows and Smith for Philadelphia, Barnes and Smith for New York. Howell homered to lead Boston over Brooklyn 4 to 1.
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Prone York
Jonso Barnes
Ficher
New York Nationals
Charles Robertson
Chicago Americans
Philadelphia
Giants
Marreo Barnes
Williams
Fletcher
Barnes
Robertson
New York
Meadows
G. Smith
Honline
J. Barnes
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DR. Lamb
Beat Eared Gar
Ottirian
Sades Teane
Standard
Wings of Clubs
Pet
Meaderville
Silver Bow
W. J. Squires
H. Pearce
W. Kent J. Youvan
J. Williams
Martin. Sr. Stephens
F. Jacobs
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P. Tretheway Ceees €. Lobb
R. Hancock
A. Goldsworthy
Hancock
GUAST
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St Toul
Pitsburg
Eeske
Po Louis
Ameican Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St .Paul
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Toledo
Pacific Coast League
Vernon
Ealt Lake
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Rattle
Sacramento
Portland i i
Rocky Mountain Club
Cowtown
Dublin Guien A.C
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Leary
Harper
Shea
Riley
Vas
Idweise
Faw
Louis
Indians
Joe Wood
Severeld Jacobo
Funners
Kenneth Williams
Ktop
Vangilder
Gevereid
Malin
Marton
Bagby
Keef
Oneil
Senators
Associated Press
Judge
Bearsham
Devormer
Phillips, Brillheart
Gharrity
Wile A
American Association
St. Paul
Louisy
Columb
Howell
Homer
Associated Prem
N. Y
Powell
RH. E
Watson
O'Neil
Vance
Deberry
Hungling
Pirates
Cheeves
Osborn
Carlson
C. Rohner
Kimes
Httsburg
Gooch
Doak
Reds
Rixey
Gillespie
Markle
Clemons
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Stone-Ordean-Wells Company Wholesale Distributors
Butte, Montana
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