McTigue Aims for Victory in Madison Square Garden Bout
Detroit fans protest as Mike McTigue, age 39, faces Pat McCarthy in a boxing match at Madison Square Garden. McTigue believes a knockout could move him within reach of Jack Delaney’s light heavyweight title, while McCarthy vows to win to earn a Delaney shot. Both fighters in good shape as gate prospects rise.
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Hagen and Sarazen Lose 36 Hole Match
Tommy Armour and Bobby Cruickshank defeated Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen six and five in a 36 hole match at Congressional Country Club. Cruickshank posted 72 73 145 to lead scoring.
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Fire destroys park in Hartford Connecticut
A fire today damaged the Baston League Baseball park in Hartford Connecticut causing about 75000 dollars in losses. The blaze left the venue unusable and there were no immediate reports of injuries. Local fire crews battled the flames and began an investigation into the cause.
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Yesterday's baseball scores across major leagues
AP led national league results show Trott guiding Boston to a 3 2 win over Cleveland and Philadelphia blanking New York 4 0. Chicago tied 0 0 with Louis while Washington topped Louisville. Pacific Coast League noise includes San Francisco 3 1 over Sacramento and Portland 6 5 over Hollywood with Oakland 9 2 over Seattle.
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Wallace Amen Wins Missoula Rifle Meet
In Missoula a Northwestern Rifle Association tournament concluded with Idaho’s Wallace Amen leading multiple categories. The Wallace team captured the team championship, plus the All Around trophy, high rifle cup, and high rapid fire honors, while Captain Roberts of the Washington National Guard claimed the Murray Cup as top individual.
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Montana Snow and Cold Grip Statewide Weather
Snow blankets Montana as cold air sweeps in across eight inches of snow in several towns. Readings show temperatures near freezing with widespread snow and wind, from Glasgow to Great Falls and Billings, with several spots reporting freezing precipitation and snow depths.
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Americans Split With German Tennis Champs in Berlin
William Z. Tilden and Francis Hunter of the American team concluded the championship in Berlin. Tilden defeated Dr Heinz Landmann in straight sets while Hunter fell to Prostzhelm. Earlier, the Americans had already secured the title after three wins in the prior days. A separate Denver item notes a bronze plate marking the Colorado Capitol steps at 5,280 feet above sea level.
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National League Home Run Leaders and Week Review
The week left the National League with around 20 home runs per club, as pitchers weaked and hitters heated. Leading sluggers included Ruth, Gehrig, and Hank Greenberg style names, with several players reaching four to seven homers in the period, while the Davis tennis competition concluded with Sovkn beating Hos and Koe Rendicont in finals.
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Scheduled ball game at Clark Park called off
The A C M Robeat game set for tonight at Clark Park was yesterday called off due to weather. State collegians were to meet the Mines league crew in the first half of the year. Manager Alex Remnels of the A M club inspected the grounds and concluded sunshine would not suffice to play.
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Third of Point Gives Whitehall Track Laurels
Belgrade May meet saw Whitehall win by a margin of one third of a point, finishing with 11 1/4 to Gallatin's 11. Other teams: Willows Creek 13, Townsend 9, Twin Bridges 5, Belgrade 1, Throw Forks 1. Truett set a district record in the Bovard dish with 2.0 seconds flat, beating the old mark by one fifth of a second.
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California sprinter breaks records at interscholastic meet
May 8 San Francisco Frank Wykoff of Glendale High star shines in the California interscholastic federation meet. He runs a 220 yard dash in a state record pace and helps Glendale to 85 points, with wins in 100 yards and the broad jump and contributing to relay success. The article notes alignment with early 20th century milestones and mentions rival achievements at Michigan and Ann Arbor.
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Yankees Dominate White Sox for Second Shutout of Week
In Chicago today the Yankees crushed the White Sox 9–0. Hafe y’s Blankenship and threats from Connally’s mound work helped the visitors, with Hoyt blanking Chicago in a dominant pitching display. Attendance topped 62,000 as New York stretched its hot streak.
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Raged tighter big celebration in big leagues planned for him
The week featured an on the road swing with upsets across both leagues. Brooklyn led notable gains, beating the Giants and lighting up the standings, while Chicago Cubs posted three wins in four. New York and Washington struggled to above .500, as home runs and errors shaped the sprint through early season play. The Ty Cobb suspension and Ban Johnson actions dominated headlines as Detroit prepared for a welcome home celebration for Cobb, with Johnson noncommittal on suspensions.
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Pat Sullivan Boxers to Appear at Prison Benefit
Fourteen young boxers from Pat Sullivan's gym will stage bouts at the state penitentiary theater in Deer Lodge on May 14 to benefit inmates. The event is sponsored by the American Legion of Deer Lodge. The fighters have trained steadily after getting proper facilities and have recently sharpened their form.
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Morning and Afternoon Battery Players Set for San Francisco Games
In San Francisco, morning game features BH Seattle Missions with Edwards Brett Schmidt Christian Walters. afternoon game lists R HE Beattie Giecacis 8 Missions Brandt Atilius Schmidt Dumovich Barfoot Whitney. Gloves from Greenoble factories in France last year valued at 8 million dollars.
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Amateurs to Try Openers Tonight in Butte League
Amateur ca Leaguers of Butte start a 198 game schedule with games at Hebgen Park and the Cinders tonight if weather permits. Twelve teams compete this season with play each evening except Sundays. Stocker's Grocery and T Bennett’s team meet at Hebgen Park at 6 19 welock while Stratford Clothes and Butte Coal face off at the Cinders with Joe Cavanaugh umpiring Hebgen Park and Lou Boyer at the Cinders.
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Stage Coach Race Captures Pioneer Era Drive
Ansonia Concord stage coaches headline a revival of pioneer era travel with a Fox film set in Yellowstone themed production. Director Lew Seiler leads a cast of performers in a staged race across the canyon night recreating historic routes and stunts for an upcoming screening and festival event.
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