Butte High School Beats School of Mines In Rain Dirty Score
Butte High School defeated School of Mines 18 to 5 at Athletic Park in a rain interrupted game. Miles pitched for Mines and Brinton and Rohan starred for the highs while Brinton and Sharkey later appear in unrelated notes.
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Butte High Steer
School of Mines
Old Athletic Park
Agea
Ude
Une
Ohe
Valt Miles
Ionan
Fie
MacLane
Yrooters
Pellmell
Rohan
Brinton
Bretherton
Bchool of Mines
Errers
Arthur Perham
Bowlers to hold practice game in Butte for state club series
Butte bowlers are invited to a morning practice on the flat weather permitting. A team will be selected to represent Butte in a series of games to be arranged with ball teams from other cities. Many local bowlers are skilled players and aim to field a team capable of beating any in the state except the two league outfits.
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Butte
Improbable Fights and Sports Notes From Regional Bouts
A disparate collection of brief sports and local notes mentions a potential boxing clash in Carson City Nevada between Jack and George Jardiner and a hint of a mating dispute over stakes from relatives. It also notes advertising for ping pong waists, a Butte dog coursing event, and a Seattle umpire nicknamed Cal gain. A humorous exchange about fishing lures closes the item.
Rowan and Thompson Fight in Park City Ring Clash
Dummy Rowan of Anaconda meets Big Thompson in a 20 round bout at Park City on Monday evening. Rowan shows marked improvement and is touted as one of the cleverest fighters in the northwest and west in his class.
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Rowan
Anaconda
Salt Lake City
Utah
Big Thompson
Park City
Northwest
Coursing season opening eyed by Butte sports fans
G H MacDougall leads Butte hare coursing plans with new switch to park grounds, large hare shipments from California, and a rule set for the first stake race next Sunday. O’Connor is manager. Frank Carter to judge. W G Keller slipper. board of control to be filled. Expected crowd grows as Montana and California dogs prepare for a 24-dog stake with $35 first prize and $2.50 entry fee.
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Butte
California
Butte Street Car Company
Ality
David B. O’connor
Mr. O'Connor
Frank Carter
W. G. Keller
Board of Control
Dr. McGregor
Will Faulkner
Montana
A. W. Jones
Dexter
Polo Comes to Anaconda as Outdoor Sports Boom
Enthusiasts in Anaconda prepare for polo with a new club, secure polo grounds at the race track, order mallets, and expect the first game within ten days. The city also readies its golf club, tennis courts, and ping pong facilities at Bonita clubhouse opening around June 1, while Butte residents pursue coursing, golf, and other sports as spring and summer bring a busy line of events and higher scores.
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Billiards
Golf Club of
Anaconda
Warm Springs
Coming Week Events At Butte And Helena Venues
A packed week features baseball at Butte with Printers versus Juniors, bowling selections at Thornton alleys, and Wednesday Class B bowling. Friday hosts Thornton alleys events, two Class B entries, and Helena and Anaconda gun clubs join trap shooting today. In Utah, Monday covers Bureks with Dum my Rowan and Bic Thompson, while Tuesday Park City hosts Jerry McCarthy and Young Thomas.
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Thornton
Thornton Alleys
Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Bureks
Utah
Dummy” Rowan
Bic Thompson
Park City
Jerry McCarthy
Young’ Thomas
Baseball Games To Day At Northwest Stations
Baseball games today include Butte at Seattle, Helena at Tacoma, Portland at Spokane. Local venues set matchups across major Northwest teams with travel and gate anticipated.
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Butte
Seattle
Helena
Tacoma
Yale Beats California in Eastern College Meet on Yale Field
Yale and California split the dual meet points with Yale totaling 85 and six tenths to California's 41 and six tenths. Track events favored Yale while field events, aided by Plan in shot put and hammer, went to California. Teal and Redwill dead heated in the mile, with each awarded half a point. Kane edged Deming in the half mile, and a windy chill affected many sprints.
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Hargrave
Abadie
California
Moulton
Yale
Cadogan
Arnstein
James
Hunter
Deming
Kane
Serviss
Teal
Redwill
Jacob
Frenchot
Bumstead
Tibbetts
Plaw
Beck
Goss
Preston
Pease
Wilcox
Harris
Fulton
Hussey
Bodman
Powell and Cheek
Jack
New Haven
Yale Field
Plan
Spraker
Ya'e
Margrave
Pop Feeney Talks Baseball and Mac's Season Plans
In this Montana bar scene, Pop Feeney discusses a Pacific Northwest bout and predicts Honest John Mac will attract bets in Butte. He notes Montana pride, crowd energy, and a likely 20 to 1 wager on Mac’s success, with the city’s miners funding a humorous punishment if he loses.
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Jim
Pop
Commonwealth of Montana
Honest John
Dhese
Mac Settin
Yankees Invasion Stirs British Coronation Ballad
A Denver Times verse by W C Shepherd imagines American boxers invading Britain for a coronation celebration. The spoof sees Brits overwhelmed as Yanks threaten to “knock out all creation” and force a New York uproar, with the king lamenting the spectacle.
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New York
W. C. Shepherd
Denver Times
Talk of the Coast Teams What Portland and Seattle Players Are Doing
Portland and Seattle players coordinate attention as rivals chase wins. Local coverage tracks performances, rosters, and upcoming schedules shaping coast basketball chatter.
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Talk OF the Coast
Portland
Seattle
Portland Fans Jubilant Over First Series Inning Marathon
Portland's first series ends with a 16 inning game and a 116 inning stint hailed as a rare endurance showcase. Joe Mahaffey shines on the mound while George Engle pitches effectively. Whitbeck hampered by ankle injury. Weed and Huff mix infield and outfield duties as Seattle tallies a strong twin bill against Helena. Spry Seattle pitching from Hogg and Stovall plus Hickey's return boosts manager Dugdale's rotation. Schwartz captains well. Frary and Adams join Spokane strong.
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Standard
Portland
Ore
Joe Mahaffey
Whitbeck
George Engle
Weed
Huff
Seattle
Helena
Harmon
Hogg
Stovall
Hickey
Dugdale
Schwartz
Broadway Juniors Defeat Co. O. D. Ball Team 45 to 2
The Broadway Juniors routed the Co. O. D. ball team of Butte with a 45 to 2 victory. Eddie Hickey caught, John Leahey pitched, and the infielders were Brandon McMahon first base, Bradley Arnett second, J Dwyer third, Winston Arnett shortstop. Outfielders were Harry Page right, Roy Leahey center, Edgar O Kiefe left.
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Broadway
Co. O. D. Ball
Butte
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Tom" Sharkey
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McCoy
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Ram
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Clapp
Cheek
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Thomas
Lively
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Athirthc Park
Printers
Spokane
Mer's Field
Eastern College
Feeney
Mac
John
H. A
B. C
John Mac
Mae
Old Santa
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Rickey Adams
Jack Grim
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