Opening Mines Teague race shines at Clark park
A.C. M. defeated Clark 7 to 2 before about 800 fans at Clark Park in the Mines Teague pennant opener. Reynolds drove in four runs with timely hits as Clark misplayed several balls allowing A.C. M. to pull away. Tremblay and Bowers pitched well, while Jim Stewart and Chariton sparkled for A.C. M. infield and Clark injuries sidelined Chariton in the seventh.
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Batte Jerday
Clark Park
A.C. M
Clarks
Mines
C.M
Butte Mines
Elks
Ariemg
M. E B. Buck
the Clark
Buck
Buck Tor
Fang
Rew
Mines Teague
Clark
Jim Stewart
Reynolds
Jimmy Chariton
O'Shea
Jimmy
Zanic
Callahan
Chanton
W. Olney
Whea
Charito ‘Sb
J. Olney
Boyer
Hutchinson
Martin
Au Cullen
Zante
A Bowers
Carroll
Molle
PO. A
Huns
Forsythe
Ariton
Bowers
Collins
Ott Bowers
Colling
Reynold
Ers
Hite
Inseed
Bowe
A.C. ML
Ryan
M.E. Buck
P. F. Beaudin
V. Daveler
Black Pitts
Dynamite Hound Opens Parade Amid Crowds of 4300
The report notes about 4,300 fans at a pageant opener. Dynamite the tire hound led the parade from the flagpole to the dispersal point. Fun off the Tot followed. A misplay by Waiter Olney at the packer ended in a foul in the territory with Dut.
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Ag Arnone
Gure
Waiter Olney
Carn
Attar
Athletics Topping East Beats Yankees Indians for Lead
New York May 10 The fourth week of major league baseball ended with undisputed standings across both leagues. Philadelphia Athletics seized and held first place in the American League by sweeping six wins including series vs the Yankees and Indians. Brisk pitching by Sam Gray and clutch hitting from Simmons Bishop and Miller powered the Mackmen as Chicago and Cincinnati faltered. The New York Giants needed three wins in five to stay atop the National League.
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New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Mackmen
Baker
Collins
Plank
Bender
Sam Gray
Simmons
Bishop
Miller
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Cut Down Your Motor Bills Says Taxi Tad
Taxi Tad touts cheaper transportation with reduced fares and a simple rate plan. The ad mentions first half mile at 250 and an extra passenger charge of 25¢ with Walkerville and Cen iterville areas highlighted.
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Walkerville
Ceniterville
Silver Bow Leads in Auto Licenses Revenue
Silver Bow county tops Montana auto license receipts with 531,105 for the first quarter. Yellow Stone county follows with 36,391 and Cascade with 32,785, as six counties exceed 20,000 while four fall under 1,000. Other figures include Glacier 882.50, Judith Basin 342.67, Lewis and Clark 1,070.50, and Meagher 6,988.065.
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Silver Bow County
Montana
Helena
Yellow- Stone County
Cascade
Oisfield
Glacier
Golden Valley
Granite
Hum
Judith Basin
Lewis and Clark
Mad Lincoln
Measher
Mic
Butte Baseball Delay Ends With Assault Case
Preseason game in Butte erupts as Mike Stanovich is struck with a baseball bat near Granite and Wyoming streets. Smock is jailed on assault and battery. Stanovich taken to emergency hospital for treatment. Police release Smock after posting bonds as Magistrate Shiea set to preside in court with Judge Landis.
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Butte
Grelock
Mike
Peter
Stanovich
Granite
Wyoming
Taylor and Sullivan
Maile Stanovich
Smock
White
Dan F. Shiea
Landis
Anton Ffger Event for Rebecca Rhoads to Be Held
Friends of the Butte Woman's Christian Temperance union plan a luncheon in honor of Rebecca Rhoads. Mrs Henry T rt, chairman, will preside as the local union hosts the event in June.
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Friends of the Butte Woman's Christ An ‘Temperance Union
Rebecca Rhoads
Henry T
McClure Wins QF Rifle Event at Butte Club Match
D A McClure captured the Fred Young cup at the Butte Gun Club outdoor championship, with Roy Tisdale runner up and Jack West winning the members match at the Rocker range. Young Hum ber, 16, wowed at 60 straight, with a possible Chicago Junior Great Western chance if a 98 was reached. Two Butte teams head to Fort Missoula for the Northwestern shoot.
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D. A. McClure
Butte
Jack West
Rocker Range
Hoy Tisdale
Maurice Humber
Young Hum
Chicago
McClure
Roy ‘Tisdale
West
Harry Overand
Ben Holter
Tisdale
Fort Missoul
Great spring freshet roars from Rockies to Glacier Park
Glacier National Park, Mont May 19 Through winter three hundred inches of snow fell and now a record spring flood races toward the Pacific and Gulf of Mexico. By June top snow melt will reach sea level as rangers trek on snow shoes. Brook s reports waterfalls and streams reach peak beauty as roads reopen mid June aiding the tourist season. The flood volume runs into several millions of gallons per day.
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Glacier Park
Mont
Glacier National Park
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
United States Weather Bureau
Brooks
United States Forest Rangers
Hospital Door Accident Injures Melvin Dibble
Melvin Dibble fractured his leg while adjusting a window for air at the hospital’s dressing room door. He will be confined for several weeks, attendants say.
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Melvin Dibble
Dibble
Camy
Penafanstata
Francis Scott Key
Anaconda Anodes overwhelm Montana Power 16 to 7 in opener
Anaconda’s Anodes open the season with a 16 to 7 victory over Montana Power. Kemp, Lodell, and Kellett starred as Anodes hitters piled up 16 runs on multiple hits while Coleman endured a rough first inning before being relieved. The crowd of 1,300 enjoyed a high‑scoring debut and strong infield play led by McKain, Shanley, Keeley, and Kerns.
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Needham
Kellett
Anodes
Real
Smelter City
Anaconda
Montana Power Crew
Coleman
Star Moundsman
Powerites
Sells
Mike Duffy
Powers
Portsider
Smeltertown
al Lodell
Safetien
McKain
Domitrovich
Sella
Anaconda Municipal Band
HE. M. Buck
C. W. Smith
Fors
Bweeney
Alien
Walters
Kelly
Shanley
Keeley
Beott
Xanond
Ryan
Mathews
Andrews
Marshall
Duffy
Morton
Allen
Scott
Kearns
Gerran
Short
Arden
Byam
Durty
Packer
Walter Marshall
Sweeney
Tela
Ellett
Waiters
Tun
Dufty
Fort
Consider
Montana Power
A.B
Duty
Pyeeney Stoviek Ae
AB. Sells
Po.ae
Shanie
Kesley
Drews
Swen Ryan
Anley
Kee
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Mr. Buck
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Olney
Cy Forsythe
Zane
Ziense
Cullen Jett
Zanie
Eenie
Oeed
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Glark
Mutttea
Clarke
Stewart
Simepins
Koite
Yining
Cullen
Thaaks
Jong
Tly
Chariton
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O'Briea
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Bernalde
Ana ‘Charlton
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Moleft
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Yenke
Béyer
Rint
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Laudis Biante
Aes
Charlton
Zanne
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Terrbiay
Cal Jahan
Zanke
Aly
Treblay
Atlantic
Paddy O'Shea
California
Dublin Gulch
Reyolds
Doc Tremblay
Weiser” Delt
Decker
Red” Collins
Mr. Sundberg
Olu
Clark Bunch
Zienks
Cheemin
Black & White Cab CO
Silver Bow
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Selle
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