Interscholastic Meet Entries Grow Across Montana
Kalispell leads with seventeen entrants while Missoula and Great Falls send numerous hopefuls to the 22nd annual interscholastic track and field meet at the state university. Schools from Butte to Whitehall list athletes and declaimers for events and speaking contests, ahead of the opening day.
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Reds Pitcher Fined Fifty By National League President
Adolfo Luque of the Cincinnati Reds was fined $50 by NL President John Heydler for throwing his bat in yesterday's game against the Brooklyn Robins. Umpire Rigler was commended for handling the disorder and the battery pair Williams and Yelle were noted.
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Johnson's 108th career shutout vs Chicago 9-0
Walter Johnson pitched a masterful 9-0 win for Washington over Chicago, limiting locals to five hits while fanning four to extend his major league strikeout record to 3,232. Rice, Judge left two-base hits. Biluege homered.
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Athletics Triumph in Tight Kayoed Indians 2 to 1
Bryan Harrish fired a sharp complete game to beat Joe Shaute as the Athletics edged the Indians 2 to 1 in Cleveland. Harrish started the eighth with a double and scored on Bishop's single, fueling a rally and the win.
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Collegiate track meet heats Bozeman con tests in May
A large entry list for the triangular collegiate track meet at Bozeman Montana on May 12 signals strong competition across 14 events. Intermountain Union Helena fields a strong relay squad while State Normal and State College Bobcats bring key athletes though Frosty Peters and Hurd miss action due to injuries.
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Weather and scores from national games in Boston and Chicago
Rain affected results across multiple matchups. Cities listed include Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Cleveland St Louis New York St Paul Toledo Milwaukee Indiana Kansas City Louisville Columbus Minneapolis. Final scores show Chicago and Louisville leading, with several 16 to 18 point margins and several postponed games due to rain.
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Supreme Court Refuses Filing Brief in Oregon School Case
The Supreme Court today refused to file a brief in the Oregon cases on compulsory school attendance. The court said the matter had been argued and that rules prevented accepting the brief.
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Montana boxers Simonich Lahood sign for May bouts
Joe Simonich and Dixie Lahood, prominent in Butte boxing, each signed for May 29 bouts. Lahood heads to Helena to fight Earl McArthur, while Simonich faces Pete Bross in San Francisco. O'Donnell vs Lahood slated May 20 at Broadway. Simonich to box Morrie Schlaffir in Omaha and May 29 in San Francisco with Bross.
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Aviator Barrigar Burned to Death in Plane Crash
Lieut. John D. Barrigar was burned to death when his airplane crashed near De Carmen in Pampanga province during a search for three artillery soldiers reported lost in the mountains. Private John Tabor escaped with minor injuries.
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Twilight Opener at Clark Park Tonight
Montana Powers seek revenge while Clark Park hosts a twilight opener. Clarks Pax Menge aim to break through and claim the win, promising fans a real treat with a lively evening.
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Earl Cooper Wins Confederate Memorial 250 Mile Race
Earl Cooper, a veteran racer, surged from behind to win the Confederate Memorial 250 mile race in Charlotte before 40,000 spectators. He clocked two hours two minutes and 556 seconds and earned 10,000 dollars of the 25,000 purse, outrunning last year’s winner Tommy Milton. Hartz took 5,000, Milton 2,750, with Comer 4th, De Paolo 5th, McDonough 6th, and Shafer 7th. Regi Johnson had a dramatic crash near halfway, breaking a collarbone but escaping more serious injuries.
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Yegen Bankruptcy Case Goes Under Advisement
In federal court Judge George M. Bourquin ordered briefs within 15 days after late yesterday’s hearing on an involuntary bankruptcy petition against Christian and Peter Yegen. H L Maury argued the bank securities and mining and ranch properties as inflated in reports, while E Geagan represented the Yegen brothers.
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Dozen Horses Shot and Skinned Found Near Butte
Deputy Sheriffs Duggan and Holland found twelve horse carcasses in the foothills of Little Basin creek district about 13 miles south of Butte. The animals, shot and skinned, were piled together three miles from the Whalen ranch and did not belong to local ranchers. Officers say the killings were likely for their hides.
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Surplus Flour Update Amid Narrowing Supply Gap
A regional report notes a relatively larger surplus of flour labeled i iea's surplus flour nearing a peak while a much smaller amount remains available. The discussion points to inventory adjustments and distribution impacts across the supply chain.
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