Great Falls Leads In Track Meet With Butte Close Behind
Great Falls tops the track meet events, with Butte finishing second by one point, earning a finals berth. Erickson shows well as Mines League opens with a Sunday double header, while rosters and managers for Clarks-Frank, Specs-Coady and others are listed. practice begins next week at Columbia Gardens, Timber Butte grounds, and Clark playgrounds.
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Mines league schedule previews opening at Columbia Gardens
The May schedule shows a four team Mines league opening exhibition at Columbia Gardens with A C M Clarks Black Specs and Cole-Pitts in action. Mayor Cocking to throw first ball as A C M raises pennant flag with speeches by prominent citizens. Umpires Bill McGonigle Ea Rouleau named. managers list players for upcoming games through July.
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Wife testifies in Benny Kauff trial in New York
Mrs Benny Kauff wife of the suspended New York Giants outfielder testifies for him in a trial charged with stealing an automobile. She says on the night of the sale she and Miss Sade Levy dined with Kauff and he later disposed of the car. Proceeds allegedly went to her, while Barnes notes debts from a failed automobile accessory business.
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Billings Club engages Brooklyn instructor for summer
Billings Country Club hires Thomas Smith of Brooklyn New York as golf instructor for the coming summer. He arrives Monday and comes with eight years at Royal Montreal Golf Club and recent work at Inverness Golf Club Toledo Ohio. Shanghai hosts spring baseball practice as teams prep for visits from California and Stanford. University of Montana defeats Idaho easily in baseball. Stanislaus Unysiko heavyweight wrestling champion defeats Gere Bikonaron in Columbus. Coast League scores include Sacramento. Los Angeles and Seattle.
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Third Republic Has Passed 250 000 Laws
International News Service reports that since 1871 France’s Third Republic has introduced about 10 000 laws, with roughly 260 000 laws passed overall. It contrasts the empire eras, noting 40 000 laws under the Second Empire and 12 400 under the Second Republic, while odd aside mentions baboons throwing stones at enemies.
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Giants Defeat Cardinals as Kelly Hits Eighth Home Run
New York Giants beat the St Louis Cardinals 7 to 1. Kelly hit an eighth home run of the season driving three runners home from Teft-field bleachers. Pitchers were Sherdell Haines Schupp and Dilhoefer for New York with Say i catching for St Louis. In Brooklyn Cincinnati the Dodgers won 8 to 1 as Cadore struggled and Konetchy hit a homer and two singles. Pittsburgh beat Boston 3 to 1 as Glazner pitched and drove in the winning run. Philadelphia Chicago game postponed due to rain.
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Poughkeepsie Vassar tennis on Bryn Mawr date set
Spor t brief notes Vassar College varsity tennis plans a match at Bryn Mawr. Pittsburgh Nationals pitcher Yellowhorse to stay with the team. Rock Club sale completed. Boxing shows get free admission cut. Schacter wins billiards match. Coast racing speculation for USC sprinter Paddock shifts to Pacific Coast Conference meet in Eugene Oregon.
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Home Run Leaders In Major League Baseball
The homerun race leaders are Babe Ruth and George Kelly, sharing the top spot in the current major league games. Both players stand out as the primary power hitters for their teams this season.
Demand is Large for Fight Seats in Jersey City
New York May 12 Opening public sale for Dempsey Carpentier title seats in Jersey City July 2 will start soon. Advances show arena seating for 50 000 plus with 35 rows of 50 and 100 mezzanine boxes. Boxes four rows of 40 seats and 40 rows of 25 seats follow, plus multiple price rows. London and Paris orders indicate heavy international interest, with 4 000 seats in the 80 dollar section reserved and more seats likely as English and French parties plan to attend. Babe Ruth belts seventh homer of the season in Detroit. Giants’ George Kelly homers in New York. St Louis Nationals link to Hoang in first inning.
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Tenth home run for Yankee Babe
The report notes Babe Ruth hitting his tenth home run in a game, with Detroit rallying to win 10 to 5. It describes New York pitchers, the scoring sequence, and mentions other line items from games including Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Washington, with various players and brief summaries.
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Record breaking crowd at Montana track meet delights observers
A record breaking crowd filled the Montana field at the Kiesoulas stadium for the Interscholastic track meet. Sunshine cooled by a slight haze, colorful bleachers, and school delegations filled the scene as Butte and Anaconda contenders posted notable finishes. Erickson of Butte sparked excitement with a clocking finish in the 140 yard dash, while Domitrovich of Anaconda faced disqualification in the 50 yard dash.
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Municipal bat originator work tied to Texas roost
Fragmentary notes describe Dr Charles A R as originator linked to the only bat form in the world and a roost in Texas. References mention Campbell and Mite, with scattered phrases about territory and Antonio. Details are unclear, but point to a municipal bat roost and local attribution.
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Kelly Deserves Credit for Steady Rise with Giants
George Kelly, longtime New York Giants baseman, faced early doubt after joining the club but kept faith, endured setbacks, and eventually earned his place. McGraw trusted him, and Kelly’s toughness and perseverance helped him carve a lasting major league career and transition to a post playing role in manufacturing.
Boston Dean of Students Burton Resigns Amid Tie Incident
Burton, dean of students at Tech since 1902, resigns due to illness of his tie. He remains in California to completed duties and final arrangements.
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