Montana Track Meet Opens With State Records and Lead
Montana's 24th annual Interscholastic track and field meet began with 3000 spectators, including Gov. J. Page, and Philipsburg’s team leading after a day of thrilling events. A new state pole vault record of 11 feet 8 1/2 inches by A Maxton highlighted the day, as Loyola, Butte, Custer, Flathead, and Gallatin athletes posted top results and set up a tense chase for tomorrow’s finals.
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Butte
Custer High
Maxson
Flathead
Missoula
Montana
Ean J. Page
Granite County High
T. Moore
Swede
Danthere
Butte High
Custer County
Vicory
Hivans
J. Inkret
Prelanick
A. Maxton
Flathead’ County
Grizzly Band
Yerkes
Loyola
Tory
Chapman
Inkret
W. Inkret
Anais
Hhurdhes
Jacobsen
Ennion
Gallatin
McCarren
Anaconda
Tava
Thurston
Belgrade
Smart
Teaverhead County High
Little
Page
Helena High
Watson
Rom
Kien
Flowers
Custer
W. Robinson
Manhattan
Stanton
Plains
A. Maxson
Eagan
Ronan
Ball
Sheridan
Boyd
Verhelst
Hysham
Wallner
Chillock
Gausted
Absarokee
Nelson
Willow Creek
Ted
Evans
Hess
Victor
Turn
Amateur league results spark late night play in Butte
Four games in the Butte amateur loop produced tight finishes. Stoeckers beat Butte Coal 15 to 5 after a six-run first. Cliffords edged Western Fuels 6 to 5 with late frame doubles by Hagen and Mulholland. Black Rocks defeated Stratford 10 to 3 as Stratford outhit but failed to rally. Bennetts trimmed Walkerville on its home ground for Centerville’s first win on Walkers field. Shea homered as Humber and Nunns delivered solid pitching. Youngs and Murphy Cheeleys were scheduled to play Hebgen and Gulch, with Medline at the Cinders.
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Butte
Stoeckers
Butte Coal Bunch
Cliffords
Western Fuels
Hagen
Mulholland
Black Rocks
Stratford
Stratfords
Baker
Bennetts
Walkerville
Centerville
Humber
Shea
Theilitoprerate
Youngs
Murphy Cheeleys
Hebgen and Gulch
Medline
Cinders
Tennis Aces Beat Dutch Pair in Hague Match
In The Hague on May 12, Big Bill Tilden and Francis Hunter won two singles against Dutch opponents to secure four victories in the team series. Tilden edged Diemer Kool in a sharp contest, taking the first and third sets after Kool won the second. Hunter defeated H. Timmer 6-4 as the Americans continued their strong showing.
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Hague
Tilden
Francis ‘T. Hunter
Diemer Kool
Hunter
Lon Te Diemer Kool
H. Timmer
Pacific Coast League At Oakiana and San Francisco
The report lists players and teams across several cities including San Francisco Sacramento Los Angeles Portland and Detroit. It mentions George Dass returning to the Detroit Tigers after illness and notes expected strengthening of the Tiger pitching staff with a star reliever.
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Oakiana
San Francisco Se
Kane
Stokes
Sparke
Gould
Bool
Baier
Sacramento
Berg
Keefe
Singleton
Bevereid Mo
Los Angeles
Idwiards
Schmid
Jacobs
Mulcahy
Murphy
San Francico
Portland
Batterson
Ponder
Wendel
Ludolph
Dumovien
Walters
Detroit
George Dass
Tiger
Shiy Dansk
Sillico Cityilery Raided. Officers Nab 400-Gallon Still
Officers Holter and Kisney raided a Rock of Washoe Street house last evening and seized a 400 gallon still along with eight barrels of mash and about five gallons of finished product. The raid followed a heated boiler affair involving built ballet.
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Fticers
Rock of
Washoe Street
Holter
Kisney
Yesterday's League Results Reveal Rough Night for Teams
National League games showed Brooklyn defeating Cincinnati 6 to 3 while Philadelphia edged New York 3 to 2. American League saw Detroit and Chicago win, with mixed results for Philadelphia and Washington. Other cities like Boston, Cleveland, and Columbus posted varied scores as standings tighten.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Loute Bostoa-ctiveland
Poned
Helen Wills Improves Form Ahead of August Challenge
The story notes Helen Wills showing improved form at the Westside club in two vigorous sets against fellow Californian Aline Wille. It mentions preparations for a forthcoming tournament in late summer and her return from abdominal surgery, with workouts planned on ships and in Britain before a Gleneagles British event.
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Studenta
Uimorrow
Westside
Porent Lin
Falmer Griffina
Aline
Wille
Willen
Bragien Ih Itnainnd Etore Fe Chamip Bnah
Stee
Turkey
Fourteen Starters Line Up for Turf Classic in Louisville
Louisville May 12 Fourteen sure starters and about six probables expected tonight as Derby season nears. Owners announce entries for the $100000 added purse with Kentucky Derby hopes high. Idle Hour Farm’s Radley Stark leads two or three others from Idle Hour. Boo, Eithue, and Huddy Bauer listed with possible scratches. Whitney and Widener each field two entries.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Radiey
Idle Hour Farm
Boo
Eeithue
Huddy Bauer
Pe Whitney
J. Widener
Lahood to Take on Coast in Boxing Contests
Piste Lahood plans bouts on the coast after training on the inland coast circuit. Rute featherweight contenders prepared, with several fights already arranged. Lahood may head east or depart for the coast depending on upcoming opportunities and rival matchups.
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Lahood
Forced off road by other auto, man says
Peter Halloran of 235 Pacific Street reports he was forced off the road by another auto. MundyBeth him with unknown details.
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Peter Halloran
Pacific Street
Giants Beat Cardinals to Extend NL Lead
The New York Giants defeated the St Louis Cardinals 8 to 2 to hold their National League advantage. Terry started the final inning with a single, and Devormer doubled scoring Ward. Grimes pitched well for the Giants, with support from Delmonico and Alexander as Cincinnati and Brooklyn results also feature in this extended recap.
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Associated Press
New “York
New York Giants
Uday
Toute Cardinals
Mi Tanines
Terry
Devormer
Mfra Ward
Sid Henry
Feeme
Doathit
Neme
Nane
Om Bane
Bel
Ted Haven
Louis
Determier
Hiateyy Sryier
Alexander
Botal
Linaicom
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Okie
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Ziontes New
York
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Steers
Lineups Show Strong Mines League Outfits Start
Starting lineups for Mines League outfits show strong players. Teams from Anaconda St Mery’s and Clarke camps expect regulars to arrive later. batting orders and positions are being settled with veterans and newcomers shaping the opening lineup.
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Mines League
Alex Remneas
Anodes
Anaconda
Reese
A. Com
Alex
Parker
Clarks
Lendoman
Lili Menkes
Bate
Dick. Roger
Christianson
Teague
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