Missoula Wins Interscholastic Track Title Amid Rain
Missoula topped the twelfth annual Interscholastic meet on Montana field with 14 points clear of Flathead county. George Phelps of Butte won the individual title with 16 points, while Ralph Sticht of Missoula and other notable performers earned high placements in javelin and sprints despite heavy rain and soaked grounds.
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Flathead
Butte
Phelps
Sticht
Missoula
Montana
Ad Missoula
Bhp
Flathead County
Gallatin
Lloyd Denny
Joes
George Phelna
Vnta
Ralph Sticht
Elevante
Pheipe
Jamon Pitzgerald
Great Falls
Grant
Milnoula
Finthead
Hamilton
Poison
Teton
Fergus
Belgrade
Custer
George Phelps
Ralph Stitch
O'Brien
Jerday
McKenna
Anaconda
Stiles
Beckwith
Missoul
Golding
McQuarrie
Butte Central High
Rickman
Victor
Hawk
State College
Sheedy
Washington College
Cubs Start Furious Frenzy of Swatting
Chicago battered Brooklyn 19 to 4 in a high scoring game highlighted by eight runs in the second inning. Eb Betsfield drove in three runs while Williams homered in the ninth as Chicago piled up 24 hits off three Brooklyn pitchers.
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CUBS
Brooklyn
Chicago
Ebbetsfield
Williams
Tge
Myere! Tiple Cave
Brooklyn Datteries
Tande' Margrave
Aitchison
Cadore
Appleton
Wheat
McCarty
Track meet results show Missoula and Helena placings
A fragmented listing details multiple athletes from Missoula Helena Flathead and Gallatin earning top spots in various races. Times and distances include a 182 feet 6 inches javelin and a 1 40 time in a race, with names such as Hauck Stiles Pitts Oberle and Stearns among others.
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ancQuarrie
Missoula
Johnson
Helena
Clark
Flathead
Hauck
Missarat
Phillips
Stiles
Pitts
Belgrade
Beckwith
Sticht
Mianoula
Anderson
Cond
Taker
Eaverivend
Great Falla
Stearns
Iom
Gillette
Helger
Keith
Putte
To and Sullivan
Gallatin
Oberle
Westlake
Fitageral
Northwestern League Scores and Player Illness Brief
In Victoria Seattle Victoria delayed by rain at Montesano Washington Tacoma Aberdeen batteries Kaufman Stevens Meikle Byler at Spokane Reeve Vancouver Spokane 40 3 batteries Kramer Cheek Cal Whan Brennegan. A player recovering from pneumonia after four days, while Jeff Fries contracted a severe cold leading to pneumonia.
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Victoria
Seattle
Montesano
Wash
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Kaufman Stevens
Meikle and Byler
Spokane
Vancouver
Kramer
Cheek
Cal
Whan
Brennegan
World
Jeffries
Bodies identified among Lusitania victims in Queenstown
Queenstown May 14 bodies of 28 Lusitania victims arrived tonight aboard a British torpedo boat. The 12 identified included A L Hopkins president of Newport News Shipbuilding and Mrs Paul Crompton of Philadelphia. The Stormcock brought 18 more bodies including 11 men and one boy. other identified dead included Commander J Foster Stackhouse the explorer.
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Queenstown
Pastner
A. L. Hopkins
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Paul Crompton
Philadelphia
William Critchton
New York
J. F. McDermot
Lusitania
Stormcock
J. Foster Stackhouse
Explorer
Why Suffer With Impure Blood Remedy Claims
An advertisement touts a blood purifying remedy sold in U S drug stores. It asserts quick blood action, worming out disease, and rapid relief. The Swift Specific Co contact is listed, urging readers to write for guidance and promising safe, effective health support.
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U. S
Swift Specific Co
Swift Ride
Atanta
Wilson backs deal for month of racing in Frisco
Wilson, president of the Butte Jockey Club, travels from Hawaii to Frisco with backing to guarantee $50,000 in purses for a month of racing if oral betting is allowed at the exposition. California laws and officials quash prior efforts, with opposition from Governor Johnson and a cautious track owner.
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Wilson
Butte Jockey Club
California
Exposition City
Honolul
San Francisco
Otis Charles W. Clark
W. A. Clark
Butte
Jockey Club
HT. Wilson
Frisco
Volue
New York
Presidio Reservation
California ‘Assembly
Johnson
Crawford Is Eldest of the Big Four Outfielders
The piece praises Sam Crawford as the oldest top outfielder in the era, noting his 17th major league season, durability, and all-around dominance alongside Cobb Speaker and Jackson. It highlights his early Cincinnati debut, long Detroit service, size and speed, and steady injury record, painting him as a premier two-decade star in the American League.
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Samuel E. Crawford
Crawford
Cobb
Speaker
Jackson
Sam Crawford
Cincinnati
Buck Ewing
Thanelanders
Fini Iy
Garry Herrman
Thim
Ford
Detroit
Crawford Igalott
Western League Scores From Denver and Sioux City
In Denver Lincoln led 6 while Western League play saw a 6 to 6 tie. At Sioux City the St. Joseph team was shut out 4 to 0 by their opponents.
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San Francisco
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Oakland
Ventee
Portland
Topeka
Denver
Des Moines
Josep
Lincott Rae
Sioux City
Wiebita
Lincoln
St. Joe
Quinn Hurried Win Shows Brooklyn Pulse at Slugfest
Brooklyn defeated Baltimore 12 to 5 as Quinn retired the first 12 batters before leaving in the seventh inning after three straight hits. The game featured a late surge by Brooklyn pitchers and a series of defensive plays, with Coote and Batley contributing key hits.
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Brooklyn
Baltimore
To & Quinn
Quinn
Ie HE
Coote
Battimor
Tatteries
Marion
Upham
Simon
Batley
Owens
Pearl fishing voyage returns pearls far below cost
In lower California a voyage labeled pearl fishing cost over $10,000 to outfit and produced pearls worth under $1,000. The report notes the expedition could be reimbursed if no boat was lent and if a moths year fathered nearly covers expenses. Belgians seek a colony of 2,00.
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Mark Finthead
Butt Nlon
Gallating
Granite
Anconda
Stevensville
Hamilton
Havre
Park County
Polson
Teton ‘County
Beaverhead Coun
Fergus County
Belgrade
Bureau of the Census
United States
New England
Neessepyenra
Lower
California
Miner killed at West Stewart in fall of ground
Patrick O Donnell 30, miner on 1100 foot level at West Stewart, was killed at 11 50 pm by falling rock. Coroner notified, body moved to Walshs undertaker rooms. Cousin Owen Boyle and others mentioned. L: 8 East Park St residence. Local obituaries note multiple funeral notices and arrangements for Lena Hasselblad, John J Cokhn, and others.
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Patrick O'Donnell
Weat Stewart
Lane
Walsh
O'Donnell
East Park Street
Owen Boyle
Jack~son Street
Collins
John J. Cok Hn
Dillon
Lone
In Lake
Daly Street
Walkerville
Lena
Carnes
Flowere
Belavich
Tate ‘Ch
Plums Stove
Holy Savior
Mane
Holy Crone
Infant Patrick O'Donnell Dies in Walsh's Funeral Home
Aged two years, Patrick O'Donnell died last night. The body rests at Walsh's undertaking rooms with funeral arrangements to follow.
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O'Donnell
Patrick O'Donnell
Walsh
Walsh Scadden Funeral and Richards Interment
The notices record funeral plans for M J Walsh Scadden with services at Peelisk and Swedish Lutheran church led by Rev Jonas G Row and Rev Ne Anderson, interment at Mountain View Cemetery, and a separate notice for the late Joseph Richards with similar arrangements.
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Scadden
Tate
Roman Scadden
Peelisk
Tally
Reuters
AM. H Church
Jonas G. Row
Randberg-Mra
Anna F. Strand
Swedish Lutheran Church
Kev
Anderson
Mountain View
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