Five Horses to Face Barrier in Kentucky Derby
Louisville May 15 Quatrain, favorite for the 190 000 Kentucky Derby, heads a field expanded to six more than last year with two other Kentucky bred colts viewed as main threats Captain Hal and Quatrain's entrymates. Weather tonight shows increasing clouds with possible showers before post time 4 45 pm and a field size larger than 21 in 1928.
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Louisville
Barbe
Wilenanes
Orte
Frederick Johnson
New Fork
Captain Hal
Black Toney
K Gold
BAIN
Associated Frese
Weather Bureau
Simonich Heads East for Boxing Ring Jaunt
Simonich travels to the eastern boxing scene for a potential bout. It is unclear who the opponent is or the event details but the plan to box is confirmed in regional reports.
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Simonich
Magill departure noted near Butte in old records
Fragmentary outlet reports a Magill departure near Butte about three years ago, mentioning an ageless hotel and Magill in a brief historical notice.
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Butte
Magill
Quatrain shows Derby readiness in morning workout
From Wille, May 15. Quatrain, favor in Kentucky Derby, demonstrated readiness for the $60,000 race. Jockey Benny Bruening to ride, with trainer Frederick Johnson backing the horse. Quatrain clocked quick fractions as others like Borderland and Needle Gus also posted strong trials at Shur ehill Downs.
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Inntry
G. Sills
Pony W. Bala
E. Poole
C. Robertson
Eisash
D. Janes
Waite House
King Nadi
H. Gray
J. J. Troxier
Voltaie
F Coltiletti
R. L. Gerry
Quatrain
B. Bruening
Frederick Johnson
Os Stackbone
I. McAtes
Boon Companion
B. Ambrose
A. Cowan
Armagel
le” ‘McDermott
War Price Hoadley
Favorne
Benny Bruening
Price
Jena Col Breese
Johnson
Bruening
Gatford Cochran
Coventry Repeat in Derby Hopeful Fans Question
Norman E. Brown reports Coventry, winner of last week's Preakness, is favored to run in the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. The Derby field is open after withdrawals and strong entries, with Coventry at 18 to 1. Clarence Kummer returns to ride, his tact and experience noted as a potential boost for Coventry.
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Norman E. Brown
HAT Chance
Coventry
Churchill Downs
Behe Gberg
Derry
Sir Barton
Clarence Kummer
Kummer
Track meet set at Clark Field by Butte Exchange Club
An annual youth track meet at Clark Field opens today under the Butte Exchange Club. Students from public and parochial schools compete in three weight divisions with finals for medals and a banner for the top school. Officials include Judge George Fourquin and Ki Wintonson with Wilbur Zandel supervising.
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Montana
Clark Park
Butte Exchange Club
Selock
Butte
Butte Exchangeites
Inners
En TS Une H
Wilbur Zandel
Exchange Club
Dreds
George Fourguin
District Court
Chat Kelsey
Davis
St. Bedson
He Bingham
James Coughlin
James Range
Leonard Waters
H. H. James
L. Belltho
Bill Medlin
Fred Rosselatt
Fred Herman
D. McAlpin
Deaconess Hospital
Herman
Workouts of Fighters Draw Fans to the Gym
Workout notes describe Dixie Lahood Mickey O'Donnell and others training for a Broadway card event. Three novices face off in preliminary bouts while the main gym session draws local fans and reporters eager for results.
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Dixie Lahood
Mickey O'Donnell
Bors
Fans recall chaotic inning at the ball park
Journal notes a turbulent game moment as Keeley catches a line drive in the fourth while fans debate pitches and field actions. The scene is described as a standout event of the season with lively sentiment about the team’s performance and key players amid noisy stands.
Rural Track Meet 5 Grand Success at Ramsay
Crowds from rural districts attended despite poor weather as events ran under cloudy skies. Catherine Harrington and Ram W. T. Cull led as officials with judges Bourguin and Range. Winners included Walter Erickson and Leonard Bond in boys sprints and Virginia Spence in girls 73 yard dash, with multiple field event victors named.
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Ural
Catherine Harrington
Pup
Ram W. T. Cull Say
George Bourguin
Frances Range
E. Wedin
Ramsay
Mclai
Howard McDonald
J.C. ‘Deane
Roy Peterson
Ramsay School
Ingbertson
Walter Ericcson
Leonard Bond
Ernest Taylor
Melrose
Walter Hikeson
John Verbana
Virginia” Spence
Gladys Campbell
Isobel Connor
Addie Stiles
Gladys Clemens
Rocker
Rhinehardt Price
Mickey Dutty
Buxton
Dean McLaughlin
Ed Hasp
Elmer Somme
Hames
Gladys Clainane
Tiret
Viria Spence
Isobeler
Blessaee
Stiles
Anaconda edged Clark in opener as Bowers shines
Anodes start strong at Clarke park with Louie Sells and Walt Olney delivering two base hits, then Bowers holds off Clarkanized rallies through four innings before Anodes fade. Clarkans jump early with six inch triples, O Shea and Thompson spark scoring, but Bowers survives initial pressure to earn the win.
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Clark
Anaconda
Clarke Park
Clarkmen
al Kellett
K. Banner
The
Powers
Kerns
Bowers
Ticker
Walt Olney
Clarks
O'Shea
Olney
Chariton
O'shes
Thompson
Zante
Wren
Scot
Kesley
O Shea
Keslett
Frays
Ricker
Emmanuel
Lefty
Batts
Anodes
Sells
Shanley
W. Olney
McKain
Boyer
Ball Bowers
Scott
Kellett
Hite
State Meet Drama Highlights Butte State Victory
At Missoula the state meet crowned champions as Butte State swept points with R Davis earning 11 for a 440 win, 880 third, and 220 hurdles third. Hamilton, Circle, and Avery from Three Forks also posted strong showings with multiple top finishes shaping a tight team race. The day featured hard fought track events though no records fell and cups and medals were awarded.
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R. Davis
Georgovitch
J. Duggan
Hamilton
Renn
Fullerton
Taylor
James
McLaren
Billings
Bergin
Avery
Three Forks
Plac
Decker
Circle
Pole ‘Central
Lycla
Wiselow Creek
Park County
Granite ‘Anaconda
Stockett-Sand Coulee
Whitefish
Belfry
Wolf Point
Beaverhead
Havre
Klein
C. Hagen
Stevensville
Woodworth
Sebite
Whitehall
Hs Heals
Sweetgrass County
Clark
Great Falls
Parker
Flathead
Henry
Loyola
Missoula School
Gyorgyvich
Butte
Armstro
Nelson
Anaconda
Onda
Brannon
Bond
Ime
Pullerton
Yovela
Ute
Vis Tees
Bolson
Cote
Chinook
Lyon
Sweet Grass
Haines
Herrin James
Homer
Gallatin
Rouse
Darby
Antonie
Polson
Metzel
Finck
Ratchford
Plathead
Willow Creek
Avery Fares Forks
Tiewerwoes
Grandchampe
Thompson Fey
Pnale Teay
Brevenshill
Anacondas Mlesogies
Galtatie
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Grabner Scott
Ge Gimonion
Wutte Wolter
Lefy
Agoma Hotel
Sance
Dan Beott
John
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Ses Fioalriadads Parabola
Mack Garner
Naifo
Derby
Owen
Clark Field
Enltfe
Keeley
Hintentaton
Keliet
Jimmy Keegan
James Keop
Centerville
Duggan
Slayer
Salt Lake City
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Pedro Cano
Utah State
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