Anodes Fall To A C M In Home Park Opener
Clarkmen unleash early scoring surge at Clarks park as Montana Powers fall 16 to 6 in the opening Mines season game. Robbie Robertson and Eddie Rathjen spark strong Clark defense with several double plays. Powers show flashes of power but erratic fielding helps Clarkes build the big lead.
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Durgist fined over liniment claims for ball players
Sacramento May 1 a druggist, Stephen T Brooks, appeared before a municipal judge on a dry law violation charge. He testified he made liniment for ball players in the Coast league and denied bootlegging. The judge warned he could revoke suspensions if found guilty, while detailing team players and game statistics from the same report.
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First Laurels Hit Hard In Mines League Opener At Clark Park
In a Mines league game at Clark Park yesterday the First Laurels challenged the field as Bob Boyd Clark catcher from the University of Washington helped one over the fence for a homer in the third inning. Cramer led off, Crostetti misplayed, Rathjon hit plus Jones misplayed, Kerley doubled for two runs. Umpire Forsythe impressed with quick calls and sharp action. The crowd included Mayor Beadie and local fans. Meglen and O Connor were among the notable players in attendance. A fishing tackle factory at Tino Norway was noted to be exporting goods to the United States.
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Baseball scores dash across leagues in late results
National League games show Pittsburg defeating Brooklyn nine to six and New York edging Philadelphia by four. American Association entries include Milwaukee 4 3 and Taulnville 10 6. Coast League lists Keattie 5 Hollywood a Portland 10 1 with Misatons and Sacramento tied 2 2.
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Pac Coas t League Scores From Early Games
AP reports daily results across multiple venues in Los Angeles Seattle San Francisco and Portland. Key players include Hallysen Murphy Cook Schmidt Mulcahy McCabe Tomlin Wendell Ludolph Whitney Geary Turpin Var and Vargas with several battery awards noted.
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Roumania Out of Tennis Cup Play
Associated Press reports May 15 that Roumania is eliminated from the Davis Cup path as France defeats Roumania twice in singles. Borotra beats Pouilleff and Rene LaCoste defeats Mish. the crowd at the racing club grounds packed with spectators for the match.
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Shang Wins Game With Home Run Clout Giants Cop Battle
The report describes Shang lifting a home run in a close contest as the Giants and Browns clash, with steady pitching shaping the outcome. Cited are Cochrane and Collins homering, Ernie Nevers handling Athletics scoreless through late innings, and multiple pitchers used in a windy day.
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McDonald Named Chief of Clark Ball Club
Romeo McDonald, catcher and former Oakland coast league player, named manager of the Clark ball club. He led yesterday's opener while Francis Robertson, star pitcher, handled workouts. McDonald hails from Oakland, spent three years as second-string catcher, and was in Pittsburgh Pirates spring camp last season. He is nursing a broken finger and should return in about ten days.
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Temple vaudeville at Parkway delights Butte crowd
The Temple vaudeville troupe played at the Parkway Theater in Butte drawing an enthusiastic local audience. The revue Dance Moods led five acts including Dorr, Lee and Mie Louis with Gertrude Trudina and Aly Wilson, plus routines by Coakley and Van and Robin and Hood. The afternoon crowd packed the venue as jokes and novelty acts kept the room lively.
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Solima Beats Wallace in Nogales Middleweight Bout
In Nogales Sonora Mexico Bert Solima of Whittier California stopped Mickey Wallace of San Francisco in the eighth round of a ten round middleweight bout. The bout drew interest as Wallace fought determinedly before Solima delivered the knockout punch to end the match.
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Anacond Field shows costly peg as A C M tops Anodes in close game
Bad peg and single barrage sink champions Anodes 3 to 1 against A C M visitors from Butte. Steve Chekaluk held the champs to three singles while issuing two walks. Berger drove in two runs, Ferguson worked five innings with five hits allowed, and defensive miscues by ACM led to late rallies. 1,400 fans saw a tense finish as Cont rad and Claiborne played key roles in scoring.
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Two Amateur League Games Set For Tonight
The Butte Baseball Association resumes its race with two games at Hebgen Park and Cinder. The Butte Coal crew faces Black Rocks while T J Jennetts’ team meets Cliffords. Managers must submit final eligibility lists by today. eighteen players per squad allowed. The commission will meet managers Wednesday night at 8 15 at the Y M C A.
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Sharkey Maloney Set for Thursday Bout at Yankee Stadium
Associated Press reports a Boston rivalry match between Sharkey and Jim Maloney for a heavyweight title eliminator at Yankee Stadium on Thursday night. Both fighters hold prior wins over major contenders, with a potential winner facing Gene Tunney to crown the next champion after Tex Tickard’s tournament.
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Hopi Indian wins New York to Long Beach marathon
Quanowahu, a 26 year old Hopi runner from Manuelito New Mexico, outpaced Whitey Michelsen of Stamford Connecticut to win the New York to Long Beach marathon. Michelsen finished second about 130 yards behind after a sharp duel over the last ten miles. An electric train crossing near the finish may have cost Michelsen valuable ground. Time 2 hours 47 minutes 4315 seconds.
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Tilden and Hunter win singles for U S in Belgium match
American tennis stars William Tilden and Francis Hunter won the singles to complete a 4-1 edge after doubles and one more singles. Washer beat Hunter on Friday was the Americans only defeat. Tilden defeated Washer 6-0 7-5 and Hunter beat Ewbank 6-0 6-3 6-4.
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Derby Fans Leave Louisville After Derby Day
Thousands of Derby visitors headed home by special trains and cars as federal agents prepared padlock actions against Edgewater and Marigold gardens. Track officials reported $1,934,260 bet on pari mutuel machines, with Derby day wagers totaling $676,480 versus $694,900 last year.
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