Double Plays Check Pitts As Powers Win
The Montana Power club beat the Black Pitts 7 to 4 at Clark park in a midweek baseball game. Key double plays slowed Pitts rallies while Power batters combined for 13 hits including a three-base drive by Strock, with McComas managing the outfield wind and McIvor misplays cited. Leaders Power and Clarks both hold top league honors as next day schedules include Anodes at Anaconda and Clarks versus A. C. M.
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Jimmy Charlton
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Ryan
Hovey
Pitts
Black Pitts and Montana Powers Meet In Low-Scoring Tilt
Black Pitts manage eight runs off ten hits while Montana Powers score four as key moments hinge on triple by Phillips and late two-run burst. Jovick and Leavers lead with two-base hits, Melver and Cleary contribute in the decisive innings. Final score 8 to 4, umpires Chisholm and Hickey.
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Cleary
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Sybil Brown's Girls In Annual Revue At Broadway
Sybil Brown presents her fifth annual revue featuring nearly sixty Butte children aged 3 to 12. The show runs Sunday at Broadway with 2:30 matinee and two evening performances. Costuming is described as original and gorgeous, rivaling professional revues.
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Hoffmans
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Three Miles Out at Ansonia features Madge Kennedy
Madge Kennedy returns to the Ansonia theater in the Kenma production Three Miles Out adapted by John Emerson and Anita Loos from Neysa McMein. Kennedy plays a wealthy society girl entangled with bootleggers as a ruffian ring tightens, until a sea captain, played by Harrison Ford, rescues her with brave devotion.
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Kenma
Mies Kennedy
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Neysa McMein
Miss Kennedy
Ware
Harrison Ford
Butte Safety Council Prevention Campaign
The Butte Safety Council launches a traffic safety drive to aid police in spotting reckless drivers. A committee of 25 to 100 will monitor serious city ordinance violations and file reports with the council secretary. Offenders are urged to cooperate to improve road safety. A repeat offense leads to police involvement after the third offense flagged by the index system.
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Butte Safety Council
Phantom Justice at Rialto Opens with Mystery Thriller
The Rialto premieres Phantom Justice led by Estelle Taylor and Rod La Rocque. A human vulture plots grand crimes, questioning the world’s greatest menace, while Ham Hamilton debuts My Friend a brisk comedy with sly embarrassment and memorable moments.
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Estelle Taylor
Rod la Rocque
Ham Hamilton
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Ham
Patriotic Day at Washington Junior High Observed
Washington Junior high held patriotic exercises under the Grand Army of the Republic as Memorial Day activities. Student performers included Lieut. Charles Landers leading a Boy Scout color guard, William Sullivan on bugle, and appearances by Rita Stewart, Billy McMahon, Gwendolyn Kneebone and others celebrating American creed, flag, and national songs.
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Sigmund Meyer
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William Coeding
Margaret Rape
Rita Stewart
William Robert
Billy McMahon
Roy Henricksen
Gwendolyn Kneebone
Society Night Pleasures Crowd at Columbia Gardens
Hundreds attended society night at Columbia gardens to hear Harl Donaldson perform a piano solo praised as one of the most pleasing heard in Butte in a long time. The article notes the smooth introductions modulations and endings by the pianist.
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Har! Donaldson
Butte
Helen Wills Faces Heavy Odds in Overseas Tennis Invasion
The article compares Miss Helen Wills with Suzanne Lenglen and Kathleen McKane, noting Wills’s poise under fire and the tough odds of her first trip abroad. It recalls past invasions by Lenglen, McKane, and other stars, and observes climate, travel, and nerves as factors shaping results. It also previews Carpentier, the boxing showman, and ends with a mock Southern caddie crop forecast and golf quip.
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Suzanne Lenglen
Kathleen McKane
Miss Wills
Miss McKane
Mile
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MeKane
Europe
Mallory
Travers
Evans
Hagen
Sarazen
Ouimet
Bobby Jones
Tolley
Wethered
Bill” Johnston
Wimbledon
England
Forest Hills
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Carolinas
Tampa
Hokum
N. C
Little Joe
Caddie Masters
Sewen Ford
Donaldson’s Piano Encores Delight Resort Crowd
Attendees praised Donaldson as a piano wonder after several encores. The growing attendance pleases management who plan real entertainment and top music next season. Roller coaster, merry go round and other concessions share in the crowds as dancers depart early.
Time of Their Lives on Fun Provokers
A fragment notes a lively scene as fun provokers capture attention with energetic antics and social banter. The line hints at a playful public event or entertainment feature highlighting joyful participation and lighthearted mischief.
Rupert Wins Idaho State Track Meet in Five New Marks
Rupert high school's four man relay team coached by W Bleamaster won the elev enth annual Idaho state interscholastic meet in Oscow May 16 with 22 points. Five new state marks were set.
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Oscow
Rupert High School
W. ©. Bleamaster
Idaho
Colorado to Hawaii Football Invitation Accepted
May 16 report from Honolulu states the University of Colorado Boulder accepted Hawaii's invitation to visit for two football games this fall. The announcement confirms travel to Honolulu for a pair of contests and marks a notable accrual of intercollegiate play.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
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Boulder
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Baseball Schedule Headlines for Today
National League games include Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at St Louis, New York at Chicago, and Philadelphia at Pittsburg. American League matchups feature Chicago at Boston, St Louis at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, and Cleveland at Washington.
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Pittsburg
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
New York Beats Chicago In Slugging Baseball Clash
In Chicago on May 18 the New York team defeated Chicago 16 to 12 in a wild slugfest. Homers by Terry and Young helped the visitors, while George Grantham of Chicago drove in a key four-bagger to briefly give the Cubs the lead. Pitchers were used by both sides to suppress the power, with Nehf, Oeschger, Jonnard, Maund, and Snyder for New York and Gowdy, Jacobs, Wheeler, Pierce, Blake, Kaufmann, and O’Farrell for Chicago. Other games: Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 4-3 in 10 innings on loose defense by Pittsburgh. Boston defeated Cincinnati 8-3. St. Louis edged Brooklyn 6-5 in 11 innings with Flack homering to end the game.
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Kremer
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Flack
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Dickerman
Decatur
Taylor
Ufeffer
Doak
Dyer
Gonzales
Neibergall
Red Sox win in eleventh after late rally
In Boston Ez Zell and Falk highlight a 4 to 3 extra inning win over Chicago. Boone’s four hits spark the offense as Boston seizes the decision in 12 frames at Fenway Park.
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Postponed Games Due to Rain Across Leagues
Rain delays affect St. Louis vs New York and Cleveland vs Washington with games postponed. Weather forces schedule changes as venues await clear conditions.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
Coast League Scores From Apeoclates Press
Reported results from the Coast League games include batteries for Los Angeles and Oakland with scores and player lineups. Oakland beat an unidentified opponent 33 to 0, while Sacramento posted an 8 to 0 win.
American Association Scores and Plans Referenced
In St Paul Minneapolis and Kansas City scores show 3 to 5 and 4 to 9 with Milwaukee. No other games scheduled. Plans are laid to start a moore farm to prevent extinction in a.
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Derby Day Favorite Black Gold Heads 1920 Kentucky Derby Field
Louisville crowds swell for the 50th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs as Black Gold, Bracadale, and Mad Play lead a 20-horse field after Wise Counsellor and others withdrawn. Earl Sande to ride Bracadale while Mad Play may set the pace, with Hildreth training Sinclair’s trio.
Kentucky Derby 50,000 Added. 3-Year-Old Field at Churchill Downs
The golden jubilee Kentucky Derby for 3-year-olds runs one and a quarter miles at Churchill Downs with 126 pounds. A 20-horse field features favorites from Rancocas stable including Mad Play and Bracadale in the East and Black Gold owned by Mrs. R. M. Hoots in the West. Lightning fast track anticipated if weather stays fair. $50,000 added and $5,900 in gold plate to the winner. record stands at 2:08 2-5 by Old Rosebud in 1914.
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Louisville
Black Gold
Churchill Downs
St. James and Sarazen
Mad Play
Bracadale
Harry F. Sinclair
Zev
Black Toney-Aseelt
New Orleans
Earl Sande
Sam Hi
Rancocas Stable
Mrs. R. M. Hoots
Sixth Frame Fatal for Gonzaga Nine
Spokane May 16 Dwyer Gonzaga pitcher faltered in the sixth inning as the Grizzlies of Montana defeated Gonzaga 9 to 4. Montana hitters across the lineup finally broke through after being held scoreless until then. Batteries O Connor and Long for Montana plus Dwyer Ryan and Hunton for Gonzaga are listed.
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Gonzaga
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Stowe
R. H.E
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Long
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