Clarks Rally Past Black Specs 9 7 In Tough Brawl
In a high scoring twilight game the Clarks rallyed in the sixth to take the lead and beat the Black Specs 9 to 7. Clark started James and Ryan struggled early, but Moore and Barris fueled a late surge while Lappin and Guyer paced the offense with key hits. Gerry finished strong for the Clarks as Smith, Brogan, and Cairns provided steady work for the Specs.
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Gerry
Anaconda
Butte
Clarks
Red Lodge
Specs
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Dragen
Wil
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Lappin
Clark
Carrie
James
Moore
Barris
Matson
Blackfeleon
L A Jones
Boyer
Keith
Brogan
Guyer
Vanto
Ting
Ines
Ha James
Byrnes
Barrisame
Blackwood
Cairns
Foley
Evans
Morris
Nft
Garry
Whizzer
Jones
Eliefson
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Lenglen Triumphs In International Tennis Championship
BRUSSELS May 17 Suzanne Lenglen world women's champion won again in the international hard court championships defeating Mile. Allison of Belgium two love sets. In another day of fine tennis, De Gomar Boroto and Watson advanced in the men singles after third round play. MISSOULA May 17 The state university baseball nine beat state college 11 to 7 in a high scoring error filled game.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Allison
Belgium
de Gomar
Spain
Boroto
France
Watson
Ateenies «Sre
Missoula
State University Baseball
State College
Bozeman
Midwest Through Route Promised After Railroad Merger
The Lake Erie & Western railroad has been acquired by Nickel Plate and Clover Leaf stockholders. Through passenger service from the Middle West to New York is promised with junctions planned at Frankfort Indiana Fostoria Ohio and Buffalo New York.
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Lima
Ohio
Middle West
New York
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Frankfort
Ind
Fostoria
Buffalo
N.Y
BEAN EATERS WIN IN FINAL INNING
Boston beats St Louis 4 to 3 in the ninth after Van Gilder's short start and late errors by McManus. Burns, Bates, Leibold and Menosky figure in a frantic rally as runs cross in a wild finish.
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Bean Eaters
Oston
McManus
Leibold
Menosky
Pratt
Smith
Gun
Bates
Riflee Fies
Burns
F Fer
Boston
St. Louis
van Gilder
Coast League Results Brief From AP Dispatch
Coast League results from Sacramento Salt Lake and San Francisco show team scores and battery lineups. Sacramento posted a 20.2 record with Portland listed, Salt Lake defeated Seattle with 18 runs, and Los Angeles collected a 7 36 1 line with multiple batteries noted. The report lists batterymen Finneran Adams Gilder Doyle Han nah Scott Alten Yelle and others.
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Salt Lake
RM. E
Seattle
Eee
Finneran and
Adams
Lewis
Kaltio
Thurston
Blaeholder
Anifson
GOK Elinates Gavin From Women’s Tourney
Mrs W A Gavin of New York holder of the metropolitan championship title was eliminated from the ladies open golf tournament at Sandwich England in a match where Miss Cox of Royal and Leitch the British open champion joined in the action Granger Harrison and Bedith Leitch also featured as Joyce Wet defeated Phyllis Read while American Association results from Milwaukee Kansas City and St Paul Minneapolis were listed with no further details.
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Associated Press
Sandwich
England
W. A. Gavin
New York
American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Summer Schedule at Y M C A Sets New Pool Time
The Y M C A summer schedule runs May 22 to Sept 1 adding a men class session and two pool periods for women. The timetable lists varied start times for juniors, employed members, older groups, and busy men with multiple noon and evening slots. Health exams will be offered for both men and women.
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Clase— Bion
Wea
Frisat
Fiabe
Colum
Adams Faces Simonich in Livingston Bout Rumor
Special dispatch reports Livingston boxing buzz over a possible welterweight bout between Jon Simonich of Butte and Joe T. Adams after Adams KO'd Bill Renko in Livingston. Adams expressed willingness to fight Simonich anytime while two local clubs seek terms. Simonich indicated openness if terms are right.
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Standard
Ston
Ring Ns
Livingston
Jon Simonich
Butte
Joe
T. Adams
Bill Renko
Seattle
Adams
Simonich
Morvich Derby Winner From California Stud
Morvich, the 3-year-old colt, famed for the Kentucky Derby victory, was foaled at A B Spreckels Napa ranch. Sired by Runnymede and out of Hymier, he overcame doubts about mile races with strong stamina. Owner Benjamin Black earned 46775 plus 7000 service, Morvich's career total purses reach 162000, including Hopeful Stakes and Pimlico Futurity wins. Morvich began racing in 1921 at Jamaica NY, later sold for 4500. now owned by Benjamin Block of New York. Avispn and Runquoi, Morvich’s brothers, also win races.
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Francisco
Morvich
Napa, Cal
A. B. Spreckels
Runnymede
Hymier
Dr. Leggo
Georgia Girl
Dr. Legge
Emeryville
Cal
Los Angeles
Leggo Morvich
Jamaica
S. 1
Spreckels
Benjamin Block
York
Avispn and
Runquoi
World Champ 15 Homeward Bound
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey returns from Europe and will be contacted by promoter Tex Rickard on arrival. He is expected to be asked to fight Harry Wills or Jess Willard in July or September, or to name an opponent for July 4 or Labor Day if he declines.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Europe
Tex Rickard
Harry “Wills
Jess “Willard
Dempsey
Rickard
Browns Circle Bases 17 Times In Big Win
May 17 report from National Press notes St Louis beating Brooklyn 11 to 0 as Sherdel earns his sixth straight win. Hornsby belts a four-base hit, Toporcer plates a run, and strong support from Grimes and Gordonier aids the onslaught.
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Grimes
Poundee Gordonier
Brooklyn Today
Sherdel
Toporcer
Smith
Fone
Hornsby
St.Louis
Gordonier
Miller
Ainemith
Schaefer Wins Second Block in 1,500-Point Billiards Match
In Chicago on May 17, Jake Schaefer the world balkline billiards champion defeated Welker Cochran 560 to 498 in the second block of their 1,500-point title bout. Schaefer leads 1,000 to 919, with the wal block to be played tomorrow night.
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Basle
Boston
McQuillan
Lansing
Goway
Jones
O'Farrell
Jme Associated Prose
Jake" Schaefer
Welker Cochran
Schaefer
Fou Xether
Murphy Sets Precedent On West Guest Course
Los Angeles May 17 James Murphy, a Beverly Hills speedway racer, ran two laps at an average 120.8 mph on a two mile course, timed by six stopwatches. Speedway officials said it was the first two mile per minute pace on a circular track. Murphy plans to drive the same car at Indianapolis on Decoration Day.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Jimmy Murphy
Beverly Hills Speedway
Speedway
Jimmy
Indianapolis
Butte Rod and Gun Club Holds Annual Shoot At Gregson Springs
The Butte Rod and Gun Club hosts its annual registered shoot under American Trapshooting rules at Gregson Springs over the weekend. The two-day program features multiple events with 100 to 150 targets each day, cash prizes, and Beaty Sporting Goods prizes for top scores. The Beaty and Montana Hardware companies sponsor awards, with plans for meals, targets, and optional state medals.
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Butte Rod and Gun Club
American ‘Trapshooting Association
Gregson Springs
Resi Mgm
Beaty Sporting Goods Company
Montana Hardware Company
Baseball and boxing briefs from coast to coast
The roundup reports Goldie Rapp leaving hospital with the Phillies for Cincinnati after an injury in St Louis. Mike Gibbons knocks out Danny Fagan in Winnipeg. Ray O'Brien moves from Wichita Falls to Denver. Gunner Arnoia loses to Yussel Pernstein in New York. Tiger Plowers defeats Frankie Murphy in Juarez. Washington State beats Washington 10 to 4 in Pullman in a pitchers’ duel with Gardenier Leonard Maloney Friel Bray noting the batteries.
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St. Louis
Goldie Rapp
Philadelphia
Nationals
Cardinals
Cincinnat
Winnipeg
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Danny Fagan
Wichita Falls
Walter Salmon
Gale
Ray O'Brien
Denver
New York
Gunner Arnoia
Yussel Pernstein
Brooklyn
Juarez
Tiger Plowers
Atlanta
Frankie Murphy
New Orleans
Washington State
Asociated Press
Pullman
Wash
Washington Stars
University of Washington
Washington
Gardenier
Leonard and
Maloney
Friel
Bray
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