Johnson Wins Ninth Straight As Washington Tops Detroit 2 1
Walter Johnson pitched five hits allowed and a steady defense as Washington defeated Detroit 2 1 at Navin Field in front of a record crowd. Shanks opened the scoring for Detroit with a fifth inning run, while Cobb's daring base running produced the Red Wings’ lone tally.
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Los Angeles Angels sweep Portland in twin bill on Venice grounds
Pacific Coast League report notes Los Angeles pitching a no hit no run morning game 6 0 and an afternoon 6 2 victory at Venice as the Angels take five of seven in the series. Lineups include Reaves Hatteriesitvan Burrows Brooks and Willams contributing to a high scoring day as Portland struggles with errors and timely hits. Other scores list Sacramento Wichita Topeka and Denver franchise results with multiple city matchups and standings.
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Giants and Dodgers Surge as Cubs Struggle in NL Race
MGRAWS REVIEW notes Giants and Dodgers boosting form while Cubs falter in a week of national league play. Boston improves under Stallings, Pirates show promise, and Brooklyn and Philadelphia gain ground. Mets of late season pennant chase shift with pitching woes plaguing Chicago and strong showings by Dahlen and the Giants.
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Red Sox suffer injuries but still boast strong season
113, by John J. Mea, notes the Red Sox enjoy one of their best seasons with luck on their side. American leaguers say there were few injuries to regulars and the club benefitted from favorable breaks. The Athletics appear top in the league, with Connie Mack's squad set for continued success as players perform well and look sharp.
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Pocatello Shooter Wins At The Traps
The second shoot for the Phy was held yesterday May 1. Two shooters were kept away by bad weather but there was good shooting. J N McLaughlin of Pocatello carried off the honors in Event No 1 for the Du Pont trophy. Event No 3 for the Twohy medal was won by Walker Smith Witbushby Goddard Weatherwax Howeverseeeses Leck McLaughl and Crawford 222 final shoot. The state tournament will be at the Butte race track Aug 2 under the Montana trap shooters. All amateurs are eligible to shoot for all purposes.
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Ritchie's Manager Announces Match For Ritchie
Seattle May 1 Willie Ritchie world light weight champion and Jose Rivers Mexican have been matched to fight in San Francisco on the Fourth of July, per Ritchie's manager. Negotiations with McCarey failed to secure the home-town offer, Nolan stating Ritchie will fight in San Francisco as agreed, regardless of Rivers.
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Associated Press
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Vernon Arena
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Flying Fox Wins Stake From Flying Footsteps
Flying Fox, the Kissock Bros entry, proved the fastest on the coursing field by winning the 12-dog puppy stake final against Flying Footsteps. The event drew a good crowd with smooth rabbit runs. judge was W H Smith.
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Pacific Street Juniors Defeat Bunker Hill Boys in Rainy Contest
Undaunted by rain, Pacific Street Juniors shut out Bunker Hill, 7 to 0, at Pacific Street grounds Centerville. Battery for winners Shea and Leahy, for losers Treleaven and Shea. Shea struck out 12, Treleaven eight. next Saturday Missoula Avenue team plays on the same lot. John Kane, business man, heads to Pocatello on a business trip.
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Coppers Open North Trip to Great Falls in Series
The Copper hockey players head for Great Falls with one game shy of 560, aiming to start the season there. Manager Merkle notes tough mud and a muddy field, plus a strong but uneven series against Butte, with Moran from Denver among 13 traveling players and Oriet back in infield duties.
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Vigilantes win again in slugging fest at Ogden
Ogden Utah May 1 Melena led a slugging showdown as the Vigilantes beat Ogden 10 to 6 in the final game of the series. Both teams produced flashy hits but costly errors in the eighth doomed Ogden’s rally.
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Schimpff Drives In Tenth Inning Run for Tecals
May 18 Salt Lake Tecals beat Missoula 4 to 3 as Schimpff homered on the first pitch of the tenth inning. Dressen pitched his first game of the season and contributed a clutch single in the ninth to tie the score. Sensational fielding by Schimpf and Spencer highlighted the final frame.
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Pendleton Falls In Ninth Inning Standings
Missoula and Pendleton battled to a tense finish with late scoring, highlighted by multiple two-base and three-base hits. Notable players include Tobin Bauer Huels Gant and Roberts, with pitching from Dressen Maloney and Bohan. The game lasted two hours with key defensive plays including a double play sequence from Brooks to Pendleton to Schimpff to Bauer to McClain.
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Gambling charged at Dorais saloon on East Park Street
Patrolman Whitman swept into Dorais saloon last night and found gambling in progress on a green cloth. Fred Foisey J A Swanson Andrew Jackson and Louis Gifford denied the charge saying they were just toasting drinks. All four posted 50 dollar bonds and were released. Levi Amat MacDougall, 17 years 19 months, died at J R Robinsons residence on West Granite Street. Pho body to Langdon North Dakota for burial tonight.
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