Slugging Bengals Rally, Beat Tacoma With Silenced Hitting Turmoil
A chaotic Spokane Park double bill featured the Bengals beating Tacoma 7 to 6 after early clashes, with Dutch Reuther shining in relief and Rex Hydorn hammered as Butte’s bats finally broke through. Hydern faltered amid a high error game as leadoff hits piled up, and Brilliance from Levin, Carman, and Thompson kept the Tigers fighting.
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Rex Hydorn
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Ken Williams
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Walter
Roberts
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Johnson
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Smith
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Hares
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Hendrix
Honner
Hydorn
Terson
Peter~son G. Hite
Higdorn
Lefton Boxer
Bush
Fishermen Advertise Weekly River Trip at Big Hole
A notice from a fisher group on South Montana street offers Wednesday and Sunday morning trips to a pumping station on the Big Hole river. The round trip costs $2.00 and participants are expected to return to the party wearing suitable attire.
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Aung Sage Sears
Ted Mose
Rod Snap
South
Montana Street
Big Hole River
Hood Wild Gives Giants Fat Chances In Seattle Opener
Seattle battered Hood as Vancouver pitcher was wild allowing 10 runs. Metvor pitched an excellent game. Score 3.
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Hood
Seattle
Vancouver
Metvor
Unofficial Averages Of The Big Leaguers An Early Baseball Roundup
Jake Daubert tops National League batting at .384 with Brooklyn and several Chicago players among leaders. Tris Speaker leads American League in batting and total bases, while Hall of Fame era stats appear for pitchers. Outlined are league leaders, standings, and upcoming schedule notes including a postponed Idaho Whitman meet due to wet track.
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Oseikandiehner
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Morton
Plank
St. Louis
Neing Snut
Whitman College
Idaho
Whitman
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Dell
Rowe
Meyers
Hendrix
Seaton
Archer
Paso High to Open as State of the Art School
Paso High SeHO El Paso Texas gains a new flagship building shaped as a right angle 300 feet long and 83 feet wide with a stadium in front for 10 000 seats tunnels connect the stadium to gymnasiums beneath the school an auditorium seats 7 000 and the campus includes shops kitchens and a model bungalow wireless tech used to light and extinguish gas lamps in Germany.
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Texas
Dispatches
Wisconsin’s Macks Sets World Discus Record at Meet
Archie Macks of Wisconsin broke his own world mark with a 155 feet 8 inches discus throw at a meet against Illinois, topping the previous record by 9 feet 8 inches. In Moscow, Idaho, Purdy's ninth inning homer lifted Idaho to a late win.
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Muaiton
Archie Macks
University of Wisconsin
University of Ilinois
Ach
Moscow
Idaho
Purdy
University of Idaho
Brse
Hundreds of Base Ball Fans Plan Butte Doubleheader
Fans from Helena Missoula Dillon Anaconda and other towns rally for a Butte doubleheader. A special Great Northern train to bring 375 Helena fans plus 75 to 100 from Dilton is arranged. Attendance capacity set at 4800 with plans to expand bleachers to 5800 if warmer weather arrives.
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Missoula
Dillon
Anaconda
Helena
Great Northern
Butte
Union Association
Capital City
LM. Rheem
C. H. Fortman
Four records fall as Dartmouth wins New England meet
In Springfield Mass May 20 Dartmouth College won the annual New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association meet with four new records. Holy Cross Andrew B Kelley posted 100 yard dash in 4 5 seconds and 220 yard dash in 22 45 seconds. Bowdoin W A Savage cleared 22 yard high hurdles 24 85 seconds. L H Worthington Dartmouth broad jump 24 feet 3 inches but wind spiked the record.
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Mass
Dartmouth College Today
New England
Andrew B. Kelley
Holy Cross
W. A. Savage
Bowdoin
L. H. Worthington
Dartmouth
Cobb Strikes Out Twice In Tight Detroit New York Tilt
New York edged Detroit 2 to 1 as Caldwell, in his first home start, left with a finger injury after catching a return on the end of his digit. Cobb fanned twice in key moments and Detroit failed to convert late chances.
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New ¢ York
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Caldwell
Walters
Cobb
Cunningham, Boland and Stanage
Love
Fisher and
Butte Champion Swimmer Challenges Casey Brothers
Sharrock, Montana’s top swimmer, issues a general challenge to all comers. He agrees to a 100 yard race against Daniel Casey for $50 a side with a five second head start. Casey and his brother are invited to meet at the Standard office in Butte Wednesday night at 8 o'clock to sign up.
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Sharrock
Montana
Casey Brothers
Standard
Butte
John
BIG SIX COMES BACK WITH AIR-TIGHT GAME
New York defeats St Louis 4 to 1 to extend its winning streak to 10 games. Mathewson pitched for the Giants, with Merkle and Burns driving in key runs in the second inning. Batterie details note the New York victory over St Louis by a late surge.
Demaree Lasts Nine as Phils Top Pirates 6 1
Pittsburg fell to Philadelphia 6 to 1 with Demaree fanning nine, kept safe except in the fourth when three Pittsburg hits produced a run. Adama left after three scores on a pass and hits, Miller finished the first game. Batteries Demaree Burns Adams Miller Cooper Gibson. Today’s schedule lists Boston at St Louis, New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago. Irrigation projects in India would involve about 10 006 000 acres.
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Cooper and Gibson
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