Strand Slaughtered in No-Hitter Duel at Seattle
Butte slashed Seattle pitcher Paul Strand in a high profile no hit no run duel, losing 30 to 0 as McGinnity dominated Seattle. The series stands 4-2 in favor of Seattle, with McGinnity pitching well and Butte’s Leard struggling amid six errors. Joe Devine leaves Butte, Grant from Tacoma to vie for second base. Hap Morse hoped to be released.
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Seattle
Wash
Butte Slas
Paul Strand
Strand
McGinnity
Butte
Leard
Joe McGinnity
Iron Man
Rein
Montana
Joe Devine
Butte Miners
Inens
Joe McGlonity
Youster
Grant
Tacoms Deen
Hap Morse
AB. Levine
McCarl
Roche
Johnson
Carpenter
Hoffman
Pee i
AB. R
Leara
Murphy
Gardner
Carman
Goldie
Ok Cunningham
Moree
Sullivan
Blake
Hillyard
Levine
McCar
Eckman
William Car
Seattle Giants
Vernon Ryan
Honolulu
Eugene Blake
Joe Levine
Balt Lake City
Intercollegiate stars Berry Meredith train for aviation roles
Philadelphia coverage notes Howard Berry and Ted Meredith offering services to government for aviation training. The piece praises their athletic legacies, recalls Meredith's intercollegiate wins and records, and comments on public reception and lasting impact of their careers.
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Howard Berry
Ted Meredith
Serer
America
Pennsylvania Telay Carnival
Mia'sg
Pennsylvania
Meredith
Penneytwanta Iasi
Hhlas
Philadelphia
Berry
Ser
Carge
Announ
Tran
Gare
Benneyivanie
Anim oGior
Nate
Prinatein
Byra
Aera
Carnivais
Slavea
Ats
Surene
Eames Saath
Athe Arues
Ertranle
Salen
Meray
Boise
Maryan
Seeek Luk
Chicago
Teat Florian
Sveres
Sor Mamas Simmer
Review of the Week in the Big Leagues
New York, May 20 news summary shows Chicago rising to first in the National League while Boston regains American lead after weekend games. New York and Chicago led early week, Brooklyn and Cincinnati also strong. Chicago's pitchers posted seven games with just eight runs allowed. Milwaukee and Louisville jockeyed in the American Association as weather boosts attendance.
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Tacoma
Great Falls
Butte
Spokane
Vancouver
Tao
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia Ne
Cincinnati A A
Boston A
Brooklyn i
Pittsburg
American Association
Pet
Indianapolis
Columbus Aw
Louisville
Kansas
City Art Mu
Iwauke A
Minneapolis
Toledo
Art Bu
San Francisco
Ealt Lake
Oakland Ac
Angeles
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Pat. Moran
Mitchell
McGraw
Schupp
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Yankees
Derritto
Rowlands Shen
Baker
Weaver
Chicago America
Denman Denies Rift Over Goethals Influence
Washington May 20 Denman head of the shipping board vigorously denied senate floor reports of differences with Maj. Gen. George W Goethals manager of the Emergency Fleet corporation He said the board has not abandoned its wooden ship building program noting contracts for 26 wooden ships have already been let and many more will be issued soon
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Denman
Washington
Chassined Denman
The
Shipping Board
Senate
George W. Goethals
Emergency Fleet Corporation
General Goethals
Uture
Earned Run System Wins for Champions
Chicago falls 2 to 1 as Boston pitchers thwarted the world champions with a first inning run on Barry's hit and Hoblitzer's triple. Scott and Mays provide Boston’s late support. Risberg injury may bench Chicago's second baseman.
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Chicago
Mays
Boston
Jim Scot
Barry
Hoblitzer
Scott
Lane
Risberg
J. Scott
Benz
Schalk
Register All In One Day For Military Census
Washington reports preparations to register 10,000,000 young men for military service on June 5. Advices from the war department indicate 42 states are ready to proceed, with nation wide machinery set to conduct the census in a single 14 hour day.
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Washington
War Department
Hutchinson School Superintendent Dies After Illness
S H Wolf, superintendent of Hutchinson city schools, died tonight after a two month illness. He came from Minot North Dakota where he led city schools for 15 years. He had previously served as president of the North Dakota Educational association.
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Hutchinson
Minn
S.H. Wolf
Hutchinson City Schools
Minot
N. D
North Dakota Educational Association
Butte Miners face rough season as lineup shifts spark doubt
The article tracks the Butte Miners' troubled campaign with frequent infield changes, slow arrivals of promised players, and a weak batting line. It notes Spokane’s bid to overtake Butte, Williams’ moves to strengthen the Indians, and improvements hoped from the new sod infield at Hebgen Park. Robby Coltrin returns for the Indians, while McGinnity reshuffles positions, and Eddie Johnson struggles to replicate last year’s power.
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Butte
Vancouver Beavers
McGinnity
Hebgen Park
Nick Williams
Indians
Spokane
Blewett
Albert Zweifel
Portland
Cleveland
Robby Coltrin
Zamlock
McGinnis
Kerns
P Sonnel
Miners
Ginnity
Eddie Johnson
Hillyard
Pall Park
Stymies Abolished In Western Amateur Golf
Chicago May 7 Officials of the Western Golf Association announce a revolutionary rule change for the Western Amateur Championship at Midlothian Country Club July 9 to 14. The stymie is abolished allowing the ball nearest the hole to be played first on putting greens in both medal and match play, ending a long battle to remove the penalty in the popular U S golf game.
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Chicago
Western Golf Association
Midlothian Country Club
United Statell
Nso
Great Britain
Athletics Beat Dairy In Wet Ground Slugfest
The Batteats hessatte athletics defeated the Montana Dairy 12 to 9 yesterday as wet grounds produced a high scoring game. O'Brien pitched five innings for the Athletics without allowing a hit and struck out 10. Batteries Athletics O'Brien Frost and Rolando Dairy Shea Monlock and Ash.
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Hessatte Athletics
Montana Dairy
O'Brien
Athletics
Oid
Frost
Rolando
Dairy
Shea
Monlock
Ash
General fight injures two in Austrian wedding scene
Sam Palo a miner was fatally hurt and his brother Verra Palo seriously injured in a brawl at High Ore terrace early this morning. Deputies arrested John Govan as the melee spread from a wedding celebration to the yard and house. The fight involved about 15 men with women crying and several injured. Sam Palo was thought dying with a possible skull fracture and Verra Palo was in a local hospital.
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Sam Palo
Verra Palo
John Govan
Gam Palo
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Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Officials and School Work
Deer Lodge reporters note County Assessor Beasmont may correct acreage by June 1 per a May 18 state board letter. A Keystone Drug window display showcases public school students’ manual training projects, with praise for Clinton Vandoor Wilsey and Guy Nick. A brief court session punishes vagrant Charley Sterns and slurring recidivist William Spalding, while locals visit relatives and plan travels to Santa Barbara and California for health and relocation. Knights Templars attend Presbyterian services. factory-dress commentary hints at fabric use and garment construction.
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Deer Lodge
W. T. Beasmont
State Board of Bail Insurance
Helena
Keystone Drug Company
Pas
A. Krade
Plec
Clinton Vandoor Wilsey
Guy Nick
Glent Holt
Lloyd Kelsey
George McDaniels
Chandos Wilse Paddie Fitzgerald
Robert Davis
Jack Dunlap
George Riddle
Clinton Rule
Robert Middyng
Edmund Olson
Eugene Crawford
Oscar Enger
Joe Holt
Donald Haven
Garnet Thompson
William Ellason
Max Schmuck
Valston
Charley Sterns
William Spalding
Navy
Spalding
Army
Wolmer Hansen
Anaconda
Telling Blow Struck at German Line
World War I dispatch reports renewed English offensives along the Scarpe and Aisne fronts at daybreak with strong gunfire. British air and anti air fire claim eight enemy planes down. Macedonian front sees repulsed attacks on Kravica hill positions with heavy losses. Near Laffaux French local attacks fail to gain.
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Achivelle
Queant
Scarpe
Aisne
Champagne
Kravica
Cerna
Laffaux
British Attacks Report Progress On Hin denburg Line
London reports after an early morning attack that British troops pushed forward in a new section of the Hin denburg line between Fontaine Les Croisilles and Bullecourt. Fierce fighting, heavy enemy casualties, and several prisoner captures are noted. Hostile raiding near Oppy Wyte- Schade repulsed. raid south of Armentieres successful. Three German aircraft shot down, four others out of control. one observation balloon destroyed. four of our planes missing.
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London
France
Hindenburg
Fontaine Les Croisilles
Bullecourt
Oppy
Wyte- Schade
Armentieres
Italian Front Report Claims Gains Near Gorizia Hill 62
Rome reports on May 20 that Italian forces extended their push north of Gorizia, repelling repeated enemy assaults on Hill 62. The action yielded two four inch guns, two six inch mortars, trench mortars, machine guns, and many arms. They captured 254 prisoners, including four officers, while diversions on the Trentino front failed and an enemy plane was shot down near Feltre.
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Rome
London
Gorizia
Trentino
Feltre
Half Million Coolies Offered for Farm Work
San Francisco May 20 The Chinese Six Companies propose to send 600000 or more Chinese laborers to replace farm workers who join the war effort. They offer to deport them when need ceases and suggest a limited period for bringing in skilled farmers if Congress allows it. The telegram seeks provincial selection of workers. Mary Miles Minter renews Mutual contract at 2400 weekly. she is 15.
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San Francisco
China
World War For Democracy and Humanity
Benevolent Association
Chinese Six Companies
Council of National Defense
United States
Congress of the
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Mount Verne
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Miss Rosenthal
Miss Rothal
Sol Metzger
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Gould
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O'Neill
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Maley
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Foulard and Cloth
Mary Miles Minter
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