Britons Jubilant Over Golf Results In Sandwich England
In Sandwich on May 21 Britons hailed progress as American contenders fell in the British amateur golf championship. Charles W. Evans of Chicago and Harold Weber of Toledo were eliminated in the fourth round. C B MacFarlane of Scotland defeated Evans with an 81 on the first nine holes, then won four up and two to play. Harold H Hilton, defending champion, lost in the fourth round to Edward Blackwell of St Andrews. Hutchison of Royal and Ancient Club beat Weber 6 up 4 to play. Tubbs of Littlestone upset Culmet yesterday but was eliminated today.
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Chicago
Harold Weber
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Cecil K. Hutchison
Royal and Ancient Club
St. Andrews
Hutchison
Harold H. Hilton
Edward Blackwell
H. S. B. Tubbs
Littlestone
Francis Culmet
Beavers blank Oakland as Portland wins third straight
Pacific Coast League game in San Francisco today saw Portland overpower Oakland 8 to 0. Krause and Fisher pitched for Portland with Geyer, Ramey and Mitze catching for Oakland. Beavers extend win streak to three with strong batting and solid defense, securing the shutout victory.
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L A Schoolboy Pitcher Ehmke Wins 11th Inning Run
Los Angeles May 21 Howard Ehmke, the city’s schoolboy pitcher, won his 11 inning game by singling in the final inning to score Moore for the only run. Both teams fielded spectacularly. Score San Francisco 9, Los Angeles 1. Batteries Fanning Clarke Phmke Boles.
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Howard Ehmke
Moore
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Phmke
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Venice Repeats Win Over Sacramento 4 to 1
Sacramento fell 4 to 1 as Venice rallied in the eighth inning to seal the victory. Gregory pitched well until the decisive frame, when Venice produced three hits and added two runs. Batter details include Deccanniere Bliss Gregory and Hannah.
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Spokane Indians hammer Victoria pitchers for 9 to 4 win
In Victoria British Columbia on May 21 the Spokane Indians broke open a tight game with eight runs in the sixth inning to defeat Victoria 9 to 4. Hughes struggled early for Victoria while Coveleskie delivered solid pitching after the delay. Batteries Trughes Gregg Coveleskie and Shea for Spokane and McKenry Driscoll Chapman and Carney for Victoria.
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Portland Beats Tigers Behind Kaufman Six Inning Stop
Portland defeated Detroit by scoring five runs off pitcher Kaufman in six innings aided by several Tigers errors. Tacoma managed only six runs total. Batteries Kaufman Kraft and Harris Jones and Murray.
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Vancouver Rally Secures Fourth Straight Victory in May Action
Vancouver BC May 21 a sensational sixth inning rally produced six runs sealing the champions fourth consecutive win Hall and Reardon were driven from the game Brinker made a spectacular catch on Martinoni a short fly over second base The batteries were Reardon Dell Cadman Hall Harstad Doty and Grindell.
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Martinoni
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Harstad
Doty
Grindell
Murray Beats McCoy In Ten Round Middleweight Bout
New York May 21 Bill Murray of California defeated Al McCoy of Brooklyn who claims the middleweight championship in a slugging 10 round fight Murray pressed the pace and both fighters suffered punishment with each showing a closed eye in a closely contested bout.
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al McCoy
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Montana boxer seeks return bout with Paddy O Hearn at130
George Zeigler a Montana boxer seeks a comeback by fighting Paddy O Hearn at 130 pounds. He invites interested promoters to contact the Standard for arrangements.
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Paddy O’hern
Rovers to Meet Parnells in Anaconda Gaelic Clash
The Emmets of Butte second team and the Emeralds of Anaconda second team face off in Anaconda on Sunday. Butte fields the Rovers and Anaconda the Parnells in this Gaelic football contest.
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First Meeting Set Between Rival Second Teams
The two second teams have not met this season despite multiple clashes by the first teams. This will mark the initial encounter between the second squads as they prepare for upcoming competition.
Dillon and Moha Near Signing For Butte Show
Jack Dillon and Bob Moha are nearly signed for the upcoming Butte boxing card on June 13. Dillon has accepted terms and Moha is expected to do so this week. Dillon fights Battling Levinsky in Indianapolis on May 28, a top card before the speedway race. If Dillon defeats Moha, a match with Young Norton is planned following their recent Kansas City bout.
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Federal League Reaches Thriller as Anderson Delivers Win
In Buffalo on May 21 Indianapolis suffered a ten inning loss as pitcher Anderson scored the winning run in the tenth by a deep center hit after Blair singled. Batteries Mosely Anderson and Fariden Moran and Blair. Ten innings.
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Qu rise to win as Baltimore tops Chicago 3 2 in thriller
Baltimore beats Chicago 3 to 2 after a rough first inning. Quinn allowed four hits and two walks with a wild pitch, then settled to shut out the visitors, while Hendrix and Wilson split catching duties and Russell lined up at second.
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Packard Shuts Brooklyn as Kansas City Wins 8-2
In Brooklyn on May 21 Packard allowed only five hits while Kansas City defeated Brooklyn 8 to 2. Lafitte was hit hard in the fourth inning. The line score shows Kansas City bats and fielding details, with Packard and Wasterly pitching and Lafitte Chapple and Laird handling duty for Brooklyn.
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St Louis Beats Pittsburg 10 to 5 In Hit Hard Contest
Pittsburg and St Louis clashed with strong hitting as Pittsburg claimed a 10 to 5 victory behind 29 safe hits including six for extra bases. Keupper, Herbert, Chanman, Adams, and Kerr were the battery pairing in the slugfest. Same teams on the schedule today.
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H. EB
Real estate transfers in Butte listings
Butte land and investment company sold to Joe Podervina a portion northwest quarter of section 31 township 3 north range 7 west for 1. Lewis Jenkins sold undivided one fourth interest to Ed Shone in National and Little Fred lode for 1. George W. Bowen sold to Nellie M. Clapp lots 83 and 34 in Gallatin addition for 1. Thomas McNichola sold lots 15 and 16 in McQueen addition to Joe Junick for 1. Hamilton sold northwest quarter of section 32 township 33 north range 7 west to Martha T. Sypher for 1. Guardian of John R. Corry, a minor, sold one twelfth interest in lot 12, block 66, Butte, to Arthur V. Corry for 75. Arthur V. Corry sold lot 18, block 66, Butte, to Charles E. Pearce for 1.
National training school for women organizers proposed
The National Women's Trade Union league leads a movement to establish a national training school for women organizers. The aim is to place trained organizers in the field to organize women workers across trades and occupations.
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National Women's Trade Union League
McCarthy Draws McAllister Boosts Prospect in Butte Boxing
Tommy McCarthy who boxed Bob McAllister to a draw in the Holland arena Wednesday night has no definite plans for the near future. He and manager Irslinger are weighing a Denver offer to meet Dick Gilbert and may box in Great Falls next month. Referee McIntosh praised McCarthy’s performance, noting his youth and potential though he needs more experience and to improve the left hand and follow up.
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Denver
Dick Gilbert
McCarthy
Great Falls
Montana
Lem Kegge
Jimmy Carroll
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Howard Chapman
Slick Merrill
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Butte
Kegg
Stop Thief Time Advertising Boosts Quick News Intake
An editorial praise of daily newspaper advertising argues it saves readers time by presenting world events and needs at a glance. It frames ads as a warning to time wasters, urging efficient decisions and rapid access to opportunities.
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