Opening Day Baseball in Butte Delayed by Weather
The Butte baseball season kicks off at Columbia Gardens at 3 30 with A C M and the Clark team contending for the inaugural honor. Mayor Cocking will attend and throw the first ball. Medal presentations for Mines league winners and appearances by Arthur Mele tie the ceremony together. New faces join A C M and Clark lineups as showers have hindered practice and final lineups will be announced shortly before game time.
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Psychology for the Challenger at Carpentier Camp
An Associated Press report from Anheassat describes Georges Carpentier’s training camp in Jersey City with Descamps and Wilson using posters and psychology to shape the European champion’s mindset. The piece notes calm preparation, a controlled routine, and confidence in victory, with glimpses of the boxing plan and tempering treats during rest week.
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ATHLETIC SLAM WHLE FROM SLAG ATHLETIC SLAM WHLE
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 11 to 8 at May 21 in Philadelphia, breaking Wis Toning streak with lead in third inning. Relievers Senwald Morton hold after early rally. Keefe Perry and Per kine combined in defeat. Detailing show battery lines and late inning scoring amid heat.
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Harvard Beats MIT In Varsity Rowing On Charles
Harvard outrowed Massachusetts Institute of Technology by three lengths over the one mile course in 9 minutes. Harvard and Tech second eights dead heated in 10 minutes 18 seconds. Harvard defeated Yale by three lengths in 18 minutes 8 seconds.
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Name to Be Declared If Carpentier Dempsey Goes 12
Tex Rickard plans to appoint judges Jim Jeffries Lord Lon Gale and Jim Corbett to decide the bout if it reaches the 12 round limit under New Jersey law. The principals may accept a judges decision to settle wagers and avoid a knockout.
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Rivers High Affect Weekend Fishing in Area
Weather keeps rivers high and fishing mixed with reports of large rainbow trout at Malden, Melrose, and Madison River. Game Wardens order arrest for unlicensed fishing as deputies stop licenses sales along rivers and creeks. Notable anglers include Rev George McDougall who praised fishing, and R R Rathbone who joined a Dillon trip to Great Falls. Fishing remains variable across Divide, Maidenrock, Glen, Melrose, Lima and surrounding streams with some big catches reported in sloughs and high water.
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Corktown Bobcats beat Pearl Street Tigers in 12-9 romp
Amateur baseball notes say the Corktown Bobcats defeated the Pearl Street Tigers 12 to 9 at Pearl 1L grounds. Woods and performed for the winners while O Leary and Gallagher toed the Tigers battery. The Bobcats hold a standing challenge for games with teams under 14. The Dublin Gulch Athletic Club and Meaderville Young Men’s Club meet this afternoon on Meaderville diamond with strong rooters expected.
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Americans Take Nine Of Twelve In Golfer Contest At Hoylake
The Associated Press reports Americans swept the foursomes and most singles at Hoylake England, with 9 of 12 matches won. Bobby Jones showed elite driving and putting while Chick Evans lost to Cyril Tolley four up with three to play. The British struggled with putting as the Americans demonstrated clear superiority ahead of next week’s title clash. The field included stars from Atlanta and Chicago as medals and titles are contested.
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Braves Rally In Eleventh Inning To Edge Giants
Boston wins in 11th as Beaton scores on Gibson single after Holke double and Ford sacrifice. Cincinnati’s Browser homers twice but leaves due to toe injury. Pirates sweep in Brooklyn scoring 13 to 6 powered by Glazner and Zinn. Chicago beats New York 5 to 2 with Tyler O’Farrell in pitching mix. St Louis crushes Philadelphia 18 to 3 behind Fournier and Wright Stone, amid five errors by Philadelphia.
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Women's Bowling Championship Draws Large Crowds
Enthusiasts pack the arena during the week of June 6 to 11 as teams compete in the women s bowling championship. Scores improve steadily with each match, reflecting growing skill and interest in the event.
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Two Hundred French Boxers Booked for Lapointe Title Fight
In Mt Pree May 21 two hundred French fighters have booked places for the Lapointe championship match against Carpentier the French Jack Dempsey in Jersey The French touring bureau arranged by the government has guaranteed sailing of the Leopoldina hoping that enough others will be found by June 1 to make the venture pay.
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Princeton Wins Triangular Race At Cayage Inks Meet
Princeton triumphed in a triangular rowing race at Cayage Inks, finishing first with 10 34 while Cornell 10 47 and Yale 10 08. Cornell led early before cramps and misfortune by Kells cost them the lead, Princeton pulling ahead and holding two lengths over Cornell and six over Yale. Cornell won the freshman race by five boat lengths ahead of Yale, with Princeton third. In boxing news Johnny Rad of Pittsburgh scored a newspaper decision over Shiny Dundes in a welterweight bout.
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Dempsey Works to Perspiration Before Fight
Clipped text shows a garbled note about Dempsey training and perspiration, mentioning trainer Jack Custerd and an unspecified hour count, with unclear details about a forthcoming bout and preparations. The fragment emphasizes fitness effort and timing without clear results or dates.
Harvard Negro Athlete A Hero at Tigers Meet
Harvard’s Surdin, a standout Negro athlete, powered the Crimson to tie the meet with Stevenson as he edged ahead in the 220 yard dash. Chapin placed third and Harvard held the lead after a strong two mile, 880 yard, and hurdle showing as the Tigers trailed 0 to 8 at stadium events. Minneapolis Kansas City te
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