Last High School Championship Game in Butte Today
The Bulle and Missoula high school teams meet at Columbia Gardens for the state title in Butte. Missoula's Gish stars in the Interscholastic meet, with Trajnor from Missoula on first, as Butte locals eye a home-ground win.
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Bulle
Missoula
Columbia Gardens
Werson
Helena
Gish
Trajnor
Missoulan
Butte
Catche Gish
Tealaor
Bergland
Peterson
Stone
Gries
Campbell
Clebes
Hamilton
Sheady
Butte—Howse
Verheyen
Wiener
Nissler
Grigg
Plasmore
Shortatan
Kohimpf
Tremblay
Leo
Rovleav
Sullivan Aftermath Builds to Sullivan vs Katehell Fight
Reno May 12 Maurice Pollock, representative of Jack Sullivan, traveled today to Tennessee then to Goldfield to arrange a fight between Sullivan and Katehell. Pollock aims to set the bout for July in Goldfield with Katehell seen as the likely victor over Billy Pankaly Chien next month.
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Reno
Maurice Pollock
Jack
Butte League Team Arrives. First Home Game Near
Russ Hall arrives to arrange logistics for the Butte league team. Manager Tuts Hall and groundkeeper A. Dwyer at Sears promise fast field conditions as the squad prepares for the home opener at 1160 oclock Monday afternoon. Missoula game announced.
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Tuts Hall
Butte
Dwyer
Alavant
Sears
Hall
Gardene
Dog Men to Meet to Plan Coursing Event
A hor fanciers meeting in the Botle district is set for Sunday night at Peter Tengue's place south of town to decide if Low tany dogs will join a coursing event. John Dougherty from Walkeeyie recently kept Chicago tabhil chasers, with others from St Louis Denver and Salt Lake City likely to attend if racing can be arranged. A two day coursing meeting is planned for June TH with decisions expected at tomorrows gathering.
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Botle
Peter Tengue
Peter Tease
John Dougherty
Walkeeyie
Chicago
Iuhey
St. Louis
Mabe
Denver
Salt Lake
Roller Defeats Beell in Two Straight Falls
Roller of Seattle defeated Fréd Beel in two straight falls on May 8 in Seattle. The first bout went 45 minutes, the second finished in five minutes and seconds. The chaotic report also references unrelated events including baseball chatter and theater plans with unclear details.
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Roller
Beell
Seattle
Dr. B. *. Roller
Fréd Beel
American car starts once more on journey
Paing May 2 An Adiapatch to the Matin from Vladivostok dated yeatorday The Amertetar car is thio New York to Taria automobile tee left thie morning The uiitary governor general Curnishint fa delver with papers giving dnalnelions to the Cossacler and Oro village authors to Afford the car avery nonintanee The roade are very muddy and do weather threatening.
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Paing
Adiapatch
Vladivostok
Amertetar
New York-to- Taria
Uiitary
Oro Village
Harkness Again Wins Game With Indians
Spokane report credits Harkness with a dominant pitching performance aiding the Indians in a 5 to 4 win over rival Spokane. Jock Clynas delivered a decisive three-run ninth inning, backing Harkness who pitched through fatigue. Aberdeen later won 0 to 0 as Brinker held off the offense with precise inside work and solid defense.
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Spokane
Wash
Indians
Harkneas
Gespiie
Fellow County
Himelf
Jock Clynas
Thre Laguer
Seatte
Aberdeen
Frary
Boyle
Brinker
Adams
Coy
Jess
Strotch
Harmon
Tacoma Triumphs Over Vancouver 8 to 1 In Contest
In Vancouver May 22 Tacoma defeated Vancouver 8 to 1 as Hickey struggled at nearly every stage. Butler pitched for Tacoma and Kellackey caught. The score shows Vancouver 0 9 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 and Tacoma 0 2 1 0 0 7 0 1 0 with final 8 to 1. Batteries were Hickey Sugden Butler and Kellackey.
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Vancouver
Hickey
Tacoma
Butler
Gail She
AOA
Sugden
Kellackey
National League at Cincinnati baseball game report
National League action from Cincinnati on May 22. The Reds defeated the Phillies with Campbell and McLean and Carey Cravine-Cmslie noted in the box. The lineups included Whilie and Yooth as Philadelphia battery and Cravire-Cmslie pitching for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Tolay
Philadelphia
Campbell
McLean
Wiwhie
Yooth
Cravire
Cmslie
Baseball score roundup from May day games
Fragmented report from Chicago and Brooklyn games notesBrooklyn won by six to five after a ninth inning rally Pittsburgh led 5 0 early and the Pirates names Butteriss Caraniz and Gloson appear with Wilc hela Ryckar McIntyre Bergen and a Ler Umpires O Pay and Jamsom Chicago May 2 Hard hitting in three innings gave locals a easy victory Boston Halversea Browe and Kim Bowerman cited Cyipire Rudderham
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Plushurs
Brooklyn
Piltsburg
Maul Gote
Tittaburg
Werescene Rto
Butteriss —Caraniz
Gloson
Wilchela
Ryckar
McIntyre
Bergen
A Riller
O'Pay
Jamsom
Chicago
Ehard
R. J. Chinago
Boston
Halversea—Browe
Kim Bowerman
Cyipire—Rudderham
Washington Tops Detroit In Tight Early League Action
In Washington May 22 Detroit and Washington played a tight game with Patten driving in runs and Seavey delivering key hits. Pitchers Hattie, Patten and Warner held the others, while Boston connection emerged later in May 22 with a close St Louis contest. Philadelphia weather interrupted play as rain halted proceedings that day.
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Waeningtos
Detroit
Patten
Aetant
Washington
A. Seavey
Bane
New York
Cleveland leads 10 to 6 in event with scorers listed
In the event with Cleveland ahead 10 to 6, scorers include Cleveland players and Philadelphia players with batters and no clear final. Names shown are unclear but include Glarisos, Dyrett and Schrock among others.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cnech
Glarisos Garter
Dyrett
Schrock
Portland Defeats Oakland 9 to 1 in Pacific Coast League
Portland outclassed Oakland 9 to 1 in a May 22 game as Dallas struggled on the mound. Portland pitchers Cellar and Madden held Oakland while Portland’s offense exploded early. In San Francisco a high scoring game saw San Francisco beat Los Angeles 18 to 12 with Henley and Berry among the hitters.
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Portland
Ore
Oakland
Dallas
Madden
San Francisco
San Francisca
RH. Y
Los Angeles
Henley
Ils
Berry
Thorson
Ranfolph
Gasterly
Standings of the clubs in the North Western League
North Western League standings show St Paul and Gangus City 3, Columbus 3 and Louisville 2. Milwaukee 0 and Chicago 0. Toledo 1 and Indianapolis 2. Lincoln 2 and Denver 6. Sioux City 14 and Pueblo 5. Omaha 4 and Des Moines 9.
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St. Paul
Gangus City
Columbus
Columbue
Lauisville
Milwaukee
Miwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Linegly—Lincoln
Denver
Slows City
Sioux City
Pueblo
Omahi
Omaha
Des Moinas
Oakland Track Results May 22 Winners Listed
The Oakland race card for May 22 lists six races. Fern L leads the first five and a half furlongs with Bannatyne and Sir Angus following. Bernarzo tops the next race with Bonheur second. Hidden Hand wins the six furlongs ahead of Darlington. Boggs captures the mile with Eilerd second and Fidney F third. Netting wins the mile and a sixteenth with Jugk Adams and Palemon second and third. Lone Wolf takes the final mile and a sixteenth as Sea Lad and Fairy Street place.
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Oakland
Fern L
Bannatyne
Sir Angus
Bernarzo
Bonheur
Hsther BM
Eix Furlonge
Hidden Hand
Darlington
Boas
mile—Boggs
Eilerd
Fidney F
Netting
Jugk Adams
Palemon
Lone Wolf
Sea Lad
Fairy Street
Belmont Park Race Results May 22
At Belmont Park on May 22, the seven races produced winners including Parkview in the first, Taboo in the second, Eriscilan in the third, Ogemah in the fourth, Tony Bonera in the fifth, and Lord Stanhops in the sixth. Second and subsequent placings listed with varying times for each race.
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Belmont Park
Parkvlew
Colonel Jack
Alsthetic
Taboo
Right Soft
Gliding Belle
Eriscilan
King Cobalt
Roseben
Ogemah
Granta
Dr. Pillow
Tony Bonera
Antaeus
Master Rovert
Lord Stanhops
Bellwether
Druid
Reenlist First Race At Coatsville Kentucky Weekly Meet
Reenlist First race at Coatsville Kentucky on May 22 with Aliee winning in 1 01. Second race Snake Mary wins in 1 1 a. Third race Caolita wins in 1 26 3 5. Fourth race Betella wins in 1 43. Fifth race Impertinence wins in 2 51 1 5. Sixth race Bucket Brigade wins in 1 55 1 f.
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Coatsville
Aliee
Cassowary
Mrs. Sewall
Snake Mary
Mar #letcher
Jon Louis
Caolita
Alle A’ Dale
Apacha
Betella
Banned
Mandelia
Jason
King Esta
Bucket Brigade
Tivolini
Dr. McClver
Entries for Oakland and Louisville Races
Today's entries at Oakland and Louisville list six racing cards with multiple entries per race. Horses, weights, and jockeys appear for each division, including futurity, selling, handicap, and stakes events across both venues. The dense OCR lists names such as Timothy Wen and Confederate at Oakland, and Scintilla and Denver Girl at Louisville, with varied weights and numbers across races.
May Ch Nip Schrossberg Defeats Molaglen In Morning Bout
In cloudy weather with track good, heavy weight champion boxer Alma Roy of the United States Navy boxed Vig Molaglen, NorthWest titleholder, this morning. Schrossberg, a top light heavy candidate, secured the win over Molaglen in a decisive match.
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Alma Roy
Canoplan
Martihoy
Treama
Ch—Pnip Schrossberg
United Staten Navy
Box Vig Molaglen
Neorthwast
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