Renfro Wins Two Day Butte Rod and Gun Shoot Honors
Renfro topped the two day registered shoot at the Butte Rod and Gun Club in Gregson with 240 of 250 targets. P H O'Brien was close with 239, Poore 236, and Drumgoole tied for a later honor. Renfro plans to travel to Yakima for the Washington state shoot May 28 to 31 with a strong chance to win the $100 event.
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Resolution Seeks Daily Star Spangled Banner in House
Washington May 22 A resolution directs that The Star Spangled Banner be sung after the chaplain's prayer in the house Rep Appleby Republican New Jersey introduced the measure. In cold north an American agricultural export foresees Arctic Canada offering opportunities for sheep cattle Siberian alfalfa and fruit due to extreme cold.
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Dempsey loses sparring partners as Clifford quits camp
Jack Dempsey suspended training in Atlantic City due to lack of sparring partners for his world title fight with Georges Carpentier. Jack Clifford, a heavy in camp, left after six days claiming rough handling, leaving only two sparring partners available for the sessions.
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Carpentier Ready to Begin Training for Dempsey Bout
Georges Carpentier and manager Francois Descamps prepare for the world heavyweight title clash with Jack Dempsey. Carpentier, after arrival from France, will start light work tomorrow with heavy sessions in the afternoon. An article notes their 100,000 franc premium against a falling franc and Lloyds agreeing to cash dollars at 15 francs.
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AMERICANS BAT WITH VENGEANCE AND SHIFTS IN Baseball
Reports from May 22 describe New York pulling ahead with a 6 to 1 late lead after Mays homered and a seventh inning score, Shawkey pulled in by Cleveland, and other baseball results including Falk’s homer giving the White Sox a 6 to 2 win, Coveleskie shutting out Boston, and Horemans winning a billiards match.
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Pittsburg Ends Game With Four Late Home Runs
Pittsburg won the opener behind four late inning homers and Cooper’s seventh straight victory. R headed by Iace Reed and Whitaker, Burns and Carey supplied key hits as New York collapsed. Snyder hit his fourth homer in the ninth as Pittsburg held on for an 8 to 6 win. Batteries: Cooper, Skiff, Barnes, Sallee, Toney, Snyder. Also Chicago beat Brooklyn 6 to 4 in twelve innings. Portland-Los Angeles rain postponed.
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Pittsburg and New York Lead Pennant Race
Pittsburg and New York pull ahead in the National League pennant chase as Chicago moves to third by beating Brooklyn. Detroit strengthens American League position with hard hitting while Cleveland clings to a slight lead. Cooper is battered as Pirates win amid large crowds and renewed timely hitting. The Reds and Giants struggle, with Brooklyn pitchers limited by strong offense from rivals last week.
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Baseball clubs play on Sunday in South Dakota
Sunday games were held in the South Dakota Baseball League despite a supreme court ruling that Sunday admissions are illegal. About 3,500 spectators paid for grandstand seats while hundreds stood on the sidelines as Sioux Falls beat Watertown one to nothing.
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Ninth Inning Rally Upsets Pennant Winners In Butte
In the opening game of the Mines baseball season at Butte, the Clarkes erased a 7-5 deficit in the ninth inning after Carr yielded a string of hits. Rainy weather drew a brave crowd as A. C. M. and Clarke clubs battled with dramatic rallies, pennant trophies exchanged amid ceremonies from local officials, and Sammy Tremblay sparked late offense.
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