Main bout in Butte features Gordon versus La Hood in bantam clash
Jackie Gordon of Murray Utah signs for a 12 round bantamweight main event at the Broadway theater in Butte on June 3 against Dixie La Hood of Butte. The card includes Buster Brandon Lew Mehelich Young Lundy and others with popular prices set at 2 for ringside 1.50 lower floor and 1 for remaining seats. Tickets go on sale at leading stores early next week.
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Butte
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Young Lundy
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Philipsburg
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Ja Hood
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Lexion Gym
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Briggs Quote Sparks Expectation Across Circle
A fragmented note recalls encouragement from Briggs and a later reference to a spouse’s support, suggesting widespread interest and approval among friends and allies for a planned action or event. The text hints at shared anticipation within a social circle.
Famous Cornell Quarter Loses Battle in Tucson
Charles Barrett, 30, Cornell all American back in 1914 and 1915, died in Tucson after health battles. He came from Los Angeles seven months ago, was a Cornell 1916 graduate in mechanical engineering, served as a navy ensign in World War I, and leaves a wife and two daughters. Body to be transported to Itsburg for interment.
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Charles
Chuck” Barrett
Cornell
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Frenchman Quits Training For Day Before Gibbons Fight
Georges Carpentier and his camp paused May 22 in Michigan City Ind shedding intensity for a rest day before the May 31 clash with Tommy Gibbons. He walked the beach played a baseball game and planned two rounds with Soldier King and Jack Taylor plus bag work and shadow boxing. Gibbons remained in peak condition and is expected to weigh about five pounds more than his foe.
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Jack Taylor
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Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
CAMERA TO DECIDE RACES AT HARVARD
The intercollegiate A A A A authorized a film company to film the track events at Harvard stadium for the May 30 and 31 meet. The movies will be official and can settle disputes from close finishes, marking the first use of mechanical film review in intercollegiate A A A A history.
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New York
Harvard Stadium
Association
Metropolitan Upset by Outsider Laurano at Belmont
Oakride stable’s yearling Laurano, a rank outsider at 6 to 1, won the Metropolitan handicap opening at Belmont Park by eight lengths over Bramadale with Rialto third. Major Belmont favorite Ordinance faded to fifth. Mad Hatter Klondyke Martingale and Brainstorm also ran as Laurano earned $9,150 and the mile was run in 1 38 1 3.
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Rancocas Stable
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Rialto
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McTigue Receives $160000 Tulsa Bout Offer
In Kansas City on May 22 an offer of 160000 to light heavyweight champion Mike McTigue for a 16 round bout in Tulsa on Labor Day was telegraphed to manager Paddy Mullen. Promoter Barry McCormack announced the bid.
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Tulsa
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American Association Scores and Standings Fragment
Incomplete scoreline fragment shows Kansas City 3 fiencapeile 4 Columbus 1 Indianapo Milwaukee 1 St. Paul 2 Toledo 2 Louisville appears as a partial listing of game results with unclear team names and missing context.
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Fiencapeile
Columbus
Indianapo
Song of the Ivory Hunters and Open Contest For Boxing and Golf
Grantland Rice surveys talent hunts in baseball and boxing. He weighs Carpentier versus Gibbons and notes timing myths, then shifts to golf prospects in the Open with Hagen and Sarazen, stressing concentration, relaxation, and the challenge of 72 holes.
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Ivory Hunters
Outdoor Movement Gains Momentum At National Conference
In Washington on May 22 President Coolidge led a national conference on outdoor recreation to promote wildlife protection and public access to nature. He urged coordinating national resources, moving children from alleys to open spaces, and expanding outdoor life through organized, sustained effort with 17 committees appointed to pursue post conference aims.
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Washington
National Capitol
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National Conference On Outdoor Recreation
White House
Congress
Wallace
Agriculture Deartment
Roosevelt
Navy
Washington State Tops Gonzaga In Ninth Inning Rally
Washington State College won 4 to 3 at Gonzaga after a seventh inning three run burst featured doubles by Hatrupp and Receconi and bunts by Meloney Rotchford and O'Hara. Gonzaga led 3 1 in the seventh before WS C tied it in the eighth on Allen's single and an error, then four hits and a bunt produced the final runs in the ninth.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Washington State College
Gonzaga University
Weingarten
Collegians
Hatrupp
Receconi
Meloney
Rotchford
O'Hara
Cougars
Vandals Triumph Over Oregon In Idaho Baseball Duel
University of Idaho won 11 to 7 in the second game of a two game series at Moscow. Idaho capitalized on Oregon errors and heavy hitting with Latham Sorby and Pitzke homers and La Shellle driving in two, creating an early substantial lead.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
University of Oregon
Oregon
Latham and Sorby
Pitzke
Lashelle
Genaro and Mayberry Battle Ends In Draw In Toronto
Frankie Genaro, United States champion, and Howard Mayberry of Duluth and Hamilton fought ten rounds to a draw in Toronto. Genaro weighed 114 percent and Mayberry 116 percent.
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Toronto
Frankie Genaro
United States
Howard Mayberry
Duluth
Hamilton
Genaro
Mayberry
Baseball Schedule From Modern Day Preview
National League games include Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at St. Louis. American League matches feature Chicago at Washington, St. Louis at Philadelphia, and Detroit at New York, with Cleveland at Boston also listed.
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Igat
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Boston
Pittsburg
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Cleveland
Baseball scores from Washington to Detroit May 22
St Louis tied for second by beating Washington 3 to 1 as Wingard out pitched Zachary. New York Americans beat Cleveland 6 to 3 with Meusel home run and Burns extending hitting streak. Chicago beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 to even series. Boston lost to Detroit 6 to 5 after a late Detroit rally.
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Boston
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Ruel
Baseball Scores From Three Cities Reported
In Salt Lake San Francisco pitcher batteries were Scott Griffin and Agnew Singleton Jenkins Cook. Sacramento Los Angeles 2 6 9 0 0 0 Batteries Duovich Ramsey Billings Hughes Thompson Koehler. Los Angeles Seattle 8 8 24 Seattle 3 Batteries Greeee Beiwint Shellenback Hannah. Oakland Batteries Schroeder Qeary Boehler Baker Oakland 4 2 2 0 0 0.
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Dodgers Garner Game in Fourth
In Pittsburgh on May 22 Vance hit a solo homer with a man aboard and Wright failed to turn a double play on Fournier’s grounder, enabling Brooklyn to score four in the fifth and beat Pittsburgh 4 to 2 in the Series opener. Cooper drove in both Pittsburgh runs in the second inning. Box: Brooklyn 000 040 000 4 Pittsburgh 020 000 000 2. Batteries Vance Deberry and Gooch Cooper and Gooch.
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Detroit
Haney Hellmann
Pratt
Cobb
Eazell
Borcon
Pillette
Holloway
Stoner
Bassler
Fuhr and
Picinich
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Vance
Wright
Fournier
Dodgers
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Pittsburgh
Cooper
H. EB
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Cooper and
Gooch
Phillies Take Opener as Cardinals Misplay Early
Poor fielding by St. Louis cost them the first game of the series against Philadelphia, 4 to 1. Cy Williams drew three walks. Phillies manager Art Fletcher received a watch from Collinsville fans. Score Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 1. Batteries Carlson Henline Sotheron Dyer Gonzales.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Sce Ae
Cy Williams
Art Fletcher
Phillies
Collinsville
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Philadelphia
Carlson
Henline Sotheron
Dyer
Gonzales
New York Beats Reds In Untidy Tight Game
New York won a hard fought, poorly played contest against Cincinnati to move back into second in the league race. Both sides used three pitchers. Final score New York 7 Cincinnati 4. Batteries Ryan Oeschger Barnes Snyder Luque Sheehan Harris Wingo.
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Cincinnati Reds
R. H.E
Ryan
Oeschger
Barnes
Snyder
Luque
Sheehan
Harris
Wingo
Chicago Wins First Game As Aldridge Shuts Boston
Chicago beat Boston 6 to 2 in the series opener behind Vic Aldridge who held the visitors to two earned runs after a troubled inning. Barnes wildness helped Chicago's offense pile up hits and score in bursts. Batteries Barnes McNamara Batchelder Benton ONeill Aldridge Hartnett.
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O'Neill
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