Kelly Dominates Pitching In Darkened Angdes Win
Kelly limits the Goodfriends to three runs as Angdes win seven and a half innings in a storm delayed game. Sella and Varnadores lead with hits, while Domitrovich and Oldhaber adjust pitching, with fielding errors and wild pitches shaping the score.
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Kelly
Spke McHale
Deiaber
Clothiers
Mart
Sella
Varnadores
Lutrell
Logan
Berry
Wilson
Baker
Nadeau
Aeeond
Oldhaber
R. Domitrovich
Belle
Varnadore
Oldhi
Unit 4
Lutreltkan
Rudy
Jones
Sickey
Sells
Mickey
Latrell
War Hore
Vardadore
Ro Domitrovich
Dette
Dhaber
Teate Dette
Domitrvich
Heaudette Big Mit
Bozeman Club Standings Reported in May Meeting
W E Joliette, longtime court stenographer in the Ninth district at Bozeman, has joined the YM C A secretarial staff. He will serve as secretary to Dr Charles W Harris who is soon bound for the front.
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Yoind
Servic Bozeman
W. E. Joliitte
District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District
Bozeman
Nan Y. MC. A
Charles W. Harris
Front
Morton Sharp in Boston Defeat. Cleveland Wins Series
Guy Morton held Boston to one hit as Cleveland won 1 to 0, taking two of three in the series. The defeat marks Boston’s first home loss of the year. Strunk opened the seventh with a Texas league single over Chapman's head. The game featured early scoring with Roth driving in Chapman after Speaker fouled to White. Washington rallied to four straight wins over Washington later in May. Postponements included Philadelphia-Detroit and New York-Chicago due to rain and wet grounds.
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Boston
Guy Morton
Cleveland
Chapman
Wood
Speaker
Whiteman
Roth
Jos Sailet
Esitne Ratterson
Morton
O*neill
Jones
Bush
Agnew
Philadelphia
New York
Memorial Day Observance in Deer Lodge Plans Simple Ceremony
Deer Lodge on May 23 announces a restrained Memorial Day with no sports or dances. 18 county men will depart for the Ameri can Lake training camp, and veterans and civic groups will decorate graves, parade, and hold exercises at the courthouse. The program includes a parade from the courthouse to the school and lawn exercises led by a local speaker, with public amusements banned.
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Deer Lodge
Wilson
American Lake
Ne of
Iabor Ormanizament
United States National Bank
Atteclock
Sons of Weers Apa
Walitare Coleman
Heroen
Imen
Exer
Bruce. Kremer
Lincoln
John
Walle Sonnont
Kremer
Buttes
Thompagn
Powell County
Amopalyn
Melmville
Daniel B. Herts
Han
Fallow
Cottonwood
Emery
Beterson
Wil
Hicssburg
Elliston
Frank Dougherty
Avon
Ophir
Avon— Creek
Pioneer
Fred Mannix
Fred Mannix. Ad'Lake City At Helmitage
Deer Lodge News Reports Food Admin Meeting and Red Cross Auction
C I Benton, food administrator for Powell county, returned from Helena after attending a meeting of state food administrators with Alfred Atkinson of Bozeman and Herbert Hoover’s associate. A national plan urged Montanans to abstain from wheat products until harvest. Red Cross auction at Ovando drew a large crowd, selling numerous articles at good prices for about 41040. Lunch, dance, and talks followed, with Miss Amelia Eckhart among attendees and Mrs Morrison celebrated fifth wedding anniversary.
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Cirlo
Sons of Veterans
Boy Scouts
Christian Church
C.H. Lorimer
Knights of Pythias
Episcopal
Shuren
William Coleman
Col
Charles P. H. Bielenberg
Helena
K of
Wadsworth
Charles Aspling
Charles
Fourth Engineers
France
John W. Jackson
Marie
Air
Jackson
North Main Street
Red Cross
C'Hapter
Joe Larsen
J. A. Morrow
J.E Coy
George Johnson Jr
KL. Kirkhart
Missoula
Deer Lodge
Benton
Powell County
Alfred Atkinson
Bozeman
Fe Guhen
Representative of Nations
Herbert “Hoover
Waa
He Te Parsons
Mise Soula
Amerenia
K. L’ Kirkhart
J. Rt. Morrison
Mim Amelt Hekhart
Mrs. Morrison
Sresnra
Mesdames Lorin Crum
Hine
Oscer’ Jensen
F. Campbells
Carl Hasdon
George
Hawks Harry Peck
Mise 'Amelia Eck
Iart Misa Myrtle Martin
Messra
John Traverse
Lous Stofter
Teer Lodge Grand Aray
Post
Butte Report Details Elimination Of Members By E W W
Dispatch from Chicago outlines how the Emergency Workmen's Workers Union expelled members who enlisted in the army. Documentary evidence shows several members were dropped for military service. The policy originated at the first E W W convention and was embedded in Article 4, Section 18 of the T W W constitution.
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E. W.W
TW. W
Tww
Eae
Leagues Face War Draft Rules Affecting Baseball
Washington May 23 Provost Marshal General Crowder may require professional players to work or join the army. Baseball and other sportsmen could be affected when cases reach his office after July 1. Detroit and Pittsburgh club leaders warned such orders could disrupt teams, while Seattle officials pledged to suspend baseball to help win the war.
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Washington
Crowder
Baker
Gould
War Department
Detroit
Mich
Frank J. Navin
Detroit ‘Baseball
Donovan
Stanage
Spencer
Jennings
Pittsburg
Ws Eald
John K. Tener
Seattle
Wash
Robert Blewitt
Pacific Coast
International League
Papain
Jurors Weep As Defendant Tells Story In Court
A dramatic trial scene drew a large crowd as the defendant described a growing intimate relationship with a married man. She testified of jealousy, travel to Chicago, and coerced hotel and railway expenses while denying happiness or love in any home. The courtroom buzzed with spectators, many women, as the trial proceeded. Meanwhile a Minneapolis baseball team sale was completed, with local businessmen buying the Minneapolis American Association club from M B Cantillon and taking possession.
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Mra Roberts
Chicago
Vinus
Toberta
Milwaukee
Dr. Roberts
M Roberts
Minneapolis
American’ Association
M. B Cantillon
Gau’ T Cis
Ambault
THREE HITS IN A ROW INNINGS GAME SUMMARY
Baseball news recaps a 14th inning win by New York over St Louis 6 to 4, with Zimmerman and Fletcher doubles andHotke driving in two. Philadelphia tops Pittsburg 3 to 2 as Mayer struggles yet Bancroft errors aid the home team. Strong late innng rally lifts Boston over Cincinnati 4 to 2 as Hearn limits Detroit. Weaver shuts Brooklyn as Chicago wins 7 to 5. Sisler makes two fielding assists in a Detroit series. Plus minor league notes and Pacific Coast results.
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Philadelphia
Mayer
Philadelhia
Maen
Bancroft
Pitteburst
Rt. Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Stayer
Burns
Miller
Sanders
Archer
Blackwell
Ellerhard
Winening
Hearn
J. Smith
Tui
Boston
Cincinnati
Wilson
Eller
Smith
George Sisler
University of Michigan
St. Louis Americans
Detro
Sisler
Ralph Young
Siler
Young
Bert Gallia
Gallia
Eisler
Gedeon
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Mioh' To
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