Clarks Edge A C M In Mineshow Duel At Clark Park
In front of about 1500 fans at Clark park Neéssis the Clarks beat A C M 1 to 0 in seven innings. Thornton of USC won the pitching duel over Rube Lewis as Clarks manufactured the lone run in the second inning on Delbarba’s advance and Walsh’s bobble. Keeley and Delbarba produced Clark hits while Lewis walked three and Thornton issued one free pass as both clubs failed to muster more than three hits.
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Mr. Pluvius
Butte
Clark Park
Neéssis
Thornton
Lewis
Clark
University of Southern California
Clarks
Rube Lewis
Denver
A. C. M. Gang
Champs
Frannie” Walsh
Doc Tremblay
Trem Way
Delbarba
Martin
Keeley
Jimmy Chariton
Tait
Short
Walsh
Charlton
Lang
Tremblay
Matthews
McGeehan
Henry
Char Ltom
Leng
Boyer
Conrad
Wade
Long
Chariton
Smith
Colbert
Johnson
New
Neesiveeeke
Smitch
Chisholm
Hickey
Will Bartley Madden Heavyweight Bout Postponed
The Harry Will Bardley Madden heavyweight match is postponed for at least ten days after Queensboro A C officials failed to lift the fire department ban on the arena. The state athletic commission announced the delay following word from Queensboro officials that the fight cannot be staged next Monday in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry Will-Bartley Madden
Storm
Queensboro A. C
Fire Department
Queensboro Stadium
New York State
State Athletic Commission
Queensboro
Marion Hollins Wins Women’s Metropolitan Golf Title
Marion Hollins of West Brook club Long Island captured her third women’s metropolitan golf championship, defeating veteran Mrs. J L Anderson six and five in the 36 hole final at Cherry Valley course Garden City May 23.
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Miss Hollins
Associated Pro
Garden City
Marion Hollins
West Brook Club
Kaat Islip
L. Lr
J. L. Anderson
Cherry Valley
Denver Wins Rocky Mountain Conference Title in Final Game
The University of Denver baseball team clinched the conference crown by defeating Colorado Aggies in the last local game of the year. Denver went undefeated in conference play this season with a 5 to 3 score. Batteries Howell Serafini and Daywitt led the win for Denver, while Bean and Logenbaugh paced the Aggies.
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Denver
Associated Press
University of Denver
Colorado Agzclos
Aggies
Howell
Serafini
Daywitt
Bean
Logenbaugh
Nebraska Eyes Fourth Missouri Valley Track Title
Nebraska University, in Lincoln, leads the field after preliminaries of the seventeenth annual Missouri Valley track and field championships. Coach H. F. Schulte's team placed 18 entries in the finals, with finals to be run tomorrow after preliminaries across all events except distance runs and relays.
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Nebraska
Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska University
H. F. Schulte
Tomurroy
Jockey McAuliffe Injured in Maple Heights Spill
Cleveland reports jockey D. McAuliffe suffered a possible skull fracture when his horse Froth stumbled in the second race at Maple Heights. Hospital physicians described his condition as serious after preliminary examinations.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
D. McAuliffe
Maple Heights
Froth
McAuliffe
Spalla Brother Loses To Pereson In Stockholm Fight
In Stockholm on May 22 Guiseppe Spalla brother of Italian heavyweight champion Erminio Spalla was stopped by Harry Pereson in the seventh round of their bout.
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Spalla
Associated Press
Stockholm
Guiseppe Spalla
Erminio Spalla
Harry Pereson
World champions edge Detroit 7 to 6 in tight win
The New York team defeated Detroit 7 to 6 in a dramatic game. Cobb had four hits and Ruth homered twice with a bat-throw incident leading to an ejection. Pratt doubled for a key fourth run as Dugan added a homer.
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Associated Press
New York
Detroit
Cobb
Ruth
Heilmann
Hofmann
Rowland
Pratt
Dugan
Cole
Bassler
Bush
Jones
Shawkey
Meeker Shuts Out Browns 5-0 for Philadelphia Victory
Roy Meeker pitched shutout baseball as the Philadelphia Americans defeated St. Louis 5 to 0. The Browns managed three scratches hits while three double plays limited their scoring. Simmons drove in two runs with a first inning double, and Danforth exited after the eighth as Philadelphia added two more against reliever.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Roy Meeker
Philadelphia Americans
St. Louis
Browns
Simmons
Athletics
Danforth
Only One Hit Off Johnson In Washington Victory
Washington defeated Chicago 4 to 0 as Hooper’s fourth inning single prevented Walter Johnson from a no hit game. Johnson struck out 14, twice retired the side on strikes, and fanned six in a row from the second to the fourth. This marked the 103rd shutout of his career in his eighteenth Washington season.
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Johnson
Associated Press
Washington
Hooper
Walter Johnson
Chicago
Leverette and Schalk
Johnson and Ruel
Boston Pitches to 6-1 Victory Over Cleveland
Boston defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 as Ehmke hurled the win while Uhle gave up four errors behind Myatt and ONeill. Boone and ONeill led the batting in a game featuring sharp center fielding. Batteries Uhle and Myatt for Cleveland and Ehmke and ONeill for Boston.
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Associated Press
Boston
Ehmke
Cleveland
George Uhle
Speaker
Boone
O'Neill
X. H
Boras
Uhle
Myatt
New York Regains National League Lead in Cincinnati Game
New York won the second game of the series at Cincinnati to move back atop the National League race as Chicago rested. A tight battle between Mays and McQuillan ended in the ninth inning when New York’s defense crumbled, allowing five runs on four hits.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Mays
McQuillan
Reds Defeat Halts Niagara Rally? (incorrect source)
The Reds drop to fourth place after a defeat. In a game against New York, Cincinnati trailed 2 0 0 late but tied to 8 13 6. Batteries McQuillan Barnes Snyder Mays May Wingo.
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New York
Cincinnati
McQuillan, Barnes and Snyder
Mays
May and
Wingo
Postponed Games Due to Rain Across Cities
Boston and Chicago games postponed because of rain. Philadelphia and St. Louis games delayed by wet grounds affecting schedule.
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American Associatio
Kaneae
Saenre Emene Na
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
J. Paul
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Collard Blank Macon In 5 6 Victory In May
Hap Collard the Mines league pitching star of 1923 was farmed to Augusta in the South Atlantic league by Detroit this spring. He blanked the Macon club on May 12, allowing four singles as his team won 6 to 5. Later in the week he relieved Fulton in the ninth inning to beat Greenville 4 to 3 and he has played multiple positions including first base due to his slugging ability.
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Hap
Collard
Augusta
Detroit
Macon
Butte
Fulton
Greenville
Meaderville versus Jay Bees Postponed For Mines League
The Meaderville team game with the Jay Bees of Anaconda is postponed due to a Mines league game at Clarkrk tonight. It will be played at Meaderville grounds a week from tomorrow as Manager Rivett keeps the squad in practice with new uniforms.
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Clark Rk
Meaderville
Jay Bees
Anaconda
Rivett
Aggies Defeat Huskies In 9-6 Northwest Tilt At Denny Field
Oregon Agricultural College powered to a 9 to 6 victory over the University of Washington at Denny Field. Four home runs highlighted the game with two each by Lew is of Washington and Sigarest of Oregon Agricultural College.
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Associated Press
Seattle
University of Washington
Denny Field
Oregon Aggie
Lewis
Washington
Sigarest
Oregton Agricultural College
Webfooters Win Northwest Title With Rally
In Walla Walla on May 23 Yenney reached first with two out in the eighth, enabling an Oregon rally that gave the Webfoots a 6 to 4 victory. Terrill doubled after an error, Bittner singled, Brooks doubled driving in both runs, and Hobson added a ninth inning homer for another score.
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The
Vete A Press
Walla Walla
Waeh
Yenney
Whitman
Oregon
Webfooters
Terrill
Bittner
Brooks
Hobson
Amateurs Triumph in Exhibition Golf Match at Merion
Max Marston the national amateur champion and Jesse Sweetser former title holder defeated Gene Barazen professional champion of the United States and Joe Kirkwood professional one up in 37 holes. The exhibition at Merion Cricket club benefited the Philadelphia Olympic fund.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Max Marston
Jesse Sweetser
Gene Barazen
United States
Joe Kirkwood
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia Olympic Fund
Baseball Schedule Headlines National and American Leagues
National League matchups include Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Pittsburg, New York at Cincinnati, and Philadelphia at St. Louis. American League games feature Chicago at Washington, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, and Cleveland at Boston.
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National League
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Lilies of the Field opens at the Rialto with starry cast
First National releases the picturization directed by John Francis Dillon at the Rialto. Sylvia Breamer Myrtle Stedman Charlie Murray Phyllis Haver Charles Gerrard Edith Ransom Alma Bennett Dorothy Brock co star in the sensational drama filmed in silver and black with a model scene in a modiste shop.
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Modiste
First National
Rialto
John Francis Dillon
Sylvia Breamer
Myrtle Stedman
Charlie Murray
Phyllis Haver
Charles Gerrard
Edith Ransom
Alma Bennett
Dorothy Brock
Siki to Lose Bouts After Injury Says Trainer
Pierre Nicholas, trainer for Battling Siki, testified in Omaha that Siki will have to cancel at least 20 bouts after injuries from an automobile collision. The hearing involved the oil truck driver charged with reckless driving, threatening Siki’s planned bout with Mike McTigue for the light heavyweight title.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Pierre Nicholas
Battling Siki
Siki
Mike McTigue
The Lullaby Shines in Jane Novak's New Film at The American
Jane Novak delivers standout character work in The Lullaby at the American tonight. The original Lillian Ducey story gains depth under Producer Bennett, with drama and romance fully developed to near perfection.
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Jane Novak
Miss Novak
Lillian Ducey
Bennett
Vacarelli Beats Leonard in 16 Round Featherweight Bout
Johnny Leonard of Allentown Pa selected by the New York state athletic commission as the leading featherweight contender lost the decision to Tony Vacarelli of New York in a 16 round Brooklyn bout. Both men scored early knockdowns but Vacarelli showed greater strength.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnny Leonard
Allentown
New York State Athletic Commission
Johnny Dundee
Tony Vacarelli
Brooklyn
Vacarelli
Shade Wins Referee Decision In Cleveland Welterweight Bout
California welterweight Dave Shade defeats Morrie Schlaifer of Omaha in a 12 round bout by referee's decision in Cleveland. Charley Goodman stops Carl Tremain in the seventh of the semi final. Johnny Karr and Frankie Schoell draw in their 10 round match.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Dave Shade
California
Morrie Schlaifer
Omaha
Charley Goodman
New York
Carl Tremain
Johnny Karr
Frankie Schoell
Buffalo
Rain Halts Montana Washington State Game in Third
May 23 in Missoula heavy rain stopped the Montana Washington State college baseball game in the third inning with Montana leading 2 to 0. A double header is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Washington State College
University of Montana
Montana
Pittsburgh boxer wins disputed Salt Lake City bout in Waterbury
A 12 round match in Waterbury ends with a referee's decision favoring Cuddy de Marce of Pittsburgh over Lew Paluso of Salt Lake City. The verdict is described as unpopular.
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Associated Pres
New Heat Free Hair Waver Invented
A novel device claims to curl hair without heat using an ion and wave mechanism. It promises quick styling without damaging strands and targets home users seeking safer, faster results.
Swedish tractors use steel leg designs instead of front wheels
In Sweden, some tractors operate with steel leg-like structures replacing their front wheels. The modified machines aim to improve stability on uneven terrain and in fields with soft soil. Farmers report easier traction and maintenance benefits in challenging harvest conditions.
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Sweden
Last spring snow hits Watertown in record time
Heavy moist snow fell in Watertown South Dakota on May 23 driven by a fierce northwest wind. It was described as the latest spring snow on record though temperatures remained well above freezing and crop damage was not anticipated.
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South Dakota
Associated Press
Watertown
Keane Keane Taage Tops Creighton Interdepartmental Meet
Sas Keane, noted athlete from Butte, won 33 points at Creighton University for the College of Commerce and Finance. He captured six first places and a fourth in three events, led in sprint and field events, and impressed as a versatile standout across cinder path and field.
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Keane
Omaha
Central
Mount St. Charles
Carpentier 15 Ready For Gibbons Battle In Michigan City
Rain canceled boxing drills for both Georges Carpentier and Tom Gibbons ahead of their May 31 bout in Michigan City. Gibbons sparred with Sam Mandell Tillie Herman and C S Abbot while Carpentier trained in a dance hall and later resumed gym work. Deschamps warned that public crowds will greatly limit Carpentier's camp after Sunday to prevent overtraining.
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Associated Press
Michigan City
Ind
Tom Gibbons
Georges Carpentier
Gibbons
Sammy Mandell
Tillie
Kid) Herman
C.S. Abbott
Carpentier
Deschamps
Georges
Big crowd eyed for Columbia Gardens event tonight
A $25 silk sweater giveaway tops a dance program at Columbia Gardens with an expected crowd near 2,000 based on last Sunday's turnout. The orchestra and performers promise solos duets and trios of popular ballads as rain-threatened attendance shifts to the evening.
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Columbia Gardens
Tea Contains Caffeine and Tannin Levels Noted
A historical note states tea includes up to four percent caffeine and about ten percent tannin.
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