Dempsey suffers cut in workout at Atlantic City
Dempsey was cut over the left eye after a collision with Jack Renault in the fourth round of a workout in Atlantic City. Manager Jack Kearns discussed halting training, but Dempsey pressed on, finishing with a three minute session. He plans to continue training heavily toward his upcoming bout while targeting about 195 to 200 pounds.
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Leo Houck
Larry Williams
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Joe Gans
Newark
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Stanley Ketcher
Paul Journee
Georges Full
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Journee
Skelton in San Francisco Tanks Tale and Baseball Talk
San Francisco visit by Bob Skelton, national 440 yard breaststroke champ, sparks talk of tanks and baseball moves. Johnny Mitchell and Mike Donlin loom in Yankee bench chatter while Duffy Lewis and Mogridge trades mock the Senators. Moran the six day rider shares a ribald tale, and reporters plan arena seating for press versus paying crowds. Mike Gibbons defeats Leo Leonard in Scranton.
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Senators
Duffy Lewis
George Mogridge
John Brown
Boston and New York Split Doubleheader in Tight Games
Boston and New York split a doubleheader with Boston winning one 6 to 5 and New York taking the other 10 to 7. Ford’s ninth inning single plated Boeckel for the win in the second game. Frisch hit a two-run homer in the first game and Boeck homered in the second. Also reports Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in 10 innings and Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 15 to 3.
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Boxing Tourney for Elk Visitors
A Spokane May 1 report details amateur boxing cards featuring Hughie Smith of Montana versus Frank Lang in a 166 pound division and Frank Ruehle of Salt Lake against Hector St John at 138 pounds. The card honors Northwest boxing history with a draw between Harry Grebe and Chuck Wiggins in a light heavyweight bout.
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Indianapolis
Nine Are Selected To Play Boy Chess Wonder
The committee to assemble a local team to meet the boy chess prodigy during his visit to Butte has not finished selecting. Nine of nineteen have been chosen including Dr. Witherspoon Dr. Shotka Dr. Wehrbein J H Dennison Montana Power A E Davidson of Townsend H L Maury and three Anaconda players. Two boys also will participate, with Masters James Higgins and Arthur Mueller named as strong young players.
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Anaconda
James Higgins
Arthur Mueller
France and Tait to fight in June at Broadway Theater
Clonnie Tait light weight Canadian champion and Earl France Western champion plan a 15 round bout at Broadway theater on June 15 or 16. Both post 250 guarantees and side bets, with Tait visiting Ritchie Mitchell and Rocky Kansas for scheduling. France vows to hinder Tait’s aims and says failure won’t be due to lack of effort.
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Rocky Kansas
Butte Boy Wing Classic Debate Winner
Emmet Daly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Daly of Butte, captured the Rayland debate at Santa Clara University in California. A law student with a sweet lyric tenor, Daly led the university orchestra for two years and plans to enter Georgetown University next fall to finish his law studies.
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Amateur Baseball Scores and Boxing Bouts Reported
Meaderville Juniors defeated Main Street Pool Hall 15 to 6 with Barney and McKay in the winning battery. Summit Street Stars boasted two wins, 22 to 16 over Gulch Cubs with Denehy and O Neill and O'Brien pitching, then 7 to 0 over Centerville with Harrington and Toomey officiating. Boxing results from Miles City include a six round draw with Young Holjer and Micky Medfam and a main eight round draw with Ts rounds. Annual field day highlights Kansas City Manual Training School and Lake Forest Academy wins. Hard court tennis opening in St Cloud features Lenglen and Golding doubles victory and Arnold Jones beating Cousin. Pal Moore matches and Wille vs Johnson noted with Benn familiar data.
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General's Daughter Impresses at Capital Horse Show
Harriet Mitchell nine year old daughter of Brigadier General Mitchell rode "Home Again" at the national capital horse show in Washington. Her hurdling drew much applause and she is regarded as the best child rider in the capital.
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Montana Wins Third Straight From Idaho University
The City of Montana nine defeated the University of Idaho 6 to 1 today to extend their winning streak to 14 games this season. Pitcher Higbee allowed only two hits, while Foran and Spiller powered Montana’s offensive attack with decisive hits.
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College baseball scores unclear from fragment
The readable portion shows mixed college baseball results between Brown, Princeton, Harvard, Army, and Penn State with partial scores and references to freshmen, but the text is fragmented and does not yield a coherent single game or clear outcomes.
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St Paul Celebrates by Defeating Minneapolis
May 28 St Paul celebrated its pennant raising day by routing Minneapolis 12 to 1 before a large crowd with Judge K M Landis and T J Hickey as guests. Saints scored six runs in each of the second and third innings off Lowdermilk and George, while Hall held Minneapolis to three hits. Landis said he came to see a ball game not to speak. American Association results show Minneapolis 1, St Paul 12 and other scores. Coast League results include Seattle 7 Vernon 4 and San Francisco 14 Los Angeles 2.
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Oppenheimer III Returns From Calla Visit
Henry E. Oppenheimer, secretary of Symons Dry Goods, arrived back yesterday at Murray Hospital after more than four months away for health reasons. His condition had not improved quickly. a prior trip to California reportedly showed some benefit, and he was brought back at his request, accompanied by friends.
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Count for Directors Show Partial Ballot Results
A chamber of commerce primary yielded partial results with 20 candidates, and the committee reported ballots tallied. Names such as Bacorn, Davis, Shorty Morgan, and Berri are among those considered. eight of the ten selected will serve two years and two for one year.
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Mrs M Breen Pioneer Of Montana Dies At Sheridan
Mrs Mary A McBreen aged 64 died at Sheridan Montana yesterday. Born in Chicago and raised in Virginia City she leaves three daughters and sons including Mrs Ellen Re Mire P E Curran of Baente Roar and others. Rickenbacker ordered continued air combat after a thunderstorm forced a plane down. he arrived here without further incident.
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New York Americans sweep Phillies on road trip
The New York Americans win both ends of a Philadelphia doubleheader by scores of 5 to 0 and 6 to 2, with Eddie Mays lifting his suspension for the first game and Shawkey delivering a complete game in the nightcap. Detroit and Boston also win while Washington loses to Boston 4 to 3.
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Nent League Schedule Adjusted for Holiday
Shanks the feared will census ie players af the 'two teams, FPuseate ands. The schedule called for a came on 'Sunday 'afternoon, but t he change was made in favor of the holiday.
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Meadow Lark Country Club Opens in Great Falls
Delegations from nine Montana country clubs gathered in Great Falls for the formal opening of Meadow Lark Country Club, a $150,000 facility. A reception followed by a dance marked the event as representatives from Butte Helena Anaconda Lewiston Chateau Fort Benton attended. Also reported, Montana Wesleyan College tennis team beat Montana State Bozeman with Burlingame Sanford defeating Mitchell Jones and the pair Burlingame Sanford winning doubles.
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First Woman’s Magazine Editor Retires at Ninety
The first woman’s magazine in America was edited for 50 years by Sarah J. Hale who retired from the editorial chair at age ninety.
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