Clarks and A C M Win Doubleheader at Clark Field
In a day of baseball at Clark Field the Clarks defeated Montana Power 14–2 in the first game with a fourth and fifth inning avalanche. In the second game the A C M and Cole-Pitts traded leads until a ninth inning rally gave the Pitts the loss and Sundberg’s crew the win.
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Clarks
Montana Power Crew
Pitts
Tremblay
Emery
Montana Power
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Coto-Pitts
Clark Field
Cole-Pitte
Ursella
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Delaney
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Moore
Ryan
Lang
Power Crew
McGehan
Manning
W. Cullen
A. Cullen
Dorn
Boyer
Dratt
Tigan
Short
Evans
Mattson
Tang
Blackwood
Jone
Martin
James
Foley
Sundberg Pill
St. Marie
S. Morgan
Watkins
Toomey
Morgan
T. Morgan
Porter
A. C. Missle
Meusel Hits Two Home Runs In Philadelphia Victory
Ted Meusel, ex-Phillie, slugged two homers and a double as Philadelphia split a doubleheader with New York. Sarkisian also homered driving in two, while Moore, Gerson, and others contributed in a day packed with offense. Pitching by Causey, Snyder, and Baumgardner supported the win in the later frames.
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Morgan Ss
Porter
Emery
Adan
Fletcher
Der
Kiley
Morgan
Toomer
Tremblay
Moore
Watkins
Wi“Fincher
Kinville
Sacris Wade
St. Marie
Mor
Benson
Ureelia
Delaney
Urselia
Toomey
Uree
Ed Pree
Philadelphia
New York Today
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Ted
Sarkineon
Phillie
Reere Gerson
Newark
Armen
Causey
Snyder G Smith
Bullivan
Pinto
Beumngardner
Htontine
Anernoon
Ang der Winert Bess Baumgardner
Buivan
Eters
Cobbis Suspended May File Protest With Ban Johnson
Obscure mixed sports notes report suspensions and protests involving Cobbis and Ban Johnson. It mentions American Association teams, games in Columbus Louisville Indianapolis Kansas City Milwaukee and a 12 round bout outcome with Har Kron, plus construction on a new grand stand near the west fence and cement foundation work.
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Cobbis
Ban Johnson
American Association
Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Krohn
Aaron
Ohio
Byron von
Naj Veteveland
Har Kron
Miss Wainwright Sets New Swimming Mark
Miss Toien Wainwright of the New York Wamphia Swimming Association today set a new world mark for 150 yards in Brighton. The former record was 5.1 seconds.
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Miss Wainwright
Associated Press
New. York
Toien Wainwright
New York Wamphia Swimming Association
Brighton
Mathe
Charlott
Frank Sullivan Visiting Butte Promotes Home for Aged
Frank M. Sullivan, Seattle promoter and philanthropist, visits Butte as head of a Pacific coast group pushing a Montreal home for the aged under Sisters of Providence. He travels East to advance the project, reports construction progress, and notes improving industrial conditions. Miss Anne O'Brien of Monor school travels to Detroit for summer visits with friends.
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Frank M. Sullivan
Butte
Seattle
Mr. Sullivan
Men of Means
Montreal
Canada
Sisters of Providence
Sullivan
Thornton Hotel
Anne O'Brien
Monror School
Detroit
Holiday doubleheader split as Yankees beat morning foe
Philadelphia and New York split a holiday doubleheader at the Polo Grounds. Hoyt pitched well for New York in the morning as the Yankees won 3 2, while the Athletics upset the Mets in the afternoon with Schang's miscue aiding the decisive run in the ninth.
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York
Philadelphia
New York
Yankees
Hind Hoyt
Athletics
Tuth
Ward
Schang
Polo Grounds
Eddie Grant
France
Sullivan and
Perkins
Hoyt
Helmach and
Shawkey
Young rider wins 100 mile handicap road race
Alphonse Vertenten, a 11 year old lad, won the 100 mile handicap from Milwaukee to Chicago under a 1 hour 10 minute handicap. Wille Vertenten won the race, Monroe Nolan started from scratch at Milwaukee and set a new world record with a 4 35 15 century run.
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Associated Prost
Chicago
Alphonse_Vertenten
Milwaukee
C Siges
American Women Win First Round Matches at Middlesex Championship
In Chriswick England on May 20 American champion Mollaisjurstedt Mallory and Boston player Halth Sigourney won their first round women singles matches in the Middlesex Championship. Mallory defeated Whitteld 6 1 while Sigourney beat Kelsey 6 3 6 3.
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Associated Press
Chriswick
England
Mollaisjurstedt Mallory
Halth Sigourney
Boston
Middlesex
Mallory
Murphy wins 1921 French Grand Prix at Indianapolis
Jimmy Murphy of Los Angeles led from start to finish in the 500 mile race at the Indianapolis speedway before a record crowd of 115000, breaking all distance records with an average around 90 mph. Harry Hartz finished second, Roy Eadie’s team took third, with De Palma and others in the field. The victory earned Murphy about 35000 dollars in winnings and prizes from sponsors.
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A.C. M
Clarks
Vanemy Murphy
Indianapolis ‘Speedway
Los Angeles
Harry Hartz
Eddie Hearne
Ralph de Palma
Associated Press
Ndianapolis
Jimmy Murphy
Cal
Murphy
Smithereens
Indianapolis Speedway
Eddie Rickenbacher
Harte
Eadie Searne
Ora Haibe
Jerry Wonderlich
J. P. Fetterman
Tra Vail
Joe
Thomas
Martz
Hartz
Barney Oldfield
Leon Duray
Guished
Tomy
Milton
Easdrawal
Jules Goux
France
Duray
Peter de Paolo
Smilin' Through Extended At Rialto In Butte
Norma Talmadge star vehicle Smilin Through continues at the Rialto theater as crowd demand grows. To accommodate patrons management extended showings. tonight marks the final appearance with many expectant viewers having already attended.
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Norma
Butte
Deer Lodge Picnic Day At Central School
May 39 Deer Lodge pupils from first to third grade gathered at Central School and walked to the city pavilion for a day of games and a noon picnic luncheon. Teachers Misses Katherine Goodwin Hilldah Larsen Helen Libby and Lil Man Johnson accompanied them. The Powell county school also held its annual picnic at the pavilion after morning studies, postponed several times due to weather. An enjoyable afternoon featured games and class entertainments, followed by a picnic supper at Bo'elock.
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Plcic
Bo'elock
Funeral service for Cook held in Deer Lodge
The funeral for Willard Cook was conducted yesterday at the Christian church with Rev. C. N. Bateh officiating. Cook, an longtime Deer Lodge resident, was well known across Montana. Several local figures served as pallbearers and neighbors extended condolences in this community notice from Deer Lodge.
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Willard Cook
Christian Church
C. N. Bateh
Cook
Montana
Second Street
J. Conlin
J. A. Moe
John Kerruish
Robert Afldilyng
Jerome Wyckoff
Fred Gilbert
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