Induel Meet Sees Logan Defeat Athens In Close Score
Logan high school edged Athens 64 to 58 at Mill Street playgrounds in a rain soaked field and track meet. The relay win sealed the meet for Logan as Stoughton Mowery and St.Clair led scorers. Cowan and Baker starred for Athens in track and field events.
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Logan High School
Athens High School
Millstreet
Athens
Logan
Cowan
Baker
Stoughton and Mowery
St. Clair
Schaal
Blackwood
Batting Leaders of the Big Leagues
National League leaders include Wheat of Brooklyn at .50435 and Grimm of Pittsburg at .406, with Bottomley of St Louis at .409 and Hornsby of St Louis at .400. American League figures show Hellman of Detroit at .618, Jamieson of Cleveland at .371, Rice of Washington at .867, Miller of Philadelphia, Burns of Boston at .200.
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National League
Wheat
Brooklyn
Grimm
Pittsburg
Bottomley
St. Louis
Hornsby
Frisch
New York
American League
Hellman
Detroit
Jamieson
Cleveland
Rice
Washington
Miller, Phil
Burns
Boston
Baseball results round up from yesterday
Results from yesterday include American Association games Kansas City 10 Toledo 1. Louisville 5 St Paul 0. Minneapolis 8 Indianapolis 2. Columbus at Milwaukee rained out. National League games Boston 7 St Louis 6 in 14 innings. Brooklyn 8 Chicago 2. Cincinnati Philadelphia rain. American League New York 4 St Louis 1. Philadelphia 5 Cleveland 0. Detroit Boston rain. Washington Chicago rain. International League Toronto 8 wa cee 0. all other games postponed.
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Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Eerges
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Eaerereee
Philadelphia E
Philadephia Cose
Eeeeersee
Chicago
Eveeeces
Eeeeneveeece Gz
Louisville
Minneapolis
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
International Wa
Toronto
Great Falls Welcomes Dempsey Gibbons Training Camp Plan
Great Falls officials and civic leaders court boxing champions Jack Dempsey and Tom Gibbons to set up training quarters in the livestock pavilion and market hall as the city promotes its Open House Independence Day plan. Local dignitaries anticipate boosting civic pride and tourism.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Great Falls
Dempsey
Ing
Gibbons
Jack
Tom
Johnny Kilbane Reflects on Fame After World Title Win
Kilbane recalls his 1911 championship win over Attell in Vernon California and the hometown reception led by mayor Newton D Baker. He notes the shift from adulation to envy and treats boxing as a business while vowing to stay grounded. He hints at a future tale about a bold blow to Monte Attell’s eye.
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Johnny Kilbane
NEA Service, Inc
United States
Attell
Vernon
Calif
Newton D. Baker
Wison
Cleveland
Toledo
Sandusky
Baker
Johnny
Kelp
Monte Attell
Free Swingers Face Tight Year In Major League Hitting
The article notes major league free swingers like Babe Ruth and Bobby Veach will face tougher pitching. Giants pitchers slow Ruth with low outside pitches and half speed balls, a tactic spreading to veterans and youths such as Goslin and Hauser who also battle slow balls. The lively ball era demands pitchers reduce risks with these hitters.
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Babe Ruth
Bobby Veach
Detroit
Ruth
New York Giants
Goslin
Washington
Hauser
Athletics
Dramatic Change in Baseball Rule Favored by Players
Baseball players push for a rule change to credit players for every play they actually perform even if a game is shortened by rain. They argue that hits and records from abbreviated games should stand when the action constitutes a real contest, regardless of innings played.
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Billy Evans
Bases Tagging and Early Baseball Scores
John Scott helped North Carolina limit the Pirates to four hits as the Giants won six two. Lefty Grimm extended his hitting streak to 25 with a double and a single. Eddie Rommel shut out the Indians while Coveleskie faltered after Sewell’s error. Dodgers chased Nick Dumovich in a big win over the Cubs. Yankees beat the Browns four to one behind Van Gilder’s six inning work. Southworth’s diving catch and a later home run led the Braves past the Cardinals seven six in 14 innings, with a triple play by Frefeau Bottomley Stock on Boeckel in the seventh helping the Cards.
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John Scott
North Carolina
Pirates
Giants
Lefty Grimm
Southworth
Bottomley
Braves
Cardinals
Frefeau
Stock
Boeckel
Rain Apparently Saves Ohio Nine from Cincinnati game
Cincinnati started strong at Ohio Field but a heavy downpour halted the contest after the first half of the second inning. Cincinnati trailed 0 3 with three runs against Ohio nine, while Stevenson allowed several walks aiding Cincinnati in their early scoring.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Field
J. Plavius
Ohio
Stevenson
Walker and Tunney Clinch Wins in Chicago Ring
Mickey Walker defeated Cowboy Padgett over 10 rounds. Gene Tunney beat Jimmy Delaney in a 10 round bout. Charley Glazer stopped Jimmy Dennis in the second round. George Butch defeated Eddie Shea in eight rounds. Frankie Conway is listed with a brief note.
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Chicago
Mickey Walker
Cowboy Padgett
Gene Tunney
Jimmy Delaney
Charley Glazer
Jimmy Dennis
George Butch
Eddie Shea
Athletics complete triple play to save 8 5 win at Cleveland
May 16, 1913 report notes Philadelphia Athletics execute a triple play to preserve an 8 to 5 victory over Cleveland. The feature also recalls a 20 round lightweight bout in New York from 1898 between Dave Sullivan and Sam Kelly.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Dave Sullivan
Sam Kelly
New York
May Grand Jury Restudies Murder Case In Ath ens County
Judge Worstell again calls the May grand jury of Ath ens county common pleas court to consider first degree murder charges against Bert Juniper 29 who killed his sister in law Mrs Ethel Whitehaire at Hunterdon. Juniper held without bond. Grand jury to convene 9 in morning. petit jurors also summoned.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Worstell
Bert Juniper
Ethel Whitehaire
Hunterdon
Juniper
Derby clash signals big field for 1918 Kentucky Derby
Louisville reporters note a record field likely for the 1918 Kentucky Derby with Zev the heavy favorite on return after a strong Rainbow Stakes win. Bo McMillan and Nassau are strong contenders as the field of eligible starters swells past the 16 prior.
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Louisville
Zev
Preakne Walrum
Pimlico
Harry Payne Whitney
Enchantment
Jamaica
Rancocas Atables
New York
Ande
Bo McMillan
T.’ J. Prendergast
Kansas City
Westernet
Nassau
Frederick Johnson Atables
Nee Ae Green
Vigil
Zev Runening
Jons Tingale
Siz
Dempsey Training Camp Set as Shelby Welcomes Visitors
Shelby Mont May 17 Promoter Mike Collins receives word Jack Kearns will arrive in Great Falls to set Dempsey’s training camp. Eddie Kane asks Earl Vance to fly from Chicago with a French six seater to move between Havre Gibbons camp and Shelby. Promoter Lou Molumby already has a plane on the job. Ticket reservations surge with advance sales near 375000 dollars. Shelby mayor Jim Johnson orders town band to greet incoming visitors with a West welcome.
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Shelby
Mont
Mike Collins
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Great
Falls
Jack Dempsey
Eddie Kane
Tom Gibbons
Earl Vance
Chicago
Havre
Gibbons
Lou J. Molumby
Molumby
Coleling
Jim Johnson
Yesterday's Home Run Hitters Totals Mixed Across Leagues
Report shows Ness of Brooklyn and Southworth of Boston among listed batters with incomplete data. Totals indicate National League 111 and American League 65 this year, compared to 78 and 166 last year respectively, with many garbled entries in the text.
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Ness
Brooklyn
Southworth
Boston
Welch
Phil
Brown and Gold Gown Description
A Brown and Gold gown features georgette fabric with a bodice and sleeves in gold lace. The skirt is draped and caught at the side in a large butterfly bow, creating an elegant evening silhouette.
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Georgette Eyes
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