Veterans fall on hard day as Yankees edge Sox in Chicago
Major league results feature the Yankees beating the White Sox 6 to 5 aided by a critical error by Kamm, Joe Bush briefly struggling in relief before a late surge. George Sisler extended his hit streak to thirty games as the St Louis Browns lost to the Senators 12 to 7.
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Montana Defeats Idaho in Ninth Inning Rally
In Moscow on May 16 the University of Montana edged Idaho 3 to 1 after a ninth inning rally. Kleffnes of Idaho hit a triple and two singles as Montana scored twice in the final frame to seal the victory.
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Baseball score and lineup details from Chicago game
A partial baseball box score mentions players Bengough Jones Hoyt Schang Blankenship Cvengros Connolly and Schalk with R H E indicators and team abbreviations. The fragment hints at a Chicago context and a roster list without complete results or full names.
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Coast at Salt Lake and Vernon baseball results
Box scores show team lineups and pitcher catches for games at Salt Lake City Sacramento and Vernon. Players Payne Milstead Sandberg Singleton Harvey Cook Gan Francieto Geary Agnew Hughes Koehler Fidattle Stryker Baldwin Oldham Hannah Daesile Hasty Daly Ludolph Whitney noted in the varied scores and inning details.
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Woman Bound Over In Idaho Dyna mited Outbuilding Murder Case
Mrs R J Miles confessed to dynamiting an outbuilding where her husband slept last Sunday night. Justice H H Barton held her to district court on a murder charge after a hearing in Coeur d Alene Idaho. Confession was rejected as evidence under Idaho law preventing duress confessions.
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Zbyszko to Train Ahead of May 30 Bout in St Louis
Stanislaus Zbyszko, heavyweight wrestler, will receive a 50 000 purse for a May 30 bout with Joe Stecher in St Louis. Promoter Tom Packs announced a ten day training period before the match.
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Baseball Averages Highlight 1925 Pennant Race
George Sisler of the St. Louis Browns leads batting averages at .413 with 50 hits as he chases a new major league record for consecutive safe hits. Sammy Hale tops AL at .437, with strong showings from Cobb, Combs, and Barrett. In the NL Fournier leads at .435, Hornsby and Bottomley near .411, Hartnett with nine homers. Burns belts a dozen doubles for the Phillies.
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Fighting Nobe Loses Decision in Three Round Bout
Denver reports Jack Kane of Chicago won on the judge's decision over Fighting Nobe of Rawlins Wyoming in a three round bout here last night. Abe Mishkind of Salt Lake City drew with Bud Hamilton of Denver in four rounds. Midget Smith of Salt Lake City won by decision over Kid Belt of Canon City in three rounds.
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Boxing Notes From The Jersey Hills Training Camp
Charley Weinert trains in Pleasantdale New Jersey as one of the fastest heavyweights while Bob Owens, a large puncher who sparred with Harry Wills, offers tips. Dan Hickey pushes Paul Berlenbach to add snap to his power as Gene Tunney grows stronger ahead of Gibbons.
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Washington State defeats Idaho in annual track meet
In Pullman on May 16 Washington State College track stars beat the University of Idaho 77 1 3 to 52 2 3. Johnny Devries won a close two mile race over Idaho’s Williams in the meet’s feature event. London news: Sir Lloyd George named high commissioner for Egypt succeeding Allenby.
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Notice on Dues and Dance Palace Event
W E A members may pay dues at 141 N Linelon. Five special features are scheduled at the Dance Palace tonight.
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Louisville Sally Montgomery Beats Burke in Twelve Rounds
New York heavyweight Sally Montgomery defeats Pittsburgh's Jack Burke in a newspaper decision after a twelve round bout. Montgomery gains the win on points as spectators watch at the venue.
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Sting sets world record for mile read speed
Sting James Omaica reportedly read a mile in 15 seconds at Regal at J, claiming a world record for speed reading. The event featured a novelty pace and drew attention from local observers and media.
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Big Three may test undergrad coaching plan in football
Harvard proposes that Yale Princeton and Harvard let undergraduates run coaching with a young head coach and unpaid advisors. A Princeton man would name a former year’s player as head coach up to December 1 for a 1000 dollar salary. The plan aims to rely on student ingenuity while limiting paid staff and reducing intercollegiate games.
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Intercollegiate Rivalries and British Open Absence
The piece argues Yale Harvard and Princeton could back a test project due to large alumni bases and big game receipts, while noting feasibility concerns and evolving rivalries. It also notes Walter Hagen the British Open champion will not travel to Britain to defend his title this year.
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Quo Vadis at the Capitol Theatre
The Capitol presents Quo Vadis this Sunday, a dramatic film famed for its religious symbolism and a vivid arena scene. Ursus wrestles a raging bull, frees Lygia, and Vinicius pleads mercy before Nero as Rome watches in the Circus Maximus.
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