Robert (Bob) (Sill, the phenomenal pitcher of the Boston College team last year, has signed a contract to pitch for the Boston Braves the coming season. "Bob" was the sensational college pitcher of the New England States, and should prove of great value to the Boston Braves.
Tommy Sheehan, former Dodger third baseman, took a team of barn stortners to play the convicts at San Quentin prison one day.
On the slab for the prisoners was a big "cullid gentleman," who considered himself a "elevah man."
Billy Orr, leading off for the Sheehan, missed the first ball, and the colored pitcher, hoping to catch Billy napping, snapped the ball back across the plate. Orr rapped it against the boards for two hits.
Pick Keen was the next man up. The pitcher secured the ball from the outfield and without a wind up jumped into the box and shot one over again, hoping to find the batter with his head down. Keen duplicated his smash and the first run was over.
From the third base, had a shrill cry: "Take your time! You crowd of convicts assembled in the third base arose a line.
In haggard! Take your time! You crowd of convicts assembled in the third base."
Hills to permit boxing bouts in counties of the first class and pari-mutuel betting at races conducted in connection with  Fairs have been passed by the Montana Senate. Both bills previously had passed the House. The housing bill affects only Silver Bow County, of which Butte is the seat. Two new world records were established at Honolulu last Sunday in the open water swimming championships. 