Remneas Sluggers Crank 20 Hits in 18-1 Comforting Rout
A C M Remneas Rovers pounded Clark pitching for 18 runs on 20 hits through six innings, led by Rhodes's sixth win as Clarks fell to three runs. Schulmerich homered and Keeley Boyer Christensen Mattick Henry each had three hits, while Red Roach played left for A C M and collected two safeties.
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Trapshooters Tuning to Helena for 34th Montana State Meet
Trapshooters from the Pacific Northwest, Midwest, and Montana converge on Helena for the 34th annual state tournament. Practice day opens Thursday with four new traps at the Helena Gun Club. Notables include Steve C. Arnold, Vite Al Rothrock, Dr. J. H. Bradfield, and Sam Sharman. The event features six 16 yard events, doubles, and multiple medals across clubs.
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Two Players Dropped by the ACM Outfit In Ongoing Season
A. C. M. club of the Mines Teague released two players Harry Meyerson left fielder and Eric Borklund pitcher. Meyerson struggled after steady play this year while Borklund tallied eight games with three losses. New joiner Stark from California and emergency umpire Red Roach will be at Jett Garden for Manager Remneast Br Cullen. Intimar of the league has been released by the Powers and Dick Young, kept on roster last year, suspended for failure to join. Sweeney fielder and Nielson chucker added by Manager McGonigle.
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Two events set for late week sports schedule
Yesterdays announcement lists a postponed game between Anodes and ACM to be played in Anaconda Friday at 6 30 PM. A tie game between Clarks and Anodes will be settled Saturday at Clark Park at 6 30 PM. Also scheduled is a boxing bout in Dayton with Tim Herman of Portland facing Joe Dayton Monday night in a light heavyweight contest.
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Washington Eager to Retain Crew Coach Callow
The University of Washington faces pressure as the board of control refuses to release crew coach Callow from his two year contract despite his resignation. A cable to Callow from Cuba and contact with interim coach Uldrickson yielded no appointment. Edward Allen leads the board as it weighs options and salary questions remain untouched.
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Tunney to train with Bill Wallace in Cleveland camp
Gene Tunney, spending a vacation in Cleveland, announced Cleveland heavyweight title contender Bill Wallace would join his camp next week. Tunney plans to resume boxing there to speed up his work. Smoke damage bill in the U S nears 1.9 billion dollars.
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