Butte Lightweight Crowned Intermountain Champion
Len Malody of Wyoming lost to Jimmy Lundy in two rounds in an intense main event at Broadway. Lundy dominated with sharp attacks and kept Malody off balance, while Gunderson and Kalug delivered a heavy set of exchanges in a separate bout that ended with a draw.
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Len Malody
Wyoming
Montana
Jimmy Lundy
Broadway
Joe Waterman
Jack Gunnerson
Dan’ Kalug
Dan
Gunderson-Kolug
Ad Terry
Livingston
Ernie Trowe
Butte
Fritz Kleinhaus
Great Falls
Paddy Dillon
Brooklyn
Speed Aicen
Preston James
Lundy
Jimmy
Malody
Laramie
Len
Hal
Benny Val Eer
Valter
Valger Fa
Lindy
Valger
Doc Snell
Mr. Sullivan
Sam Lundy
Matoay
Lou Boedectes
Deer Lodes
Lou
Len Malady
Rocky Mountain
Joe Simonich to Fight Al Mello in Boston on June 13
Butte welterweight star Joe Simonich heads to Boston for a June 13 bout with Al Mello. He expects an extended East campaign, with Mrs Simonich and their two boys accompanying him. Simonich, who beat Pete Latzo, watched Melio Met Ace Hudkins in New York, eyeing a potential Willie Harmon match that fell through.
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Joe Simonich
Butte
Pete Latzo
Boston
al Mello
Pride
Simonich
Joe
Melio
Ace Hudkins
Obras
Ka Wildcat
New York
Willie Harmon
Joe Dundee
Mello
Boners Down and Fined by Montana Boxing Board
Jack Palmer of Philadelphia was fined 100 dollars and suspended 60 days by the Montana State boxing commission in Butte for not putting forth his best effort in a 12 round match with Joe Simonich of Butte. Eddie O Dowd of Ohio and Pinkie May were fined half their purses and suspended 60 days after a no contest in Great Falls. The commission, with members Joe Markham chairing, Kirby Hoon, and Dan Tracey, met in Butte.
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Jack Palmer
Philadelphia
Joe Simonich
Butte
Simonich
Montana State Boxing Commission
Palmer
Eddie O'Dowd
Ohio
Pinkie May
Southern Bantam
Great Falls
Montana
Joe Markham
Kirby Hoon
Helena
Dan Tracey
Notable Round One Bout Sparks Laughs in Opener
Report from a boxing card notes Rowe applying pressure as Kieinhaus and Dillon exchange blows. Kle shows weight advantage yet Dillon resists with aggressive tactics. Fritz eyes shots while a tattooed fighter rests. Hicco displays backhand punching with a burst of action in early rounds.
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Rowe
Contimues
Dillon
Kle
Fritz
Hicco
Favorite winner and pace setter in epsom derby
Favorite in the epsom derby, Always in front of his field Call Ros owned by Frank Stiveson won the mile and a half classic before a vast crowd at epsom. Hot Night finished second and Major J. B. Courtauld Shian Mor was third. Twenty three horses started. Captain Charles Lindbergh attended as guest of Lord Lansdale with royalty and thousands of spectators present.
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Associated Presse de June
Call Ros
Frank Stiveson
Ciiand
Captain Cut
Coronach
Derby
Victor Sassooon
Courtauld Shian
Tousand
Epstom
Charles Lindbergh
America
Lord Lansdale
England
Prince of Wales
Dense crowds pack the downs for the famed race day
Spectators and a flood of automobiles crowded the downs as Lindbergh and royalty drew immense attention. The event generated unprecedented interest and excitement, marking a landmark moment in travel and public spectacle.
Dempsey Pounds Sparring Mates in Comeback Prep
San Francisco report says Jack Dempsey trains intensely with a crew of big sparring partners. Moose Taursig and Cus Wilson oversee workouts as Dempsey, a light heavyweight hopeful, builds strength for a comeback. Roster includes Mullan and Chevallier as 218 and 200 pound opponents.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Four Seals Outfit Fined For Tough Work
Portland June 1 Pitcher Malls and O Doul Seals fielder were fined each and suspended indefinitely after a Coast League game controversy. Malls allegedly dirtied new balls and rubbed dirt from the pitcher's box while Williams Kunz Wertervelt and manager Williams were fined. O Doul's fine was reduced later, suspension stands.
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Portland
Ore
Malls
San Francisco Seals
O'Doul
Seals
Yeaters
Nick Willams
Kunz
Wertervelt
Malle
Hudking Easily Beats Mello In Gotham Ring
Ace Hudkins of Nebraska overwhelmed A Mello of Lowell Massachusetts in a hard fought ten round welterweight clash at the Polo Grounds. Hudkins dominated early and late securing a clear victory that may push him toward a title shot against Latzo. Jackie Fields defeated Jory Kaufman in a ten round semi windup as he kept Kaufman in trouble, including a near knockdown in the seventh.
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New York
Hudkins
Nebraska
A. Mello
Lowell
Mass
Ace Hudkin
Queensborough Athletic Club
Fields
Hhe Man
Ins
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Gunderson
Kayo
Ther
Maloch
Malady
Les
Ten
Price
Jody
Dheary
Timdy Tettoons
Kalug
Anderson
Kalu
Son
Paddy Ahern
Terry Rowe
Terry
Ernie
Intermountain Laurels
Call Boy
Prince Albert
Tme
P.A
P. A
Fellows
Pringe Albert
Dempsey
Hudking
Gotham Ring
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