Golfers Prepare for First Team Match at Butte Country Club
The Butte golf season opens with an 18 hole team match between Capt. J. R. Hobbins’s crew and Capt. F. M. Kerr’s squad. The event features 110 players, special golf ball shipment, medical staff, and a 6:30 p.m. finish after a potential 12 hole minimum.
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Cole-Pitts Rally Defaults Clark Nine in Narrow Win
Adams pitched a standout for Cole-Pitts, limiting Clark’s to eight hits while supporting his mound effort with airtight defense. The sixth inning produced all four Pitts runs, turning a 1-0 deficit into a 4-2 victory, with Ryan, Foley, and Gerry handling the Clark hitters in relief.
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Peggy II Breaks World Record in Milwaukee Power Regatta
The Peggy II hydroplane, owned by Fred Schram of Milwaukee, shattered the 705 cubic inch class world mark at the national power boat regatta in Milwaukee. It completed 10 miles at over 46 mph, surpassing the previous 43 mph record.
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Washington Rowing Team Trains on Hudson Ahead of Regatta
The University of Washington rowing squad joins other collegians on the Hudson ahead of the June 26 regatta. Coach Ed Leader seeks a four oared boat from Columbia after arriving with only an eight oared shell for daily substitute workouts.
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Browns Close In On Yankees With Odd Home Run
In a day of tight pennant chase the Browns beat Washington as Detroit bested New York. A wandering foul ball bounced over the fence for a Browns homer with Sisler aboard. Davis of St Louis and Uhle aided in a Cleveland win over Boston. Detroit beat New York as controversy surrounded an umpire onboard.
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Philadelphia Defeats Chicago in Six-Game Streak Breaker
Philadelphia beat Chicago 15 to 8 to end the Cubs six game winning run. Dykes hit his sixth home run of the season and Walker followed with his 12th. Batteries were Harris Eckert Rommel Naylor Heimach Perkins Lever ett Robertson and Schalk.
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Baseball schedule today with National and American League games
The National League features Pittsburgh at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, and St. Louis at Brooklyn. The American League slate includes Washington at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Detroit, and Boston at Cleveland.
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Williams Concedes He Cannot Match Ruth Home Run Record
St Louis Browns slugger Kenneth Williams told reporters he has given up hope of equaling Babe Ruth s single season home run mark. Williams, eight behind Ruth s 69 set last year, noted Ruth s 59 and Ruth s 69 as unlikely to be surpassed this season. Williams still leads the majors with 15 four base hits but has slumped since late April.
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Coast League Results Report From Across Cities
Associated Press notes Coast League results from San Francisco Salt Lake City Los Angeles and Sacramento with team scores and battery lineups including Ross Freeman Fuhr man Scott Agnew Arlett Jones Mitze Myers Biler Schorr Pasks Hencke Tobin Ponder Daly Hannah Kuntz Fittery Coo and others across the listed games.
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Sigler First Man 100 Hits This Season
George Sigler St Louis Browns first baseman became the first major leaguer to reach 100 hits this season, passing the century mark in a game against Washington yesterday according to unofficial averages.
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World's Champs Win Sixth Straight In New York Victory
New York Nationals beat Pittsburgh in a tight game to extend their winning streak to six. Kelly's timely hits and Ryan's endurance secure the win as Meusel and Young drive in the late runs. Batteries Adams and Gooch for Pittsburgh and Ryan and Smith for New York.
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Pitts Rally For Season Best In Big Win
Fans roared as the Pitts delivered a strong performance, with Dee applying power on the field and Carroll sweeping a runner. Adams and Hix led the crowd with pep, while Foley started cold on the mound as Blackwood and Moore shined defensively.
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Polo Teams Tie After Long Tie Match
In Boise Idaho on June 15 the Thirteenth Cavalry Elks polo match ended 8 to 8 after ten periods. The first half had loose play with little team strategy as both sides relied on long drives and hard rides for frequent goals.
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Many Enter Tourney Opens Mid States Golf Meet
Wilmington Del June 15 Eighty one entrants are listed for the middle states golf tournament which opens here today and will continue for three days on the Wilmington course.
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Scores from regional games at four cities
At Columbus St. Paul defeated by 11 against 4. At Indianapolis Kansas City beat by 4. At Louisville Milwaukee posted a 6 to 0 result. At Toledo Minneapolis won 9 to 6.
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First Concert Enjoyed By Many In Butte
Butte residents heard the Butte Mines band under Sam H. Treloar in a summer concert on North Montana street near the court house. A large crowd gathered on the street and surrounding rooftops as mining company and business men funded the event. Senator H. A. Gallwey welcomed the audience and Maj. James G. Cocking praised band concerts as a community good. The mayor lauded music as a unifying force and anticipated future community singing. The program featured marches, overtures, Celtic selections, operatic gems, solos, and dances. The second concert is set for next Thursday night.
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