Stratfords and Floral Park Top Local Ball Scores
In the Butte amateur league Stratfords beat Fuels 13 to 3 to move into second behind the Coalmen as Walkerville and Floral Park also won. Floral Park defeated Eagleney 12 to 2 with Trevithick collecting 12 hits. Floral Park’s Granger and Cunningham led the offense while pitcher John Englewood earned the win.
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Stratfords
Coalmen
Walkerville
Centerville
Floral
Eagle
God
Floral Parks
Floral Parks Trevithick
R. H. E. Pates
Ios
Rama Vos
Floral Park
Granger
Ang
Evans
Cullen
Cunningham
Meir
Sievers
Bryant
John Englewood
Foote
Wil- Ambrosetti
Sullivan
Inkret
Kinney
Trevithick
Schultz
Derson
Lang
Amateur boxing tourney awards at YMCA dinner
The Montana amateur boxing tourney winners and runners up were honored at a dinner at the YMC A with Chuck Staples presiding on his first appearance as a master of ceremonies Sam Parker the Y secretary congratulated the boxers and Ed Trueworthy YMCA boxing director gave remarks The medal recipients included Lloyd Skedd Jack McLen Sam Babich Harp Sheehan Skedd Bob Thomas Jimmie Sullivan Aldo Fontani Wegery Roy Osborne Tom Spehar Marcus Sweeney Inkret and several others.
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Montana
Chuck” Staples
Sam Parker
Secredf
Ed Trueworthy
Ben Hardin
Ri.ce
George Haney
Roy Babich
Skedd
Jim Brennan
Wegery
Frank Perusich
Lloyd Skedd
Jack McLen
Sam Babich
Harp Sheehan
Bob Thomas
Jimmien
Rudy Merhar
Thor Olson
Sullivan
Aldo Fontani
Bo Grammeljer
Nick Ra
Roy Osborne
Tom Spehar
Anderson
Indiana Cloud Leads Dian Marathon Race
Pland California June 15 Flying Karook tribesman from Ore jogged into this town with a 10 mile lead over the field. The Redwood highway Indian was racing from San Francisco to Is Pass Oregon. Chieft Ukiah of the Co Indian followed in second, with Comama Hopi from Orabi Arizona in third. Geyser Cloverdale Calen held fifth as the pack chased the leader.
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Associated Press
Cal
Karook
Ore
Redwood Highway
San Francisco
Is Pass
New Mexico
Ukiah
Comama
Orabi
Ariz
Geyser
Cloverdale
Calen
Bellevue Golf Club Invites Helena For July 1 Team Match
Bellevue Golf club of Butte invites Last Chance Golf club of Helena for a team match in Butte on July 1. Butte players accepted Montana State Golf Association entries to the state tournament next month. Bellevue plans a 36 hole elimination. four players to represent. Women’s elimination possibly if interested. Medal play on handicap slated next, with fifty players and prizes from Montana Hardware.
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Bellevue Golf Club
Butte
Last Chance Golf Club
Helena
Montana State Golf Association
Bellevue
Bellevue Club
Montana Hardware Company
Butte Tennis Players Prepare for Montana State Tourney
Butte tennis players train for the state tournament in Missoula July 26 to 29. Most athletes practice on the Columbia Gardens courts while others use private city courts. Missoula organizers expect several well known stars from outside states to compete.
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Butte
Missoula
Columbia Gardens
Home Run Standings Yesterday and Leaders
Yesterday's results show Ruth leading with one homer for the Yankees, followed by Brannon and Kress from the Browns, Miller of the Athletics, Regan of the Red Sox, Bottomley and Wilson of the Cardinals and Cubs, Grimm of the Cubs, Jackson and Aldridge of the Giants, Hurst and Thompson of the Phillies. In AL leaders Ruth has 24, Gehrig 15, Hauser 10, Brannon 8. NL leaders Hornsby 13, Bottomley 13, Wilson 12, Bissonette 12.
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Associated Press
Ruth
Yankees
Brannon
Browns
Kress
Miller
Athletics
Regan
Red Sox
Bottomley
Cardinals
Wilson
Cubs
Grimm
Jackson
Giants
Aldridge
Hurst
Phillies
Thompson
Gehrig
Hauser
Hornsby
Braves
Bissonette
Robins
OSTON
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Boston
Saroe Tr
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Williames
Frisch
Grahowki
MacFayden
Collins
Beek
Hafey
Dohneen
Walkerville
Roettger
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Cuyler
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Tasehal
Western Fuel
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Carvett
Floral Park
Johnson
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Clancy
Centerville
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Teeee
Hartnett
Reynolds
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Jones
Paseve
Grabowski
Kamm
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Ker
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Dublin Gulch
Flowers
Humefield
Englewood
Herman Bolton McNeely
Chesell
Rhonda
Poa Wilson
Thomas
O Meaderville
Hendrick
Richbourn
Connally
Carey
Manus
Palk
Bressler
Sisler
Schulte
Bell Sch
Henline
Jim Cooney
Manion
Taylor
Crowder
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Delaney
P A McWeeny
Harris Seeeee
Freigan
Genewich Traded to Giants for Four Braves Players
Boston announces a trade sending Joe Genewich to the New York Giants in exchange for three right handed pitchers Virgil Barnes Ben Cantwell and W H Claxon and catcher Alfred Spohrer.
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Boston
Joe Genewich
Boston Braves
New York Giants
New York
Braves
Virgil Barnes
Big Ben Cantwell
W. H. Claxton
Alfred Spohrer
Walker Hudkins Forfeit Offers Tie Up Championship Bout
The Illinois athletic commission received 7500 in forfeits from managers of Mickey Walker and Ace Hudkins to bind their middleweight title fight at Comiskey park. Jack Kearns deposited 5000 and Clyde Hudkins 2500 as the balance. both fighters trained vigorously that day.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois Athletic Commission Today
Mickey Walker
Ace Hudkins
Comiskey Park
Jack Kearns
Clyde Hudkins
Hunter Advances Into Semi Finals In Holland Tennis
Francis T. Hunter, ranked second in America, reaches the final round of the international tournament after a four set win over Hans Timmer 6 0 6 1 1 6 6 4. In doubles Hunter and Timmer lose in the semi finals to Boyd and Robson in a five set match 6 2 1 6 2 6 8 6 6 3. The article notes a population claim of 5 000 000 more families than houses in the country.
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Associated Press Scheveningen
Holland
Francis T. Hunter
Hans Timmer
Hunter
Ronald Boyd
W. Robson
Standings and Scores From National Basketball Schedule
Pittsburgh New York Chicago Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Cleveland Boston Chicago Washington Detroit New York St. Louis Indianapolis Columbus Louisville Toledo St. Paul Milwaukee Only three games scheduled Tulsa Denver Oklahoma City Pueblo Wichita Omaha Amarillo Des Moines.
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Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Tulsa
Denver
Oklahoma City
Pueblo
Wichita
Omaha
Amarillo
Des Moines
Boston Peewee
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Missions
Eee
Oakland
Portland Seswauee
Seattle
Rogers 10 Idle but Keeps Lead
Rogers Hornsby sidelined by league suspension while Paul Waner raises the Pirates scoring in a 9 to 1 loss to the Giants at the Polo Grounds. Waner lifts his average, Babe Ruth hits his 24th homer at St. Louis, and Ruth’s only safe hit ends with no change in his batting mark.
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Associated Fresh
Rogers Hornsby
Paul Waner
Waner
Polo Grounds
Pirates
Giants
Babe Ruth
St. Louis
New York
St. Tauts
Brannon
Kress
Ruth
Durst
Robertson
Combs
Lazzeri
Johnson
McNeely
O'Rourke
Crowder
Moore
St. Tou
Barry
Connally
McGowan
Standings note Ty Cobb and Frank Frisch chase fourth place
Stationary at 331. Ty Cobb and Frank Frisch each had two hits as Cobb edged Frisch for fourth. Heilmann went 1 for 5. Standings show Hornsby, Waner, Ruth with top totals. Cobb and Frisch close behind. A tabulated snapshot lists AB R H Pet along with other leaders.
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Frank Frisch
Frankie
Heilmann
R H Pet Hornsby
Braves
P. Waner
Pirates
Ruth
Yankees
Cobb
Athletics
Frisch
Cardinals
Tigers
Bottomley's 13th homer puts Cardinals in front
In Brooklyn on June 15 Jim Bottomley hit his thirteenth homer of the season driving in the decisive run as the Cardinals beat the Robins 5 to 2 to seize first place. Hafey drove in two for St Louis while Brooklyn tied late before Bottomley's blast and clean bullpen work sealed the win.
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N. Y
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Holm
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Doug McWeeny
Clarence Mitchell
Watson Clark
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Harris
Henline
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Hendrick
Maranville
Bressler
Biswonette
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McCormick and Magee
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REDS
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Today
Thompson
Don Hurst
Americans Lose Ground as England Tops Wightman Cup Play
Wimbledon results show the American team winning only one of three singles. Helen Wills defeated Mrs M Holcroft Watson 6 1 6 2, Molla Mallory fell to Eileen Bennett 1 6 3 6 1, and the English duo Harvey and Saunders beat Goss and Jacobs 6 4 6 1 in doubles. The Americans must win three of four matches tomorrow to reclaim the cup.
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Wimbledon
England
Wimbledon Center Court
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M. Holcroft Watson
Molla Mallory
Eileen Bennett
Eleanor Goss
Helen Jacobs
Ermy Strude Harvey
Peggy Saunders
Miss Harvey
Miss Saunders
Miss Wills
Miss Bennett
Coast League Results Diminished Saddle Trade in France
Reduced use of riding horses in France has halved the saddle trade, leaving manufacturers and vendors facing minimal demand. Report notes shifting transportation habits and declining equestrian activities affecting local industries.
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France
Prospector pays bills in gold nuggets in Montana
Helena Mont June 15 Pioneer mining days returned to the State Land office as FE J Haacke paid for state land use with gold nuggets for a permit nine miles southeast of Stevensville in the Bitter Root valley. He notes the nuggets are uniform and large in size.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Montana
State Land Office
FE. J. Haacke
Stevensville
Bitter Root
Haacke
State Office
Rotary observers check 4-H club progress in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Rotary members attended a 4-H meeting at Dempsey schoolhouse as part of a sponsorship effort by the club to support Powell county farm youth. Superintendent O D Speer outlined Rotary aims and announced a county tour to inspect projects later in the season.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Rotary Club
Dempsey
Agricultural Department
Rotary Club
Powell County
O. D. Speer
Rotarians
Shearing Progress Report From Deer Lodge Farms
June 15 Deer Lodge report notes Thomas Collins completed shearing a band of 1100 sheep near Gold Creek. Wool loaded to be shipped to Hastings. rate 40 cents per pound. Deer Lodge Farms clip covers about 7000 fleeces. sale status not yet finalized.
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Deer Lodge
Thomas ©. Collins
Collins
Gold Creek
Dubs to Slickers Will Have Match
Deer Lodge officials announce a golf tournament for the Dubs Duffers and Slickers. The 12 hole medal play starts Saturday June 16 and concludes Sunday June 17 with winners from each division based on the lowest score.
Demonstration Planned at Deer Lodge Poultry Yard
A weaponizing demonstration supervised by agruculturist Fr B Tootell is set for Saturday morning June 16 at the Shau but poultry yard on Clark street if weather permits.
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Deer Lodge
FR. B. Tootell
Shaubut
Clark Street
Attorney Scharnikow seeks Democratic state senate nomination
Deer Lodge notes report attorney Edward Scharnikow a well known local resident filed today for the nomination for state senator on the Democratic ticket. He served three terms as representative in the state legislature. Mr and Mrs Melvin Arnold and their little daughter leave Saturday for Seattle after a two week visit with Mrs Arnold's father Joseph Whitworth and family. Miss Lenita Whitworth will accompany them. Mr and Mrs James Higgins of the Emery district are visiting in Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
Edward Scharnikow
Scharnikow
Melvin Arnold
Seattle
Historic boxing and sports milestones from 1850s to 1920s
Entries recount Tom Sayers defeating William Perry in 1857 at the Isle of Grain for $2,000, followed by Sayers beating Tom Paddock in 1858. Also noted are Battling Siki losing to Morelle in 1923, Dartmouth beating Middlebury 49 0 in 1882, Babe Ruth home run milestones from 1920 1925 and 1927, and Wee Willie Keeler's 44 game hitting streak ending in 1897.
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Tom Sayers
Tipton
William Perry
Isle of Grain
Great Britain
Tom Paddock
Cavenery Island
Battling Siki
France
Morelle
Paris
Dartmouth College
Middlebury
Babe Ruth
Wee Willie Keeler
Five New Filings Enter Dillon County Primary Race
Dillon June 15 five new filings for county offices boost the political contest. Hi Kraabel president of Lima First National Bank filed for representative on the Republican ticket. Joe Metlen rancher of Horse Prairie joined the race as Democrat for the same office. Frank Rife Armstead incumbent seeks Democratic state senator. George Banks Dillon businessman seeks Republican public administrator returning to the post. George Metlen seeks re election as county surveyor on the Democratic ticket.
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Dillon
Hi ‘T. Kraabel
First National Bank of
Thurber Named Supervisor of Beaverhead County Fair Exhibits
D P Thurber of the Smith Hugues agriculture department at Beaverhead county high school is appointed by the county fair board as supervisor of all fair exhibits for the next fall. He will be aided by division superintendents listed in the premium schedule. The premium list for the fair on September 26 27 and 28 is being prepared for release soon.
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D. P. Thurber
Smith-Hughes Agricult Department
Beaverhead County
County Fair Board
Thurber
Marker Inscribed to Recall Lewis and Clark Route
Dillon June 15 Interesting discussion on the Lewis and Clark expedition through Beaverhead county at the riverline marker donated by Anaconda Copper Mining Co and Oregon Short Line railroad Beaverhead chapter DAR The inscription notes the expedition camped at the Dillon site August 9 1805 and the tablet credits the pathfinder with leaving paths open The DAR insignia and the Beaverhead Chapter DAR date June 14 1928 are noted
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Dillon
Lewis and Clark
Beaverhead County
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Beaverhead
Stevens Detained After Desertion Charged
Dillon June 15 William Stevens was detained by Sheriff Jensen of Blackfoot Idaho and local officers for deserting his wife and minor children. He was taken to Blackfoot this morning.
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Stevens
Dillon
William Stevens
Jensen
Blackfoot
Idaho
Dillon Residents Mention Visits and Local Outings
Col Alf Deck er of Armstead attended the unveiling of the Lewis and Clark market in Dillon. Fred Dullenty returns from Corvallis to spend weeks with friends. Ruth Pendleton of Wisdom visits Dillon. Mrs H M Brundage and son Hiram Jr return from Rochester where the arm was treated. Locals plan a motor trip to Sheridan for a visitors jubilee. Miss Ida May Robertson, formerly of Dillon, arrives from Weston Idaho for the summer. John Snabnit of Jackson and John W Maybee of Wisdom visit Dillon on business.
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Alf Decker
Armstead
Fred Dullenty
Corvallis
Ruth Pendleton
Wisdom
H. M. Brundage
Sory
Hiram Jr
Rochester
Sheridan
Ida May Robertson
Weston
Idaho
John Snabnit
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Prank Rife of
John W. Maybee
Shade Defeats Courtney in New York Ten Round Fight
Dave Shade the veteran California slugger won a judges decision over George Courtney of Oklahoma in a 10 round bout at Coney Island stadium. Spectators disputed the verdict as Courtney showed mid rounds a solving weave but Shade remained elusive to the end. Harold Mays beat Benny Touchstone in eight rounds. Greece buys Greek section of Salonika Monaster railway.
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Bayonne
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