Espinosa Leads Mid-America Open With Record 68
Espinosa, Chicago pro, set a new course record with a 68 at Lakewood to lead the Mid-America Open by six strokes at 142. Diegel followed at 148, Compston third 149, Boomer fourth 150, with Hagen and Farrell among the late arrivals facing tough fields.
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Stratford Rally Falls Short in 7-6 Gulch Victory
In a night game at Hebgen Park the Ulchers led Stratford 6 4 in the seventh before the Gulch squad surged with four runs to seize a 7 6 win. P Dennehy and Dennehy starred for the Gulch with solid hits as Stratford failed to rally for a share of first place.
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Ennis Tennis Class Starts Tomorrow Under Roach
S William Roach, famed athletic instructor, begins junior tennis instruction at Columbia tomorrow at 10.00 a.m. The program aims to thoroughly teach game fundamentals. Mrs. K notes the need for complete conditioning and practice. Roach has strong credentials with state championships and recent finals appearances.
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Montserrat Wins Speculation Handicap at Aqueduct
The Sagamore stable's Montserrat, at 6 to 1, captured the Speculation Claiming handicap race worth $4,150, finishing half a length ahead of Stretcher who took second by a head from Croyden. The mile time was 1:39 as Montserrat led early and held on to prevail over his challengers. Buddy Bauer won the Cirrius handicap for Idle Hour stock farm, with Filemaker second and John Cavanaugh third.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues Reported
National League results include St Louis 5 Cincinnati 2 New York 12 Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 9 Boston 3 American League games Cleveland 7 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2 Washington 3 7 Chicago 8 Detroit 6 American Association Toledo 8 Louisville 5 Columbus 2 Indianapolis 5 Milwaukee 7 St Paul 3 Kansas City 13 Minneapolis 5 Western League Denver 11 Amarillo 4 Pueblo 0 Wichita 2 Des Moines 6 Oklahoma City 7 Omaha 5 Tulsa 3.
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Hornsby Drops Sub .400 Mark in Big Six Standings
Rogers Hornsby failed to hit in three at bats dropping to .395 as Brooklyn beat the Braves 9 to 3. Ty Cobb collected one hit in three at bats as the A’s lost a doubleheader to the Senators. Babe Ruth played only in an exhibition game and Paul Waner remained at .369. Frank Frisch dropped below .300 while Harry Heilmann rose to .288 with two hits in five at bats.
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College tennis stars quative first games
College tennis players from across the country competed in the national intercollegiate championships. Princeton’s John Van Ryn, the No 1 seed, beat Spencer Peets of Union 6 2 6 2 then beat Harry Wolf of Williams 6 4 6 4. Berkeley Bell of Texas, the No 2 seed, defeated Melville Brill of Columbia 6 1 6 2 and then T R Halstead of Cornell 6 1 6 1 to reach the third round. Julius Selignson, seen as a potential finalist, defeated J Rosenthal of Fordham 6 2 6 1 in a second round match.
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Ed Lewis Retains Heavyweight Crown Over Malcewicz
Before about 3000 fans at Houston Baseball Park Ed Lewis defeated Joe Malcewicz of Utica New York, winning two falls to one to retain his heavyweight wrestling title.
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Rags and Other Dog Stars Arrive for Highland Kennels Meet
Butte prepares for the third annual Highland Kennel club meet with 150 local greyhounds and 150 Eastern runners. Rags the famed hurdler joins the field along with Mill Maid and Piota Boy as Racing Secretary Tom Fineran selects starters for the opening handicap. Notables include John Pesek bringing 20 racers and officials Ed Rouleau Steve Sullivan and Dick Weingartner arriving to oversee events.
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Tight games in Kis ball league with close scores
Butte grade school baseball results show Class A Franklin 14 Longfellow 0 with Monroe awarded Harrison Garfield default. Class B Jefferson 9 McKinley 6, Jefferson forfeit due to ineligible player. St Mary 16 Garfield 9. St Lawrence 7 Lincoln 6. Class B-2 Sherman 1 Washington 17. Grant 5 St Joseph 3. Blaine 4 Webster 3.
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High Scores in Amateur Golf Opener at Wakonda
Des Moines Iowa June 25 Wakonda Hills hosted 240 amateur Midwest golfers at the trans Miss golf championship qualifier par 74 with a 6443 yard course. A stiff wind pushed scores high yet several players posted sub 80 totals led by St Louis native W S Medart.
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Battles Tonight In Legion Event Draws See-Saw Scores
A Legion event's midway medal play shows tight scoring with teams trading leads and a 38 38 76 tally as contenders press for positions. The report notes near misses and an inch margin on key pars amid a woods visit, while Russia reportedly gains four new American planes.
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Cards Rally In Eleventh To Trim Reds In Cincinnati
The St Louis Cardinals edged the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 2 in 11 innings after Bottomley started the rally with a double. Blades cleared the bases with a bases loaded triple and an error by Picinich. The win kept the Cardinals atop the National League standings as Cincinnati slipped further.
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Foley and Lahood Set for 12 Round Main Event in Montana
Vic Foley the Canadian star meets Dixie Lahood of Butte in a 12 round main event at Broadway tonight as part of a joint Montana patriotic convention boxing card. The Legion and Silver Bow post 1 host the event with promoter Chuck Staples. Foley aims to rebound after a recent All-Montreal campaign while Lahood seeks revenge in their third meeting.
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Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig Hit Four Home Runs In Exhibition
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig each hit two home runs as the New York Yankees defeated Johnstown 12 to 7 in an exhibition in Johnstown Pennsylvania. Ruth’s two darts cleared Municipal Stadium’s right field fence as the game produced a high scoring, faith-building display for fans.
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Cambridge Youth Trims Hunter In English Wet Tilt
In Wimbledon opening round Ed Andrews of New Zealand upset Francis Hunter after a five set duel at Cambridge. Andrews won 5-7 6-4 2-6 7-4 with Hunter’s upset marking the dramatic highlight as seeded players advanced under a hot sun.
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