Defeated Teams Clash For Second Place In League
At 6:30 this evening on Smelter field in East Helena the Kiwanis club and the Intermountains baseball teams meet in Helena Baseball League play. Neither has a win this season, promising a tight, competitive game with a strong East Helena crowd expected. Intermountains field a branded lineup with NM C A players. Kiwanis seek revenge after a late-inning loss. Duddy Noel and Poker Rabinega will pitch for Intermountains. catchers John Patchett and Tom Ross lead the duo, with a veteran infield. A win secures second place behind East Helena and Orange Crush, who lead with two wins each. Umpire Eddie Jones officiates. game called promptly at 6:30.
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Montana Stays In Track Schedule Despite Montana Absence
Northern division faculty approved the 1981 basketball schedule excluding the University of Montana. Track and baseball schedules were presented. The Griz were voted out five to one by faculty. Montana remains in track and football plans, with dual meets and a Washington relay carnival planned for next year.
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Ferrell Leads Indians Past Red Sox 4-3 in Series Opener
Cleveland righty Warley Ferrell earned his eighth win of the season, aided by three double plays as the Indians defeated Boston 4 to 3. Indian batters rapped Jack Ruel and Durham, while Morgan Leeds Hedn Hodapp and Porter contributed hits and defensive highlights in the opener of the Boston series.
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Cubs pound out 15 fat runs in Boston win
Chicago Cubs crushed Boston 15 to 2 at Boston, extending their winning streak to six. Teachout limited the hosts to seven hits, Charley Chatham homering, Blair and Grimm slugged key hits, and Grimes and Cooney were costly for Boston pitchers.
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White Sox hammered by Yankees in lopsided tilt
Chicago June 3. Reba Ruth led a 7th inning home run display as the White Sox were routed by the Yankees. The game showcased strong offense from New York and a tough Chicago pitching night, with late momentum swing shaping the final margin.
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Southpaw Robin Too Strong for Pirates
Brooklyn opened a home stand against Western NL teams with a 5 4 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. William Watson Clark pitched well as Brooklyn edged ahead late, Babe Herman belted his 13th homer, and George Grantham added key runs to secure the victory in a tense ninth inning rally.
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Grover Alexander Freed by PriLo in National League shakeup
Former star Grover Cleveland Alexander, once NL leader in wins, was released as a free agent by PriLo. He expressed interest in joining a major league club on the West Coast and hinted at a possible return to big league play, seeking a favorable opportunity.
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Baseball Standings and Player Highlights From Recent Games
The column lists home run totals for players including Ruth and Chapman with the Yankees, Reynolds and Foyx among others. It notes leaders like the Yankees and Cubs, mentions coaching changes and a historical reference to the 1928 World Series, plus a long anecdotal history of Alex and team movements through early baseball.
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Rosenbloom Defeats Hoffman in 20 Rounds at Queensboro Stadium
New York heavyweight Maxie Rosenbloom, 175 1/2 pounds, scored an easy 20 round victory over Clarence Hoffman at Queensboro Stadium. The bout featured light heavyweight title talk and a clean win for Rosenbloom, while other results included Marty Callagher stopping Balvatara Rugeirello in the eighth of a 10 round semi final.
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Frankie Campbell Knocks Out Tom Kirby in Third Round
Frankie Campbell of San Francisco defeated heavyweight Tom Kirby of Boston in the third round of a ten round bout. Campbell weighed 179 pounds while Kirby weighed 185. The event was part of a boxing card with cities listed in betting or telecast cues.
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