Best Game Of Year Brings Hard Hits At Legion Park
A high spirited contest at Legion Park featured hard winds and sharp hits as the Wiggles defeated the Sheehan Crushies 3-2 in a tense late innings showdown. Tom Dyildell led off the scoring with a long homer to the park, while Jack Filscan added insurance in deep left center and Friscoe sparked the rally with a triple. The game swung on timely defense and pitching, with Berk and Tycho delivering key plays to preserve the win for the Wiggles.
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Torms
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Oblon
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Chios
Boxing Bout Leads Weekend Card in Local Arena
Local sports page reports mixed results from a bout night featuring Tadano and Jayo Alla in a streaming right exchange. Wight Searle leads standings with several knockouts including Alvin Lewds, while Martin posts four hits in a field event as league leaders Idle.
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Iis Seul
Spud Davia
Randy
Moore
Ron Chapman
Sam Wert
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America
Nosaven
Martin
Maes Ap
Otter
AY Simmonin
Sin bin
Inniny Tadano
Jayo Alla
Pinch HHits By Cubs Sink Pirates In Chicago Win
Cubs rally in eighth inning breaks a 2 1 game as Koenig drives in the tying run and Venrick doubles to drive in the go ahead tally. Vinny Hendrick, Lindstrom, and Subr combine for the win while Chagnon suffers the loss for Pittsburgh in a tense nine inning clash.
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Piney Tien
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Giants cling to top by ambling victory
The New York Giants edged the Brooklyn Dodgers 9 to 4 as Carl Hubbell pitched well and Mel Ott homered in the seventh. The win kept New York atop the National League standings and completed a series sweep for the Giants.
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Theraton
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Moran
Baseball and wrestling notes from multiple leagues and venues
A garbled recap lists players, teams, and events across major and minor leagues. Mentioned are Yankees, Giants, Dodgers, Cardinals, Pirates, Braves, Phillies, and Mets among others, plus Southern and American Associations standings and a wrestling show with umpires escorted from the field. Scores, dates, and precise details are obscured, but reference to national and regional sports actions and an incident with officials remains.
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Senate Committee Probes and Sweringen Hearing Details
Senate committee hearings reveal Van Sweringen and associates funding transit ventures. Testimony covers stock purchases, loans labeled as open accounts, and authority questions about funds for the Van Sweringen holdings. Witnesses faced repeated questions on sources of $4.7 million and the origin of money used to acquire 987,090 shares.
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Namination
Sweringen
Vetess Company
Cleveland Lynthere
Nickel Plite Securities Company
Nan Swerligen
Frank Tf. Ginn
Veland aAltornex
Membar
Tin Stott
van Sweringen
George PL Harker
Peeve
Barkley
van Swearingen
Peonta
Vanwerteen
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Yen
Vanda Company
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Anemar
van Sworhigen
Povara
Vanara
van Isiwopingan
Lenny Jaenitt Harktey
Browns Fall To White Sox In Fourth Straight Loss
The St Louis Browns were swept by the Chicago White Sox for the fourth straight defeat. Ray Dykes and Campbell led with key hits as Chicago tallied nine hits. Plucky St Louis bats struggled, with Krese and Appling among the bright spots but unable to turn the tide.
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Dowtie
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Time
Riot in Cincy as Cards Can Redlegs
A chaotic night in Cincinnati saw tensions rise as the St. Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati Redlegs clashed. A bottle struck a spectators and a guard intervened as players argued and a fight threatened to erupt, with officials keeping order and no report of serious injuries.
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Emy
Lowia
Cincinnati
Kennedy Knocks Out Poreda In Top NJ Heavyweight Bout
Les Kennedy defeated Stanley Poreda in the 10 round feature at Preamland Park. Kennedy weighed 199 pounds to Poreda's 207. Poreda, ranked among New Jersey heavyweights, was knocked down in the ninth and stayed down long enough for Kennedy's seconds to crowd the ropes. Referee counted him out as the bell rang.
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Jersey Ily
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Pacific Coast
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Turmoil hits regional track meet amid scheduling confusion
Unclear reports describe disruptions around a regional relay event with changes to dates and venues. Local organizers cite weather and facility issues as causes for rescheduling while teams prepare for postponed competitions and revised practice plans.
Smoke cleared after chaotic NL results and scores
Fragmentary log shows National League games with New York 7 over Brooklyn 2, Chicago 5, St Louis 6, Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh 3, and other scattered scores. Streets and teams mentioned include New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh with mixed results.
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Athletics Keep Heat On Senators With Second Win
Philadelphia Athletics crushed Washington 9 3 to sweep the doubleheader and move a step closer to the first division. Ed Coleman and Mickey Cochrane hit three run homers while Roy Mahaffey worked the route. Galen Smith added a third homer as the A's pounded three Senators pitchers for two long balls and five doubles.
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Tigers Win Third Straight Over Indians In Cleveland
Detroit tops Cleveland 5 to 2 as Detroit pitcher Lynwood Rowe keeps Indians to nine hits over seven innings. Mel Harder starts for the Indians but loses despite a solid effort. Key hits include White, Powers, and Rowell for Detroit with a trio of runs in the late innings.
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Yankees rout Red Sox twice to cap home stand
New York earned two wins over Boston, 4 0 and 4 0, extending their winning streak to eight games and remaining undefeated against the Red Sox in the current stretch. Ruth delivered a dramatic electric homer in the second game, boosting the Yankees to victory.
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Golf open chase heats up as Sarazen tops field
Glenview June report notes Gene Sarazen amid a hot national open field at North Sharn Golf Club. Analysts expect a dark horse could emerge in the 72 hole test under 90 degree heat with veterans and rising stars contending.
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Montana Sports Stars In State Schools 1932 33
The Associated Press survey highlights Robert O Malley of Butte high as the top local performer with a 100 yard dash time of 10.8 seconds and a 100 yard mark of 10.4 seconds, while Funky Strong of Helena High emerges as his closest rival in votes. Other standout names include Robert Stansberry and Gregory Rice of Missoula High, Gus Holst of State College, and Milt Popovich of Butte High, with Helena and State College squads earning notable honors amid varied reactions to surprising results. The piece notes shifts in sports profitability and the impact of economic conditions on basketball and other programs.
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Butte Public High School
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Funky" Strong
Helena High School
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Maln
Helena
Robert Stansberry
State University
Gregory Rice
Missoula High School
Clarence ‘Gus’ Holst
Milt Popovich
Hutte High School
Ray Buzzetti
B. Erickson
Henry Fox
Butts High School
Anenay
Jielena
State College
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Old Golf Open At North Shore Amid Weather Delays
An old golf adjunct notes a 21 800 capacity event at the North Shore course with a new national open format. Spectators face $2 daily admission or $5 for a two day ticket as play is affected by unsettled weather and crowded galleries.
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Ashton Announces Junior Baseball Team for Helena
Bill Ashton selects 15 players from Helena to represent Lewis and Clark post No 2 in the state junior baseball championship. The squad will practice at Legion park at 6 o'clock tonight and faces the National Guard team. If Butte wins the Putte Anaconda tie on June 28 the game shifts to Butte. if Anaconda wins it remains in Helena.
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Helena Post
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Missoula
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East Helena
Joe Krisman
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Cecil Dar
Marty Kovich
Claude Butler
Listh Ward
Charlie Cloud
Bot Hanshaw
Bill Wright
Bill Davies
Jay Me
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Jerry Kennedy
Johanie Snyder
Nick Anderson
Doc” Kellogg
Battle of the Manes Stirring Fans in Boxing Build Up
New York June 6. The Battle of the Maxes promo today moved to New York with Max Baer and Max Schmeling eyeing Thursday night’s 15 round fight at Yankee Stadium. Baer weighed about 210 pounds and plans to drop another pound for a 20 pound edge in reach and height. Schmeling, 24 to 1 favorite, promotes a precise left jab and right cross. Ticket sales near 65,000 with receipts approaching $300,000 as final training camps wind down in Atlantic City and Lake Wananooka.
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International Suracuw results from Baltimore to Albany
A fragmented notice lists scores and cities from Baltimore to Albany with several results including Baltimore and Jersey City 4 to Montreal 1 Rochester 2 Newark fi and Albany 2 among three scheduled events.
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