Butte Copper Sox Trail Helena 21-5 in Playoff Golf Fight
Butte unloads a flood of runs in a lopsided 21 to 5 playoff night as Helena stumbles with fielding errors. The Copper Sox surge behind strong hitting and solid defense to seize third place, with Trovato and Netleton among key contributors and Koprivica steering a steady pitching shift. Helena’s miscues and cool weather blamed for rough defense, while Butte’s offense punishes opponents across innings.
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Helena
Little
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Bob Koprivica
Come Brilliant
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R B I Leaders Mentioned With Mixed League Names
Ambiguously OCRed list names Foxx and Danning among hitters and pitchers. Mentions include Foxx, Walker, Trosky, Danning, Lombard and Cordlomb with scattered abbreviations. Details are unclear but reflect baseball RBI and league references with several garbled surnames.
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American League Foxx
Red Box
Syepsisterese
Walker
Bensters
Trosky
Indians
Trague Danning
Glante
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Butte Copper Sox Beat Colored Stars 16 to 5
In a game at Butte, the Copper Sox exploded for 16 runs while holding the Colored Stars to 5 through six innings. Potter started for the Cubs and allowed six hits and four walks before Marlann relieved. Final miscues attributed to Poller and Forle, with Mariane and Gras contributing on defense.
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Yale Names Ogden D Miller as Athletic Boss
New Haven Conn June 0 Yale appointed Ogden D Miller a 36 year old former pitcher who helped launch a baseball later to become a varsity star to lead Yale athletics His selection surprised many but was described as popular He has played football boxing and water polo and has served in alumni relations and the administrative staff since graduation in 1920.
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Standings and schedule in early major league baseball
The standings show Philadelphia 6-5, Brooklyn 8-2, New York 21-7, St. Louis 9-4, Chicago 7-26, and others with several games noted as postponed or completed after extra innings. Tomorrow’s slate features Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Hamlin, New York at Chicago, Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Boston, St Louis at Washington, and other matchups with listed pitchers and win loss records.
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SODAY
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Sewell
Chicago
Dean
Lee
Baston
St Louis
Sullivan
Davis
Detroit
Bridges
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Va. Harris
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Washington
Krnawmer
Hudson
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Scouts Eye Campuses as Collegians Prove They Catch on Quickly
The article notes scouts increasingly target college players as major leagues absorb talent from campuses. It highlights players like Frank Frisch and Charley Keller, plus others from Duke, Texas, Columbia, and Michigan, confirming colleges supply skilled prospects and many reach the big leagues after short minor-league stints.
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Timo
Hineug
Gome
Horson
Jack Coombs
Duke
Wally Roettenr
Mitnvls
Bille Dicch
Texas
Andy Cooking
Columbia
Smoky Joe Wood
Johnny Vander Meer
Ostern
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Toll Exiete
Frank Overmire
Harry Raley
Iowa State Teachers
Quermire
Batley
White Sox
Wilbur White
Bradley Tech
Yankees
George Shirnwella
North Carolina
Gund Ater
Tardee
Tobin Spring
Bob Winslow
Southern Callefornia
Los Angeles
Arnold (Jismer
Polo Grounds
Wesps
Charley Keller
Maryland
Newark
Joe Gordon
Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
Indians
Buxa
Uinola
Cane
Babe Yong
Giants
Fordham
Reds Split With Dodgers To Hang On To Top Spot
Cincinnati and Brooklyn split a doubleheader as the Reds retained the National League lead with a nightcap win after a first-game loss. Tex Carleton pitched a no-hit bid through six innings in one game, while Brooklyn pounded and Cincinnati battled back in the other to keep the standings tight.
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Tex Careton
Sven
M Vengeange
Carleton
Brooiyo
Junior Thompson
Rurling
Henry
Fils Werber
Bily Myeca
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Walker
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Voomie
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Carleton F. McCormick
Werher
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Vander Meer
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Matahines
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Pilsher
Yankees Defeat Indians to Retain Lead in AL
The New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 4 to 2, driven by three Romers, as Al Smith and Cleveland’s sluggers fell short. The win keeps New York atop the American League while Boston and Detroit’s game was rained out.
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Cleveland
al Smith
Etralaht
Yankees
Romers
Indians
Deaton Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Blefeland
Soromenti
Ois Weatherly
Alnoite Ab
Keltner
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Ibo Hemaley
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Smith
Dizzy Dean Wing First Tales Ole June 3 UF
Jerome Herman Dizey Tegan celebrated his return to the Texas League by winning as Tulsa edged Fort Worth 4 to 3. Dean singled solidly, then stole home on two successive bobbles to win with the such score.
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Hla Dow
Texas Jeague
Tulsa
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Kla
Fort Worth
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Coast League and American Association standings fragment
League standings show California cities with mixed records including Los Angeles Sacramento and San Diego with several teams posting uneven results. American Association lists Toronto St Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville and others with varying win totals in a partial table.
Parker Wins Heart of America Tennis Meet in Kansas City
Frank Parker of California defeated Bobby Riggs, 4-6 8-1 7-6, to win the men’s singles championship. Virginia Wolferden of San Francisco won the women’s title with a 4-0 2-? victory over Mary Hardwick of England.
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Kansan City
Frank Parker
Funndene
Calit
Bobby Riggs
Chicano
HO. Riggs
Under-Par Play Wins Open Playoff for Lawson Little
Lawson Little captured the national Open title in a weathered Cleveland playoff, edging Sarazen in an 18-hole duel despite a muddy, downpour-soaked course. The veteran champion, hampered by disqualification issues for Oliver, illustrated a powerful, precise game that sealed the victory and marked Little's major career milestone.
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Gayle Talbot
Canterbury Gold Club
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Gene Barazen
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Botea Little
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Sports Chitchat and Headlines From the Week
A noisy sports note column details boxing and baseball snippets. Patrick Edward fights Buddy Baer amid weather talk and a past heavyweight return, while Patrick Edward narrowly outpoints Steve Dugan as Comiskey rebounds from injury. Cincinnati Bees beat St. Louis in a disputed play involving Frank McCormick and Ernie Lombardi, with umpire calls and Ford Frick’s rulings shaping the moment.
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Axalo
Boxing Program In Coming Week In New York and Syracuse events
Ken Overin of Washington DC, recent middleweight champion, tops a national boxing slate with a 10 round bout in Syracuse. Ralph Nernin of Syracuse draws an overweight clash at Syracuse. Petey Healsy faces Bernie Friedkin in an eight round featherweight bout in New York City.
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Ralph Nernin
Syracuse
N. Y
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NCLA
Feather
Bernie Friedkin
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