Six th Frame Sees Torrid Ball Doings In City League
Grand Silvers rallied from a rough sixth inning to topple Western Fuels 4 to 2 in the City league feature. Silver Bow Parks defeated Southside Hardwares 8 to 1 behind stout hitting and seven Hardware errors, with Mahagin delivering key blows. Nettleton outpitched McFarlane for Grand Silvers, while Latimer and Horan supplied the offense in the first game.
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Grand Silvers
Cinders
Western Fuels
Silver Bow Parks
Southside Hardwares
Mahagin
Brivers
Fuels
Nettleton
Calishan
Amenes m3
McMenuses
Odermurzb
Hollande
Latimer
Staptendy
Galiddy
Belarkss
Flgawardsit
Ederkib
Dunstantha
Totty
Orand Bilver
OS Bummarr
Runr
Kolland
Clark
Edwards
Loser
Callahan
Boyer
McQuinn
Kearoes
Horan
Ulah
McFarlane
Ofi Nettle
Ion
Wile
McCarthy
Hardwares
Porchevina
Easy
Hebgen
Rlver Bow Park
Abhoa Andente
Amimerib
Wisonib
Meleaac
Io'k
Hayden
Lubiek
Hnar Ae
Beore Bo Januari
Buver
Heroware
Adders
A. Miller
BecLeod
Muenpa
Lublek
Pickel
Mehagin
Kelly
Gielen Bares
A. Mier
McLeod
U.3b
Midler
AlbriEtt
Washington Crew Makes Speedy Run at Poughkeepsie
Washington varsity eight under Alerickson clocked 19 07 for four miles on the Hudson, fastest since arrivals of college eights, beating Cal bears by 36 seconds. Freshmen eight opened two lengths behind at two miles and finished five lengths ahead, clocked at 9 10 for two miles, beating Cornell’s 1909 mark.
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Poughkeepse
W. Y
University of Washing
Hudson
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
A. Alerickson
Huskies
Ky Enbright
Californians
Bears
Nver
Washington
Varsity
Cornell
Hornsby to Return to Regular Duty With Browns
Rogers Hornsby plans a return to right field for the St. Louis Browns as soon as his writs heals from a pitch injury in Cleveland. If fit, he will start every afternoon, sharing with Debs Garri? and relying on his batting to carry the team after a season where Papen had been the primary bat.
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BT. Louis
Old Rogers Hornsby
Mel Harder
Cleveland
Rajah
Louiz
Debs Garris
White Sox
Indians
Browns
Hornaby
Papen
Butte Eyes 20-Man Swim Squad For State Meet
Butte's B. J. Gunderson faces selecting 20 swimmers from 40 to represent the city at the state meet in Great Falls this month. The city meet at the Y Friday will decide the final roster amid age-class shifts and added events.
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B. J. Gunderson
Butte
Great Falls
Ray Gallant
High Point Skimmer
Fritz Dally
Albert McArthur
George Misevic
Misevic
Montana State College
Gallant
Dally
Boysng
Dick Gallant
Ray
Herald Dia
Creighton Stars Arrive in Butte for Summer Prep
Creighton University athletes Patrick Holland and Mike O Leary arrived in Butte from Omaha to train for next year’s Missouri football and basketball campaigns. Holland earned all Missouri center honors in football and O Leary was all Missouri end and basketball captain elect. Also, Columbian Squires defeated Dineen Brothers 17-10 in the American Legion Junior League at N P Playground. Marcel Thil retained the European light heavyweight title by stopping Adolf Witt in the eighth round at Faris.
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Creighton Uniy
Butte
Omaha
Missouri
Patrick 1 Ears Holland
Mike O'Leary
Butte Central
Holland
O'Leary
Patrick Holland
North
Washington Street
Eddie Foley
Squires
American Legion
Columbian Squires
Dineen Brothers
N. P
South Side
Yanks
Thompson O'Learyning
Faris
Um—Marcel
Thil
Adolf Witt
Germany
Witt
Amos Club Romps Past Marketmen 5-2 in Openers
Centerville edged South Siders 5 to 2 at Farrot Flat with Dusty Walsh punching out the winning blows and J Mee of the Marketmen allowing four runs. The Amos Brothers then rode a 5-2 comeback over Success Markets at Super Bow Park, as Evans, Calten, and Brotovic sparked the offense in the seventh.
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Centerville
Stoeckers
Farrot Flat
Dusty Walsh
Chucker
J. Mee
South Siders
Walsh
Mee
Centerrule AB
AlSiseckere AB
da Walsh
oDasen
Dwain
Eip
Totem
Beare
Centerville Broeckers
Hans
Dan Walsh
Harper
Krause
J. Hinch
Herver
F. Shee
Hoar
Sacri
Fice Aly
Mich
Amos Brothers
Super Bow Park
Amos Bros
Bartlett
Fram
Hensley
Cha
Nevin
Browovie
Button
Munth
Ostaney
O'Nere
Favan
Kopp
Barrick P Zit
Tal
Wertin Holm
Finlens win off Hilltop in 8 2 game
Finlens Hotel pulled an 8 to 2 Intercity league victory over Walkerville at Clark Park. A six run third inning, highlighted by a Wagner homer, put the hotelmen in control as Joe Berryman held Walkerville to four hits. Finlens tied for first with Colored Giants as they move closer to a possible top spot depending on Laurel Leafs results.
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Finlen Hotel
Walkerville
Clark Park
Giants
Laurel Leafs
Finjens
Wagner
Lea
Joe Berryman
Hill City
INTERCITY AND CITY BASEBALL STANDINGS AND RESULTS
Last night Finlen Hotel defeated Walkerville 7 to 4 in Intercity League action. City League showdowns list Western Fuel Grand Store and South Bide Hardware among top standings with several matches planned tonight and today.
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Finlen Hotel
Walkerville
Wee York
ISD
Ro & S
Rosedale
Western Fuel
South Bide Haraw
Bitver Bow Park
Wester Fuel
Grand Store
Giver Bow Park
Bouth Bide Hardwarely
Baer Winds Up Work as Carnera Is Missing in Build Up
American heavyweight title hopeful Max Baer finished his final training in Asbury Park amid a calm camp mood. Carnera wandered, sparking rumors he escaped or hid, while bookmakers refused to quote odds as promoters debate postponement and crowd safety.
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Baer
Carnera
Edward J. Nes
Associated Press
New York
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Asbury Park
N. J
Boxing Commission
Dow
Bill Brown
Carnere
Madison Square Garden
Ponpton Lakes
Hic
Tommy Loughran
Miami
Long Island
Worlce
Yeck
John R. Kilpatrick
Garden
Peden Invited to Compete in Star NCAA Meet at Los Angeles
Los Angeles June 11. The NCAA track and field meet will bring 164 top collegiate athletes from 74 schools to USC as hosts. Expenses for 164 men will be funded from a $20,000 pool with leftover funds to reimburse self-paying athletes with strong showings. Peden of Montana and Wilson of Brigham Young are among those named for specific events. A separate boxing result notes Gerald Kennard defeats Chuck Reed in Chicago.
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Iri
Barbara Horst
Vonle O'Brien
Betty Horst
Margaret Moser
Betty Anderson
Catherine Callahan
Eleanor McIntyre
Dorothy Clake
Woner
Chuck Shannon
Jack Chinn
Moser
Horst
Lyum
Mickey” Ademas
Theodora Watheam
Miss Adams
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Dean Cromwell
Southern California
Arould
Peden
Montana University
Wilson
Brigham Young University
Cannon
Cruxshank
Colorado Aggies
Criikshank
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City Loop
Parkmen
Silvers
Washington Crew
Poughkeepsie
Rogers Hornsby
Astor Hubby
Fiermonte
Rosenbloom
Madeline Force Astor Dick
John Jacob Astor
Enzo Fiermonte
Maxie Rosenbloom
Creighton Stars
Parrot Flat
Keppa
Magus
Sy-O
Rune
C. Evens
Nevdin
Calten
Brotovic
Hensler
Evens
Hester
Foles
Poles
Ay Barrich
Mowat
Barrich
Morus
Mogus
Evats
Pole
Olsen
Amps Brom
Finlens
Hilltop
Laurel
Tomigh
Gamees
G. Bouth
Blore Yn
Butcesa Market
Broeckert I
Ferret—Humber Keno
Silver Bow Park
Eureka Beer Ve
Success Markse
Boston St AL Louis
Philadelphis
Caieens
Brooklyn
Loi Centerville
Pet
Amos Brothera
Humber
Aay
Zureka Beer
Ad Broeckers Nee
St. Louis
Boston
Detroie von Loot
Panen
Pailagetohiy
Chicago
Als
York
Cleveland Phladstonia
Detroit
American Association
Minutapolin
Bai St. Paul
City
Jaulayill
Toledo
Kansas City
Witwauker
Pat Columbus
Daubherts
J. Wagner
Hicks
Skelton
Grnnch
Martinich Hill
Ott Leo
Innes Free
Berriman
Biruck Gut
Berryman
Cooke
Hilt
Berryman Hicks
Montanan
um—Inerrald Kennard
Fargo
N. D
Pontiac
Fisher
Barclay Motors, Inc
South
Montana ST. Butte
Mont
Central Motor CO
Anaconda, Mont
Prone
Burgan & Walker, Inc
Helena, Mont
Bil Co Tan and
Oh Plumb
Cold
The
Nebbs
Gol Hes
Polly and
Pals
Ciaf Sterre
Tailspin
Hal Forrest
Wally Mtthep
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