El Swanson Keeps Jinx Over Locals
Elmer Swanson former Mines league star led Laurel Leafs of Anaconda to a 5-0 win over the Bute Colored Giants. Swanson doubled and drove in a run as the visitors benefited from two costly errors in the sixth inning. Hatten the Colored southpaw had the game’s longest hit a third inning triple but failed to score. the Giants left four on base while Swanson’s team collected four hits and capitalized on miscues for all runs.
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South Side Yankees Win Legion Junior Race Thriller
South Side Yankees beat Thompson Ottearts 5 to 1 in a pitching duel at NP grounds to take first in the American Legion junior baseball standings. Extra walks proved decisive as both sides used strong arms with Sanning and rival pitchers each totaling 11 strikeouts. The game card lists batteries as Martinison and Taylor for South Side and Willems and Tweedy for Thompson-Clearys. Tonight’s matchup pairs Big Butter against Columbian Squires. Philadelphia notes Connie Mack signs Edward Lagger, Northwestern pitcher, a 6'3" right-hander weighing 210 pounds.
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Giants Crush Reds In Opening Game Of Series
In Cincinnati on June 12 the Giants routed the Reds 19 to 1 behind Freddy Fitzsimmons. It marked the fifth win in seven meetings for the NL leaders over the last-place club as New York coasted to victory.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Games Across Leagues
Intercity and city leagues listed with last night results including Laurel Leafs and Colored Giants. Tonight's games include Welkersille at Clackpark K and other matchups such as Silver Bow Park and Parrot Center, plus a set of major league pairings New York at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Cubs Trade Camilli to Get Batting Power of Don Hurst
The Chicago Cubs acquired Don Hurst from Philadelphia for Don Camilli and Coast Teague. Hurst, a left handed slugger, was a top hitter with the Phillies, posting 143 RBIs in 1932. Chuck Klein praised the move, saying Hurst will boost the Cubs lineup. Manager Charley Grimm expects Hurst to provide power and steady offense for the season.
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Missions Babich Sold to Dodgers for 324000 and Two Players
Ban Francisco June 12. Johnny Babich young San Francisco Missions star pitcher has been sold to the Brooklyn Dodgers for 324,000 and two players. Babich led with 10 wins and a .767 winning percentage. The Missions receive Ray Lucas and an additional union player plus cash.
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Baer Carnera weigh in as fight hype grows
June 12 report from New York notes massive press turnout expected for the Baer Carnera bout at Madison Square Garden. Baer shows no serious health issues despite a sore throat, while Carnera appears drawn and weighs around 252 pounds. Odds favor Carnera 13 to 30 with ticket sales fluctuating but ringside seats in high demand.
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Grade School Boys Nines Play Today
Five games will be played this morning in the grade school bossed buekudall league under the direction of Rod Gunderson Y M A athletic director. The schedule lists Class A games at Hebgen Park and St Johns Whittier, and Class B games at Parrot Flat with matchups including Mari’s Garfield Langfellaw St Josephs and Sacred Heart.
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Tigers Gain Win Over Red Sox To Open Series
Detroit ace Tom Bridges pitched a 4-2 win over Boston in the series opener, his eighth victory of the season. Dusty Rhodes led Boston’s start, but the Tigers broke through in the sixth as Bridges sparked the rally with a single to deep center.
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Amos Brothers Break Tie In Commercial Race At Centerville
Amos Brothers defeat Humber Kenomen 9 to 4 in a Commercial League game, tightening a top-three tie with Rosedale Marketmen and Eureka Beerman, as Centerville looms on the schedule. The mudded writeup notes heavy batting and erratic pitching, with Amey Deothre and Ames Teethers delivering notable hits for the victors.
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Kelly Leads Big Practice Shoot at Butte Range
In Butte last night G J Kelly Jr topped the scores by breaking 90 of 100 blue rocks as trapshooters drilled for the state tourney opening Friday in Helena. Joe Latimer and Bill O Malley posted top averages, each hitting 47 of 60, with Frank McGannexy from Salt Lake City leading a doubles event with 43 of 26 pairs. A final practice round is planned tonight.
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Demarec Slumps but Leads Coast in Unofficial Standings
In Los Angeles on June 1, Pacific Coast League stats show Frank Demaree’s batting average dipping to .306 while he still tops the circuit hitters. Louis Almikola leads a Mission batsmen surge, and Gene Lillard, Fred Haney, and others contribute. Demaree adds to his home run total as standings tighten. Rosenbloom stops Maxwell in Tucson bout with a decisive 9th round KO, weighing 181 pounds to Maxwell’s 176.
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Lasky Defeats Levinsky In Riotous Slugfest On Coast
Minneapolis heavyweight Art Lasky outslugged King Levinsky in a 16 round coast bout before 10 500 plus fans in Los Angeles. Lasky built a lead early with body work and lefts to the head, suffering no knockdowns while Levinsky pressed back, and a tax-collection side note found legal action affecting both fighters at ringside.
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South Dakota Names Kentucky Coach for Coyotes Football
Henry Camage, head football coach at the University of Kentucky for seven years, will direct University of South Dakota football next fall, announced by Athletic Director Blanky G. Backman in Brookings.
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Philadelphia golf champion crowned as Barron wins
Merman Barron of Port Chester won the Philadelphia golf championship with three rounds of 69 and a final 17 for a 9400 prize, taking the title today. The report notes Rochester and Albany results amid weather interruptions, with scores and participants not fully clear.
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Palfrey and Jacobs carry US hopes at Wimbledon Wightman Cup
Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey were named to lead the United States in the Wightman Cup ties against England at Wimbledon Friday and Saturday. Mike Jacobs captains the team and will play two singles matches, joined by Caroline Babcock as third singles. Babcock teams with Josephine Cruickshank for the other doubles. Western League results included Omaha 2 Davenport 1 and Des Moines In Rock Island A.
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