Kessler Wins Disputed Baseball Game 2-1 At Legion Park
Kessler edged Casteel Cleaners 2-1 in a tightly fought baseball game at Legion Park. The outcome stands as a Kessler win pending protest hearing by league officials after a disputed last-play steal at home tied to umpire Fiske's call on Berg’s catch.
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Gema Jns
Legion Park
Casteel
Dick White
Rotia
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Commissanera
Cochrane
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Cleaners
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Fiske
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Casteels
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Martella
Thompson
Castelleaners
Cloud
Gray
Travis
Lightbody
Dykstra
Aross
Everly
Mountain Bears
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Legion Lot
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Thorencon
Martello
Bacrifice
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Kenta
Keesler
Casteei
Gioud
Rua
George
Rune
Bullock
Thorenson
Wild Pileh
iMortallo
Berner
Beesler
Pires
Plate Jones
Giants fall to Pirates as DeShone shines on mound
Pirates down Giants behind winning pitcher Deshong as offense drives early lead. Myer and Kelbner among several battters with two base hits. attendance about 7,000. Chicago White Sox lose to New York Yankees 7 to 4 in their western tour opener with Thornton Lee lasting long enough for the decisive seventh.
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Meath
Lewis
Kelbner
Hore Tune
Campbell
Gostin
Travis
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Lars
Wendai
Bears
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Cleveland
Bassa
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Burphries
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Hite
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Thaneh Outhit
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White Sox
Thornton Lee
Lee
Spud Chandler
Yanks
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DiMegsio
Holm Gearig
Wegary Dinkey
Henrich
Murph
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Radeft
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Hares
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tResenthad
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Totas
Lae
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Gabler
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Ber
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Owen
Hazel
Berger
Padirlilf
Lalb
Chicaza
Murphy
Mourche
Gabler Tin
Wine Ninz
Kolle
Mariarty
Rontmel
Walker Cup team returns amid British amateur triumph
New York June 4 Charley Yates the popular Atlanta bank clerk led his Walker Cup teammates home after winning the British amateur championship. The team praised their loss as a great thing for golf while Yates hailed his rare victory and teased about a raise as Atlanta officials planned celebrations.
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New York
Charles Richardson Yates
Charley Yates
Richardson Yates
Atlanta
Tyes
Charley
United States
Ecause Yates
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Yates
Wamawea
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Reynolds Sraith
Dallas
Atlantan
Duke of Kent
Smith
Doctor Smith
George Hamilton
Flrst
Nation’s Bank
James C. Robinson
Robingon
Charles
Mr. Robinson
R. Richardson Yates
Louis Training Sparks In Fight Prep At Jersey Sparring
Joe Louis drilled with precision before nearly 2,000 fans and ex champions Gene Tunney and Jim Braddock in Pompton Lakes. Tunney praised his speed and power but warned of lingering right hand issues while noting improved infighting. In New York, Schmeling worked six rounds at Yankee Stadium with sparring partners Albin, Mack, and Rogers in heavy preparations for June 23 title bout.
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Pompton Lakes
Dunn
Joe Louis
Gene Tunney
Jim Braddock
Basher Dean
Leonard Dixon
J Howe
Tunney
Joe
Gene
Speculator
Schmeling
al Albin
Dor Mack
Butch Rogers
Max
Steele Wins in Non-Title Fight in Seattle
Middleweight champion Freddie Steele of Tacoma won a bruising 10 round decision over Sally Krieger of New York in Seattle. Steele outlanded Krieger in early rounds though Krieger surged late, with Krieger taking rounds six and eight while seven and ten were even. The bout marked Steele’s first in four months and featured heavy exchanges that tested both fighters.
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Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Wash
Sally Krieger
New York City
Hera
Broela
Krieger
Steele
Sally
Associated Press Ncre
Major League Scores and Tonight's Matchups
Yesterday's results show National League games with Chicago beating Boston five to two and Pittsburgh four to three over New York, St. Louis four to three over Philadelphia, and Cincinnati Brooklyn postponed due to a railroad delay. American League winners included New York seven to four over Chicago and Washington seven to six over Cleveland with Detroit and Philadelphia matching in a later gap. Tonight Pittsburgh visits New York and Chicago travels to Boston among other listed matchups. Dope upset to start the day as Eddie Simms defeats Wild Bill Boyd in a ten round U S bout at the Olympic Auditorium.
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New York One
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AL Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
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L. Pet
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Tow
Brooklyn
York
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Washington
Bt. Louis
Los Angeles
Eddie Simms
Wild Bill Boyd
Navy
Scattls
Olympic Auditorium
Pacific Coast League Baseball Scores Fragment
In Oakland Los Angeles 9 8 1 Salveson Collins Jones Butter and Rimondi. In Sacramento San Diego 4 10 1 Chaplin Salvo Hogan De tore Pippen Pranks. In Hollywood San Francisco 7 10 0 Koupal Billon Wondall Spring Toet Nichales Crandel Brensel. No other.
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R. H. EB
Los Angeles
Dinee
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Collins
Jones
Buttter
Rsimondi
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San Diego
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Pranks
Hollywood
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E.ee
Cue
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Billon
Wondall
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Toet
Nitehales
Crandell
Brensel
Senators Narrow Cleveland Lead In Tight AL Contest
Cleveland June 14 The Washington Senators cut the Indians AL lead by half a game with a 11 to 0 6 victory in a windy park. New York Yankees won at Chicago as Cleveland pitcher Johnny Humphries struggled in his first big league start, giving up a four-run Washington rally including two homers in the fifth inning.
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Mel Ott
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Hal Schumacher
Bucs
Bauers
Jim DeShong
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Indians
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al L Waner
P. Waner
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Ruta
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Bummars
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Suhr
Ahe
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Allan
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McCarthy
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Heath
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Badlen
Lew Aa
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Mets Extend Game In 12 Innings With Late Rally
In a marathon 12 inning game the Milwaukee team edged the opposition as late runs powered a dramatic finish. Key figures included pitcher Terry and hitter Meadows, with Ringhofar, Madjeaki, Jungles, Winegaroer and Just contributing in the extended play.
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Milwaukee Wees
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Meadows
Ringhofar
Madjeaki
Jungles
Winegaroer
Just
Softball Meeting Scheduled for Helena League Leaders
Helena Softball Commissioners and managers plan a meeting this evening at 8:30 at Helena Club. State Commissioner Walter Morris and De. W. L. Hunter, president of the Helena League, will discuss key league problems. All managers and commissioners urged to attend.
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Helena
MC. A. Lo d
Walter Morris Nans
Amitnamoyts
W. L. Hunter
Montana Sprinters Headed to National Meet in Minneapolis
Montana athletes Maeroulz June 14 1 Montanas top sprinter Jack R. Emigh and hurdler Al Eiselein travel to Minneapolis for the national collegiate meet trials Friday Emigh aims for 100 and 220 yard dashes with state marks 9.8 and 20.7 seconds while Eiselein a Roundup youth posts near 14.8 for the 129 yard high hurdles and hopes to overcome a post conference stumble and jinx at the coset meet
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Montana
Jack R. Eimigh
AL Eiselein
Minneapolis
Emigh
Anneapolis
Harry Adams
Elselein
Initiative Measure Meeting Opposition In Butte
In Butte on June 14, directors of the Rocky Mountain Sportmen and Butte Anglars clubs spoke against the initiative measure on gem laws to be placed on Montana’s general election ballot this year. Petitions are circulating statewide, backed by state officers of the Montana Wildlife declaration, with which both clubs are affiliated. The clubs oppose the powers proposed for a new game commission as too broad.
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Rocky Mountain Sportmen
Butte Anglars
Montana
Montana Wildlife Teclaration
Sutts
Game Commission
Home Run Highlights From Baseball Standings
Fragmentary list of player names and teams including Foxx Red Sox Johnson Athletics Greenberg Tigers York Tigers Goodman Reds Ot Giants Medwith Cardinals Gutteridgs Cardinals. No clear game events or dates.
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Foxx
Red Sox
Johnson
Athletics
Greenberg
Tigark
York
Tigars
Goodman
Reds
Giants
Medwith
Cardinals
Gutteridgs
GOLF GLEANINGS WOMEN S OPEN LEADERS AND OPEN RESULTS
The report covers first round play in the Women s Western Open at the Broadmoor with top contenders Hicks Harb Herg Barrett and Didrikson delivering strong drives and decisive wins. It also notes Ralph Guldahl leading after 18 holes in the Western Open at Westwood Country Club with a 71, tying up the early headliners. In other action Eddie Hogan defeats Poison Smith by disqualification in Seattle and a slate of minor league baseball scores from Montreal Syracuse Toronto Newark Buffalo Jersey City Rochester and Baltimore.
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Colo
Helen Hicks Harb
Patty Herg
Beatrice Barrett
Babe Didrikson
Broadmoor
Mra
Ward
Little Rock
Ark
Louis
Ralph Guledahl
Madison
N.J
Westwood Country Club
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Toronto
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Buffalo
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