Telephone team wins Helena league opener 6–3
The Telephone club defeated the Commercial Service 6 to 3 in seven innings to open the Helena baseball league schedule. Key moments include De Zell driving in two with a second inning double and a late surge to reclaim the lead in the seventh. Thompson started, allowing 10 hits, while solid defense helped seal the win despite windy conditions.
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Lermond is 4 13 mile in New York crowd records pace
Leo Lermond of the Boston A A tore off a mile in 4 minutes 13 seconds at Yankee Stadium racing a field that included top college milers. George Moore of the Brooklyn Harriers finished 4 15 5 after leading most of the way. Joe Hickey of New York University and Wilbur C Getz of Alfred University placed third and fourth.
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Res Bowen
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Ken Witecan
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Quinn
Holy Cross
Oliver Proudlock
Newark
ALCG
Ed Blake
White Sox Break Fine Record of Athletics
Philadelphia June 17 AP For the first time this season the Athletics lost two straight dropping the second to the Chicago White Sox 6 to 4 Urban Faber the veteran spitballer was the key in Sox victory He pitched effectively through the last inning as Chicago rallied in the seventh with a triple by Orwell to cue the runs Shires Foxx Hale Orrick and Pelley contributed for the Sox while Berg and Shires drove in runs for Philadelphia and Quinn took the loss
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Tigers
Red Sox
George Uhle
Ruffing
Milton Gaston
Detroit
Cardinals Rally Past Cubs in 18-3 Rout
The St. Louis Cardinals slugged 18 runs including an eight-run seventh inning to overwhelm the Chicago Cubs 18 to 3 in the opener of the series. Chick Hafey homered twice in the frame and added his 11th of the year as the Cardinals built a decisive lead in the National League pennant race.
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St. Louis ‘Cardinals
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Chick Hafey
Flafey
Pirates Rally to Edge Reds in Tight Nati on League Contest
Pirates win 2 to 1 over the Reds in Cincinnati as six hits total, four in the first and fifth innings, produce the needed runs. Purdy plates the final run with a triple and sacrifice. Kremer allows eight hits but secures the victory over May.
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Traynor
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Kolp
Golf Bleanings Stir Debate Over Hole-in-One
In Mankato Minnesota on June 17 AP reports 17 year old William Rabe Jr son of Mankato Country Club golf champion achieved a hole in one but was credited with two strokes. Witnesses say he used a mashie from a W yard hole and caused a divot before the ball rolled into the cup.
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William Rabe, Jr
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Pyle Bunion Winners Not Paid Despite Race Triumph
Los Angeles reporting of the second annual transcontinental marathon shows Johnny Salo of Passaic and N a Finn leading with 25 hours 57 minutes 20 seconds for 8500 miles and 26 miles final. Gavuzzi and Ameri won other top prizes as total purses reached 60000. Salo dismisses payment doubts amid CPA verification.
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England
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Eaton schedules four Montana basketball games amid conference changes
Coach Wilbur S. Eaton of Mount St. Charles college returns from Spokane after arranging games with Montana University Gonzaga and Washington State. Montana’s removal from the conference basket schedule alters plans. two games will be in Missoula and Helena, two in Spokane and Pullman, with talks of December tourney games against Idaho and Whitman.
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Whitman
Walla Walla
Rocky Mountain
Webster Cigars Meet Commercial Service In Postponed Playoff
The Webster Cigars face Commercial Service today at 6:15 PM on Smelter field East Helens in the playoff of the June 12 postponement. Batteries listed as Schneider or M Rudio with Gibson for Webster and Culver or Smith with Gamer for Commercial Service.
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Gamer
Western League scores with Pueblo and Denver games
In the Western League Pueblo defeated Des Moines 3 to 11 and Denver beat Omaha 12 to 14 with the sixth inning called. No other Western League games were scheduled. The American Association listed no games on the schedule.
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Omaha
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Smoke Clears on Sunday Scores From Baseball Action
Yesterday's results show the American League with Detroit beating Boston 6 to 2 and Chicago topping Philadelphia 6 to 1. National League action lists Pittsburgh 2 over Cincinnati 1 and St. Louis 13 defeating Chicago 3.
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BYU Swimmer Bad Shields Suspended by AAU
Brigham Young University freestyle champion Bad Shields faces suspension by the AAU after an exhibition two months ago, per John Giles president of the region AAU. Shields must appear before the local registration committee before any return to AAU competition.
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Lomski Wins 10 Round Fight Over Adgie in Philadelphia
Leo Lomski of Aberdeen Washington defeated Mat Adgie of Philadelphia by decision in a 10 round light heavyweight bout at Municipal Stadium with over 20 000 spectators. Adgie staggered Lomski in round three and Lomski answered with a sharp uppercut in round five.
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