Renfro Dominates Montana Trapshooting Championship
Internationally known trapshooter Yeo Renfro of Dell won the Montana shooter championship with a perfect 100 and captured the doubles title yesterday. Poore and Young Poore traded near misses as Renfro also took the all around crown. Petrisan of Dillon led the junior singles while Stump and Plannigan earned professional honors in a crowded results section.
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Renfro
Dell
Montana
Young Poore
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Runnenip
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Stke
Baseball Standings in Intercity League Report
Intercity League standings show the Laurel Leafs at 8 4 and a .600 pace amid scattered team names like Colored Giants and Be Krlents of Solembua. The text mentions Walkeretleit and a game where Roepe 5 defeated TOMGWIS GME at Char a Park.
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Yeeeyeesiy
Finlen Eptel
Colored Giants
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Solembua
AOD
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GME Colored
Gianats
Wslearvills
Chara Park
Laurel Leafs beat Knights of Columbus in Intercity baseball clash
Lauren Leafs of Antasonds increased their lead in the Intercity league by battering the Knights of Columbus 6 to 2 at the Athletic Grounds. The game featured pitching by Bollinger and Kline, with Laurel Leafs cashing in early runs and holding on for the win before a large crowd.
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Anichy of Columbus
Laurel Seals
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Beart
They Tie in Western Open In Tight Championship Duel
Harty Cooper of Chicago and Ky Laffoon of Denver finish level after 72 holes at the Western Open, forcing a playoff for the title. Cooper shoots sub par 274, aided by a final green birdie, while Laffoon closes with 68 and 69 to tie for second with Johnny Revolla and Ike Laffoon. The field features elite pros like Tommy Armour and Jimmy Thomson amid a course record pace.
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Sie Sears
Tommy Armour
Ozaukee
Milwaukee
Laffoon
Cooper
Yesterdas
Feona Club Sport
Harry Come
Johnny Revolla
Ike Laffoon
Fin
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Los Angeles
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Lartoon
Denver
John Revelty
BU Mebihoty Lewiss Ie
Tom Armour Chieake
Jemrose Thorsen
Long Beach
Cyt
Ome White
Baseball score fragment from early games across leagues
Partial game results show New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia 6 5 and Detroit at Cleveland with mixed innings. Chicago and Boston tied with unclear second games while other matches list scattered scores from St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Oakland San Francisco and Portland.
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Detroit
Hex York
Cleveland
Louis
Baston
Chicaro
Payadelpha
Nestlanat
Nefcltr
New York
Pittsburgh Philadelphis
St Boul
Boston
Chicago
Eeme
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Cincinnat
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Philadelphia
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Northwest Rifle Pistol Champ Named at Spokane Tourney
Aiming rifle pistol and small bore guns with accuracy. Deb Wilson of Wenatchee captured all round honors in the Northwest Rifle Association tournament by winning the small bore championship. Other winners included Sergeant John C Carlson of Port Missoula for the western Montana trophy.
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Spokane
Wash
Deb Wilson
Wenatehee
Northwest Rifle Association
Western Montana
John C Carlson
Port Missoula
NCAA stars ready for Los Angeles meet in bid for records
The 13th annual NCAA championships open in Los Angeles with Olympians and recent champions including Glenn Cunningham and Charles Hornbostel. A field expected to exceed 100 competitors features stars from Indiana, Southern California, LSU, Marquette and others, aiming to break national and world marks on the McMarlan Coliseum oval.
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Los Angeles
Paul Zimmerman
Crollege
California
Glenn Cunningham
Charles Hornbostels
Ben Eastman
Princeton
Cunningham and Hornbostel
McMarlan Coliseum
Ncoaa Ulles
Colegiate
Vines Beats Tilden For Western Pro Title In Four Sets
Ellsworth Vines defeated Bul Tilden in four sets to win the western professional tennis championship in Cleveland. The match concluded round robin play begun June 10, with Tilden suffering a second defeat of the event and his third loss of the week following earlier falls to Keith Gledhill and Bruce Barnes in an exhibition.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ellsworth Vines
Bul Tilden
Tittens
Keith Gledhidd
Bruce Barnes
Hartwick Hurls No Hit Game as Butte Legion Boys Advance
Hartwick pitched a no hitter against Twin Bridges as Butte defeated them 8 to 1 in an opening sub district game for the Montana American Legion Junior teams. Butte hosts Helena Wednesday with a return at Butte next Sunday to decide sub zone laurels and the district finals against Anaconda.
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Butte Legion Boys
Twin Bridges
Tokle
Butte
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Santa Monica High Tennis Team Tops Compton in Close Meet
Santa Monica High School posted a decisive tennis victory over Compton by 25 to 6 as Bamahl Netters claimed 73 games. The Santa Monica lineup featured several future stars and dominated four singles and two doubles matches in a lengthy match.
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Carnera vows to defeat Baer despite injury
New York reports from Italy deny phoney work in Primo Carnera's victory over Baer. Carnera, lying in a hospital bed with a plastered foot, says Baer fought fairly but poorly and challenges a rematch saying there was nothing phoney about the fight unless Baer is a phony.
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Italy
Max Baers
Primo Carnere
Carnera
Baer
Pinch Homer by O'Doul Lifts Giants Over Pirates
Letty O'Doul hit a bases loaded pinch homer in the sixth as the New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 3 for their second straight win. Paul Waner homered for Pittsburgh in the fifth but the Pirates dropped their seventh loss in eight games.
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Letty O'Doul
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Invaders
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Pirates
Moore
East West Baseball League Opens With Big Win
The East-West Baseball League opened as Athletics defeated Lar Ney Lumbers 12 to 6 after a 16 to 6 hit and 1 to 6 pitching edge. John Stosich earned the winning pitcher’s decision in yesterday’s race kickoff.
Tie in American League doubleheader reshapes standings
The article reports results from doubleheaders including Giants Dodgers and Senators Pirates amid home run stats. It notes individual performances like Medwick and Welker, with standings shifting for teams such as the Cubs Athletics Giants and Yankees, reflecting a busy baseball slate.
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Charley Gelirisiger
Heine Manush
Manush
Benchora
Senators
Medwick
Giants
Sat
Leal
Dodgers
Lesterdss
Birla Cubs
Johnson
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Jonneon Athletics
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Pov Atletics
Totele
American
Centerville Surges in Title Chase with 6-0 Win
Centerville moved within half a game of first place in the local Commercial Baseball League by defeating Success Market 6 to 0. Walsh struck out 16, approaching the league strikeout record, while Mogus fanned 14 for the losers as Centerville built a strong late run and left Success Market with minimal scoring chances.
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Cards Like Ball Players Who Can Double in Brass
ST LOUIS, June 17. An unusually high versatility among the St Louis Cardinals gives manager Frankie Frisch replacements at many positions without enlarging the squad. Ernie Orsatti, centerfielder, can singe as first baseman. Pepper Martin, third baseman, joined the outfield in 1931. Jack Rothrock can play almost any outfield or infield position. Pat Crawford has covered second and third and the outfield. Joe Medwick, a stellar young outfielder, has seen third base work in Texas.
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Gt Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frich
Ernie Orsatt
Rip Collins
Gardens
Pepper Martin
Jack Rothrock
Pat Crawford
Joe Medusck
Texas
Leartie
Anzac Net Stars Lead French in Davis Cup Upset
In Paris on June 17, Australia led France 22 to 1 after Jack Crawford and Adrian Quist beat Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnott 6-2 6-4 3-7 4-6 8-3 marking the third straight upset in the Franco Australian Davis Cup series with two singles matches remaining. In Utah, the Springville hatchery chief notes trout cost per inch to rear and a length eight inches earns a partial rebate on fishing licenses.
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Jack Crawford
Adrian Quist
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnott
Australia
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Wiliam Witney
Springville, Utah
California Tops Weekly Ring Cards in West Showdown
California leads this week in boxing with two major events planned in Los Angeles on Tuesday and Hollywood on Friday. Freddie Milles of Cincinnati, featherweight champion, meets former champ Tommy Paul of Buffalo in Los Angeles. In Hollywood, Bob Olin of New York, light heavyweight, faces southern challenger Bob Godwin, and Pete Cates of Scranton returns against Angel Civera of Puerto Rico in a comeback bout.
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Hollywood
Freddie Milles
Cincinnati
National Boxing Association
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Buffalo
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Bob Godwin
Pete Cates
Scranton
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Porto Rico
Yankees and Tigers split 3-2 pair in doubleheader
New York and Detroit edged by the pitchers in a pair of tight games before about 60,000 fans. Lefty Gomes won 3-2 in the opener over Fisher, while Vic Sauvel outpitched the Tigers to take the nightcap 5-2 as the clubs kept pace in the American League race.
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New Yorkers Climb as Solons Top Standings
Washington Senators surged to defend the American League title by winning six of seven to move to third place after a rocky stretch. The New York Yankees and Giants each posted five wins as pitching brilliance guided victories, while Cleveland handed the Senators a recent defeat. The week’s standings, records, and team notes show Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and Philadelphia in pursuit with key matchups across the league. The summary captures the shifting order and notable performances across major clubs.
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Washingtons Senators
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New York Yankees
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Texcur
Washington TV SR
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Bear Soph Crew Olympic Prospect at Poughkeepsie Regatta
New York June 17 The Bear Soph Crew from the West Coast likely Olympic contenders after defending the Poughkeepsie regatta. The California varsity eight, from Indy Enbridge University, beat Dassersby of Washington in a tight finish in the early tail of the race. In Missoula Montana, Butte’s Colored Giants opened a western swing with a 14 1 victory as Mac Walker pitched and Atkinx aided the victory with a home run.
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Apphomore
Nich
Poughkeeprie
Indy Ebrigttt
University of California
Poughkeepsie
Braip Dassersby
Washington
Lnst
Rome
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Kirby Law For Tri-City Golf Contests Here
Butte Country club champion Dr J J Wirby was medalist with A TO as he and fly mates entertained Missoula and Great Falls golfers yesterday. Missoula entered all, Great Falls had 14 including Walter Morris who shot 17 for second. Lakeshore clubbers were at Helena, while stay at homes kept local traffic high. Ralph Ol in, local pro, reported one of the biggest play days of the year at the Municipal course amid handicap civic and private matches.
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