Tigers Edge Yankees to Near Top of Standings
Detroit Tigers defeat New York Yankees 7 to 3 at Wallops Field, driven by Pete Fox’s ninth inning double scoring Mickey Cochrane and Joyzier White. Ruth and Gehrig each contributed late at bats as the Yankees twice threatened but could not overtake the Tigers.
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Rain Delays Butte Ball Tilts Across Local Leagues
Rain last night spoiled schedules in the Intercity, City and Commercial baseball leagues here. Colored Glanta traded Walkerville 2 19 1, when the downpour stopped the game in the second inning.
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Dempsey poised for major MSG impresario post
United Press report from New York says Jack Dempsey, Manassa Mauler and expectant father, will be named general boxing manager and matchmaker at Madison Square Garden's new board meeting within 30 days. Negotiations on salary and profits, with Baer in play, could shape a drastic shift in Garden boxing leadership.
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Manush Leads Big Six In Batting Race Amid Idle Senators
Heinie Manush of the Washington Senators maintained a slim lead in baseballs Big Six batting, with Charley Gehringer close behind. The standings show Manush at the top with a .400 average after yesterday’s games, while Gehringer trails by three points and other leaders like Medwick and Terry posted notable marks as teams like the Yankees and White Sox moved in the standings.
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Enzo Fiermonte Starts Training For Mint Title Fight
Italian boxer Enzo Fiermonte, husband of former Mrs John Jacob Astor, begins light training for his July 18 heavyweight title challenge against Maxie Rosenbloom at a seaside mansion estate in Westhampton. He workouts for about 15 minutes in a ring built on the lawn as guests, including promoter Charlie Johnston, watch in chilly offshore air.
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Hale Leads in Maine Primary as Returns Grow
Returns from 20 of 632 precincts show Republican Frederick Hale leading U S senator results with 21 682 votes to Jack 8660 and Democrats Duboin 5006 Stevens 1448 Thurston 3823. for governor Ames 17103 Carlton 950 Page 5301 Partridge 2801 Dem Hrann 10654 Schmeling Neusel bout signed for August 26 in Hamburg with Max Schmeling replacing manager Joe Jacobs.
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Crack Athletes Gather on Coast for Title Contests
Louisiana State leads a national field as track and field athletes arrive on the West Coast for the upcoming national collegiate championships in Southern California. Coach Bernie Moore brings 16 LSU competitors aiming to defend titles against Stanford and USC, with stars including Glenn Hardin and Jack Torrance among the hopefuls.
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Cooper Lapses Par To Win Western Open Title
Lighthorse Harry Cooper Chicago, top shooter known for spectacular drives, overcame a five stroke morning deficit to beat Denver pro Laffoon by three in a double overtime finish for the Western Open. Cooper fired a 66 in the closing round, finishing 25 under par for 108 holes, with Laffoon at 22 under.
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Legion Teams Clash Sunday in Butte and Helena
Butte and Helena American Legion teams meet Sunday at Clark Park in Butte at 1 pm for the second game of their Sub-district series in the state championship race. Ben Hardin announced the schedule. the first game is Wednesday in Helena. The Butte game is part of a doubleheader with the Finlen and K Co clubs in the Intercity League second half.
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Crawford Stars in Tennis Match
In Paris at Roland Garros stadium Jack Crawford of Australia dominated the early Davis Cup color, beating Christian Boussus to clinch the fourth match and sweep the European zone series. Crawford won 10 straight games to finish the match and the series, advancing to the final round.
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Butte Tennis Club to Meet Tonight
Butte Tennis club will hold its initial meeting of the year tonight at the M C A to outline plans for the season. Clarence Kerlee, secretary, will preside. The city tournament, an annual event of the club, will probably be held in the latter part of July. All interested in tennis are invited to attend.
Baseball Standings and City League Updates
City League standings show Rosedale Market and Grand Store among leaders with several teams listed across districts. Recent results note Biter Bow Pere defeating Rosedale Margret Western Fue at South Site Erdpark with midnights games and scheduled matchups including Pilatelprla at Gl Loyia and Bracks at Cineinza.
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Brown Demanded Baer Cameras Postponement Fight
New York boxing commissioner Willam J Brown urged postponement before the Max Baer Primo Camera bout. Baer won by technical knockout after repeatedly knocking Camera down thirty one times before the stoppage, amid a crowd brawl.
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Ex-Invalids Hailed as Finest on Cinder Paths
New York June 16 Two former invalids are hailed as the greatest middle distance runners in history Glenn Cunningham Kansas and Ben Eastman Stanford era. Cunningham, dragged from a burning schoolhouse as a boy, set a world best in minutes 67 10 seconds at Palmer Stadium while racing on a rebuilt leg. Eastman, once advised to play tennis for health, later lowered records from 400 meters to 840 yards and defeated rivals at Princeton as he aimed to prove continued form in an upcoming meet.
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Ballyhoo for Baer vs Carnera heads to October showdown
Boxing notes from New York report Max Baer the new heavyweight champ is due to face Primo Carnera again in October. Ancil Hoffman plans talks at Madison Square Garden with Jimmy Johnston and John Kilpatrick as Baer and Dempsey push for an early title defense. Gehrig plays through injury for the Yankees, hammering 12 chances without error and adding a homer and single.
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Princeton Mile Record After Shifting World Mark
Indiana athlete sets a mile best of 1 minute 49.8 seconds surpassing the world record and narrowing the gap to Oest Peitver’s standard. Princeton coach Bill Benthron notes Glenn Cunningham defeats Benthron in the same meet as Cunningham is hailed the greatest miler the world has known.
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Track Star Covers Ground Day and Night at Ames
Russell Miller, red headed junior high jumper on the Town State team, logs about 11 miles daily on a campus mail route and campus track. He jogs laps, does jumping practice, and often walks home in his sleep suggests he may be fatigued but remains driven for peak performance.
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