Hildebrand Shuts Out Senators as Browns Fight Flare
Washington June 8 veteran St. Louis hurler Hildebrand blanked the Senators 6 0 in a game marked by fighting between Al Simmons and Knickerbocker. Two hit singles by Simmons and a scratch single by Buddy Lewis accounted for all Cleveland hits. A fracas led to ejections after clashes in the middle innings. McKain pitched for the winner, with Andreas and Ostermueller among the players noted.
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Moran
Phillies' Klein and Travia Earn Dig Sixteen Status
Phillies outfielder Klein and infielder Travia crossed the abbat minimum to enter the Dig Sixin g. Klein went two for four to boost season average and secure a spot in the National leaders. Travia, despite going hitless, raised his at bat total to 101, ranking third in the American.
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Phillies
Cecil Travia
Inglon
Toda
Klain
Travia
Cubs Win as Giants Lose Gap Widens
Cubs move a game ahead of the New York Giants as Augie Galan drives in the deciding runs with a ninth inning triple. Chicago rallies past Philadelphia after a rough sixth, while Cincinnati defeats the Giants. Multiple pitchers used, notable hits from Galan Cuccinella Guilteridae and Medwick.
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Giants
Chicago
New York Giants
Augie Galan
Phillies
Cincinnati
Behtind
Bill Lee
Philadelphia
Aboy OO
Mortimer
Young
Cho
Kei
Arnovich
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Alwood
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Fasseau
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Rt Reoot
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oBryant
Tee
Mack
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Scharain
Cami
Arnavien
Pwaseau
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Chicas
Ott Johnsen
Paasaau
Parmelee
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Johnson Tf. LaMaster
Ler
Helena business men donate uniforms to Legion junior team
A group of 17 Helena business people and one man provide 18 uniforms for the American Legion Junior baseball squad. Coach Ernie Smith’s team will wear gear donated by local firms including Mebetta Motor Car, Modern Utilities, Jerry’s Clothes Shop, and Anderson-Chevrolet. The Sunday 2 PM game versus Gallatin post from Hazeman is the highlight as Legion plans for a second meeting at Legion Park that week.
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Legion
American Legion
Legion Park
Gallatin Post
Hazemann
New
Wilforma
Pyar
Ernie Smith
Helene
Business Haues
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Yesterday's Baseball Results Mixed NL Scores and Today Schedule
National League results show Brooklyn lost 4 to 6 at Pittsburgh while New York defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3 and Philadelphia topped Chicago 7 to 4. Boston beat Cleveland 5 to 4 in a separate listing, with Chicago-New York postponed. Today’s American League slate lists St Louis at Washington and Chicago at New York among others.
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Cincinnati
Xtraight
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Reds
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Letty Lee Grissom
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Gurl
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Coffman
Philadelphia
Cuyler
Bec Weint
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Davia
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Detroit
Rostan
Lila
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Ohionem
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Kamuourle
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Rires
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Ink Gottman
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St. Louis
Washington
Philadelhia
St. Law
Louis in peak form as Braddock tuneup nears
Kenosha Wisconsin report notes Louis in top physical condition after a six mile run and rest of day spent in light activity. Braddock, training for the title bout with Louis in Chicago Tuesday night, shows strong mood and improved punch variety. Both camps believe Braddock faces a tough evening if Louis maintains form.
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Top Farm
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Braddock
Chicago
Ine Louis
Inp
Louis
Grand Beach
Mich
Juana
Jamen J. Braddock
Joe Soula
Don Rebl
Joe Gould
Robb
Panviah
Gould
Graddock
Jim
Baly Hanpiners
Dreamland
Helen Hick to face Tea Barrett for western Women's title
Helen Hick of New York advances to the final of the western Women's championship to meet Tea Barrett of Minneapolis. Betty Bottarll of Salt Lake City and Dorothy Koster of Springfield were defeated to reach the other finalist spot. Miss Barrett is favored in the 8 hole championship round, while Hick seeks a surprise upset in Hollywood.
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Helen
Helen Hick
New York
Tea Barrett
Minneapolis
Whmeart
Betty Bottarll
Salt
World Marks Hold in Berkeley Events
Berkeley Calif June 18 Forecasting terrific battles in the national collegiate track and field championships day one final. Stars of the country qualified for the big wind-up tomorrow amid outstanding times and distances. Eulice Peacock withdrew. 220-yard dash winner with leg cramp qualified for broad jump. Forest Towns Georgia easily won high hurdles yet failed to match world record limits. Osgood Michigan sprained ankle hindered him in the 20-yard hurdles. Highlights include 220-yard high hurdles towns Linley and Os good. shot put Reynolds Stanford and broad jump King Kansas Teacher leading qualifiers.
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Eulice Peacock
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Spec Gieglet
Tomoreaw
Johnny Woodratt
Heb Osgood
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Kanaax
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Pacific Coast League Rosters and Scores Highlight Rail Debuts
Fragmented notes show Pacific Coast League teams and players across multiple cities. Mentions Portland Oakland Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Sacramento with partial lineups including names such as Slaka Cronin Bonham Lakorea Raimond Baker and others. Details are incomplete and spellings uncertain, but reference to games and player placements suggests a regional standings snapshot.
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Oakland
Mancriaf
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Cronin
Bonham
Lakorea
Raimond
Baker
San Franciaco
Rob Minplona
Babich
Shochan
Cole
Daglia
Monza
Los Angelea
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Lon Angeles Ao
Salvo
Draghea
Deere
Salvenon
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Collins
Sacramento
Jacobs plans two more world title bouts this year
Promoter Mike Jacobs confirms plans for two additional world heavyweight title matches this year, including London and New York shows. He aims to solidify control of the heavyweight scene as Braddock faces Louis at Comiskey Park the following Tuesday. Schmeling’s status and possible European bouts are discussed amid court rulings and tax questions. Louis remains a betting favorite amid ongoing negotiations and potential promoter shifts.
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Jim Braddockfoe
Comiskey Park
Atlke Jacob
London
New York
Madison Bauare Garden
Jacoba
Tommy Farr
Snowdon
Vaa
Max Schmeling
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Mchmeling
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Clatk
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Jacobs
Philadelphia
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Max
Joe Tacubs
Mex Baer
Berlin
Mike Jacobs
Tommy Farr Offered Bout With Schmeling
Berlin reports Walter Rothenburg offered Tommy Farr a British Empire heavyweight bout against Max Schmeling for about 75 000 and 20 percent of Jim Tighta plus six weeks of free training in Germany. Also notes boxing results from Milwaukee and other brief items including a wrestling match in Tulsa and a windstorm in Great Falls.
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Berlin
Walter Rothenburg
Moter
Tommy Farr
British Empire
Chawplan
May Schmeling
Rothenburg
Jim Tighta
Germany
East Helena Changes Start Time for Sunday Home Games
East Helena shifts Sunday Montanan State League games to 7213 oclock in the afternoon to finish shifts at Smelter Held. Manager Kes Rigier cites confirmation from Butte's secretary's office and hopes the change helps the Smelterites’ bid to rebound after a 4 game skid. Bobby Kelley may start again for the up and at em Bliver How gang as early as Sunday.
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Managar Kes Rigier
Decratary
Butte
Smelterites
Parke
Bobby Kelley
Bots
Schnalder
Enat Helena
Kid Dennis Wins Narrow Decision Over Morley
Fort Peck June 18 AP Hubert Kid Dennis Bozeman Montana lightweight champion won a 10 round decision over Floyd Morley of Nevada in a bout judged seven rounds to Dennis. In the semifinal Joe Lindren Montana defeated Bill Musaelstrom North Dakota by technical knockout in 1 minute 10 seconds of the first round. Mears of Bismarck N D topped George Poulini Bozeman in a four round preliminary.
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Hubert “Kid” Dennis
Bozaman
Montana
Floyd Morley
Nevada
Judgea
Dennis
Joe Lindren
Bill Musaelstrom
North Dakota
Mears
Biamarck
N. 1
George Poulini
Bozeman
American derby at Washington Park draws mixed favorites
Chicago June 18 2011 racing preview for the American Derby at Washington Park features War Admiral Pompoon and Milky Way Farm entries amid a wide open 1 1/4 mile for 1 year olds. Dawn Play from King Ranch and Magla Page from Valdina Farm share second choice status with Mars Shield among top contenders.
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King Ranch
Valdina Farm
Magla Page
Two Softball Games In The AA League
Two AA league games were played last night. First National upset Crab Orchard 21 5 to 4 in an extra inning affair. De Molays edged Smithers Shot 11 to 10 in extra innings. Hawker Whiskeymen halted postponed contest with Sparrenberger lead rally for Ranters. Smithers led 7-1 early, De Molays tied 10-10 in seventh then won with three singles in the extra frame. Lodgemen added six runs late as Sheamen trailed. Officials list batting lineups and pitchers.
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