Beaks Gaseys Grand Storemen Tie for City League
Rollie Reynolds pitched a one hit game for Finlen Hotelmen at Clark Park in Butte. He delivered a seventh inning single and, after overtime, scored the lone run when C Anderson hit a rare triple to drive Reynolds home. Knights of Columbus offered brief threats as four infield outs ended Finlen chances.
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Butte
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Finlen
Leroux
Knights of Columbus
Reynolds
C. Anderson
Kenns
Casey
Fureta
Esteka Beeswen
Kenos
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Midale
Lureka Beer
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Logins
Colombo Loses Again in St James Palace Stakes
England June 19 Colombo once a top horse failed to win the St James Palace Stakes finishing second to Lord Rooseberry's Fladenmens in the royal opening. Quoted 1 to 5, the result marks another defeat after earlier Epsom Derby disappointment as the crowd watched the race at Asrat.
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Colombo
Nats and Tribe Split American League Doubleheader
Washington and Cleveland split a doubleheader at Griffith Stadium with the Senators taking the opener 6 to 2 and the Indians winning 3 to 0. Local stars Johnny Stone and Heinie MaTush homered in the first inning of the finale, while Cleveland's First Baseman Trosky also cleared the fence in the second game.
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Griffith Stadium
Cleveland
Senators
Johnny Stone
Heinie Ma~ Tush
Trosky
Clevaland
Hildebrand
Denne
Stone
Holland
Maarush
Bewel
Myer
Echuite
KIWANIANS TOP EXCHANGEITES IN GOLF TEST
The Butte Kiwanis club retained the Inter-club golf championship shield by narrowly defeating the Butte Exchange club on the Municipal course. A joint dinner followed with speeches praising the course, hospitality, and the late Fred P. Holbrook.
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Butte Exchange Club
G. F. Noyes
Ralph Olen
Eddie Hamner
Bill Hall
P. Nepers
Exchange Club
Kiwan
Exchangeites
Noyes
Fred P. Holbrook
Butte Muncial
T. B. Moore
the Exchange Club
Ray Murray
W. E. Price
R. Athford
L. E. Jones
Alex Blewett
Lés Marghetti
Dave Ki
Bucs Hit for New Boss But Giants Climb
Cincinnati notes a dramatic game in which Brooklyn falters as Cincinnati takes a decisive win in a four game series. The report lists players and runs with mixed line details and highlights managerial change for the Pirates and a strong Giants performance.
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BUCS
Giants
Pie Traynor Named Pirates New Manager
Harold Pic Traynor, famed third baseman, succeeds George Gibson as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates effective today against the New York Giants. President William Benewanger says Gibson leaves on friendly terms as the team slumps in the standings, with Traynor taking over after 14 years with the club and earlier years as captain and regular third baseman.
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Arii- Newt
Oiants
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Pittsdureh
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Parks Climb Half Game Behind As City Leagues Upset
In a five club race, Grand Silver Storemen defeated Western Putts 13 to 5 to tie Rose dale Marketmen for top honors. Silver Bow Parks beat South Side Hardware 8 to 1 to move within a half game of first, while Sureka Beermen rallied to an 8 to 6 win over Humber Kenes in the Commercial league.
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Rosedale Marketmen
Piace Silver Bow Parks
South Side Hardwarea
Sureka Beermen
Humber
Western Fuel
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OlKeane If
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Equi Pose Aims For Three Stakes Wins At Rockingham
Equi Pose, Whitney's top money horse, heads a field of 25 for the $10,000 Granite State Handicap at Rockingham Park Saturday. He is also entered in the Stars and Stripes Handicap at Washington Park on July 4 and the Arlington Handicap on July 21. A trio of victories could erase Sun Beau's lead as the leading money winner, with Sun Beau earning $376,744 to Equi Pose's $333,960.
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C. Y. Whitney
Sun Beau
Granite State
Rockingham Park
Pennant
Washington Park
Dennis Fights at Bozeman July 4
Bozeman Bozeman lightweight Hubert Dennis is training for a 10 round main event against Mickey Stanton of Caa ptr at Bozeman Hot Springs on July 4. Dennis had a prior suspension lifted by the Montana boxing commission after a bout mixup that would have seen him appear in Billings.
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Montana Boxing Commission
Hubert Dennis
Mickey Stanton
Caaptr
Wyo
Bozeman Hot Springs
Dennis
Billings
Old Champ Beats New as Miller Fouls Tom Paul
Tommy Paul, former world featherweight champion, was awarded a victory on a fall over Freddie Diller after an accidental foul. In the second round a distovnted hip forced Paul from the ring, referee Jackie Fields ruled a 50 fight, and he could not continue after four.
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Tom Paul
Angeles
Tommy Paul
Freddie Diller
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Jackie Fields
McLarnin and Ross Open Negotiations at Madison Square Garden
Negotiations for a rematch between lightweight champion Jimmy McLarnin and welterweight champion Barney Ross opened at Madison Square Garden with no definite outcome. Managers and Garden president Col. John R. Kilpatrick will confer in coming days while Ancil Hoffman handles Max Baer talks. Baer’s future plans include a potential October bout at the Garden.
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Jimmy McLarnin
Madison Square Garden
Milk Fund
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Ancil Hoffman
Max Baer
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Baer
Notre Dame Boss Has Prospects Says Layden
SALT LAKE CITY Utah June 12 UM Notre Dames Poor Horse man now directs the fighting Trish gridders and cannot predict the champions for next fall Elmer Layden told Salt Lake alumni he cannot forecast Notre Dames national fate but hinted at a Rambler like squad echoing Rockne era Also Los Angeles June 19 Maxie Rosenbloom and Lee Ramage signed for next Tuesday at the Olympic auditorium Promoter Tom Gallery announced the bout Ramage weighs 200 pounds, about 20 more than Maxie EAST WEST LEAGUE Tony Brocisicn allowed only three scattered hits as the East Side Athletic shaded the Paneic Drags 201
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Lee Ramage
Ray Diego
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Baseball Standings and Batting Totals Highlight Midseason
Fragmented sports notes show team positions in the American and National leagues, listing leaders like Johnson of the Athletics with 19 points and notable sluggers such as Manush and Benator. Includes abbreviations for Braves Dodgers Cardinals Cubs Yankees and White Sox with scattered totals and rankings.
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Renfro Montana Leader in Zone Trapshoot Tests
SALT LAKE CITY June 19 Montana trapshoot star Ted Renfro of Dell headlines the western zone shoot of the American Trapshooting Association opening here Thursday. His presence is expected to draw many fans as national champions compete along with A J Stauffer of Los Angeles and other top entrants from Calgary Portland Denver and Butte among others.
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Dell
American Trapshooting Association
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Los Angeles
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Calgary
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Denver
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Otto Stultz
Sheridan
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Dillon
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Robert Poore
Butte
Grade School Boy Nines Vie Today
Grade school baseball action resumes this morning with five games on the slate. Class B games take place at Hebgen Park and Class A at Parrot Flat. Scheduled matchups include Sacred Heart vs Longfellow, Webster vs Garfield, St Marys vs St Josephs, and the Class A contests Grant vs Whittier and Holy Savior vs St Johns.
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Cunningham Aims for 880 on hot mile form this week
Glenn Cunningham, after a 4 minutes 8.7 seconds mile, plans a double bid at the NCAA meet in Los Angeles. Kansas sent five athletes and Ralph Metcalf arrived, aiming for sprint double honors while experts predict records may fall in the national championships.
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Helen Hicks Leaves Amateur Golf for Business Career
Helen Hicks of the United States announces retirement from amateur competition and enters professional life as America’s first business woman golfer. The 23-year-old Long Island star joins Wilson-Western to promote women’s golf and serve as a special representative. Hicks aims for independence, following peers Joyce Wethered and Enid Wilson who also moved into coaching and business roles.
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Helen Hicks
America
Joyce Wethered
Enid Wilson
Long Island
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Wison-Western Company of Chicago
Adver
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George von Elm
Miss Hicks
Butte Legion Boys Invade Helena Tonight
Butte American Legion Junior Baseball travels to Helena for a sub district showdown as Butte’s junior team faces local Legion opponents. Hartwick or Tokle to pitch for Butte amid plans for a major opening ceremony next Sunday.
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Buttes
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Butte
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Butte Relative Gifts Autographed Baer Photo
Former Butte resident Steve Betongs, now a California sports editor, receives an autographed Max Baer photograph. Baer’s praise and gratitude flow to Betongs, once a Monlata Standard staffer and early Baer discoverer, after Baer’s heavyweight title win.
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Dixie Lahood
Monlata Standard
Max Baer
Steve Betongs
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Steve
California
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Baer
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Steve Haw Press
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Davis Cup Stars Advance at Wimbledon Queen's Club
Four members of the US Davis Cup squad reach the fourth round at Queen's Club Wimbledon. Sidney Wood defeats Weltiar Cross 6-2 6-2, Lester Stoefen beats Hana Beaker 6-4 6-4, George Lott wins 6-1 4-8 6-3 over C Reed, Frank Shields advances by default over Harry Hopmint, and Dick Williams, non playing captain, defeats W Menecl. Virginia Rice of Boston defeats Miss P Xidis of Greece 8-6 8-4 8-4.
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Great Falls to Get Fast Horses at Montana Fair
Great Falls, June 19. Racing horses from the South Dakota and Canadian circuits are expected to race at the North Montana fair opening Aug. 6. Six days of racing with purses from 200 to 1000. Entries will also have chances to enter their annuals in other Montana meets after the North Montana fair, including at Heste and Glazgow.
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North Montana Fair
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FIERMONTE LOST FOR ROSENBLOOM TITLE FIGHT
New York boxing censors ruled Enzo Fiermonte not ready to challenge Maxie Rosenbloom for the light heavy title. The decision cited Fiermonte's two-year layoff and lack of notable opponents, despite him being married to former Mrs. Astor. Rosenbloom will not face Fiermonte without rep.
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