Lowly Senators Win 1-0 in 13 Innings Over Indians
In Washington June 21 a 13 inning pitchers duel ended 1 to 0 as Ken Chase allowed five hits for the Senators and Log Boudreau’s miscue helped Chase’s cause. Jimmy Bloodworth opened the 13th with a walk and, after a wild throw by Boudreau, Washington scored the decisive run for Cleav land. The victory kept Washington within two games of Cleveland, which leads the league over New York after the Yankees lost to Detroit. The line score shows a tight battle with few hits and nine innings without a run until the 13th.
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Williams Tops American Hitters as Boston Star Leads Batting Averages
Boston outfielder Ted Williams holds a commanding .430 batting mark, with Jeff Heath second at .374 and Joe DiMaggio at .354. Chicago coverage notes leaders like Pat Mullin and Joe Cronin, while Charley Keller and Rudy York swap HR runs batted in. Bob Feller earns his 14th win as Boston leads team batting and Cleveland tops fielding, as a Spain note mentions leather bottles for wine.
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Chicago
Boston
Tad Willems
Joe DiMaggio
Cleveland
Jeff Heath
Red Sox
Heath
DiMaggio
Pat Mullin
Detroit
Joe Cronin
New York
Cecil Travis
Washington
BIH
Dickey
Dick Siebert
Philadelphia
Roy Culjenbine
St. Louis
Bruce Campbell
Charley Keller
Rudy York
York
Keller
Bob Feller
Fost
York Sees Ruth Record Hope Amid Early Home Run Burst
Rudolph York blasts into the spotlight with 13 homers by late June, seen as a real threat to Babe Ruth’s 60 in a season. Competing notes recall York’s 1940 pennant clincher, his left field power, and his advancing pace toward Ruth’s mark, despite Greenberg’s absence. In Montana, Helena women plan a large invitational day, hosting golf clubs from Anaconda Missoula Deer Lodge and Butte with committees formed for hospitality, decorations, and events.
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NEA Service
Detroit
Rudolph Preston York
Babe Ruth
Ted Williams
Fenway Park
Rudy York
York
Stiela
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Bob Feller
Clevelands
Frosil York
Ruth
Sultan of Swat
Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
Greeshberg
Helena Town and Country Club
Butts
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Anatonéa
Freil Heinecke
Cards Con Most of National Honors on Clay Courts
National tennis action on the New York clay courts sees Riggs reach the first singles final by defeating Gardnar Mulloy as part of a sweeping day that brands the St. Louis Cardinals as mingling with national honors in a season extending from pennant to points. Frank Parker defeats Don McNeill to set up a semifinal clash as Riggs meets Parker with the Dodgers facing a strong pace battle.
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New York
Chicago
Bob
St. Louis Cardinals
Riggs
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
Pete Heiser
Brooklyn Morrow
Dodgers
Frank Parker
Don
McNeill
Redbirds
YESTERDAY RESULTS AND MAJOR LEAGUE PROBABLES
Yesterday results from several NFL style entries appear with scores for St Louis, New York, Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and more in multiple games across the majors. The piece lists scheduled doubleheaders and expected pitching assignments for an array of National and American League matchups. A separate item notes Jimmy Ripple’s sale from Cincinnati to Rochester Red Wings for cash, part of the pennant chase.
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New York
Boston
Nerese al
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Ginelmatt
National St. Louis
Ginetonad
Chicago
Pittsboursh
Javery
Osedel Ve Olsen
Mooty Orresswell
Pittsburgh
Anton
Hughes
Tel- 2
Sandra
Detroit
Newcaset
Ruffing
Lyong
Smith
Babich
Farehildon
Kramer
Harris
Wagner
Ripple
Rochester
Jimmy Ripple
Cincinnati Reds
Rochester Red Wings
Oliver Trench
Regular Batters Lead Montana League Averages
Helena stars Schneider and Niklas headline the Montana State league batting table as of June 19. Notables include Missoula’s Jon Langenfue and Butte’s Szakash, with Spear and Niklas driving league runs and extra-base hits. The report lists leaders in batting average, runs batted in, and home runs, plus pitching leaders from Missoula and Helena with win totals and strikeouts.
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Niklas
Helena
Leo Schuel-Matlana
Tony Niklas
Helena Spear
J Szakash
M. Ting Pace
Montana State
Malkovch
Thurs
O’leary
Bruce Blahnik
Hudoklin
Miss
Meldrum
Jon Langenfue
East
East Helena
Sullivan
Boud
Sss
Psimick
Strife
Nettleton
Storish
Hill
Kowch
Butte
Rigg
Scrip
Chilton
Jar
Blahnik
Lu Mihelich
Olsen
M. S
Atkins
Sbaggers
Lesnick
R- Kelley
Langentus
Hel- Schneider
Agaena
Kelley
Miller
Missoula
Biabuik
Dog
Serenar
Langenius
Malkovich
lTve Serenar
Mariana
Muller
Whirlaway Wins Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct
New York June 21 Whirlaway captured the 63rd running of the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct to extend his streak to five straight victories and earn 3075 dollars, boosting his earnings to 244186 for his two year racing career. He finished a length ahead of Maret Wise with Robert Morris third, while Tut’s foul claim was dismissed in the final stretch.
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New York
Whirlaway
Joe Louis
Ansient Dwyer
Aqueduct Tedey
Billy Conn
Louis
Warren Wright
Kentucky
Nny
Blettheim
Wakefield Signs With Detroit Tigers Amid MLB Moves
Detroit Tigers announce Dick Wakefield a 20 year old outfielder from the University of Michigan signed after two weeks of courting by major league clubs. Reported 340 000 bonus. Philadelphia announces Bill Crouch sold to St Louis Cardinals with undisclosed terms. Also notes Archaeopteryx eggs on decaying stumps.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Dick Wakefield
University of Michigan
Wakefield
Larry MacPhail
Lhe Brooklyn Ceasers
Philadelphia
Phillies
Bill Crouch
St. Louis Cardinals
Crouch
Phils
Kirby Sligbe
Brooklyn
Helena Golfers Host Butte Men Today in Home Matches
Helena golfers from the town and county club host Butte visitors at Pine Hill for the annual home and away five club matches. Stan Percival asks players to arrive early for unlisted pairings to be fixed, with handicaps guiding the lineup. The Helena club plans a full day of entertainment under sports chairman Fred Bennion to greet the guests.
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Butts
Pine Hill
Helena
Countcy
Stan Percival
Butle
Mersey
King
Slaughter
St. Louis
Jake
Mize
St. Louie
Stan Haok
Chicago
John Cooney
Bos
Terry Moore
St. Lows
Jimmy Brown
St. Louis Helena
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Don Padgett
Johnny Hopp
Fred Bennion
Oo Helena
Butte Gang
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