Butte Legion Boys Triumph 18 to 1 over Helena in Local Classic
Butte American Legion junior baseball stunned followers with solid pitching and power as Hartwick led with two doubles and a homer, while Butte routed Helena 18 to 1 in a sub district opener. The ceremony honored coach Ben Adams, killed after the 1993 season, and welcomed new mentor Ed Gerry at Clark Park. War veterans marched, taps sounded, and the crowd packed the park for the Montana kids’ high‑scoring clash and a follow‑up Intercity league win by Finlen Hotelmen over Knights of Columbus 7 to 1.
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Silver Bow Park
Silver Bow Park Field This Evening For A Warmup. Yesterday's Score: 1 Reteas
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INTERCITY AND NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL STANDINGS
Standings and results from the Intercity and National Leagues show colored giants and Walkerville teams competing with 10 to 7 wins, plus daily results across New York, St Louis, Chicago, and Philadelphia. Yesterday's games report Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Columbus, and San Francisco outcomes with multiple doubleheaders today listed.
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Collegiate Golf Stars Vie Today
Twelve percent of collegiate golfers begin the 36th annual Intercollegiate Golf Association of America tournament at the Country Club in Cleveland. Entries come from 29 colleges from Stanford to Dartmouth and from Florida and Minnesota. Nineteen complete teams have entered.
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Intercollegiate Golf Association of America
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Minnesota
New Sinew Could Fast Tennis Games in California
Montana readers see reports from southern California about a new tennis string named sinew made from animal tendons. Invented by Charis T. Davis of Beverly Hills California, it is touted as the fastest in the world. Davis says leading California players have adopted sinew and its popularity spreads to the East via a New York representative Gregson Buutzer. The claim contrasts with long-standing catgut in common use. Curley worries over ticket sales for Monday’s heavyweight match between Jim Browning and Landos in New York.
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Yachteman
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Gregson Buutzer
New York
Jacques Curley
Jims
Browning
Landos
Sarazen and Kirkwood Open Strong Front at British Open
In Sandwich England on June 23 Gen Garepen and Joe Kirkwood led the British Open field with opening rounds a brace of 63 on Royal St George's course. Kirkwood later posted about 74 while Shute trailed. MacDonald Smith from Nashville showed form amid a tense practice term as the American contenders set the early pace.
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Nashville
Colored Giants take lead with 10 3 win at Anaconda
Intercity race shifts as Colored Giants capture first place by defeating Laurel Leafs 10 to 3 in Anaconda while Fin ten Hotelmen beat Knights of Columbus 7 to 1 to stay close. Castus, Pajrich, and Reynolds spark a late-scoring surge, and six walks aid the Colored Giants in the triumphant comeback.
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Arkadelphias Atk
D. Jackson
Helen to Try New Racket at Wimbledon
Helen eyes a fresh Wimbledon bid as scattered lines reveal a tennis card loaded with players such as Beard Spearman Crow Carmichael and Jackson. The article notes team batting orders and infielders with a sports score ahead, highlighting Beards, Crow, and Jackson in a baseball context rather than tennis.
Intercity and Trophy Golf Races Stir Local Weekend Turnouts
Weekend golf featured intercity and trophy races drawing strong crowds at Butte Country Club Lakeshore and Municipal courses. Notable moments included Jack Filhare’s display at Butte, Ward Fanning winning a blind bogey event at Lakeshore, Al Chouinard’s eagle at Lake Journe, and Ralph Olson guiding Municipal contestants toward the Pred Young handicap cup final.
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C. M. Bucher
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Red Riley
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Rudy Merhar
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Tom Jovickins
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Trapshoot Stars Moving on Reno city for finals week
More than 150 trapshooters from 15 states booked for the grand Pacific International Trapshooting Association championships in Reno. Association president J B Clark announced a one day event. Noted entrants include Ted Ben trom of Dell Montana. The tournament runs Tuesday morning through Sunday afternoon.
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Giants Beat Cards To Take 3 Game Lead
New York Giants defeat St Louis 9 7 in a late inning rally as a triple from manager Bill Terry sparks a six run burst. The win stretches the Giants lead to three games over the Cardinals in the NL standings.
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Pro football lure draws Frank Little from Oregon State
Frank Little of Dillon Montana, an all around athlete at Oregon State College Corvallis, has earned his third letter in track and played varsity football and basketball. He has coached as a student assistant and received offers to play professional football next fall before pursuing cashing profession.
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IBASEBAET'S BIG U RUN STANDING AND HOME RUNS
Baseball briefs report yesterday’s power totals and standings across teams. Key mentions include Johnson, Muth, and Reynolds among Cubs Pirates Yankees and Athletics, with run counts and notable hits. Cincinnati and Boston split a doubleheader June 24, Reds winning the second game after a 9–0 opener.
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Muth
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Lee P. Waller
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Re — Johnson
Athletics
Gene Yankees
Klein
Poxz
Kelair Americea
National
Eeda
Braves
Cincinnati
Boston
Bill Nere la
Reds
Philadelphia
Battamsey
Nita
Moore
Rastoh
Electrical timing camera shocks NCAA track results
In Los Angeles on June 24 a $3000 timing camera altered several NCAA track outcomes. It overturned five judge results including Hardin’s 220 yard hurdles and Klopstock and Fisher’s placements, reshaping team standings as USC gained points and Stanford remained champion.
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Glenn Hardin
Louisane Blaty College
Stanford University
University of Southern California
Cardinals
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George Fisher
Toutsikua State
Klopstock
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Antsden Oliver
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Charles Parsons
Southern California
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Tigers edge A's in Philadelphia win record chase
Detroit stays atop the American League by defeating the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 4 in the opening game of the Tigers series. Bob Johnson hit his 22nd homer as the A’s offense struggled amid a small Sunday crowd.
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Cummings Beats Rose's Car Again in Hoosier Classic
In Hamilton Ohio on Memorial Day, "Wild Bill" Cummings of Indianapolis defeated Mauri Rost of Dayton in a five mile match race on a half mile dirt track south of the city. Both drivers renewed their rivalry after Cummings previously topped Rost in the Hoosier classic.
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Wild Bill” Cummings
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Adams Scrambles Yank Yacht Test
NEWPORT R I June 4 Charles Francis Adams who sailed Resolute to victory over Sir Thomas Lipton s Shamrock V in the America's cup races in 1920 today piloted the Boston owned Yankee to be tinfed ahead of the Vanderbilt syndicate s Rainbow the second defeat the candidate for defense has suffered TL was the final trial race of the first series to determine a defender with no outstanding candidate developed Further tests will be held in July and August Today's race was over a 28 mile course Yankees winning by 58 seconds.
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Tidball Turns on Mako for Title
Jark Tidball of the University of California at Los Angeles staged a comeback to defeat Gene Mako of Southern California 1-6 6-0 7-9 4-1 6-4 in the final round of the Eastern Intercollegiate tennis championship at Richmond County Country Club. Mako, the No 1 seed, had beaten Tidball five times since September on California courts, but the hot conditions favored Tidball in this extended match.
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al Fitch
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Lavalle
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Ivan Fugus
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Richmond County Country Club
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Tidball
Ring Champs In Non Title Bouts Again
New York June 24 Three champions enter bouts this week with Tony Cantoneri and Frankie Klick meeting in a 10 round non title clash at Ebbets Field Brooklyn. The winner earns a shot at Ross' lightweight title. Freddie Miller headlines in a featherweight bout and Maxey Rose Rooms bloom heavyweight and middleweight champions appear in overweight bouts across multiple cities.
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Tony Cantoneri
Frankié Klick
Barney Rosa
Tony
San Francisco
Frankie
Ebbetsficid
Brooklyn
Ross
Maxey Roomsbloom
Wimbledon Opens With Amateurs Leading The Field
Wimbledon opens with many amateurs, headed by Helen Jacobs who is favored to win the women’s singles. Americans face slim hopes for titles beyond Jacobs, while Helen Wills Moody competes as a spectator. The event draws about a hundred entrants from 40 nations as top players converge in the Blue Ribbon tennis showcase.
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Roosevelt Sage to Cary for of Over Public
A garbled late breaking note references Roosevelt addressing Cary and public squares, mentioning Neille Madison, a woman charged in a comic role, and a motion tied to lawyers. It notes a film st made tomorrow and a postpone of torneys arguments, with announcements of Josey.
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