Bunch Fewer Hits To Win By 4 2 Score
Two tight city league baseball games last night featured Rosedale Marketmen beating Grand Store 4 2 to tie for first place. City baseball officials scheduled a protest meeting with the City Baseball Commission at the YMCA to decide a disputed Marketmen Sliver Bow Park game. Dr. Peter Potter will chair the session. Ride Hardwares routed Western Puels 3 0. Eureka Bost men cruised 28 1 over Stwecker Grocerymen in the Commercial League.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Games Summary
Baseball standings and tonight's listed games across multiple venues. Brooklyn, Chicago, New York, and St Louis show varying results. several days of scores and matchups are noted, with Detroit, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Boston results extending into yesterday and today.
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New York
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York
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Cards Triumph In 13-7 Slugfest To Cut Giants Lead
At St Louis on June 26, Paul Dean won his third of the year as the Cardinals hammered the New York Giants 13 to 7. Dean moved to ten wins this season while Giants ace Mel Ott homered and Travis Jackson added a tenth. The game drew 13,000 fans as St Louis built an early lead off Al Smith and Joe Bowman.
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Paul Dean
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Dean
Mel Ott
Travis Jackson
Telriy
al Smith
Joe Bowman
Clydell Castleman
Camis
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Frick
Rune
Wallis
Loula
Warneke
Chicago
Len Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Butte Helena Juniors Meet In Capital City Showdown
Butte and Helena American Legion Junior teams renew their feud in Helena tonight for the sub district title after a 4 4 tie in Butte last Wednesday. Coach Ea Gerry will bring his regular 15 man squad led by Hartwick to the capital city. Swifts stop OLearys in Legion Junior action with a 9 5 victory as Thompson OLearys were held to 1104? scores.
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Helena
American Legion
Ea Gerry
Hartwick
Swifts
O'Leary
Canzoneri Favored To Beat Klick In Brooklyn Bout
New York June 26 a young Prankie Klick from San Francisco challenges Tony Canzoneri in a 10 round lightweight bout at Ebbets Field Brooklyn with Canzoneri a 7-5 favorite to defend his title. The winner earns the right to face Ross while rumors say Canzoneri may retire if defeated.
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Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Berney Ross
Prankie Klick
Waloper
San Francisco
Tony Canzoneri
Tith Rom
Chicago
Xikk
Canzoneri
Frankie
Ross
Barney
Jimmy McLornin
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Brooklyn Dodger
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Amateur leads four pros as five Yanks qualify in British Open
In Sandwich England on June 26 five Americans and one amateur advanced from qualifying for the British Open. Macdonald Smith led with 148, Denny Shute 142, Gent Sarazen 150, Joe Kirkwood 150, and amateur Robert Sweeney posted 145. Bert Gadd shot 140 to lead qualifiers.
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England
Jim
Macdonald Smith
Smith
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
Gent Sarazen
New York
Joe Kirkwood
Chicago
Robert Sweeney
London
Greens Are Slow Claims Sarazen In British Open Qualifiers
Gene Sarazen notes greens are slow in the British Open qualifiers. Robert Sweeney, an American amateur in London, led U S qualifiers with 60 for a 145 total. He says lessons from America this spring helped, and that the Sandwich courses are of championship calibre with one exception: the greens.
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Gene Sarazen
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Eng
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Uving
London
United States
America
All-Star Game Lineups Named by Baseball Writers
United States baseball writers reveal the Major Leagues all-star selections for July 10. National League fielders include first baseman Bill Terry and shortstop Floyd Vaughan, with stars such as Pie Traynor and Mel Ott. American League lineups feature Lou Gehrig, Jimmy Foxx, Jimmy Dykes, and Babe Ruth era standouts like Babe Ruth, Tris Speaker, and Bill Dickey, highlighting a list of top players from the Yankees, Athletics, Senators, and more.
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Giants
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Peter Martin
Carts
Ahortatey
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Travis Jackson
Chuck Klein
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Mel Ott
Joe Medwick
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Wally Berger
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al Lopez
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Jerome Dean
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Jimmy Foxx
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Tigera
Jimmy Dykes
White Box
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Jee Cronin
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al Simmons
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Bob Johnson
Bill Dickey
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Dick Ferrell
Red Box
Vernon Gomez
Monte Weaver
Tom Bridges
Fitpo Marberry
Wills Hud Kis
Ext Whitehill
Michigan First To Beat East In Collegiate Golf
Country Club Cleveland June 25 Uh Young Charlie Koc sig of Michigan Kaday plodded through a driving wind and rain storm to take medalist honors in the national intercollegiate championships. Kocais shot a 74 73 187 despite a downpour on the last six holes, Michigan finishing with a team total of 614 to claim the title. Yale, defending champions, was second with 617, Georgia Tech third at 618, Notre Dame fourth with 623.
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Notre Dame
Ramage Draws Rosenbloom in Los Angeles Bout
In Los Angeles on June 26 Maxie Rosenbloom world light heavyweight champion and Ice Ramage of San Diego fought to a fast, serious draw in two rounds before about 4300 spectators. Both fighters traded sharp punches while Ramage weighed in near his limit.
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Ice Ramage
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Ramage
New Yorker
Gehrig's big bat keeps Yankees in lead
New York with Lou Gehrig driving in three runs and belting his 20th homer helped the Yankees beat Chicago 4 to 2 to extend their lead in the American League. Gehrig homered in the third inning and added a double as New York captured a third straight victory.
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Grade School Baseball Today in Morning Schedule
Four games will be played here this morning in the Grade School baseball league. Class A Division features 8:30 Monroe versus Holy Savior at Hebgen Park and 10:30 St. John’s vs Grant. B Division games start 9:30 Webster against St. Joseph and 1:30 Grant versus Longfellow.
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Unclear OCR fragment outlines sports figures and scores
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Grace, Johnson, Gehrig, and Ott with scattered numbers and team references. It mentions Athletics and Cubs and hints at American and National totals, but lacks coherent context or full details to identify a clear event or outcome.
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Champ Dundee Outscored by Young Stohley in Heavyweight Bout
In Chicago at St Mills, Ray don (Young) Stohley of Kewanee, Mich., upsets middleweight champion Vince Dundee in a ten round decision after an overweight bout. Stohley led early and had Dundee in the eighth round, while two judges favored Stohley and the referee called a draw due to Dundee’s aggression. Dundee weighed 161 pounds to 182 for Stohley.
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Innes
Stahles
Little Phil Collins
Dundee
Stusles
Montanans Go Big in Reno Flyer Race
Reno Nevada June 28 47 The Pacific International Trapshooting Association hosts its fourth Grand Pacific championship with a preliminary flyer shoot. Seven of 29 contestants made perfect 10s including Dr J W Armstrong Los Angeles R H Rectoo and V M Benson Pocatello Idaho Fred Pere and A Prindle Stockton California Charles H H Knight San Francisco and Wuey Coleman Salt Lake City. Other top scorers include Ted Rewitro Dell Montana Henry Snyder Sheridan Montana and Robert Poore Butte Montana with several more Montanans noted among advancing contestants.
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Los Angeles
R.H. Rectoo
V.M. Benson
Pocatello
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Fred Pere
Prindle
Stockton
Calif
Charles HH. Knight
San Francisco
Wuey Coleman
Salt Lake City
Ted) Rewitro
Dell
Mont
Henry Snyder
Sheridan
Robert Poore
Butte
Butte Sends 32 Swimmers To Great Falls Meet
Butte enters 32 swimmers for the state meet at Great Falls Outdoor Pool. Ray Gallant defends senior men's title, Marbara Horst defends senior women's crown, Betty Horst moves to senior division, while Marold Dial is not entered. Other entrants include Hugh Hillay from Deer Lodge and agexey Adams of Butte in junior girls. Teams from Great Falls Chinook Whitehall Bozeman Kerapell Deer Lodge and Helena also compete.
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Helena
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Herold Larson
Si Blank
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George Harkoren
Howard Matron
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David Finlfenes Blank Fifteen to Zero in Cold At Clark Park
The House of David club, famed for length of hair, blanked the Finlens 15 to 0 in frigid conditions at Clark Park. Intercity visitors battled early but could not plate runs as Brady and Reynolds locked down the mound. Wycker led with hits for the fin lens while Reynolds opened the scoring in the sixth.
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Moreland Back in Trans Missi Race at Dallas
Gus Moreland, Walker Cup player, led after 18 holes in the Trans Mississippian golf championship at Brook Hollow. Dallas golfer opened with 78 as 180 hopefuls competed. Zell Eaton of Oklahoma City and David Goldmatt of Dallas were among early leaders at the Hall Hollow course.
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Oklaahoma City
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SARSFIELD AND FERGUSON OUT AT SPOKANE
Spokane readers report North West amateur golf match play results with multiple upsets. Johny Roblins of Portland defeats by 4 and 3, Bud Ward and George Barsfield win respectively, while Montanans Don Mee and Howard Tustin post decisive margins. Consulatin flights determine next round pairings amid a heavy downpour.
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