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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
8
Western Fuels beat Crawley Motors 7 3 in a loud city league game while Anaconda Anodes edged K of C 11 10. A commission ruling voided Price Kearns vs K of C with games canceled at troubled Meaderville field amid crowd interference.
Last night Western Fuel defeated Crawley Motors 7 to 3 and Anaconda 11 edged K of 0. Tonight Price Kearns hosts Western Fuels at Hebgen in a key league matchup.
Coach Harry Dahlberg trains Bob OMalley Milt Popovich and Doug Brown of Butte high for national interscholastic meet in Chicago June 16 17. All three shined at Missoula state meet and will face top rivals in the Century of Progress program with potential Big Ten invitations and Chicago U Northwestern U and Wisconsin hospitality.
South Side Hardware, revamped under a fair but unpopular decision, began anew with a dominant 27 to 2 win over a group of American Legion youngsters, signaling a strong start.
Montreal 4 Buffalo 7 and Toronto 5 Rochester 4 result summaries. Jersey City at Albany postponed due to wet grounds. Baltimore at Newark postponed with wet grounds conditions.
Memphis Tenn May 31 Ellsworth Vines national singles champion led a field of stars into the quarter finals of the Dixie invitation tennis tournament here.
Great Falls reports Leslie Anderson a Great Falls high school and Whitman college graduate has been elevated from assistant to head coach of athletics at Longview high school Washington May 31 announcement.
Chicago Cubs defeat Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1 as Charlie Root limits hits over seven innings. Hendrick's triple and a late run push the Cubs from third place within three games of first. Pirates stay five games ahead of St. Louis.
Ray Kallio of Portland extended his win streak to five in a row as he returned to organized play and maintained a perfect season record after yesterday's doubleheaders on the coast.
Alton Black the new Montana Wyoming lightweight champion closed with Mel Epstein to arrange a main event here on opening night. Black defeated Hubert Dennis at Livingstone Tuesday and Epstein hoped for a return bout though Dennis has not responded. If unavailable Black faces a local coast battler. Other billed fights include Dave Tallent versus Cal Linn six rounds, Danny Lyons versus Al Mues six rounds, Sonny O Day versus Bonnie O Connell four rounds, and Alfie Heard versus Bobby McKay four rounds. Tickets go on sale Saturday at Green s Walker s Kilvanicks Spillum s and Board of Trade.
South Side Hardwares defeated Le gion 27 to 2 while Silver Bow Park beat De Molay 13 to 7 in last night’s results.
Tonight two games headline the schedule with Silver Bow Motors facing Legion at Parrott and South Side Hardware taking on Rosedale at Harrison.
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1 as Brooklyn game at New York was postponed due to wet grounds. Other games had no schedule.
St. Louis visits Chicago while New York travels to Philadelphia. Brooklyn plays two games at Boston.
New York 7 9 and Washington 12 7 reported with multiple games listed. Boston plays Washington while Cleveland visits St Louis Chicago hosts Detroit.
Los Angeles 9 Portland 6 Oakland 4 Hollywood 7 Sacramento 7 Missions 3 San Francisco 12 Seattle 13 in a night game.
W A Stevens of Boise won the Idaho state trapshooting singles title with a 199 of 200. J C Gray of Nampa captured the all round championship and J C Cotant of Pocatello took the handicap title. Non state scores listed include Art Berry Yakima 197 L E West Seattle 188 E W Renfro Dell Mont 194 R L Covey Walla Walla 192.
Hutchinson defeated Joplin 5 to 2 while Wichita fell to Springfield 5 to 9. Topeka could not hold Omaha 3 to 4 as St. Joseph topped Des Moines 10 to 3.
Hyperion the 6 to 1 favorite wins the 150th English Derby at Epsom in record time 2 minutes 34 seconds over 23 three year olds. King Salmon finishes second with Statesman third as Manitoba falters after Hyperion’s surge amid a crowd near one million including the king and queen.
The Indianapolis 500 prize distribution was delayed after protests over finish order. Louis Meyer won the race at 104.162 mph. prize money for first and second was the only payout possible as protests over third to sixth places awaited final ruling. Two deaths occurred during the event.
State champions coach Dahlberg trains four Butte athletes at the Municipal course to represent Montana at the national interscholastic track meet in Chicago on July 16 and 17. O Malley leads sprints, Popovich handles hurdles, and D Brown competes in the high events as the trio set Montana records at Missoula last month.
Harold Pie Traynor of Pittsburgh falls to fourth in the league batting race after a 0-for-5 day. Johnny Frederick of Brooklyn moves into first place while Traynor’s average declines from .360 to .348. Standings show West Browns and other leaders with top marks in games, at bats, runs, hits and averages.
Jack Dempsey denied accusations by Joe Jacobs that he favored Max Baer to beat Schmeling in the Yankee Stadium bout on June 8. He said Jacobs is attempting to split his friendship with Schmeling and insisted he offered Baer only boxing guidance after evaluating both fighters in Atlantic City.
Jack Westrope a 16-year-old apprentice rider from Montana won five races at Washington Park including three in a row. He rode Bedight to win the first race paying $5.44, with Havana star in the wintering circuit.
Centerville beat the Muckers 18 to 9 at Big Buttefield to seize first in the Northwest league. The Pink Sox defeated the Maroons 9 to 2 at Mallon Park.
Washington and New York combined for 49 base hits as 12 pitchers worked in a doubleheader. The Senators won the first game 17 to 5 before dropping the second 9 to 7 to fall behind 2-1 in the short series. Lazzeri homer and Cronin Ruth doubles highlight the sluggish day.
Clar ence H. Doc Spears, Wisconsin football coach, will be chief scorer for the national open golf tournament at North Shore Country Club starting June 8, announced today.
Corvallis Oregon Ed Mc Intosh Oregon State football player will transfer to Temple this fall to play under coach Glenn 65 Pop Warner.
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