Lakeshore Wins Missoula Golf Team Event Over Montana Field
Butte Lakeshore club captured the two day Missoula Country Club invitational with a team total of 1,001 and Rudy Merhar of Garden City Community Course earned individual medalist honors with 244. Stan Percival and George Sarsfield followed for Montana runners up with strong showings.
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Stan Percival
Helena
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Paul Secrena
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Missoula Country Club
Garden City Community Course
Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday
Standings show Great Falls 12 Parks 5 Helena 2 Anaconda 8 Butte 10 East Helena 7. Next games Tuesday at 6 30 p m Butte vs Parks and Helena at East Helena. Tonight's games at Cinders Legion vs Pirates and Hebgen Woodmen vs Highlanders.
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Baseball scores and today’s doubleheader results
In 12 innings Cincinnati edged St. Louis 8 to 7 while Chicago beat Pittsburgh 8 to 7 in 10 innings. Brooklyn won 4 to 3 at New York and Boston defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5 in 11 innings. Open date schedules note eastern teams traveling west for today’s games.
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Western Open Sets Stage for Eastward Trips
Washington beat Philadelphia 6 to 4 while Boston edged New York in 12 innings. Chicago lost to Cleveland 5 to 7 and St Louis defeated Detroit 11 to 10 as western teams prepare to travel east for open dates.
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Fall sports scores roll in from West Coast slate
Oakland 5 Seattle 4. Los Angeles 8 San Francisco 7. Missions 4 San Diego 5. San Diego 3 Sacramento 2. Portland 0 Sacramento 2. Top noting Sacramento dominates with 5-0 while others vary.
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Former Butte Boys Visit En Route to Grand Coulee Dam
Harry Rumsey and Mike Cannon, once of Butte, dropped in yesterday while traveling from Wyoming to Washington’s Grand Coulee dam. Rumsey, a former Butte Reduction Works pitcher, hasn’t visited the city in 16 years. Cannon, son of ex County Attorney Matt Cannon, last came five years ago. They will work in construction engineering at the dam.
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San Leandro driver wins 200 mile Oakland stock race
Lynn Deister of San Leandro won the 200 mile Pacific coast stock automobile race on the Oakland dirt speedway with a time of 2 hours 53 minutes 26 seconds at an average speed of 69.34 mph. Jack McNamara of San Francisco finished second and Wally Pankratz of Los Angeles third.
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Helena Team Fails to Finish Round in Fine Conditions
A complete Helena team did not finish Sunday's play while play continued in excellent conditions. Ray Gill of Butte carded an eagle on the 7th, holing out a 160 yard iron shot.
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Loggins done hole in one at River View course
H V Loggins of Butte aced the 142 yard eighteenth hole at River View in Great Falls becoming the first golfer to score a hole in one there this year. He played with Ed Haynes of Great Falls.
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Livingston Golf Tourney Opens With Bozeman Victory
Ward Hill of Bozeman won first place in Livingston's seventh annual invitational golf tournament defeating Franklin Baker of Livingston two and one in the 18 hole final. Hill posted 73 and had earlier eliminated David Fitzgerald Livingston defending champion one up on the 18th green with a 71 in the morning semi finals.
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Women's golf title decided with Ward Smith over Bunger
Mrs Ward Smith of Livingston defeated Mrs H L Bunger of Great Falls three and two to win the women's championship. Flight winners include E P Orle man of Livingston for first flight women, Z Watts as consolation, and several flight champions across Montana towns such as Pred Mehloff Livingston first men's championship, Schubert Dyche Bozeman first flight consolation, D K Crouch Roundup second flight, J Dwyer Helena third flight, Carl Quist Bozeman third consolation, A Kratzer fifth flight, and L Haynes Billings sixth flight.
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J. Dwyer
Helena
Carl Quist
Bozeman
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L. Haynes
Billings
Falls Butte Also Win In State Race
Great Falls remains in second place with a 12 5 victory over the Silver Bow Parks while Anaconda defeats Helena 8 2 to climb to fourth. Butte stays undefeated with a 10 7 win at East Helena as upcoming twilight games shift start to 6 30.
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Rudy Kline
Buttes Early Lead Secures State League Win
Butte beat East Helena 10 to 7 after East Helena staged a ninth inning rally for three runs. Rigler hit a foul drive with bases loaded before striking out as the final out. Lankton and Pajrich led Butte with several RBIs, while Hicks pitched for East Helena.
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Anaconda Streak Continues With 8–2 Win Over Helena
Anaconda tops Helena 8 to 2 in Montana State League as Smellerites improve fielding and hitting. Helena used two pitchers, O Connell and Smith, while Anaconda employed two hurlers, O’Connell and Streger, to hold Helena to two runs on six hits. Stolen bases by Emery Lawrence Ruane and Carmichael fuel the victory. G Streger drives in three, and Sells adds two hits.
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Cards Rally Past Reds In 12th To Sweep Series
Frank Frisch's Cardinals topple the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 7 in 12 innings to complete a series sweep at St Louis. Dizzy Dean earned win number nine after allowing 19 hits as Card batters totaled 11 safeties while four Reds hurlers were tagged for runs. The game featured a late ninth inning two-run double by Stuart Martin and Pepper Martin to tie, then an 12th inning score to seal the win before 9,500 fans.
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Meyer aims for third national driving title after Indy 500
Indianapolis May 31 Louis Meyer the California comet who won yesterday’s 500 mile race in record speed is set to chase a third national driving championship after earlier wins in 1928 and 1933 He noted no retirement plans The chief steward announced an audit found Kelly Petillo’s car finished third instead of Mauri Rose and the error was corrected after hours of tape review
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Haynes and Ramey Active in Ring Cards
Philadelphia heavyweight Leroy Haynes, who beat Primo Camera last week, meets Tom Williams of New York in a 10 round bout at Washington Friday night. Wesley Ramey, a top lightweight, races Joe Zodda of New York in a 10 round match at Jersey City Tuesday night.
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Philadelphia
Primo Camera
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Jersey City
American Association standings snippet
Columbus defeats Toledo 15 to 11 and Paul bests Minneapolis 7 to 6. Louisville leads with 13 2 over Indianapolis 6 5, Milwaukee 8 9 trails Kansas City 2 2 in the latest board.
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Anzac doubles fight back for 2 1 lead in net cup clash
In Germantown Pa on May 31 the Australian Davis Cup team rallied from two sets down to beat Donald Budge and Gene Mako 4 6 2 6 6 4 7 5 6 4 to take a 2 1 lead over the United States in the North American zone final. Crawford and Quist erased a 2 0 deficit and faced two points from defeat in the 11th game of the fourth set before sealing the comeback. Tomorrow Crawford faces Wilmer Allison and Quist meets Budge in singles. Betting markets favored Crawford over Allison by 3 to 1 for an American rescue.
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Pitchers Dominate In Tight Helena Anaconda Game
In a 1 51 game Borovatz earns the win with 1 earned run allowed while OConnell takes the defeat. hitters include Carmichael Ruane J Stregar and Dugant with OConnell striking out 1 and Smidt 2 while Borovatz fans 1. Bases on balls total 7 for Helena and 6 for Anaconda as emmons and Domitrovich officiate different innings.
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Dolan
J. Stregar
Helena
Anaconda
Emmons
R. Domitrovich
Bees Turn on Phillies in 11th Inning Victory
Boston Bees edge Philadelphia Phillies 6 5 in 11 innings after trailing early. MacPayden wins for Boston while Johnson takes the loss as 10,000 fans watch the dramatic late surge and key hits from Klein Jordan and E Moore.
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Wood ticks dimish fun for anglers in western Montana
Wood ticks and high muddy waters slowed weekend fishing for Butte anglers across western Montana. Though numbers were decent, big trout were scarce. John Tickle reported an eastern brook trout of five pounds and 20 inches from the North Boulder, with a four pound native also caught. Big Hole river yielded medium trout while Madison saw fewer but larger catches after windy days.
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DiMaggio's 12th inning triple gives Yankees 5 4 win over Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio delivers a twelfth inning triple driving in the winning run as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 5 to 4 at Yankee Stadium. New York narrows the deficit to 42 games ahead of Boston amid a crowd of 41 781 with DiMaggio extending his hitting streak to 14 games.
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Baseball's Big Six Home Run Standings
Yesterday's homers list E Moore Bees Berger Reds Suhr Pirates Brubaker Pirates Demaree Cubs Gehrig Yanks Glenn Yanks Kubel Senators Hale In d fans Clift Browns Coleman Browns. The leaders Poxx Red Sox 13 Trosky Indians 12 J Moore Phillies 9 Dickey Yankees 8 Gehrig Yankees 8 Lazzeri Yankees 8. League totals American 204 National 1% Total 398.
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Indians Pace Big Leaguers
The Cleveland Indians led the majors with five wins and one loss in the past week, boosting them to third in the American League through tight defense and holding opponents to 26 runs in six games. Lou Gehrig’s Yankees and the Cardinals also posted strong records, with the Yanks leading in home runs and slugging, while Dizzy Dean and Jim Winford starred on the mound for St Louis. Pittsburgh’s Pirates topped batting, with 108 hits and 63 runs in nine games.
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International League standings show Buffalo leading with 15-3 record
Buffalo tops the league at 15-3 followed by Rochester 13-4 and Baltimore 9-10. Syracuse 4-2 and New York 3-5 are mid pack while Toronto 1-10 and Montreal 5-7 trail. Albany and Baltimore hold similar marks as the season progresses.
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Standings Snapshot for Southern Association Teams
Knoxville record 6-4 in the Southern Association as Nashville 7-7, Atlanta 0-1, Chattanooga 1-4, New Orleans 2-2, Memphis 5-5. Birmingham leads 17-0 with Little Rock at 4-3 in standings.
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Trojans Dominate Track as Cornell Rises in ICIAA Meet
Cornell returns to ICIAA prominence at Franklin Field, led by Walter Wood and Duke Wood with nine points. Arch Williams of California shines in 440 yards with 46.8, edging Eddie OBrien of Syracuse. Stanford discus star 170 feet 10% inches and Rhode Island hammer thrower Irving Folwartsky at 172 feet 9% inches also gain Olympic flavor. Buckeye era claims loom, while Penn’s Gene Venzke wins the 1500 meters in 3:38.8, as Cornell’s Herbert Cornell takes the close 3000 meters.
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Indians Sweep White Sox Behind Timely Hits
Cleveland defeats Chicago 7 to 5 to complete a three game series sweep. Vern Kennedy suffers 13 hits and a wild pitch as the Tribe plates runs in each inning. Radcliff, Haas, Evans, Bonura, Piet, Hale, Averill, Trosky, Sullivan, and Vosmik drive in runs with key hits and Hale homers.
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Browns Rally Past Tigers in 11-10 Slugfest
St Louis Browns beat Detroit 11 to 10 after a five run ninth inning rally. Rogers Hornsby pinch hit for first time this season and delivered a sharp single to right driving in Rollie Hemsley from second for the winning run. Clift, Solters and Bottomley homered for St Louis while Detroit received a late surge but fell short.
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Appleton Shuts Down Athletics in Washington Win
Pete Appleton pitched five hits through six innings and struck out six as Washington outlasted Philadelphia 6 to 4. Appleton entered in the fourth and allowed no runs the rest of the way, with Washington’s Powell Lewis Myer Travis Kuhel Moses Newsome Hayes driving runs amid a 6 4 decision.
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