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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
8
Western Fuels moved to first in the City league with a 6 4 win over Anodes as Dick Boyer homered with two aboard in the first inning. Anodes tied the game in spots but Fuels relief shut down the late rally and held on for the victory.
Mose Grove’s relief failed as New York tops Philadelphia 5 4 to drop the Athletics from second place. Roy Mahaffey took the defeat after a shaky eighth inning. Frank Crosetti and Charley Ruffing drove in the decisive runs as Grove uncorked a wild pitch in the ninth.
Silver Bow Parks, unbeaten in a first place tie with Rosedale Marketmen, faced a tough challenge against the Silver Bow Motor nine as they kept pace in the upcoming playoff push.
Henri Cochet blasted Roderich Menzel in straight sets 7-5 6-4 6-1 to advance to the French hard court championships semi finals in Auteuil. Jack Crawford also reached the semis with a 6-3 6-3 6-4 win over Christian Boussus, after Boussus upset Frank Shields.
George Von Elm and Jimmy Foulis of Chicago top the opening 18 holes of the $5,000 St. Paul Open with 70s, the only sub par scores as Ryder Cup players Hagen Runyan Revolta and Dutra share 73s and others chase in windy St. Paul.
Silver Bow Park overcame a 9-4 deficit to win 14-2 over Silver Bow Motors after late rally. Pickel Maenpa W Hicks Jellick Otis and Taylor fueled the offense with key hits and stolen bases while Otis struck out 14 in a dominant pitching performance.
Wichita lost 0 to 5 at Joplin while Hutchinson defeated Springfield 12 to 6. Topeka beat Des Moines 6 to 10, and St. Joseph fell 6 to 12 against Omaha as teams posted varied results.
After delays for suitable fields in the expanded city program the four team junior league opens tonight. Chequamegon Cafes meet Butte Brewery at Harrison Avenue field and Amos Brothers face Walkerville at Parrot Flat.
Washington bogged down Boston with 13 hits as Monte Weaver returned to beat the Red Sox 8 to 3. Jolley Myer Manush Goslin Cronin each drove in runs while Kuhel Hodapp Jolley and others added two-base hits and a Jolley three-base hit.
The Cleveland Indians defeated the St. Louis Browns 2 to 1 and 1 to 0 in a doubleheader. Hilfebrand allowed four extra-base hits in game one as Campbell homered for St. Louis, while Porter Boss and Campbell drove in runs for Cleveland. In game two Harden and Pitlak, and Hadley and Ruel held the Browns to six hits.
Detroit slugged 16 hits to crush Chicago 14 1 in a one sided game. Art Herring allowed six hits for the Sox while Detroit produced a flurry of offense with multiple players driving in runs including Berry White Owen Gehringer Stone Walker and Green.
Atlantic City June 2 Max Baer completed a brisk 10 round workout May drive workout today marks final conditioning stage for his 15 round match with Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium June 8. Baer shows no injuries and weighs about 210 pounds.
Max Schmeling, near peak fitness at his Lake Swannanoa camp, rests after extensive training and plans a 15 round fight against Max Baer at Yankee Stadium next Thursday night. He did no roadwork and walked four miles on the lakefront lawn.
King Levinsky of Chicago, weighing 202, defeated Tuffy Griffiths 10 rounds before 5,000 at Mills Stadium in a unanimous decision. Griffiths suffered a fractured right hand in round two. Levinsky’s purse was held for investigation into in-ring conduct by Illinois athletic officials.
Ralph Metcalfe the Marquette sprinter clocked 21.2 seconds for the 220 yard run around a curve to set a new world record as his Pittsburg Teachers’ College relay team won the Central Intercollegiate meet at Marquette Stadium before 8000 spectators.
On his return from winning the welterweight title Jimmy McLarnin will be presented with a six inch gold key headed by a diamond. The gift was announced by a group of British Columbia men and will be given by Mayor L D Taylor.
Eddie Hamm, famed 1928 Olympic broad jumper and Coca Cola coach, assists Butte High's three state record hopefuls for the national interscholastic meet in Chicago on June 16 and 17. Hamm mentors Doug Brown Milt Popovich and Bob OMalley at Stodden Park before joining Dahlberg's squad for final prep.
In a scoreboard style box the Detroit lineup shows Gehringer 4 RBI Rogell 3 Walker 2 Owen 2 Hayworth Greenberg Stone Hayes with multiple drives. Berry Hayes Owen Swanson Gehringer collect extra base hits while Walker hits a homer. Rogell Gehringer Greenberg turn double plays as Detroit leaves 10 men on base to Chicago's 3.
New York Giants slugged through the fifth and sixth innings to beat Philadelphia 11 to 3. Carl Hubbell allowed 14 hits but struck out nine in a strong effort, while bats produced runs for J. Moore, Critz, Ott, Leslie, Vergez, and G. Davis.
Butte grade school baseball opens with Class A at Parrot Flat and Class B at Hebgen Park. B J Gunderson of the YMCA announces morning games featuring Grant vs St Marys, St Patricks vs Emerson, Monroe vs Immaculate Conception, Whittier vs Holy Savior, Garfield vs Jefferson, Longfellow vs Sacred Heart, Webster vs St Josephs, and St Johns vs Harrison.
The New York Yankees freed Pete Jablonowski a right handed pitcher to Newark in the International league farm system to free a roster spot for Johnny Bronca the ace Yale pitcher.
Ben Jeby world middleweight champion defeated Al Rossi of Newark by decision after 12 rounds at Fugazy Bowl in New York.
In a hot local Northwest league draw Rocker and Walkerville played to a 2 2 tie last night. Rocker’s Humber backed by Earhart assisted by Jacksoy and Dorsey paired for Walkerville.
Chattanooga hosts Birmingham as Birmingham wins 4 to 1. Knoxville defeats Memphis 2 to 4. Nashville leads New Orleans 7 to 0. Atlanta loses to Little Rock 11 to 12.
Silver Bow Park defeated Silver Bow Motor 14 to 2 while South Side Hardware beat DeMolay Alumni 11 to 10 in two close games.
Tonight at Silver Bow Park the South Side Hardware team meets Silver Bow Motor in a local matchup. Details on time and score were not provided in the text.
Cincinnati meets Pittsburgh in a key clash while St. Louis faces Chicago. New York hosts Philadelphia for two games as Brooklyn travels to Boston.
The summary lists results from Friday with Philadelphia 4 New York 5 Boston 3 Washington 8 Cleveland 2 1 St Louis 1 0 Chicago 1 Detroit 14. The scores show a mix of close games and a high scoring Detroit win.
Philadelphia visits New York. Boston travels to Washington. Cleveland faces St Louis. Chicago plays Detroit.
In Los Angeles a 2 0 win over Portland. Oakland 5 defeated Hollywood 7. San Francisco 7 beat Seattle 5. Local tally details list results across several West Coast fixtures.
Minneapolis lost to Columbus 6 to 9 while St Paul beat Toledo 13 to 7 and 1 to 8 in the night cap. Kansas City fell to Louisville 1 to 8. Milwaukee defeated Indianapolis 4 to 13 in the late game.
Detroit June 2 Whitlow Wyatt longtime Tigers pitcher except for a stint in the Texas league with Beaumont was traded to the Chicago White Sox for pitcher Victor Frasier. No other consideration was involved.
Head Play seeks a third classic clash with rival Mr Khayyam in the American Derby at Washington Park. Eight or more colts, led by Head Play at 9 to 5, battle East vs West for a $28,680 value and Derby prep prestige.
At Belmont Park tomorrow the Metropolitan mile offers a duel between C. V. Whitney's Equipoise and James Butler's Questionnaire. Equipoise, holder of the American turf record for the mile, will carry top weight of 128 pounds, five more than Questionnaire as the two clash with other strong entrants in this handicap division.
Sidney B. Wood Jr. of New York defeated Ellsworth Vines in five sets to reach the Dixie invitation final in Memphis. Vines won the first two before Wood rallied 2-6, 1-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 with George Lott and Cliff Sutter also advancing in the semifinals.
Tom Everett of Helena and Jack Osborne of Lewistown, both former Howard college players at Birmingham, Alabama, arrived in Lewistown after completing their sophomore year. Everett will spend the summer with his parents in Helena.
W Norman Wampler, Shelby schools superintendent-elect, will invite William Loughridge of Helena, winner of today’s tennis tournament at the institution, to appear tomorrow morning as part of the commencement athletic program at Intermountain Union college.
Alton Black, the 19 year old lightweight champion from Wyoming, heads to Livingston for a state title defense. The Winter Garden A C has arranged a strong opening card and plans to bring in Frankie Monroe from Portland to oppose Black.
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