Giants Rule National as Yanks Beat A s Twice
Dodgers lose two to Giants as Hal Schumacher blanked Brooklyn and Fred Fitzsimmons held the Dodgers to five hits in the second game. Lefty O Doul hit a homer for Brooklyn, while the Giants’ strong pitching sealed both wins before about 4 000 fans.
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Big Six batters gain and lose in doubleheaders
A flood of doubleheaders shifts in the Big Six sees Chuck Klein surge to lead the elder circuit with five hits in nine appearances and Virgil Davis and Randy Moore moving up. Al Simmons climbs in the American League while Hodapp and Chapman dip as the standings adjust after two Pittsburgh-Chicago games and a Braves-Phillies doubleheader.
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al Simmons
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Yankees win two from Athletics in record June crowd
The Yankees beat the Philadelphia Athletics 3 2 and 6 0 before 65,099 fans in New York. Johnny Allen held the A's to one hit in the second game as Merrit Cain walked many. Ed Coleman had the lone Philly hit in the first inning of game two.
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van Etta
Tony Lazzeri
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Livingston and Helena National Guards Reach notable scores
The fragment lists Livingston National Guard scoring 2, Helena National Guard scoring 11, Diamonds of Great Falls 2, Wolf Creek 7. No additional context or outcomes are provided in the damaged text.
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Dempsey Promotes Schmeling Baer Fight With High Hopes
New York reports Dempsey launches as promoter for the Schmeling Baer 15-round bout at Yankee Stadium. Advance sales near 100000 with a potential gate around 250000 if weather cooperates. Schmeling trains in New Jersey Baer in Atlantic City both nearing top form as fight odds shift toward Baer from 2 to 1 favorite Schmeling.
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Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
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Schmeling
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Lake Swannanoa
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Tommy di Stefano
Lou Barba
Baer
Atlantic City
Teuton
Western Fuels edge Angdes to lead City league standings
Western Fuels topped Anode 5-4 at Anaconda as Joe Berryman improved the City league lead for the Butte club. Bubash hit a home run and the rally came in the eighth inning after a 3-3 tie, with Sells making a pinch hitting appearance. In the other big game Silver Bow Parks beat Rosedale Markets 10-9 to break a 4-4 tie and move atop the Commercial circuit. both teams schedule two more games before next Friday’s clash.
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College Degrees for Giants Today
The entire New York Giant baseball team will attend St. Lawrence university commencement in Canton N Y tomorrow. Hal Schumacher will receive a bachelor of science degree. Honorary degrees go to Ogden L Mills Edwin Markham Rev Clarence R Skinner and Rev Isaac V A Lobdell. The Giants will also play a game against the St Lawrence varsity in the afternoon.
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Edwin Markham
Clarence R. Skinner
Isaac V. A. Lobdell
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Mack Will Lead American Stars
Connie Mack accepted an invitation from William Herridge to manage the American League forces against John McGraw and the National League stars in baseball's big game at Comiskey Park on July 6. McGraw will come out of retirement for one day to manage the National League’s choice, reviving a famed rivalry.
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John McGraw
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Driving Contests Highlight St Paul and Chicago Events
Archie Hambrick of Zanesville Ohio won the national driving contest at the St Paul Open with an average of 2776 yards over three balls and a longest drive of 281.7 yards. Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey captured first prize 700 in a Soldier Field golf driving contest with three drives totaling 736 yards.
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Joe Kirkwood
Colima Knocks Out Walcott in First Round Bout
In Los Angeles on the night of June 4 Bert Colima of Mexico defeated Joe Walcott of New Orleans by knockout in the first round. Both boxers weighed 165 pounds.
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Bert Colima
Joe Walcott
New Orleans
Standings Snapshot From International League Showdowns
The league standings show Toronto at 0-3 and Buffalo at 5-7, Montreal 2-2 with Rochester 4-1, Baltimore 5-10 facing Jersey City at 6-3, and Newark 9-4 versus Albany 1-1, reflecting recent results.
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Southern Association Standings From Nashville and Nearby Cities
Nashville at 1-6 and New Orleans 2-3 for a recent schedule. Atlanta 5-2 and Little Rock 4-3 also listed. This brief roundup presents current records for teams in the Southern Association with place and win loss totals.
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Jacobs Eliminated in French Championship Semifinal
In Anteiul France on June 4 Helen Jacobs the American titleholder was knocked out in the French hard court tennis championships semifinal by Remne Mathieu the top ranked French player.
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Orange town player killed by pitched ball
Kenneth A. Meehan, 28, captain and second baseman of the Orange town team, was killed when struck on the head by a pitched ball during a game with the Charlemont Mohawks in Orange Massachusetts.
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Mixed Race at Lakeshore Kicks Off Twosome Event
The Lakeshore Country Club hosted a mixed twosome foursome yesterday with 16 pairs advancing. Benadine Scott and John Regan led with 98, followed by Bill Ferguson and Mrs Clark at 100 and Jack Sullivan with Janet Baker tied for third at 104. Upcoming first round eliminations list matches pairing Clark with Ferguson, Sullivan with Sullivan, Jovick with Fanning, McVey with Lynch, Dawson with Pierce, and Jovick with Weigenstein against Jernberg with Rogers.
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How They Stand City League and Tonight's Games
Western Fuel beat Anaconda 5 to 4 in yesterday's results. Tonight's games feature Price Kent vs K of C at Hebgen Silver Bow Park, Silver Bow Motor against Rosedale Market at Silver Bow Park, and South Side Hardware versus Silver Bow Motor at Parrot Flats.
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Leading money winner Broker's Tip tops 1933 three-year-olds
In Louisville on June 4 1933 Col E R Bradley's Broker's Tip remains the leading three year old money winner with 49000 from a Derby nose win over Head Play and a second place at Lexington. Head Play the Preakness winner is second with 36950, Mr Khayyam third with 35351, the Dark fourth with 20550 and Charley O fifth with 14400. Ladysman trails with one minor win as Belmont stakes looms.
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Monday Games Featured in MLB Schedule
Washington visits Philadelphia while Detroit plays Cleveland and Chicago meets St. Louis with no other matches scheduled.
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YMCA Announces New Summer Gym Class Schedule
Athletic Director B J Gunderson says the YMCA shifts to a new summer timetable with men using the gym 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Mon Wed Fri Sat. Boys 9 12 a m Mon Wed Fri. women 10 a m to noon and 7 30 to 10 p m Tue Thu. Mothers and daughters swim 1 15 to 2 15 p m. high school girls 2 30 to 4 p m. grade school girls 4 to 6 p m.
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Sunday Baseball Scores From Minneapolis Meet
Sunday results list team scores across cities with several matchups including Columbus 8 Chicago 9 and Louisville 4 3 plus a 7 inning second game tie at 6 oclock law.
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Western League Scores From Topeka and Nearby
Des Moines defeated Topeka 6 to 2 as Wichita fell 6 to 11 at Joplin. Hutchinson won 6 to 2 against Springfield while St Joseph lost 5 to 9 to Omaha 4 to 8.
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Butte Baseball Schedule and Commercial League Fixtures
The listing covers Butte baseball for the week with multiple pairings at Hebgen Meaderville and Harrison avenue including Price-Kearns, Crawley Motor, Anaconda and Western Fuel teams. It also lists Commercial League games at Silver Bow Park Parrot Hobson Harrison avenue and American Legion fixtures with Walkerville Chequamegon Amos Bros Butte Brewing.
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Baseball scores from a rainy, extended Tuesday card
In Los Angeles the home team lost to Portland by 2-11 after a 13 inning first game. Oakland defeated Hollywood 12 to 5 with the other game postponed by rain. Sacramento beat Missions 15 to 7 with 10-5 noted. San Francisco routed Seattle 12 to 5 in a 10-10- style recap.
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Corktown Sports blank Lester All Stars and Walkerville
In a doubleheader at the Big Butte diamond yesterday afternoon Corktown Sports defeated the Lester All Stars 5-0 and Walkerville Vaga bonds 7-1. Wow McCarthy pitched both games with Grace catching for the winners.
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Spain Signs for Chocolate Bouts
Madrid June 4 Luis Gutierrez, manager of Kid Chocolate, announced a four year contract with promoter Joaquin Gasa who runs the Olympia club in Barcelona and has options on all Spanish bull rings. The agreement covers bouts across Europe for Chocolate the world featherweight champion per the New York state athletic commission.
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Foulis Wins St Paul Open in 283 Total
Jimmy Foulis, silent son of Chicago’s fairways, wins the $5,000 St Paul open with 283, defeating George Von Elm by three strokes after 72 holes. Von Elm earns $1,000, Walter Hagen places third at 288, with Bunyan and Cooper tied for fourth at 289.
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Indians Rally to Win First Game of Split with Tigers
Cleveland Indians edge Detroit 2 1 in a late rally as Rogell and Cissell drive in runs. Detroit wins the nightcap 4 3 after Cleveland’s eighth inning comeback falls short.
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Chi Sox win a pair in St Louis doubleheader
Chicago White Sox exploded for 31 hits to sweep a doubleheader from the St. Louis Browns today 13 to 6 and 10 to 2. Durham earned the win in the opener with strong support from a barreling offense led by Haas Swanson and Burns, while Gregory and Grube, Coffman Hadley and Ruel shared duties in the nightcap as St Louis fell short twice.
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Chicago Lures Missoula Athletes For National Track Meet
A fundraising drive in Missoula aims to send Gregory Rice distance runner and Fred Stein pole vaulter to Chicago for the national interscholastic track and field meet. The effort targets cover travel and related costs.
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