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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1941

Page

7

Idle Brooklyn Takes Over National Lead

Braves edge Cardinals 4 2 as Art Johnson holds St Louis to nine scatters. Boston scores twice in first and adds a error aided run in the ninth. Scoring details name Crespi Miller Rowell West Slaughter Cooney Bisti with Rowell Ech. Attendance 1 948.

Brooklyn Boston Art Johnson Arlington St. Louis Cardinals Braves Harry Gumbert Gumbert Giants Sebby Sisti Eddie Miller Johnny Cooney Bama Rowell Mancuso St. Louis Brown Crespi West Miller Rowell Slaughter Bisti Cooney Mass Bacrifice—Johnson Hopp T. Moore Hassett Triplett Lishter Marion E.moore Masic “Padgett Johnson Tmize

American Legion Junior Baseball Roster Extended

The American Legion junior baseball team in Butte extends roster registration to Sunday due to recent bad weather. Coach Eddie Geary said many boys wish to join and invited candidates to practice this week. Sessions start at Parrott Flat tonight and Friday at 6, then move to Cinders Park Saturday and Sunday with times TBA.

Butte American Legion Eddie Geary Gerry Parrott Flat Cinders Park

Gehrig Funeral Rites Held

In New York the funeral for Lou Gehrig, Yankee first baseman, concluded in a vine covered Bronx church. The service was brief as per Mrs Gehrigs wish and he was cremated after thousands paid their respects at the coffin. The article notes a naming distinction for Gehrigs son Billy Southworth.

New York Lou Gehrig Bronx Gerald Barry Episcopal Church

Stars on Edge for Open Golf Tourney Fort Worth Open Favored By Nelson

The 45th U S Open at Colonial in Fort Worth opens tomorrow after a final rehearsal. Byron Nelson, a former Fort Worth caddie and reigning favorite among Texans, leads a field including Lawson Little, Ben Hogan, Ralph Guldahl, Jimmy Demaret, Henry Picard and Gene Sarazen.

Stars On Edge Byron Nelson Fort Worth Texas Colonial Club Cleveland Lawson Little San Francisco Lean Byron Craig Wood Denny Shute Nelson Little Ben Hogan Ralph Guldahl Dallas Bobby Jones Houston Jimmy Demaret Henry Picard Gene Sarazen

Evening baseball and league matchups planned

Thursday at eight, American league Rocky Mountain Blue Points meet Kossen, Wolves face Muck ers, Savoy plays A C M Blacksmiths, Hennessy confronts A C M Warehouse. Friday at eight, National league Pin Kings clash with Montana Tavern, Park Theater against Nickel-Kola.

Rocky Mountain Blue Points Kossen Wolves Muckers Savoy A. C. M. Blacksmiths Hennessy A. C. M. Warehouse

Haney Replaced as Browns Manager by Luke Sewell

St Louis Browns owner Don Barnes announced on June 4 that Fred Haney was replaced by Luke Sewell Cleveland coach. Sewell takes over tomorrow with a contract covering the rest of this season and next year, terms undisclosed. The move follows a two win streak that moved the Browns to seventh in the standings.

Luke Sewell Sewell Cleveland Indians Fred Haney St. Louis Browns ST. Louis Don Barnes Luke Sewell Cleveland Sewell Barnes Browns Washington

Bummy Davis Furlough Foe to Fight Zivic for World Welter Title

Private Al Davis, anti aircraft, set for a month’s leave then a bid for welterweight world honors against Fritzie Zivic in New York. Once Brownsville’s most notorious youth, Davis has transformed into the Army’s valued private with an official $10,000 appraisal and Uncle Mike Jacobs as promoter wary of risks.

New York al Davis Fritzie Zivic Brooklyn Davis Brownsville Mr. Davis Willkie Murder Inc Zivic John J. Phelan National Guard New York Boxing Commission Army Zivics Mr. Zivic Mike Jacobs Mike Private Davis Fritzie Mushky Jackson Jacobs

A's Celebrate Connie Mack Day With Loss

Chicago White Sox rout Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 1 in Connie Mack night ceremonies. Thornton Lee pitched five hitless innings, limited the A's to one run on Bob Johnson's 11th homer, as Chicago moved within one game of Cleveland.

Chicago Chicago White Sox Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Thornton Lee Philadelphia Mack Sox Cleveland Connie Athletics Bob Johnson Lee Miles Johnson Kolloway Appling Kuhel Lodigiani Kreevich Brancato McCrabb Hoag Wright Tresh

Browns Defeat Senators To Climb In Standings

St Louis Browns beat the Washington Senators 7 to 4 to move into seventh in the American League by one percentage point. Key scorers included Casey, Bloodworth, Pofahl, McQuinn, and Berardino with three RBIs for Berardino and Bloodworth. Attendance paid listed at 725.

Browns Nats ST. Louis Washington Senators Washington Potahl Ostermueller Case Bloodworth Pofahl McQuinn Cullenbine Clift Grace Berardino Ferrell

Pan Time sets Hollywood park track record at 5% furlongs

Lois Pantages Pan Time, trained in California, clocks 1 05 for 5 furlongs at Hollywood park. Jockey Jack Westrope secures his first triple victory of the meeting on Vegas Justice Manila Bay and Sir Jeffrey in races two six and seven. Earlham College baseball team commits 15 errors in a 16 12 loss to DePauw.

Los Angeles U.P Lois Pantages Pan Time Jack Westrope Montana Hollywood Park Westrope Vegas Justice Manila Bay Sir Jeffrey Earlham College DePauw

Probable Major League Pitchers for Tomorrow

National League games list Vander Meer against Blanton in Philadelphia and Passeau versus Hamlin in Brooklyn. Other matchups include Warneke versus Balvo in Boston and Kott in Chicago. American League games feature Knott against Hallett in Chicago and Newhouser versus Donald in Detroit with New York at Detroit and Milnar opposing Johnson in Cleveland.

Brooklyn St. Louis Saenaiaaaaaaane New York Johnson Wright If Miles If St. Louis Boston Davia Lodigini Chicago Cleveland Ame Chicago Atumninn Anenenen Veneer Iettinn Sp Philadelphia Iene Detroit Washington Cleveland Cincinnati Vander Meer Blanton Passeau Hamlin Warneke Va. Balvo Knott Hallett Madson Gatehouse Donald Newhouser Milnar

All Star Game Details To Be Arranged In Detroit

New York June 4 William Harridge American League president Ford Frick National League president and Leslie O Connor secretary to Commissioner Landis left for Detroit to arrange details of the all star games set for July 8 They attended Lou Gehrig s funeral today Landis and Tigers officials will join them in Detroit

New York William Harridge Ford Frick Leslie O'Connor Landis Detroit Lou Gehrig Tigers

Cellar Clubs Look to Break Tie in East Helena Clash

Butte Boosters travel to East Helena to face the Helena Vigilantes in a Montana State League tussle that could end a last place tie. Rain risks loom as Kes Rigler will update field conditions. Malkovich likely to start for Butte with a full supporting cast, while Helena may counter with Kelley or Purcell on the mound.

Butte Boosters East Helena Helena Missoula Butte Pirates Smeltermen Dick Boyer Joe Malkovich Roosters Lefty Nettleton O'Leary Sennett Spear Bobby Kelley Dutch Schneider Fran Purcell Helena East Helena Boosters Boyer Hill Freebourn Dunstan Mihelich Girard Pajnich Kristich Norwood Stosich Kelly

Baer Baby Born In Sacramento Hospital

Sheila Elizabeth Baer weighed seven pounds three ounces at a Sacramento hospital. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Henry Baer.

Sacramento Canf Sheila Elizabeth Jacob Henry Buddy) Baer

Baseball's Big Six Batting Leaders and Key Stat Lines

Baseball player stats show the top hitters in the American and National Leagues. Williams and Cronin of the Red Sox lead in runs and hits, with other standout names including Cullenbine, Reiser, Slaughter, and Mack. League leaders for home runs and runs batted in feature York, Hieath, Johnson, Ott, Camilli, Nicholson, and Walker.

ABA Pet. Williams Red Sox Cronin Cullenbine Brown Reiser Dodgers Slaughter Cardinals Mack Cubs York Detroit Hieath Cleveland Johnson Philadelphia Ott New York Camilli Brooklyn Nicholson Chicago Walker Keller Gordon

Local Sports State Rained Out Again

Rain disrupted Butte area baseball and softball schedules for a second night. In city baseball, Walkerville versus Cinders and Miners Union versus Parkway were postponed at Cinders and McQueen parks with games expected to resume if weather clears. Softball faced a storm that canceled a second night after opening three games Tuesday, with five games set across Harrison and Hebgen fields.

Butte Cinders McQueen Parks Walkerville Miners’ Union Parkway McQueen McQueen Park Harrison Hebgen

Bell Mistake Won't Happen Any More in Conn Louis Bout

New York report says promoters will place a bell in each neutral corner for the June 18 heavyweight title fight between Joe Louis and Billy Conn to prevent a repeat of the unheard bell incident from the Louis Baer match. Both bells will be synchronized with the timer.

New York Joe Louis Billy Conn Mike Jacobs

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