Dodgers and Pirates Battle To Extra Innings In Twin Bill
Brooklyn Dodgers edging Pittsburgh 7 to 6 in 11 innings to clinch the nightcap after a 4 to 3 loss in game one. Meostone Mac and others struggled as Pirates rallied late but fell in the finale.
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Brooklyn Cops
Pirates
New York
U.P
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Meostone Mac
Brooklyn
Hatten
Behrman
Branca
Barney
Webber
Head
Anderson
Heintzelman
Sewell
Lanning
Backer
Lopez
Coast Conference Officials Set Conclave June 9
Pacific Coast conference plans annual meeting to be held in Victoria B C June 9 to 11. Site moved from Seattle to Canada due to space limits amid the international maritime conference. Attending coaches faculty representatives publicity managers and athletics directors from PCC schools and non conference institutions will discuss 1946 football schedules and other sports.
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U.P
Victoria
B. C
University of
Santa Clara
St. Mary
University of San Francisco
Al Hostak Knocks Out Oklahoma Indian in Seattle Fight
Al Hostak, former world middleweight champion, floored Ramon Starr in 40 seconds of the fourth round at the Civic auditorium Seattle in a scheduled 10 round bout. Starr is identified as Oklahoma Indian. The bout concluded Tuesday night with Hostak securing the win.
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Seattle
U.P
al Hostak
Ramon Starr
Civic Auditorium
Mining District Softball Rosters Announced for 1946 League
Myles Maloney, president, listed signed players for the 1946 league with rosters for teams such as C.O. D.-C. Bugni, Post Office, Tom's Big Butte Tavern, Ellis, Active Club, North Side A C, Perino's, Phil Judds, Boilermakers Union and others. Other teams entered are Knights of Columbus and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Myles Maloney
Mining District Softball Association
M. Carney
M. Kearney
A. Lewis
B. Dennehy
T. Rundle
R. O'Connell
M. Sweeney
H. Trewella
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E. Ozanich
G. Lewis
P. Mulholland
S. Jackson
Tom's Big Butte Tavern
B. Curnow
M McLaughlin
J. Berry
J. Driscoll
O. Kemp
T. Mulholland
J. Wrightson
Knights of Columbus
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Copper League Tonight Skywatch Standings Duel at Clark
Baseball action at Clark Park features Silver Bow Parks versus North Side at 7 p.m. in a key Copper League game. Silver Bow seeks early control while North Side aims to close the gap in standings.
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Dodgers
Red Sox
North Side
Clark Park
Silver Bow Parks
McQueens
Minera
Baseball Scores From Tuesday AL Games
Chicago 1 New York 2. St Louis 4 Boston 9. Detroit 2 Philadelphia 0. Cleveland 10 Washington 2.
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New York
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Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Probable pitchers for Wednesday’s major league games
In New York on June 4 AP lists Wednesday’s scheduled games with pitcher matchups and records. Grove faces Page in Chicago at New York. Zoldak opposes Rutland in St Louis Boston. Trucks vs Harris in Detroit Philadelphia. Gro mek vs Wolf in Cleveland Washington. Fischer vs Schmitz in New York Chicago. Higbe vs Roe in Brooklyn Pittsburgh. Wright or Wallace vs Burkhardt in Boston St Louis. Only games scheduled.
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Dittehureah
New York
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Grove
Page
Boston
Zoldak
Rutland
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Trucks
Harris
Cleveland
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Gromek
Wolf
National League
Fischer
Schmitz
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Higbe
Roe
Wrigsht
Wallace
Burkhardt
Doerr Leads Boston Uprising With Big Eighth Inning
Boston defeats St Louis 9 4 behind Bobby Doerrs fifth homer and two doubles driving in four. Doerr sparked the eighth inning with a double and single as Tex Shirley and Cliff Fannin were touched up in relief. Johnson pick up the win in relief for Boston. Attendance 7 671.
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Boston Uprising
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St. Louis Browns
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Lwwu
Tex Shirley
Denny Galehouse
Cliff Fannin
Brownie
Earl Johnson
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Higgins
Premier English Derby to Be Run Today
EPSOM England June 4 A half million race fans including Britain's royal family are expected to attend the first post war Derby over the mile and one half course. Twenty of the nations best three year olds remain eligible with Gulf Stream and Happy Knight among leading choices to win.
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Aldis Lamp
Lord Derby
William Cooke
Gulf Stream
Maj. J. J. Astor
Lord Astor
Harry Wrage
Friar Tuck
Massif
Hubs and Floral Park Win Big In Intermediate Baseball
In Tuesday games of the Butte Boys Intermediate league the Hubs beat Immaculate Conception 10 to 0 and Floral Park defeated Dewey Boulevard 17 to 7. Burke earned a two hitter for the Hubs as his teammates collected six singles off Connors. Floral Park piled up 11 hits off Evans in their win.
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Nettleton
Lou Spear
Mike Orlich
McQueens
Miners’ Union
Clark Park
East Siders
Butch” Boyer
Dick Boyer
Spear
Boyer
Bob Schulte
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Immaculate Conception
Floral Park
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Burke
Connors
Evans
Butte Rodeo Set for July 19 20
Tex Murphy announced the annual Butte Rodeo will be held at the rodeo grounds south of Butte on July 19 and 20. Mike Quinn will supply the stock. Murphy serves as arena director and head of the arrangements committee. The program includes dronc riding calf roping bulldogging bareback riding with two night shows and no matinees.
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Butte Sportsman
Butte
Rodeo
Murphy
Mike Quinn
Boulder
Quinn
Job With Senators Awaits Wandering Newsom
Washington D C June 4 A potential fit for Bobo Newsom looms with the Washington Senators after his unconditional release from the Philadelphia Athletics. Owner Clark Griffith said Newsom is shopping around but noted the Senators could use him as a reliever or starter on a pitching staff already seeking depth.
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Washington Senators
Bobo Newsom
Bobo
Philadelphia Athletics
Clark Griffith
Senators
Griffith
Simplot Company Joins A A U Loop as Associate Member
The J. R. Simplot company of Idaho is admitted to associate membership in the A A U Loop. Secretary David A. Robinson of Salt Lake City announced the move on Tuesday. The Simplots will host home games in Pocatello.
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J. R. Simplot Company of
Idaho
American Basketball League
David A. Robinson
Simplots
Pocatello
Parker Paces Net Stars in Kansas City Meet
Frankie Parker national singles champion won 6 4 6 3 over Gayle Kellogg of San Diego in the Kansas City tournament. Alejo Russell beat Wallace Smith 6 1 6 0. Gardner Mulloy defeated Steve Broadie 6 1 6 4 after a Sutton default. Guy Garber downed Bill Kessler 6 2 6 3.
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Kansas City
Frankie Parker
Gayle Kellogg
San Diego
Los Angeles
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Buenos Aires
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Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Fla
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Winfield
Kan
Mulloy
Zack Sutton
Chicago
Guy Garber
Michigan
Bill Kessler
Wichita
Emerson School Star Hurls No-No Against Longfellow
Emerson pitcher Danny Schmitt delivered a perfect no-hit no-run game leading Emerson to a 16-0 Southern circuit victory over Longfellow. Brisbin hit a homer and Richards added two triples as Whittier and Madison also posted wins in late afternoon action.
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Emerson
Butte Grammar School Baseball League
St. Lawrence School
Monroe
Goodland
Bolat
Little Ben Hogan Wins Goodall Meet With Strong Finish
Ben Hogan wraps seven rounds to win the $10,000 Goodall round robin at Winged Foot. He carded a 70 in the morning to beat Demaret and Hines, then a 69 in the afternoon against Nelson and Ghezzi. Hogan earns $2,000 for the event and brings his year total to $22,069.50, with Nelson at $11,998.75 for second.
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N.Y
Ben Hogan
Texas
Winged Foot
Jimmy Demaret
Jimmy Hines
Hogan
Byron Nelson
Vic Ghezzi
Goodall
Nelson
Woodcock Edges Mills In Large Crowded Non Title Bout
British Heavyweight Champion Bruce Woodcock won a 12 round decision over Freddie Mills in a non title bout before the largest fight crowd in England’s history. Woodcock improves to 27 victories in 28 fights, with Mills cut and mounting pressure throughout.
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U.P
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Ight
Freddie Mills
England
Woodcock
New York
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