Parks Rally 4 With 2 Out in Ninth to Beat North Siders
Parks rally four runs with two outs in the ninth, winning 8-7 over North Siders at Clark Park. Babe Young goes 4-for-4, scores the tying run on a double, and Gene Carlson delivers the final hits as North Side pitcher Lefty Rundle walks four in the decisive frame.
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Silver Bow Parks
Parks
North Siders
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Babe Young
Young
Cliff Johnson
Edwards
NSAC
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Rundle
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Wilbur Johnson
Frank Metally
Jim Freebourn
D. Johnson
Laughlin
Russ Clark
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Olsen
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Clark
O’brien
McCaughey
ABR
Hsobbpoae
Songroe
Vucurovich
W. Johnson-Podgurski
W. Johnson
Metully
Metally
Navarro
North Side
Amisle' Alas
Maloney
Coast League Scores Spark Mixed Results
Coast League action shows Seattle defeating Los Angeles 2-0 and Portland edging San Francisco 5-4 while Hollywood ties at 6-6 with Sacramento who fall 1-5. San Diego dominates Oakland 11-3 while Oakland posts 8-7 loss.
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Seattle
Los Angeles
Portland
San Francisco
Hollywood
Sacramento
San Diego
Oakland
Lanier Hurls and Bats Cards Into Tie for Lead
Max Lanier pitched and batted the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, delivering a three-run triple in the sixth and aiding a first place tie with the Brooklyn Dodgers as Chicago Cubs defeated the Dodgers 13-8 in Chicago.
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Max Lanier
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Redbirds
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Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
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Russ Meyer
Kenny Heintzelman
Phils
Tommy Glaviano
Max
del Ennis
Phillie
Eddie Waitkus
Ennis
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Kenny Raffensberger
Reds
Golf Pairings Posted at Country Club Butte
The Butte Country Club reports the spring handicap tourney with first and second rounds due by June 11 and third round matches by June 18, finals by June 25. Pro shop events include a bogey race won by Dolan and Singleton at 71 and Morey’s low gross 70, with qualifying round pairings and scores led by Dan Kane 71 and Kemmi 75 among many others.
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Sports Committee
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Quigley
Frank Morey
Pro Shop
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M. E. Singleton
Jerry Sullivan
Clarence Champ
Loring Findly
Pete Miller
Ed Merhar
Dane Campbell
Fred Woodhull
Orville Sho
Butte Legion Opens Western Division Season in Helena
Butte American Legion junior baseball team, young but undefeated in practice, faces Helena in Clark Park tonight at 6 45. Coach Dick Boyer brings several veterans from last year’s state champion Butte Kid club, while Bernard McGinley leads a veteran Helena squad. The game starts a two game series with Tuesday’s test to follow. Copper league stars recently promoted from Legion add strong local support as crowds expected. National rules set admission at 35 cents for adults and 9 cents for children under 12.
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American Legion
Helena
Clark Park
Dick Boyer
Bernard McGinley
Legion
McQueen AC Manager Calls Evening Practice Stint
Lou Spear, manager of the McQueen AC, has ordered the squad to report for practice at 6:30 this evening on the McQueen field to break up the long rest between Copper league games.
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Lou Spear
The
McQueen AC
McQueen
World's Pro Net Race Opens Today
In Cleveland on June 4 28 top netters begin the National Professional Tennis tournament with $11 000 in prizes. Defending champion Bobby Riggs faces a stiff test from Jack Kramer who leads a strong field including Frank Parker Frank Kovacs and Pancho Segura. Kramer is favored by Riggs despite a recent cross country tour by Kramer.
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Bobby Riggs
Jack Kramer
Kramer
Pancho Gonzales
Riggs
Taunt
Bobby
Frank Parker
Frank Kovacs
Pancho Segura
Gonzales
Paul Lukas
Probable pitchers for Monday's major league games
New York wire reports list Tuesday and Monday night matchups with pitchers Trout Nagy Feller Reynolds Pierce Kinder Har tung Dickson Phillips Roe Minner Roberts Munger. Matches include Detroit at Washington Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Detroit
Washington
Trout
Nagy
Cleveland
Feller
Reynolds
Chicago
Boston
Pierce
Kinder
National League
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Hartung
Dickson
Phillips
Brooklyn
Roe
Minner
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Roberts
Munger
Lopat first AL pitcher with 7 wins as Yanks top Indians 7–0
Lefty Eddie Lopat won his seventh game of the season as the New York Yankees blanked the Cleveland Indians 7 to 0 in the opener of the Tribal series at Yankee Stadium. Lopat improved to 7-2, while Bob Lemon took the loss. The Yankees backed him with 11 hits, including homers by Jerry Coleman and Joe Collins, in front of 44,781 fans. Cleveland's lineup featured Rizzuto and Berra sparking New York’s scoring with unearned runs aided by Lemon’s early trouble before the bullpen closed it out.
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Whitey Lockman
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Giant
Jack Kramer
Frank Cascoli
Johnny Hopp
Pirates
New York
al Pittebereb
Westlake
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New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
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Berra
Bauer
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Art Houtteman
Sixtit
Bob Kuzava
Aaron Robinson
Johnny Lipton
Tigers
George Kell
Hoot Evers
Johnny Groth
Two World Title Bouts Set For This Week In London And Philadelphia
The week features two world title fights. Lee Savold faces Bruce Woodcock in London for British and European recognition as world heavyweight champion, with a 50,000 crowd and a 224000 gate projected. In Philadelphia, Robert Villemain meets Robinson for a world middleweight title as Pennsylvania bars Jake Lamotta for six months.
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Philadelphia
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Englewood
N. J
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White City
Robinson
Robert Villemain
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Phil Glassman
Woodcock
Jack Solomons
Scareborough
North Sea
Anaconda Shooters Lead In Registered Trapmeet at Nell Park
ANACONDA June 4 Charles Staples Butte William Hasley Anaconda Jack Hurley Wisdom and Frank May Missoula led the singles with 96s in the Gun club’s Sunday trapshoot at Nell park. Joe Morton won handicap 47 and doubles 43. Others included Gruner Helena Kendall Anaconda Madura Butte Larsen Carpenter Anaconda Ryan Butte Murray Missoula Gallagher Sestrich Anaconda Lowe Missoula Talcott Twin Bridges McMahon Butte Geil Anaconda Boyer Dillon Sparrow Anaconda Baehr Missoula Horvath Anaconda Carlson Deer Lodge Davenport Dillon Sullivan Anaconda Rowe Helena Schultz Deer Lodge Judd Butte Learson Helena Oredson Anaconda Kendall Deer Lodge Westergard Dillon Eliason Dillon Williams Deer Lodge Janney Deer Lodge Conwell Anaconda Carlson Helena Hurley Wisdom Morton Missoula Lowe Sullivan Talbott Larsen Gallagher Ryan McMahon Schultz Oredson Ellason Williams Conwell Carlson.
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Jack Hurley
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Frank May
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Vincent Gruner
Helena
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Grizzlies Lose Final 1950 Baseball Game
MISSOULA June 4 An eight inning duel ended with eastern Washington College of Education scoring seven runs in the ninth to beat Montana 8 0 in the season finale for the Grizzlies The loss caps Montana’s 1950 record at 16 13 and marks end of the Grizzlies year John Earheart of Missoula and Bill Doucette of Bonner were elected co captains of the 1951 team by 17 lettermen.
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Bob Logue
Eastern Washington
Montana
John Earheart
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Bonner
Auto Racer Doug Grove Dies After Bakersfield Crash
Midget racer Doug Grove, 34, of West Los Angeles, was fatally injured when his car rolled over in the first heat at Bakersfield speedway after swerving to avoid a spin by Lou Florence. Grove was thrown from the car and apparently struck by a third car’s exhaust. He died later at Cottage hospital.
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Yale Schedules Nine Opponents For 1950 Football
Yale will play nine opponents in 1950 including Connecticut Brown Fordham Columbia Cornell Holy Cross Dartmouth Princeton and Harvard.
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Connecticut
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Columbia
Cornell
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Princeton
Harvard
Colorado JCAC may expand to Texas Kansas Wyoming Nebraska
May expand Jo Loop report from Trinidad Colorado notes that officials of the Colorado Junior College Athletic conference indicate the league might add member schools in Texas Kansas Wyoming and Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Fort Wayne Open won by Lloyd Mangrum
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago won the Fort Wayne Open at Orchard Ridge Country Club with a 271 total after four rounds, beating Ed Oliver of Kenmore by three strokes. Oliver finished 274, Johnny Palmer placed third with 277, while Norman Von Nidalin of Sydney shot the day’s best 67.
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Ind
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Orchard Ridge Country Club
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Norman von Nidalin
Sydney
Australia
Bucs Farm Chesnes Call Up Rookie Vernon Law
The Pittsburgh Pirates optioned temperamental pitcher Bob Chesnes to New Orleans of the Southern Association and recalled rookie Vernon Law from the Pelicans. Law, a 20 year old Meridian Idaho native, replaces Chesnes after his arm soreness limited him to a third of an inning against Boston. Chesnes carries a 3-3 record. Law’s acquisition was arranged by Pirates VP Bing Crosby.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Chesnes
New Orleans
Bucs
Vernon Law
Pelicans
Chesnes
Bill Meyer
Boston
Law
Meridian, Idaho
Bing Crosby
Edean in Falls Golf Exhibition Set for June 11
Helena Mont June 4 Edean Anderson six time Montana women's golf champion and Warren Smith Helena Green Meadow club pro will play an exhibition match in Great Falls June 11. They face Marvin Ward Meadow Lark pro and assistant Lyle Scott in a match play contest. Miss Anderson will not defend her state crown this year due to other tournament commitments.
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Mont
Edean Anderson
Montana
Warren Smith
Helena Green Meadow Country Club
Great Falls
Marvin Ward
Meadow Lark
Lyle Scott
Miss Anderson
Retrievers Vie at Helena in AKC Sanctioned Trials
Helena Mont June 4. The Helena retriever club field trials June 17 18 attract entries from Montana Washington and Wyoming. Club President Don McKinnon announced the American Kennel Club sanctioned trials. He said trials will include derby non winner and open all age stakes.
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Mont
Helena Retriever Club
Montana
Washington
Wyoming
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Portland Sees La Beach Tie Furlong Mark
Lloyd LaBeach of Panama tied the American and Oregon turning track 220 yard record with 21.2 seconds at the Oregon AAU finals. He also won the 100 yard dash in 9.6 seconds tying the Oregon record. Parry OBrien set a new Oregon shot put mark, Jim Newcomb won the mile in 4 15.8, and USC's Len Rinearson led in discus with 150 6 inches as Oregon hosts the meet.
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Ore
Panama
Lloyd LaBeach
Ralph Metcalf
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Dan Kelly
LaBeach
Bud White
Lewis and Clark College
Melvin Brock
Oregon
Parry O’brien
University of Southern California
Duane Eby
Oregon State
Jim Newcomb
Southern California
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Hutchins
Bob Hall
Willamette
Eric Roberts
USC
Bob Chiodo
Lewis and Clark
Terry Lowery
John Montgomery
al Bulker
Walt McClure
Pete Mundle
Len Rinearson
Montana Boat Racers Plan Northwest Meet
Helena June 4 The Montana Boat Racing association announced the regional 16 championships at Polson August 5-6, Montana fans will see Northwest top drivers. Montanans won, placed and showed in Salt Lake and Provo meets with drivers from Polson earning seconds and a first in various classes. The first Montana regatta is set for Seely Lake July 4 followed by the capital regatta in Helena July 22-23.
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Alvie Leighton
Polson
Provo
Ed Pinkney
Treasure State
Fredregill
Montana
Seely Lake
Helena
Manhattan Rifleman Wins at Missoula
Aggregate high score of the second annual western Montana small bore rifle tournament, fired east of Missoula today. Trophy winner and leader of the master class, Alva Cooper, Manhattan, 1186-70x. second place, Henry Benson, Missoula, 1175-56x. Sharpshooter class, Jack Morgan, Missoula, 1169-52x. Leo Kaiser, Rowan, 1174-55x. Junior class, Lee Copeland, Hamilton, 572-11x. Fred Mesenko, Anaconda, won match No. 1 trophy with 200-17x. George Cooper, Manhattan, match No. 2 trophy with 399-25x. F. Hagen, Anaconda, match No. 3 trophy with 199-8x. Alva Cooper, Manhattan, match No. 5 trophy with 394-22x.
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Lee Copeland
Hamilton
Fred Mesenko
Anaconda
George Cooper
Manhattan
F. Hagen
Alva Cooper
Schroeder and Cochell win Pacific doubles title
Ted Schroeder and Earl Cochell captured the first annual Pacific men's doubles tennis championship in La Jolla California on Sunday by defeating Sam Match and Tom Brown 8 6, 3 6, 7 5.
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Calif
U.P
Ted Schroeder
Earl Cochell
Sam Match
Tom Brown
Big Six Expansion Up for Discussion
Salt Lake City announcement June 3 states the Skyline Six conference may discuss expansion at the spring meeting June 10 to 12. Commissioner E L Romney says athletic directors and faculty representatives will attend and they will also decide a regional NCAA basketball rep. Other agenda items include television relation, traveling squad size, hiring officials, and conference eligibility code.
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Loop
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Dick) Romney
Baseball Scores From Ogden and Nearby Games
Ogden beat Great Falls 12 to 6 while Twin Falls defeated Idaho Falls 7 to 1 and Billings topped Salt Lake 6 to 15. Boise outlasted Pocatello 4 to 2 in 10 innings.
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