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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1932

Page

8

Braves sweep twin bill to halve idle Cubs lead

Boston Braves beat the New York Giants 6 5 in 10 innings and 7 6 in game two to move within a run of the pace setting Chicago Cubs as crowds watched at Boston. Terry drove in three runs in the first game amid a late rally while Cantwell allowed four runs in the opener before Boston edged ahead.

Boston Boston Braves Bill Terry Giants Chicago Cubs Braves Shires Worthington Cantwell Terry New York c Fallis Marshall Maranville Urbanski Akers Spohrer Brandt Crity Verger Schulmerich Lindstrom Jackson Shire Schumacher Gibson Bell Hogan Hargrave

Baseball Standings and Sunday Results

Cincinnati and St Louis tied at 2 and 3 wins respectively while Philadelphia led with seven. Brooklyn five to six for New York and Boston seven to six. Pittsburgh vs Chicago postponed by rain. Monday games feature Brooklyn at Philadelphia with other western teams traveling east.

Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Boston Pittsburgh Chicago Seeesssee

Open date set as eastern teams travel west

St Louis at Chicago postponed due to rain as Detroit hosts Cleveland. Scores show Boston 1 versus New York 12 and Philadelphia 11 versus Washington 7 while eastern teams head west for open date.

St. Louis Chicago Detroit Cleveland Boston New York Philadelphia Washington Eres Wevense

American Association Sunday Results Summary

Louisville defeated Toledo 4 to 2 while Indianapolis fell to Columbus 5 to 2. St Paul beat Milwaukee 7 to 6 and Minneapolis topped Kansas City 12 to 7.

Louisville Toledo Indianapolis Columbus St. Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City Indinapolis See

Sunday Results From The League Standings

The results show Oakland 0 Portland 4 3 Hollywood 0 15 Missions 4 4 Sacramento 7 4 Seattle 15 13 San Francisco 13 3 Los Angeles 15 0. Sacramento and Seattle posted strong tallies while Hollywood and Oakland struggled.

Oakland Portland Hollywood Missions Sacramento Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles

Schaaf Headliner on Damp Weekend Boxing Card

New York June 5 The indoor season winds down and promoters hesitate to open outdoor venues. Ernie Schaaf the Boston heavyweight contender will fight Tony Galento in a 10 rounder at Dreamland Park Newark tomorrow night. Hans Birkie meets Isidore Gastanaga at Queenboro Stadium Tuesday. Red Lucas Reds pitcher avoids third base line, hops over it on the way to the box.

New York Ernie Schaaf Boston Tony Galento Orange N. J Dreamland Park Newark Hans Birkie Oakland Cal Isidore Gastanaga Queenboro Stadium Lucas Cincinnati Red” Lucas Cincinnati Reds

Stolen Bases and Double Plays Highlight Narrow Win

St. Louis battles Cincinnati with key plays by Lombardi and Martin. Sacrifices by Herman and Crabtree set up scores as Kendrick-Reese-Collins and Reese-Gelbert-Collins turn double plays. Cincinnati left eight on base while St Louis left three. Batteries were Carroll and Manion for Cincinnati and Dean and Mancuso for St Louis.

Lombardi Martin Herman Crabtree Kendrick Reese Collins Gelbert Cincinnati St. Louis R. H. E. Cincinnati John Ecies Carroll and Manion Dean Mancuso

Mrs Moody Wins French Net Title For Fourth Time

Helen Wills Moody captured the French hard court women's singles crown for the fourth time since 1928, defeating Mme Rene Mathieu 7 5 6 1 to reclaim the title. Pairings for the men's singles finals included Cochet vs Bernard and De Stefani vs Menzel, with finals set for tomorrow. Experts noted Moody was below her 1930 form but credibility remained despite early-season lapses.

Mrs. Moody Auteuil France Helen Wills Moody California Mme Rene Mathieu Cecelie Aussem Germany Henri Courbet Pranen Wweeee Ama Wana George de Stefani Italy Cochet Marcel Bernard de Stefani Roderich Menzel

Yankees Rout Red Sox for 12701 Victory

Crippled Washington Senators fall behind the league leading New York Yankees 11 to 7 in Philadelphia. Injuries to Joe Cronin and Heinemanush hurt Washington while Foxx hit his 21st homer as Philadelphia's bats struck 13 hits. Brown, Weaver, and Marberry struggled as Philadelphia built a six run third inning and held on for the win.

NATS Washington Washington Senators New York Yankees Philadelphia Joe Cronin Heine Manush Senators Athletics Brown Rube Walberg George Earnshaw Weaver Marberry Philadelia Bishop Myer Haas Cf Rice Cochrane Reyn'lds Simmons Harris i Dee Oe Foxx bJudge Miller Rf Kerris Cramer Rf Bluege McNair Spencer Berg Walberg Maple Earnshaw Marb'ry West Burke Manush Iran

Olympic Prospect Puerta Dominates 123-Pound Class

University of Illinois ace Joe Puerta, NCAA champion at 123 pounds, has not tasted defeat in college or prep wrestling. He pinned Ball of Michigan State in 9 minutes 5 seconds to claim the national college title, co captaining Illinois in his second varsity season. Puerta, of Mexican extraction from Van Houten New Mexico, trains daily with teammates.

Little Joe Puerta University of Illinois Ball Michigan State Puerta Grapplers Illinois van Houten New Mexico

Detroit Routs Indians as 8th-inning rally sinks Cleveland

Detroit scored six runs in the eighth to overturn a 8 4 lead and beat Cleveland 10 to 9. Rogell Stone Gehringer White and Johnson drove in key runs for Detroit while Ferrell Wyatt and others toed the mound for Cleveland in a high scoring American League tilt.

Tigers Cleveland Detroit Indians Davis Porter Rogell Ss Cissell Stone O'Averill G'ringer Vosmik If White O/Morgan Johnson Rf Myatt c Ee Ae Schuble O/Kamm Rich'son O/M'tague'ss Hayworth c OjaConnaster Walker OjConnally Ruel OjFerrell Uhie Harder Wyatt bSewell Alexander Lawrence Hogsett Ium Sams Ems Hayworth Montague Rogell Gehringer Johnson Schuble Averill Vosmik Morgan Connally Rosell Myatt Kamm Crissell

London Americans to clash with Oxford Rhodes scholars

England hosts amateur baseball as the London Americans team formed by American expatriates faces the American Rhodes scholars at Oxford in the season opener.

London England States Oxford

League Standings Brief From Reading to Montreal

International League results show Reading 6 Reading 6 at home. Baltimore 4 10. Montreal 6 3. Buffalo 11 5. Jersey City 4 2. Newark 3 11. Toronto 4 1. Rochester 5 9.

Reading Baltimore Montreal Buffalo Jersey City Newark Toronto Rochester

NCAA Meet Opens Open to Ineligible Athletes

Chicago June 5 The first of five semi final NCAA track meets to qualify Americans for the Olympic trials at Palo Alto will be held at Stagg Field. The meet is open to all college athletes though ineligible entrants won’t earn points or medals. Notable sprinters Don Bennett and Ralph Metcalfe loom as Olympic prospects.

Chicago Palo Alto Calif Staggfield Midwest Southern California Trojans Ohio State Indiana Don Bennett Ralph Metcalfe Marquette University Bennett Metcalfe Jack Keller George Saling Iowa Keller Saling Raymond Sears Butler Irving Seeley Tlinois Bill Weems Abilene Christian College Tom Jones University of Wisconsin A. A. Stagg University of Chicago John L. Griffith Big Ten State of California

American Trio Leads Favoed Yankee Field in British Open

In Sandwich England Tom Armour Gene Sarazen and MacDonald Smith head a small strong Yankee field for the British Open opening tomorrow. Sarazen enters as favorite after a 66 in practice and Armour, the defending champion, back after a few days’ rest.

Sarazen Armour Smith Yankee Golf Field Tommy Armour Gene Sarazen MacDonald Smith Gene

U S Open Qualifying Field Set At Twenty Links

Nearly a thousand golfers vying for 116 open spots in the national championship to be staged at Fresh Meadow Country Club June 23 to 25. Exempt players include Jose Jurado Taketohmi Minamoto Tommy Armour and 36 low scores from 1931. The 978 entrants compete in sectional qualifying across 20 courses tomorrow.

New York Fresh Meadow Country Club Fresh Meadow Jose Jurado Argentina Taketohmi Minamoto Japan Tommy Armour L. B. Ayton Willie Klein Eddie Williams Denny Shute John Golden Horton Smith Tom Creavy Henry Ciuci Joe Turnesa Alex Watson

Major League Swat Leaders Shake Up Batting Figures

Ernie Lombardi led a strong day against the Cardinals boosting his batting average by 13 points to .389 with three hits in four at bats. Jimmie Foxx remained at .401 in the American League after two hits in five appearances. Standings list Foxx and Waner among top hitters, with Lombardi and Dickey among leading NL players. Home run leaders show Foxx, Ruth, Klein, and Collins leading the circuit.

Ernie Lombardi Cardinals Jimmie Foxx Pet. Foxx Athletics P. Waner Pirates Spee Lombardi Reds Essee Dickey Yankees Sosss Hafey Ceesee Lazzeri Foxx Ruth Klein Phillies Collins

Jimmy Walker to Play Bobby Jones Exhibition Match

New York mayor James J. Walker accepted Bobby Jones offer to play June 26 in an exhibition benefiting New York’s unemployed. Jones likely will pair with Tommy Armour against Gene Sarazen and Billy Burke, current open champion.

New York James J. Walker Bobby Jones Jones Tommy Armour Gene Sarazen Billy Burke

German Sprinter Beats Old Mark

German sprinter Jonath bettered the listed world's record for the 100 meters with a 10.3 second clocking in Bochum. The time compares to the standard 10.4 set by Charley Paddock in 1921 at the start of the event. Mickey Walker and Johnny Risko have been signed for a 12 round bout in Cleveland Stadium on June 17 after a prior postponement due to Walker's boils.

Bochum Germany Jonath Charley Paddock Walker Risko Cleveland Mickey Walker Johnny Risko Tommy McGinty

Western League Standings Snapshot

Denver 6-11, St. Joseph 7-6, Des Moines 8-6, Wichita 9-9, Omaha 9-5, Oklahoma City 5-2, Pueblo 10-10, Tulsa 4-18.

Denver St. Joseph Des Moines Wichita Omaha Oklahoma City Pueblo Tulsa

Hendrick Sold Back to Cincinnati by Cardinals

Harvey Hendrick was sold back to the Cincinnati club by the St. Louis Cardinals in a cash deal. The sale followed the earlier transfers of Flint Rehm and Eddie Delker to the Philadelphia Nationals, completing three trades in two days. Benny Frey had already returned to Cincinnati in a prior deal.

ST. Louis Harvey Hendrick Cincinnati St. Louis Cardinals Chick Hafey Sam Breadon Cardinals Flint Rehm Eddie Delker Philadelphia Nationals Hendrick Benny Frey Hafey

Two Walkers Win Olympic Berths

Ernest Crosbie of Baltimore won the Olympic tryout for the 50 000 meters walk in Central Park and earned a place on the American team. Crosbie clocked five hours 30 minutes 46 15 seconds. William Chisholm of Los Angeles finished second about 30 seconds behind and also secured a team spot as heat eliminated all but 11 of 48 starters.

New York Ernest Crosbie Baltimore Central Park Crosbie William Chisholm Los Angeles

Southern Association standings update

Nashville 12 3 leads New Orleans 2 2 as Atlanta 7 beat Memphis 4 and Knoxville 0 1 while Little Rock 11 12 and Birmingham 10 1 top Chattanooga 8 8 in this league roundup.

Southern Association Nashville New Orleans Atlanta Memphis Knoxville Little Rock Birmingham Chattanooga

Yankees Acquire Danny MacFayden From Red Sox

New York builds pennant drive by trading two pitchers Henry Johnson and Ivy Paul Andrews plus cash for right hander Danny MacFayden. The 25 year old Somerville product, once a strong spring star, is cited as one of baseballs best righties despite a poor current record.

New York New York Yankees Danny MacFayden Boston Red Sox Red Sox Yankees Henry Johnson Ivy Paul Andrews MacFayden Boston Somerville Mass

Vance in Fine Form Promises 20 Wins This Season

Dazzy Vance, the confident Brooklyn pitcher, predicts a strong year saying he will win about 20 games and feels healthier and sharper than in years past. He speaks with assurance about his mound performance.

Renfro dominates Utah trapshooting state meet sweep

Ted Renfro of Dell Montana captured every Utah state title at the Nephi event. He won the open registered, singles 196 to 195 over Wiley Coleman, the Utah amateur Anderson 194, doubles 96, handicap race 97, all around medal 388 and high overall 487 of 500.

Nephi Utah U.P E. W Ted) Renfro Dell Mont Renfro Wiley Coleman Anderson

City League Bowling Averages Final Standings

Individual averages list top scorers with Phippen at 195, Dazzie 191, Helehan 189 and a field of members from 188 down to 158 led by various players. The final tally includes Lange Gillstrom Richards Perlin and others across the roster.

Phippen Dazzie Helehan Richards Perlin Bagley Meagher Lange Gillstrom Mullivan Quayle Burkhart Graham Martin Schlichting Tash Mufich Pascoe T. Lewis Commons Staples de George Freitag W. Gerguri

Women's League final score list with players and points

In the final women’s league standings Edquest leads with 174 points followed by Richards 169 and G Douglas 163. Other top scorers include McGee 162 Murray 155 Tash 153 McGeevver 150 Scarry 150 Olson 144 Carlson 143 Swanson 140 Wegars 137 Hauswirth 137 Manning 136 Sullivan 135 Johnson 134 Cole 134 A Scarry 131 Burkhart 131 and Fanning 129.

Edquest Richards G. Douglas McGee Murray Tash McGeevver S. Scarry F. Scarry Olson Carlson Swanson Wegars Hauswirth Manning Sullivan Johnson Cole Bedson A. Scarry Burkhart Fanning M. Murphy McLeod

Sam Kain Named Athletic Coach for Missoula County High

Sam Kain the State university graduate and former coach at Miles City and Great Falls high schools was chosen by the Missoula county high school trustees as athletic coach for the next school year. He succeeds Guy T. Steg ner who moves to the teaching staff after holding the post since 1924.

Missoula Sam Kain State University Miles City Great Falls Missoula County High School Kain Guy T. Stegner

Carey Wins Detroit Auto Race In Rain Shortened Meet

Bob Carey of the Pacific coast led 14-car field in a 100 mile dirt track race at the Michigan State Fairgrounds. The event halted after 84 laps due to rain. Carey earned 120 points toward the 1932 national title with a 71.575 mph average. Freddie Frame finished third behind Howdy Wilcox. Stubby Stubblefield was fourth and Sam Ross fifth. Louis Schneider posted the fastest qualifying speed at 74.9 mph.

Detroit Bob Carey State Fairgrounds Carey Howdy Wilcox Freddie Frame Indianapolis Stubby” Stubblefield Sam Ross Ahree Meet

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