Local baseball scores top season with three big wins
Price-Kearns defeated K of C 16 to 7 at Hebgen Park in City league as Kristich led with three runs. Rosedale Market pounded American Legion 17 to 5 in Commercial league, while Silver Bow Motors rolled to 17 to 6 over South Side Hardware.
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Grove Ends A's Skid With 7-4 Victory Over Senators
Lefty Grove moved from relief to the mound for Philadelphia and earned a 7-4 win over Washington, also homering as the A’s snapped a four game slide. Grove struck out four and faced the minimum in two middle frames, aiding a five run third inning and contributing a gasping 14 hit attack.
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Coast Ball Star Tops Coast League Batting Average
Oscar Eckhardt Mission outfielder leads the Pacific coast league with a .446 average after 63 games with 116 hits. Larry Woodall Sacramento is second at .395 and Louie Almada Mission is third at .381. Ray Jacobs Hollywood has 22 home runs, six ahead of George Burns Seattle.
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Kennedy Fight Postponed In Newark Night of Weather
The 10 round bout between Stanley Poreda of Jersey City and Les Kennedy of Montana at Dreamland Park was postponed from tonight to tomorrow night due to threatening weather.
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Pittsburg Named Boxer Triumphs in Eight Round KO
Jackie Wilson a Pittsburgh boxer defeated Tommy Paul of Buffalo by technical knockout in the eighth round of a ten round featherweight bout. A cut over Paul's eye stopped the fight. Paul weighed 125 1/4 pounds and Wilson 124 1/2 pounds.
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Western Fuel Leads Standings After Close Start
How They Stand shows Western Fuel 5 wins 1 loss for .833, Price-Kearns 4 2 for .667, Anaconda 4 4 for .500, Crawley Motor 2 2 for .500, Ber Ge Ge 0 6 for .000. Yesterday’s results list Price-Kearns 16 K. of C. 7. Tonight Crawley Motor versus Anaconda at Hebgen.
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Parrot Hosts Rosedale and De Molay Alumni in League Night
In Commercial League action at Silver Bow Park Rosedale Market faced De Molay Alumni while American Legion played Silver Bow Motors and South Side Hardware clashed at Parrot. Tonight's games feature American Legion and Silver Bow Park at Silver Bow Park with Rosedale Market and De Molay Alumni meeting at Parrot.
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Scores and results from yesterday and today’s games
Philadelphia defeated Washington 7 to 4, Detroit beat Cleveland 8 to 7, Chicago lost to St Louis 14 to 7. Today’s schedule features Boston at New York in a doubleheader, Washington at Philadelphia, and Chicago at St Louis.
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Monday and Tuesday Major League Baseball Schedule Adjustments
Weather delays forced St. Louis versus Cincinnati to be called in the fourth inning of the rain affected game. The next slate lists Pittsburgh facing Chicago, St. Louis visiting Cincinnati, Philadelphia meeting Boston, and New York traveling to Brooklyn.
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Dempsey Promotes Baer Schmeling Fight at Yankee Stadium
New York June 5. Jack Dempsey pushes fight promotion for the Baer Schmeling 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium this Thursday. He reports $100 000 in cash with another $50 000 in reservations and expects about 60 000 in attendance with gate receipts near $300 000.
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Open Championship trials on rough North Shore course
Golf stars practiced on the North Shore course as the national open nears. Henry Ciuci of Stratford Conn led with 70 and 33 on the front, the best in 10 days, while Leo Diegel and Don Armstrong posted 73s. Several players failed to post scores.
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New York University Baseball Uses Six Winning Pitchers
New York University’s baseball team under coach Bill McCarthy has used six winning pitchers this season to post an 11 victories and 3 defeats record. Bob McNamara leads with three wins, followed by Donald Shearer Ernie Vavra Jim Lancaster Bill Gottlieb and Walter Signer with various win totals.
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Bill Gottlieb
Walter Signer
Marquette Fails to Elect Basketball Captain
Milwaukee June 5 Marquette University basketball players for three seasons could not elect a captain. Budrunas and Shipley shared the honor two years ago Ronzani and Zummach shared last year and this spring after three ballots failed to break a deadlock between Gorychka and Mullen the team decided to play without an elected leader.
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Simmons Hits Lead As AL Batting Rises
Al Simmons continued his hot stretch for the season by going three for five to lift his batting average to .374 and expand his lead in the major leagues. Hodapp trailed five points behind, while the rest of the Big Six were idle yesterday.
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Wimbledon Likes Entry of Moody
Wimbledon groundsmen led by William Coleman rush to repair and protect the center court grass as the famed Helen Wills Moody is confirmed to enter the championships. The crew of ten works to keep the surface in top condition following last year’s wear.
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Army Service Gives First Pitching Chance to Dean and Cain
Dizzy Dean of the Cardinals and Merritt Sugar Cain of the Athletics both pitched in military service revealing their first pitching experiences while serving in Uncle Sam's army.
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Rain Halts Cardinals Reds Game With St. Louis Up 2–0
Rain stopped play after three and a half innings as the St. Louis Cardinals led the Cincinnati Reds 2 to 0. The game was the NL's only schedule of the day and, if not resumed, could have put the Cardinals atop the league standings, passing the New York club and dropping the Pirates to third.
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Boy Is Faster Than Horse With Handicap at Bainbridge
Richard Squire, a Bedford high school pupil, won a special feature at Bainbridge Raceway, beating the thoroughbred Madam B. C. owned by Gene Lutz. Squire started from the three quarter pole and finished 50 yards ahead of the horse, running the quarter mile in 49 seconds.
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Earnshaw Serves Suspension With Solo Workouts
Big George Earnshaw, suspended for 10 days and fined 500 dollars by Connie Mack, trained alone under a scorching sun at Philadelphia’s ballpark. He chased balls, pitched, and caught in outfield and infield drills without teammates or locker room access.
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French Star Cochet Falls to Crawford in Open Championship
In Auteuil on June 5 Henri Cochet, the French champion, lost to Australian titleholder Jack Crawford 8-6 6-1 6-3 in the hard court final. It marked the first outsider victory since 1925 and left France with only the women's doubles title among the five championships.
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Northwestern League doubleheader ends with Maroons over Centerville
The Maroons beat Centerville 8 to 4 in seven innings at Big Butte field last night. rockers defeated Big Butte A C 9 to 4 at Ramsay. Both teams compete in the Northwest league.
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Crowded Winter Garden Hosts Boxing Ring Action
The Winter Garden gym buzzed with fans as fighters sparred for Friday night bouts. Portland lightweight Frankie Monroe faces Alton Black in a headliner, while Montana champ Hubert Dennis challenges the winner with Al Mues training for Danny Lyons. A six round bout pits Cal Linn against Dave Tallent as ticket sales surge.
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Bobcats Mines On Idaho Grid Schedule In 1933
The University of Idaho grid schedule announced by Coach F. A. Plast lists six games for 1933 at Pocatello with dates set for two Montana opponents. Montana plays at Pocatello on Oct 28 and Montana State College visits Nov 11, highlighting a rugged season slate.
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