Finlens Top Colored Boys Tie Giants In Intercity Clash
Finlens Hotelmen rallied from behind in the seventh to defeat the Colored Giants 4 to 3. The win narrows the gap behind the Knights of Columbus in the Intercity league standings as Laurel Leafs stay within one game of first.
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Knights of Columbus
Anaconda
Laurel Leafs
Doug Jackson
Giants
Rollie Reynolds
Old Mines
H. Spearman
Reynolds
Bizzle
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A. Spearman
Berryman
Hoar
Intercity league to start twilight games at 6 30
Commissioners of the Intercity league met at the Finlen hotel with manager Bill McGonigle presiding. The plan calls for twilight games at 6 30 for the next month or more. Two old league players were signed as umpires Bill Lang and Joe Moran. Walkerville will be allowed to carry 18 players to even the race as four of five clubs sit within a game of first place.
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Bill McGonigle
Knights of Columbus
Bill Lang
Old Mines
Joe Moran
Winnipeg
Walkerville
Home Run Standings From Yesterday's Card and Yanks
Home run tallies list players from multiple teams with one homer each and show leaders by league. Gehrig Foxx and Johnson among top American League totals. national totals reach 451 across American and National leagues.
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Cuccinello
Dodgres
Clancy
Phillies
Allen
Jackson
Giants
Ott
Critz
Urbanski
Braves
Collins
Cardinals
F. Herman
Cubs
Jurses
Bonura
White Sox
West
Browns
Clift
Johnson
Athletics
Greenbers
Tigers
Goslin
Rhodes
Red Sox
Knickerbocker
Indians
Kiein
Gehrig
Yankees
Foxx
Butte Boys Awarded MD Degrees at St Louis University
William A. McMahon and Murray Brooke received M. D. degrees at Saint Louis University's commencement. Sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McMahon and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Brooke, they last decade attended Christian Brothers High School in Butte and Carroll College in Helena. McMahon led Alpha Kappa Alpha and Alpha Omega Alpha, and will begin a two year internship at King County Hospital after a brief visit home.
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William A. McMahon
Murray Brooke
Saint Louis University
W. J. McMahon
South Jackson Street
Mervin Brooke
Pony and
Butte
Christian Brothers High School
Carroll College
Helena
Brooke
Madison Valley
McMahon
St. Patrick's School
Washington
St. Louis University
Young McMahon
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Alpha Omega Alpha
Teddie
Lois McMahon
Charles
King County Hospital
Seattle
Pepper Leads Early in Florida Senate Primary Fight
Jacksonville report says Pi-Claude Pepper of Tallahassee led the Democratic primary returns for U S senator with the incumbent Park Tramwell in second as results were tallied.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Claude Pepper
Tallahassee
United States
Park Tramwell
Petersen Retains British Isles Heavyweight Title
Welsh heavyweight Jack Petersen defeated Len Harvey in 12 rounds to become British Isles champion for the second time as Harvey retired from a 15 round bout in London.
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London
Jack Petersen
British Isles
Len Harvey
Harvey
Carnera Baer Title Fight Builds Massive Garden Gate
Madison Square Garden expects the Carnera vs Baer bout to draw a record crowd with forecasts of a $450000 gate and potential $550000 Long Island sellout. Bookmakers show Carnera a heavy favorite at about 9 to 5 while Baer’s camp reports improving form and power.
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Madison Square Garden
Baer
Jack Doyle
John R. Kilpatrick
Garden
Long Island
United States
Broadway
Carnera
Death calls Parke Davis grid pioneer
Parke H. Davis, football pioneer, coach and longtime statistician, died at his Easton home. A Princeton alumnus and coach at Wisconsin Amherst and Lafayette, he shaped modern football rules and innovations including quarters, reduced players, end zones, and removal of interlocked interference.
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Parke H. Davis
Princeton
Wisconsin
Amherst
Lafayette
Davis
Montana Street Yanks Claim Forfeit Victory
The Montana Street Yanks defeated Hubs by forfeit in a junior baseball league race last night, clinching a key win in the standings.
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Montana Street Yanks
Hubs
Tigers Split Double Header In Detroit Upset Loss Outs Lead
Detroit Tigers split a doubleheader with Cleveland. Knickerbocker hit a ninth inning triple for Cleveland to tilt the nightcap 5 4 after Detroit led 4 3. In the first game Detroit won 2 0 with eight doubles and a home run. Ferrell’ s pitching helped Boston beat the Yankees 8 3.
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Indians
Tigers
Hogsett
Leeds
Winegarner
Wes Ferrel
YANKS
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Wesley Ferrell
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Russell van Atta
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Gotham Queen Sets New Mark Ruth Rhodes Werber
The Gotham Queen set a new mark with Ruth Rhodes and Werber among the hitters. Morgan and Porter each contributed two base hits, while Van Atta and Ferrell also figured prominently in the scoring and fielding.
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Cissell
Werber
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Reynolds
R. Ferrell
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Ruth
Porter
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Combs
Boston
Phyllis Buchanan Defends Trans-Miss Title in First Round
Phyllis Buchanan 23-year-old Trans-Mississippi champion from Denver defeated Mrs. J. V. Richardson of Des Moines 6 and 4 at Blue Hills Country Club Kansas City. Other leaders include Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Silverford advancing. Patty Berg in pursuit tomorrow.
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Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
J. V. Richardson
Des Moines
O. S. Hill
H. H. Silverford
Hill
Ray Fellows
Tulsa
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
K. B. Stone
Aniela Gorczyca
Forth Worth
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Marion Hovy
Lucille Robinson
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J. F. Faley
Clyde
Kas
Miss Robinson
Estelle Drennan
Victor Shewbert
Kansas State Association
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Channing Folsom
Giants Rout Cubs and Braves in Victory Spree
The Cardinals, led by Paul Dean, beat the Cubs 6 to 3 for a sixth straight win. In New York, the Giants crushed the Braves 13 to 3 as Travis Jackson, Hughey Fritz, and Mel Ott homered. Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Brooklyn, winning 11 to 10 and 5 to 4, with late rallies powering the wins.
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Longshore Strike Talks Yield Little Progress in SF and Seattle
San Francisco acting Governor Frank Merriam met shippers and waterfront employers to map the strike situation as optimistic talks hint at an early settlement. Seattle reports from ILA President Joseph P. Ryan show little hope for fast release of Northwestern shipping without port-by-port deals.
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International Longshoremen's Association
Seattle
Frank Merriam
Waterfront Employers’ Union
Lee Holman
Joseph P. Ryan
Northwestern
Northwestern Pitchers Draw Major League Tryouts
Chicago June 5. Northwestern University pitchers Herbert Harris and Ed Lagger head to tryouts. Harris, a left hander, will join the Cubs Friday. Lagger reports to the Philadelphia Athletics next week.
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Northwestern University
Herbert Harris
Ed Lagger
Harris
Cubs
Lagger
Philadelphia Athletics
Today's Games Show St Louis at Chicago and New York at Boston
Two games on the schedule feature St Louis visiting Chicago and New York hosting Boston. Philadelphia travels to Washington while Cleveland visits Detroit in the other matchup.
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St Louis
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Jon Re
Cleyland Eee
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Yesterday's Results Highlight West Coast Scores
Yesterday's results show Los Angeles defeating San Francisco 5 to 4. Seattle topped Portland 7 and Mission from Hollywood faced rain. Sacramento at Oakland also noted rain in the schedule.
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San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Missions
Hollywood
Sacramento
Oakland
Azteca Beats Young Peter Jackson For California Title
In Los Angeles on June 5 Kid Azteca the welterweight champion of Mexico defeated California titleholder Young Peter Jackson by a 10 round decision. Azteca weighed 140 1/2 pounds while Jackson weighed a fraction less.
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Los Angeles
Kid Azteca
Mexico
Peter Jackson
California
Sioux City Beats Cedar Rapids 7 4 In Western League Card
In Western League actions Sioux City defeated Cedar Rapids 7 to 4 while Omaha won 8 to 5 at Rock Island. Des Moines topped Topeka 12 to 11 and Davenport beat St. Joseph 12 to 9.
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Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Rock Island
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Topeka
Davenport
St. Joseph
Rosedale Leads City Race With 7-6 Victory
The Rosedale Marketmen edged Western Fuels 7-6 in a late night City league showdown as four homers powered the win. Collins Castellano Michalsky and Albright homered for Rosedale while Berg took the loss after Berg pitched 4 innings. Centerville split to tie for first in the Commercial League with Humber Kenomen after a 5-1 win and Success Market beat Stoecker’s grocers 8-4 in a separate game.
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Derby Day at Epsom Draws Half Million Aboard
London reports the Epsom Derby expected to attract up to half a million spectators with Irish sweepstakes distributing nearly 10 million dollars. Colombo the favorite faces risk on a hard track as bookies, gypsies and tipsters swarm the historic downs for the 156th running.
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Butte Briefs from local society notes and departures
A compilation of short items notes Glenn Spratt, Creighton medical student, visiting Butte from Omaha for the summer with his parents. It also lists Mrs J W Murphy of Portland as a guest, a vacation departure to Salt Lake City, birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Leonard Lively, Janice Pierce leaving hospital, Martha Yelnick and other patients returning home, Olive Thomas and Mrs Anne Crowley discharged, and Dr Sam Paris heading to a CCC camp near Missoula.
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Creighton University
Neb
Butte
Phil Spratt
Travonia Street
Martha Yelnick
First Street
Murray Hospital
Olive Thomas
North Washington
Anne Crowley
South Washington
U. S. Open contenders size up course ahead of play
In Ardmore Pa on June 5 the field of 150 golf stars prepared for the U S Open starting Thursday. Predictions centered on a winning total around 288 with players like Goodman Little Dutra and Wood posting strong practice rounds while others favored 286 to 292 totals. Gene Sarazen named Tommy Armour to win as the field braces for the 72 hole test.
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Walter Hagen
Chick Evans
Goodman
Mortie Dutra
John Golden
John Kinder
Olin Dutra
Jack Forrester
Clarence Clark
Ralph Guldahl
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Leo Diegel
Denny Shute
Mac Smith
Gene
Hicks of Butte Star Pitcher Joins Fort Peck Nine
Fred Hicks, noted hockey scorer and last season's Western Fuels pitcher, is reported as Fort Peck's ace moundman. He has won three of four starts in the north this season and recently visited his mother for Decoration Day. Phil Rowe, Clarke hockey alumnus, updated readers on transfers to Glasgow as Eddy's bakery manager.
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Montana
Western Fuels
Fort Peck
Hicks
Wolf Point
Phil Rowe
Great Clarke
Butte
Shelby
Glasgow
Eddy's
Southern Association scores rain halted play
In Atlanta, Nashville defeated Atlanta 6 to 4 while New Orleans beat Birmingham 0 to 2 and Memphis led Little Rock 13 to 6. The Chattanooga at Knoxville game was postponed due to rain with play called at end of the fifth.
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Yankees Tie for Juniors Lead in Local League
South Side Yankees won their third straight Ameri can Legion junior baseball game, defeating the Columbia Squires 16 to 10 to remain tied with Thompson O Leary for first. Tonight Thompson O Leary faces Big Buttes at N P grounds.
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Columbia Squires
Thompson-O’leary
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