Parks Rally Past McQueens in Copper League Thriller
Parks trailed 4-3 after seven innings then erupted for five runs in the eighth and ninth at Clark Park to beat McQueens 8-4. Frank Metal ly earned the win as Charlie Mitchell struggled for McQueens. Orlich and Todd homered for the visitors. Kirkpatrick and Wedin fueled Parks with key hits in a sunbathed Sunday clash.
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Miners Face SSAC Clash at Clark Park Tonight
Miners battle SSAC leaders the South Siders at Clark Park this evening with 7 PM start. Fred Phippen will take the mound for SSAC, aiming to improve on his decision against the Miners, while Johnny Sennett is eyed to start for the Miners. Trengove may step in if needed, with Wold in reserve. Harry Mansfield returns Friday to aid the Miners against the Parks next weekend, fresh from the College of Puget Sound where he earned top all around athlete honors and served as a wartime combat pilot.
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Trengove
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College of Puget Sound
Nelson Favored To Win National Open At Medinah
Jimmy Demaret casts Byron Nelson as the man to beat at Medinah No 3 in the National Open with Nelson holding the course record and past titles. Demaret lists Lew Worsham Cary Middlecoff Bobby Locke Clay Heafner and Jack Burke Jr as threats as Nelson eyes a second Open crown.
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Jack Burke, Jr
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Gonzales Reaches Dutch Tennis Finals in Five-Set Win
Richard Gonzales of Los Angeles staged a comeback to defeat John Harper of Australia 3-6 6-3 5-7 6-3 6-3 and advance to the Dutch International men’s singles final in Noordwijk. Eric Sturgess then beat Felicissimo Ampon 7-5 6-3 9-7 in the other semifinal.
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Pancho) Gonzales
Los Angeles
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Australia
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Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Felicissimo Ampon
Philippines
A C M Club Softball Schedule Announced
Directors of the A C M Em ployes Club Softball league announce this week’s games with matchups: Monday Samplers vs Mountain Con Tuesday Butte Mines Machine Shop vs Engineers Wednesday Orphan Girl vs Boilermakers Thursday Warehouse vs Truckers Friday Jolly Boys vs Belmont.
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Mermaid sets record at Redding pool dedication
Barbara Jensen of San Francisco swam 165 yards in 2:07 to break the American record in the 165 yard individual medley during the dedication of Redding California’s new $150 swimming pool. A crowd of about 3,000 witnessed the swim beating the 1941 mark of 2:11.6 set by L. Fisher.
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Browns End 11-Game skid with 7-6 win over Yankees
St Louis Browns snap an 11 game losing streak by beating the league leading New York Yankees 7 to 6 in the second game of a doubleheader after a 6 to 4 loss. Bill Johnson homered three runs while Wis Raschi limited the Browns to seven hits.
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Top Boxers Tune for Title Scraps
Two champions and several contenders schedule summer title bouts with tuneups this week. Ray Robinson faces Freddy Flores in New Bedford Massachusetts, Kid Gavilan meets Cliff Hart in Syracuse, Willie Pep opposes Harold Jones in Los Angeles, and Lew Jenkins battles Jimmy Collins in Philadelphia. Rolando La Starza fights Jimmy Carillo in New York. Bernie Reynolds faces Johnny Shkor in Bridgeport. Madison Square Garden is silent as TV and radio revenue disputes delay boxing events.
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Baby Face) Jones
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Great Falls Kennel Club Announces June Dog Show
Great Falls officials say Monday is the entry deadline for the first sanctioned dog show by the Great Falls Kennel and Gun Dog Club to be held June 19. Club president Pat Callahan announced the event.
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Great Falls Beats Twin Falls 4 to 1 with Boise Rain
Idaho sports brief notes Great Falls routs Twin Falls 4 1 while Pocatello leads 15 with rain affecting events. Idaho Falls edges Salt Lake City 3 2 and Billings on the road at Boise amid showers. Ogden results unclear.
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Giants Rally Five in First to Beat Reds Six to One
New York Giants roar to a 6-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds after scoring five runs in the first inning on homers by Sid Gordon and Walker Cooper. Pitcher Larry Jansen earned the win, while Johnny Wyrostek homered for Cincinnati.
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Chandler Reinstates 18 Big League Stars From Mexico Jump
Commissioner Happy Chandler announced automatic reinstatement for all players with five year suspensions who jumped to the Mexican league in 1946. Mickey Owen indicated he would join the Brooklyn Dodgers within 48 hours, as club owners support readmission pending writing to league presidents. The move follows New York Court of Appeals rulings upholding voluntary resignations and avoiding court-ordered reinstatement.
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White Sox Dicker for an Outfielder
Chicago White Sox work to replace injured hitter Gus Zernial with Pat Seerey as bait. Seerey recalled from Los Angeles and to remain with the Pacific Coast League club until a deal is completed. Zernial undergoes surgery for bone chips after a broken collar bone.
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Cerdan Finishes Camp Prep for LaMotta Title Fight
Middleweight champion Marcel Cerdan finished training in Loch Sheldrake and boxed four rounds in a closing workout with three sparring partners. He will depart for New York Monday to fly to Detroit for the June 15 title bout with Jake LaMotta.
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Zaharias Shoots 72 to Lower Course Record at South Hills
Mildred Zaharias of Denver fired a 35 37 72 in an exhibition at South Hills Country Club in Pittsburgh, shaving two strokes from her own course record on Sunday.
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Babe) Zaharias
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Big Six Completes Schedules and Honors at Salt Lake Meet
The Big Six adopted 20 conference games per team for three seasons and approved schedules for other sports. They elected Dr. Louis Breternitz as president, Dr. King Hendricks re-elected secretary, and combined vice presidency with that office. Ellison Ketchum of Denver named athletic directors chair, Glenn Jacoby of Wyoming secretary. The conference plans a pre season tournament in Denver December 8 to 10 and discussed NCAA regional winners and playoff options with no final playoff plan.
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Butte Legion Juniors Lose Twice at Falls
Great Falls American Legion defeats Butte Legion twice in a weekend series. In the Sunday game Gene Carlson hit a first inning triple driving in two to put Great Falls ahead 3 0 then they added three more in the eighth en route to a 6 to 2 victory. Ted Cogswell Harold Snippen and Bob Wallace contributed with key hits as Frankino Hanley managed the Butte offense.
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Mallard and Pintail Ducks Most Plentiful in Montana
Indications from the Montana state fish and game department show mallard and pintail ducks as the most common breeding species. The partial survey findings note spotty waterholes and many dry areas, with results helping federal agencies set waterfowl hunting regulations for the coming season.
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Zoe Ann Olson to Wed Jack Jensen in Autumn
National diving champion Zoe Ann Olson 18 days engagement to Jack Jensen 23 a football star and pro baseball player. The announcement came at her parents anniversary party in Oakland California with no wedding date set though autumn is suspected. Jensen a Cal junior joined the Oakland Acorns in the Pacific Coast league for a rumored 40000 dollar bonus.
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Probable pitchers named for Monday’s major league games
Major league schedule hints at expected starters Fox and Jones for the NL game in New York while Chesnes and Newcombe are listed for the Pittsburgh Brooklyn night game. AL matchups include Kramer or Stobbs for Boston at Detroit and Coleman's or Gromek’s starts for Philadelphia at Cleveland with others unclear.
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Montana set antelope season at state meeting
Montana's 1949 antelope season will be set at the state fish and game commission meeting next week. A department spokesman said commissioners will discuss details of other big game seasons and give considerable attention to department budgets. The meeting is Monday and Tuesday.
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