Frankino Delivers Walk-Off Run For Butte Legion Nine
Frankino drove in the winning run in the bottom of the ninth at Clark Park as Butte beat Helena 10-9 in a Western Montana league game. He beat out a bunt, advanced on a wild pitch, and scored on Fred Girard’s double after a two-base error-filled Helena defense. Frankino fanned 12 and walked eight for the victorious Butte club in a rain-interrupted, darkness-shortened affair that kept the teams tied in the junior state race.
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Johnny Frankino
Clark Park
State American Legion
Larry Schneider
Fred Girard
Girard
Butte
Helena
Frankino
Schneider
Leigen
Thomas R. Morgan
Kidders
al McLeod
John Duggan
Morgan
Dan Bartsch
John Sullivan
Evankovich
Fred
Legion
Sobepoa
Nesses
Goers
Sobepore Merziak
Merzlak
Keough
Burris
Janhunen
Sullivan
Bartsch
Keough- Bartsch
Fred-Anderson- Grimes
Haslip
Healy
Dodgers Wreck Cubs to Regain NL Lead 13-1 at Wrigley
In Chicago on June 5 the Dodgers crushed the Cubs 13 to 1 at Wrigley Field before 16,626, sparked by a 16-hit Brooklyn attack and a six-error Cubs showing. Preacher Roe earned his sixth win as Paul Minner took the loss amid a wrestling altercation with Jim Russell. Hank Sauer homered for Chicago, while Roe fanned five in a quick 89-pitch outing. The win pulled Brooklyn back atop the National League by a half game.
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Preacher Roe
Cub
Dodger
Brooklyn
Wrigley Field
Dodgers
Paul Milner
Jim Russell
Bruins
Roe
Preacher
Cupd Datters
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Cox
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Scheffinge
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Sauer
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Serena
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Smalieyss
Snider
Borlwski
Cmpanela
Central High Tumblers Shine in Banner Season
The Central High School tumblers under Brother J N McMahon wowed about 6300 fans with acrobatics and gratitude to inviting communities. The group, joined by an accordion band, listed a long performance schedule from December to May including St Ann parochial school and various clubs and basketball events. Members span seniors Jim Hardy to freshmen Leo Schapiro with an active tour including Boulder, Deer Lodge, and Fort Harrison.
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Boys Central High School
Brother J. N. McMahon
Brother McMahon
Tommy Konen
St. Ann Parochial School
Brothers
St. John’s Parish
Anaconda Central
Boulder
Boulder State School
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St. Ann's
Electricians Union
Round Table
Eagles
Warm Springs
Galen
Mother'’s Club
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Deer Lodge
Silver Bow AC
Fort Harrison
Boulevard
Railway Express
Legion Baseball results from Helena and Missoula meet
Helena hosts Legion Baseball with Helena 7 Butte 8 while Missoula records 17 to 12 over Anaconda. In track news, about 100 American championships are set for Washington D C on June 23 24.
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Washington, D. C
Mihelich's Baseball School Draws 1114 Players This Season
Lou Mihelich's annual free baseball schools have attracted 1,114 youth players over five weeks in Butte. This week he will hold sessions at Parrot Flats daily at 6 30 p m through Friday. From June 12 to 16 at Whittier school field and in June 1923 at Longfellow school diamond daily at 9 a m.
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Lou Mihelich
Butte
Parrot Flats
Whittier
Longfellow
Pioneer League Scores Show Early Regional Wins
Billings defeated Salt Lake 8 to 4 while Great Falls toppled Ogden 11 to 7. Pocatello beat Boise 14 to 9 and Idaho Falls prevailed over Twin Falls 9 to 7 in regional league play.
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Pioneer League
Billings
Salt Lake
Great Falls
Ogden
Pocatello
Boise
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Savold Challenges Woodcock for Title Tonight in London
Lee Savold meets Bruce Woodcock in a 15 round heavyweight title bid at White City Stadium. The 34 year old contender, fresh from 17 years in the ring, seeks British and European honors as 31 of 37 opponent bouts champion Woodcock defends on a muggy June night watched by 50,000, with tickets reselling at double value.
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London
Lee Savold
Savold
Bruce Woodcock
White City Stadium
Jack Solomons
Buddy Baer
Billy Conn
Tony Musto
Tami Mauriello
Jimmy Bivins
Englewood
N. J
Citation Aims for Million-Dollar Finish at Pimlico Special
Baltimore racing editor William Boniface relays Jimmy Jones plans for Citation to end his career next fall. Jones says the horse may go to stud next spring and hopes a final Pimlico Special start after a cautious season. Citation, bred in Maryland, already set a world record 1:33 3/5 in the Golden Gate mile and leads all money winners with $924,630.
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Baltimore
Citation
Calumet
Jimmy Jones
William Boniface
Baltimore Sun
Jones
California
Pimlico
Maryland
Havre de Grace
Pale Beaver Pelts in Auction Lot
Helena June 5. Pelts from seven pale or white beaver from the Big Hole area will be auctioned here Friday by Montana's fish and game department. State trapper Howard Campbell notes the beaver were smaller than others with smaller bones and did not mingle with the rest. Their color ranges from light to golden brown center to white at the edges.
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Helena
Big Hole
Montana
Fish and Game Department
Howard Campbell
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle list mixes across and down clues with many partial words and misspellings. It includes Egyptian dancing girl Constella tion and numerous incomplete entries across 1 9 10 12 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 33 36 37 38 40 42 43 44 and down 3 2 13 17 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 30 31 34 35 36 39 41. The grid is partly unreadable with numerous gaps and foreign language fragments.
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Pittsburgh
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Musial and Doby Top Batting Races in MLB Leaders
In New York on June 5, Stan Musial slipped from .442 to .390 for the week, missing the .400 badge as Ted Williams last hit .406 in 1941. Larry Doby fell from .402 to .395, leading the American League hitters, while Kell, Dropo, Mele, Lehner and others filled the top 10 with strong marks. Williams led with 13 homers, DiMaggio and Kell shared hits and doubles, and Byrne and Reynolds led pitching with six wins and 49 strikeouts.
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New York
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Musial
Johnny Hopp
Pittsburgh
Hopp
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Philadelphia
Dick Sisler
Enos Slaughter
Bob Elliott
Boston
Chicago
Hank Sauer
Tommy Glaviano
St. Louis
Jethree
Wayne Terwilliger
Robin Roberts
Warren Spahn
Dan Bankhead
Curt Simmons
Phil Rizzuto
Walt Evers
Detroit
Dom DiMaggio
Johnny Pesky
Williams
DiMaggio
Kell
Vern Stephens
Tommy Henrich
Doby
Bob Dillinger
Tommy Byrne
Allie Reynolds
Missoula Legion Beats Anaconda Nine 17 to 12
MISSOULA June 5. Missoula American Legion Juniors rode early offense to a 17 to 12 victory over Anaconda in the first Class A league game of the season. Pitcher Fortune started strong before Anaconda’s late rally. Bob Hendricks and John Fitzgerald hit inside the park homers for Missoula and Ed Hickey of Anaconda stole home in the seventh as wet cold conditions persisted.
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Missoula
Bob Hendricks
John Fitzgerald
Ed Hickey
Anaconda
Baseball Scores From The American League Games
Brooklyn beat Chicago 13 to 1 while Philadelphia defeated St Louis 6 to 5 and New York edged Pittsburgh 5 to 4 in ten innings. Other games not scheduled.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Indians Win as Feller Halts Yanks in Ninth
Cleveland gains 3 2 win as Feller retires two pinch hitters with tying run on second. Kennedy homered in the sixth for the winners, before a crowd of 57,629 at New York. Yankees Lopsidedly scoreless after ninth-inning rally stifled by Feller.
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Feller
Yanks
New York
Bobby Feller
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Bob Kennedy
Cleveland
Mitchell
Rizzuto
Tucker
O Brown
Kennedy
Collins
Efaster
DiMag
Doby
Berra
Rosen
Woodling
Q Bodreau
Bauer
Gordon
Henrich
Es Hegan
Mapes
Coleman
Reynolds
tDelsing
Byrne
RBI
Hogan
DiMaggio
Highlanders and Jets win openers in Intermediates league
Highlanders took a 12-5 win over North Side while the Jets edged West Side 5-3 to start Intermediate league play. Jack Lazzari held North Enders to four hits as Highlanders collected 11. Dick Bork led the winners with a triple and two singles. Frank Hackett pitched a four hitter for the Jets. John Redman struggled with six safeties but also hit a four bagger.
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Jets
John Redman
Clyde Angove
Ernie LaPlam
LaPalm
Redman
Buffs catcher tossed for hoarse argument with umpire
Joe Montalvo of the Houston Buffs says he was ejected from a recent game due to a sore throat. He explains he was shouting for Manager Benny Bormann to discuss a pitch with the umpire and that the ump misunderstood his husky line of questioning. The ump warned he would eject him if he spoke again.
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Joe Montalvo
Houston Buffs
Joe
Benny Bormann
Sugar Ray Robinson crushes Villemain to win Pennsylvania title
Philadelphia June 5 Sugar Ray Robinson dominated Robert Villemain in a 15 round decision to claim the Pennsylvania version of the world middleweight crown before about 30 000 at Municipal Stadium. Judges Frank Knaresborough Harry Lasky and Referee Charley Daggett scored for Robinson amid a brutal display of power with Villemain standing his ground despite heavy punishment and a late slip. The National Boxing Association did not recognize Pennsylvania title claims but order a title bout winner between La Motta and Graziano to face the Robby within 90 days. Villemain's wife Denise watched ringside as the Paris native battled valiantly in defeat.
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Philadelphia
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robert Villemain
France
Pennsylvania
Villemain
Robinson
Sugar Ray
Robert
Municipal Stadium
Charley Daggett
Frank Knaresborough
Harry Lasky
Daggett
Associated Press
Matt
Jeff
Bob
National Boxing Association
New York
Polo Ground
Jake LaMotta
Rocky Graziano
Robby
Denise
Mme. Villemain
Graziano Returns to Camp for LaMotta Title Fight
Rocky Graziano ended a Memorial holiday break and headed back to his Greenwood Lake training camp to prepare for the middleweight title bout with Jake LaMotta at the Polo Grounds on June 28. An International Boxing Club spokesman said tickets would go on sale Tuesday. Graziano, who took an extra day off, reports excellent shape.
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Rocky
Graziano
Greenwood Lake
N. Y
State Reports Heavy Take of Fish Eggs
Montana Fish and Game announces about 1,250,000 rainbow eggs collected in Georgetown Lake spawn at Flint Creek and Stewart Mill stations. Trout up to ten pounds yielded roe under supervision of Walter Allen and Fred Beal. Native eggs total roughly 250,000 with 140,000 grayling eggs. grayling work to start June 8. Beal notes a strong grayling run.
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Helena
U.P
Montana Fish and Game Department
Georgetown Lake
Anaconda
Flint Creek
Stewart Mill
Department
Walter Allen
Fred Beal
Open field seen as wide open at Merion practice
Ardmore Pa June 5 leading golfers including defending champ Cary Middlecoff hit practice on Merion's east course for the 50th United States Open. The consensus is the course is tough with no one predicting the outcome, while Middlecoff hopes for 285 to defend his 1959 title with Hogan and Snead seen as the likely danger men.
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Merion
East Course
Cary Middlecoff
Middlecoff
Memphis
Medina
Ill
Ralph Guldahl
Cary
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Hogan
Snead
Lloyd Mangrum
Jimmy Mchale
Bill Campbell
Horton Smith
Jim Turnesa
Johnny Palmer
Clayton Heafner
Jack Burke, Jr
Tommy Armour
Johnny Rogers
Willie Hunter
Colorful Demaret
Howard Wheeler
Dick Mayer
Skip Alexander
Denny Shute
Lew Woresham
French Ace Upset in Pro Net Race
In Cleveland on June 5 1UP Gene Mako stunned Petra in three sets 1-6 6-4 6-2 at the 23rd national pro tennis championships. Other results include Pellizza beating Richards 6-1 3-6 6-2 and Kramer defeating Doeg 6-0 6-1. Whalen beat Budge 8-6 6-1 and Earn routed Hendrix 6-1 6-1 as first round action continued with Kovacs sidelined by a shoulder issue delaying Kovacs-Rodgers.
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Ohio
Gene Mako
Skating Club
Petra
Mako
Pirre Pellizza
Vinnie Richards
John Hendrix
John Nogrady
New York
Mitch Gornto
al Doyle
Milbrook
N. Y
Jerry Adler
White Plains
Jim Evert
Larchmont
Ed Copeland
Jack March
Martin Buxby
Hollywood
Fla
Johnny Faunce
Burbank
Calif
Buddy Goeltz
Chevy Chase
Junior Stubbs
Miami
Joe Fishback
Frank Kovacs
Jack Rodgers
Kovacs-Rodgers
Kovacs
Schroeder Passes Up Wimbledon Tourney
London June 5 Ted Schroeder of La Crescenta California notified Wimbledon officials that he will not defend his men's singles title this year.
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London
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Calif
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