Dennis-Ramey duel shines as East Helena edges Butte 3 2
East Helena defeats Butte 3 to 2 in 11 innings to seize first in the State league race. Lou Schneider pitched and batted for East Helena with Kes Rigler scoring the tying and winning runs. Scrappy defense and late rallies sealed the win despite base running miscues.
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Lou
Dutch) Schneider
East Helena
Butte
Dillon
Anaconda
Silver Bow Parks
Missoula
Kes Rigler
Schneider
Rigler
Pat Kenny
Phelan
Serenar
O'Leary
Hudoklin
Mihelich
Langenfus
Kristich
East Helena AB Rhsobbpoa
Langenius
Seerin Tf
Kovich
Rf Schneider P . Bennett
Hsobrepoae Mihhelich
OG Caeete Tt Mann Oo O
McGonigle
Kovioh
Butte Sone
Spear
Kenny
Hensley
Hudeklin
McGonigley
Patrich
Cavanaugh
Missoula State Leaguers crush Butte Parks 8 to 2 on home turf
Ed Buzzetti pockets eight strikeouts in a four hit effort guiding Missoula to an 8 2 win over Butte Silver Bow Parks. Chinske, Rigg, Schmoll, Szakash and Potter drive in runs as Missoula plates four in late innings. In Dillon Anaconda wins 11 4 after exploiting Dillon errors and piling up 13 hits led by Carmichael Hill and Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Butte Silver Bow Parks
Ed Buzzetti
Parks
Silver Bow Parks
Potter
Collins
Wagner
Jellick
Orlich
David
Chinske
Rigg
Schmoll
Szakash
Buzzetti
Hartwick
Rigs
Adders
Malloy
Miller
Jellich
Schmol
Singleton
Eerned
Dillon Club
Swanson
Anaconda
Dillon
Smith
Lubick
Choiard
Ivavich
Indeerft
Bilant
Carmichael
Hill
J. Stregar
Madie
McGinley
Kruzic
Vavich
Dyche
Eudaily
Cebull
Vandegrift
Davis
McGahan
Root
Shaun
O'De
Garms
Warstler
Moore
Berger
Lopez
Bush
Hack
Jurges
Galan
Marty
Cuccinello
DiMaggio
van Atta
OCR
St. Louis
Dallesandro
Cronin
Foxx
Higgins
Berg
Marcum
Knickerbocker
Huffman
Carey
Errors
Vosmik
Mills
Bottomley
Blake
Gaffke
Boston
East Helena edges Butte in 11 innings. other scores posted
Baseball standings show East Helena 3 Butte 2 in 11 innings. Anaconda 11 Dillon 4, Parks 2 Missoula 8. Next games Tuesday feature Here Anaconda against Parks and Dillon visiting East Helena.
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East Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Dillion
Parks
Missoula
Montana trap shooting champ Emmett Simmons wins after shootoff
Emmett Simmons of Butte wins Montana's 200 third singles event in Dillon after a shootoff with Tom McMahan, both breaking 196. Kreis of Glendive and Sam Sharman of Salt Lake tied for second with 195s. Butte also claims two other titles as Mrs. A J Davis Jr tops women with 79 of 100 and Bob Poore retains junior laurels with 96.
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Bob Poore
Renfro
E. W
Ted Renfro
Dell
Helena
Simmons
Sharman
W. E. Tallent
Dillon
Snyder Sheridan
Everett Sheridan
Leary
Sheridan
Tolson
Birrer
Ellinghouse
Kane
J. G Once
Flaherty
Spokane
Pierson
Salt Lake
Hale
Wahle
Gruner
Stump
Aldrich
Billings
Spangler Billings
Neibert
Bryantilings
Free
Renfro Dillon Eae
Schulz Sheridan
Tarrant Helena Ps
Forrester Dillon Es
Stenmark, Glendive
Kreis Glendi
Butte Sharman
Hurd
Benson
Cotant Pocatello
Kautaman
Pocatello
Carlisle
Flannigan
Gt. Falls
Yealy Shelby
Mickey, Harters
Toy
Great Falls
Dorricott
Lechner Billings Penecinsth
Rothrock
Coffan Billings Iedpugiel
Pultz
Cnesesatanenc
Thronson, Babb
Cahoon
Alberta
R. Smith
Cotant
Yealy
Shelby Setanta
Mickey
Havre Laderer
Agenee
Everett
Sheridan A
A. J. Davis
Butte Ene
R. Kane Butte Anoint
B. Aldrich
Thronson, Babbeee
Dillon Lotasaeamsel
Hale Helena Enchantment
O'Connell
Butte
Snyder
P. Westergard
Wahle Pamonne
Weatherwax Sheridan
J. Kane
Pomeroy
Glendive
L. Schulz
Morrison
Bryant Sheridan
Lynch
J, Leary
Bradley Ween
G Jones
Idaho
Eudasley
Roy Eee
Giants Rally to Take First Place With 9 5 Win
New York Giants beat Pittsburgh 9 to 5 as Mancuso homered with two aboard in the fourth. Schum acher relieved Schumacher in the ninth to close out the Pirates and move the Giants into first place for the first time since May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giants
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Gus Mancuso
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
York
Waner
Obartell Ss
Jensen If
Baseball Scores Report From Today’s Games
Pittsburgh defeated New York 5 to 1 while Chicago lost 7 to 1 to Boston. St Louis won 9 to 7 over Philadelphia, and Cincinnati routed Brooklyn 9 to 2. Second game Philadelphia forfeited due to stalling. Tonight Pittsburgh plays New York and Cincinnati faces Brooklyn.
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ST. Louis
Julio Bonetti
Browns
Red Sox
Boston
Beeres
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago Hee Aittiaitiatatllataseccans A
St. Louis Wenn
Brooklyn —. Shinai Medicinasne
Ene
Baseball Scores From Night Action and Rescheduled Doubleheader
Scores show New York 4 Detroit 5 in 10 innings while Washington 8 Cleveland 7. second game postponed by rain. Philadelphia 1 Chicago 5 and Boston 6 St. Louis 2 3. Cincinnati at New York, Detroit at Washington, Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Boston.
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Philadelphia
Ziggy Sears
Cardinals
Phillies
St. Louis
Len Warneke
Durocht Ss
Grace c
Ogrowski
O Whitny
Martin
O'Young
Owen
O Moore
Warneke
Walters P
Browne
Jorgens
Atwood
Kelleher
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
Washingtn Abhoa
Pytiak Stone
Averill
Simmons If
Trosky
Chapman
Solters
Kuhel
Hale
Hogan
Sullivan
Hill
Hughes
Millies
Galehuse
Weaver
tWeathry Newsom
Harder
Fischer
Heath
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Enkipetb Lens
Paltociansnastec Ee
Seit
Wadsinealiesit Inschagt Biermann
Boston Ee
Eomenese Invocen Ee
Ene
TTS Cette
Cochrane Returns to Detroit After Injury
Detroit Tigers player manager Gordon Stanley Cochrane known as Mickey Cochrane returned from New York where he was seriously injured by a picked ball on May 25. He was taken to Henry Ford hospital upon arrival in Detroit.
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Cochrane
Detroit
U.P
Gordon Stanley
Mickey) Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
New York
Henry Ford
World Tank Marks Fall in Coast Meet
Adolph Kiefer of Chicago Lake Shore A.C. set a world record in the 150-yard backstroke while Paul Wolfe of Los Angeles A.C. posted a new 150-meter medley record. Wolfe swept the pentathlon with 6 ½ points as Katherine Rawls dominated the women’s pentathlon with five points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy Rawls
P. Wolfe
Los Angeles
U.P
Adolph Kiefer
Chicago Lake Shore Athletic Club
Paul Wolfe
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Kiefer
Paul Herron
Long Beach Polytechnic High School
Katherine Rawls
Miami Beach
Fla
Tigers Beat Yankees 5 4 on Bridges Ninth Infield Hit
Detroit relief pitcher Tommy Bridges wins his fifth game of the season by driving a single up the middle in the ninth to score the deciding run as New York loses 5 to 4. Ruffing, allowing nine Detroit hits, issues a walk and a wild pitch that enables the winning run.
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Hoyt
Pittsburgh
New York
Jensen
P. Waner
Vaughan
Handley
Young
Bartell
Chiozza
Davis
McCarthy
Mancuso
Schumacher
Dickshot
Ripple
Weaver
Ott
Todd
Blanton
Detroit
Tommy Bridges
New York Yankees
Bridges
Yanks
Charlies
Red
Ruffing
Marvin Owen
Owen
George Tebbetts
Dickey
Walker
Henrich If
O Goslin
Heffner
Tebbetts
Hoag
Lawson
Sane
Crosetti
DiMaggio
Fox
Goslin
Rolfe
Gehringer
Corstti
International League standings show mixed results
Syracuse edged Newark 2 to 1 while Rochester and Montreal tied 5 apiece. Jersey City defeated Baltimore 9 to 5 and Buffalo beat Toronto 5 to 4 in another round of play.
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Syracuse
Newark
Rochester
Montreal
Jersey City
Baltimore
Toronto
Buffalo
Scoring Snapshot From Southern Association Games
The standings show Atlanta defeating Chattanooga 11 to 6. Memphis led 913 to New Orleans 1 1. Knoxville fell to Nashville 5 to 7, Little Rock beat Birmingham 10 to 4, while Birmingham lost 0 to 3.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
New Orleans
Knoxville
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Pintacuda Wins Rio Grand Prix in 3 22 7 on 73 Mile Course
Italian driver Carlo Pintacuda won the Rio de Janeiro grand prix, South America’s major auto race, covering 73 miles in 3 hours 22 minutes 7 seconds. German driver Hans von Stuck finished second and Italian Antonio Brivio took third.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Carlo Pintacuda
Italy
South America
Hans von Stuck
Germany
Antonio Brivio
War Admiral Out for Year
War Admiral sustained a right foreleg injury after his Belmont triumph and is unlikely to race again this season. Samuel Riddle’s colt, son of Man o' War, set a Belmont record pace before bleeding from the wound, with trainer George Conway doubting a fall return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Riddle
Handy Mandy
Maxwell Howard
George Conway
Admiral
Sir Barton
Gallant Fox
Omaha
Conway
Crusader
Pease Leads Butte Riflemen In National Match Practice
Harlow Pease paced Butte shooters at Rocker range in a national match course drill dominating slow fire at 1 000 yards after leading standing at 200 yards. Curtis tied Pease for high in 200 yard rapid fire and 600 yard slow fire with Humber. Grand aggregate honors went to Pease 273, Curtis 265, Harrison 233.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow Pease
Butte Riflemen
Rocker
William Curtis
Pease
Maurice Humber
Curtis
A. T
Wilson
Harrison
Thomas
J. J. Wilson
Baseball Leaders and Homer Details From Yesterday’s Games
Yesterday's homers featured DiMaggio and Fox for the Yankees and Tigers respectively with Johnson and Foxx among highlights for the Athletics and Red Sox. The leaders list includes Greenberg 13 for the Tigers and Bar, Selkirk, Foxx, Medwick, and Kampouris among top sluggers. League totals show American 188, National 177, total 363.
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DiMaggio
Yankees
Fox
Tigers
Johnson
Athletics
Foxx
Red Sox
Cronin
Knickerbocker
Browns
Lary
Indians
Solters
Berger
Bees
Camilli
Phillies
Kampouris
Reds
Mancuso
Giants
Young
Pirates
Parmelee
Cubs
Moore
Greenberg
Bartell
Selkirk
Medwick
Cardinals
American
National
Top Rank Lightweights Edge Closer in Montana Battle
Hubert Dennis of Bozeman faces Wesley Ramey in a high profile 135 pound showdown at Broadway theater as Montana’s lightweight scene heats up. Ramey, atop the division for over a year, clashes with Dennis who has sharpened his style and endurance, drawing packed crowds and strong fan talk across Butte and surrounding areas. The undercard features seasoned preliminaries and a snappy supporting lineup ahead of a late evening weigh in and examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Dennis
Montana
Broadway
Wesley Ramey
Ramsey
Dennis
Dousheen
Charlie Gomers
Brooklyn
Ramey
Gotham
Butte
American Legion
Charlie Burns
Ben Hardin
Johnny Gaudes
Milwaukee
Betty Jameson Triumphs In Trans Mississippi Golf
San Antonio, Texas June 6 Betty Jameson of San Antonio defeated Patty Berg of Minneapolis 4 and 3 to win the women s Trans Mississippi golf tournament on a windswept course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Butte C C Hosts Interclub Golf Match With Highland Viewers
Butte Country Club hosted a historic interclub golf event with 75 men and 25 women from Butte C C and Highland View. Gene Jones led with a medal score of 68, followed by Jim Robinson and George Sarsfield at 70. The event featured 37 simultaneous foursomes and a luncheon at noon fostering camaraderie.
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Butte
Montana Links
Highland View Club
Butte C. C. A
Gene Jones
Jim Robinson
George Sarsfield
Butte C. C. Highland View
Joe Sarsfield
Ed Merhar
al Maddock
J. J. Kirby
Russ Swanson
Ted Tker
Harry Swanson
Rayvil
Russ Skedd
W. A. O'Kelly
Lloyd Skedd
Art Merkle
J. Sayatovich
Bob Wenham
H. Hauswirth
Ward Panning
Hush Tower
Cochrane
Co. Lott
A. L. Tremblay
al Chouinard
S. D. Merchant
Frank Kall
J D Murphy
Ed King
Boxing Card Matches Rounds and Weight Classes Tonight
Tonight's lineup features Hubert Dennis of Bozeman vs Wesley Ramey of Grand Rapids at 135 pounds in a ten round main event. Also on the card six round bouts include Larry Kellum of Plentywood against Jack Glazier of Grand Rapids at 150 pounds and Jackie Rogers of Polson versus Johnny Gaudes of Detroit at 118 pounds. Additional six round bout Gary Rossette of Grand Rapids versus Jackie Burke of Seattle at 133 pounds and four round clash Orville Young of Butte against Ronnie Covic of Philipsburg at 118 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Dennis
Bozeman
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Larry Kellum
Plentywood
Jack Glazier
Jackie Rogers
Polson
Johnny Gaudes
Detroit
Gary Rossette
Jackie Burke
Seattle
Orville Young
Butte
Ronnie Covic
Philipsburg
Miners Schedule 1937 Football slate announced
Montana School of Mines coach Charlie McAuliffe unveiled a seven game 1937 grid schedule approved by the faculty. Open with three home games then three road contests before finishing November 20 hosting Carroll College with games against Albion Normal Billings Polytechnic Montana Normal U of Southern Idaho Montana State Gooding College and a possible Calgary match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana School of Mines
Charlie McAuliffe
Mines
Carroll College of
Helena
Canadian College
Calgary
McAuliffe
Miners
Albion Normal
Billings Poly
Montana Normal
U. of Southern Idaho
Pocatello
Montana State
Bozeman
Pam Barton Eyes British Title Retention At Turnberry
Turnberry Ayshire June 6 Pam Barton 22 year old British and American women's open golf champion is favored to keep her British title as the tournament opens tomorrow. The field includes Curtis Cup stars and internationals with Dorothy Traung of San Francisco as chief American threat along with Betty Buechner Glen Cove and Barbara Beach Thompson Palo Alto as other U S contenders.
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Turnberry
Ayshire
England
Pam Barton
Pam
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
U. S
Betty Buechner
Glen Cove
N. Y
Barbara Beach Thompson
Palo Alto
Calif
Los Angeles Youth Wins New England Tennis Title
A. Robert Riggs, 19, of Los Angeles, captured the all Pacific coast final in Hartford. He defeated Walter Senior of San Francisco to win the sectional New England championships with set scores of 6-4 4-6 6-4 6-4, losing only one match to Senior in the event.
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Hartford
Conn
Robert Riggs
Los Angeles
Walter Senior
San Francisco
Seattle Pro Visitor Observes Butte Golf Scene
Art Eeckhout, Seattle professional and former coast associate of Jim Robinson, visited Butte yesterday and marveled at the golf level and sand greens at Butte Country Club. He posted 48 strokes for the first 12 holes, noting the extra putts sand greens require. Butte Country Club women will send a team to Helena for a Wednesday match and hold their usual Ladies day with a blind bogey tournament as part of social activities.
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Seattle
Art Eeckhout
Jim Robinson
Butte
Eeckhout
Butte C. C
Helena
Butte Country Club
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