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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1955

Page

9

Helena Triumphs Over Miners In Copper League Clash

Jerry McPherson stars for Helena with a two for two day at the plate, a triple, two runs, and a strong pitching start as Helena tops winless Miners 6 to 3 before 546 at Helena Memorial Park. McPherson fans nine, walks seven, and drives in a run while handling Miners’ hitters to secure the victory. Lincoln-style recap notes Miners score first on Wayne Ray double, Helena answers, then three Helena runs in the third seal the win.

Helena Jerry McPherson Helena Memorial Park McPherson Dick Gregory Miners Billy Seybold Wayne Ray Richeson Smith Bud Morris Morris Ray Wranglers Hendricks Vince Weggenman Tom Pomroy Russell Dan Bosch George Theofelis Pomroy Jerry Dennis Bosch Gregory Wilkinson Boese Accucoasus dL Goeess Bee Beaee a-Theofelis Pottinger Weggenman McHugh If Lee McAvoy Ferron Gregory-Ray- Smith

McQueens Fall to Anodes in Twilight Tilt for First Loss

McQueens, the Copper League leaders, lost 5 to 3 to Anaconda Anodes in Clark Park. The game featured a bright twilight setting, a first rhubarb of the season, and Rusty Smyth's three base hits for Anaconda while Gene Patch led Anaconda defensively with seven chances as McQueens fell into a tie for first with East Helena.

Helena Anodes McQueens Robinsons Eddie Jackie East Siders McQueens Anaconda Anodes Clark Park McQueen Clan East Helena Smelterites Silver Bow Joe Zderick Parkmen Anaconda

Anaconda Legion Pitchers Throw No Hit Victory

Three Anaconda American Legion pitchers Dale Ekstrom Bob Laughlin and Don Pierce shared a no hit no run victory over Bozeman Legion Club Sunday night. Anaconda won 14 0 in a non conference game Ekstrom pitched the first three innings with three strikeouts and one walk Laughlin fanned four with no walks in the fourth through the sixth Pierce struck out five walked three in the last three innings Anaconda collected nine hits.

Don Orlich John Summers Rusty Smyth Orlich Jack Hawe McQueens Ed Beach Howe Beach Smyth Anaconda Gene Patch Walker Joe Hill Swanson Bob Phillips Patch Hill Nick Merzlak Glenn Welch Ted Richards Bobby Petrino Petrino Angdes Anaconda American Legion Dale Ekstrom Bob Laughlin Don Pierce Pierce

Whistlers Prepared in Waco Foxes Stolen with Whistle Device

Perry Landrum joins a growing group that uses a whistle device to stir up foxes in Waco Texas. He warns participants to carry a gun for defense.

Waco, Tex Perry Landrum

Tuesday Major League Probable Pitchers List

National League matchups feature Podbielan facing the Padres in Brooklyn and Nichols against Antonelli in New York. Haddix battles Simmons for St Louis at Philadelphia while Hacker duels Surkent in Pittsburgh. American League games include Rogovin versus Trucks in Chicago, a two night set with Stubbs and Pascual facing Kellner and Ceccarelli in Kansas City, Grim facing Garver in Detroit, and Nixon opposing Score in Cleveland.

New York Cleveland Chicago Aeee Detroit Osenness Washington Ose Boston Essen Kansas City Baltimore Detroit Washington Brooklyn Milwaukee O Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis Milwaukee Podbielan Padres Nichols Antonelli Haddix Simmons Hacker Surkent Rogovin Trucks Stubbs Pascual Kellner Ceccarelli Grim Garver Boston Nixon Score

Minor League Baseball Results From AP Summary

Western League Wichita 5 Colorado Springs 4. American Assn Omaha 7 Toledo 1 Minneapolis 3 Louisville rain halted. Indianapolis 9 St. Paul 7. Denver 5 Charleston 4. International Havana 6 Rochester 4 Toronto 5 Richmond 1 11 innings. Texas Tulsa 4 Shreveport 1 Oklahoma City 10 6 Beaumont 0 5 Dallas 5 6 Houston 4 2 San Antonio 6 Fort Worth 5 in 14 innings.

Associated Press Wichita Colorado Springs Omaha Toledo Minneapolis Louisville Indianapolis St. Paul Denver Charleston International League Havana Rochester Toronto Richmond Tulsa Shreveport Oklahoma City Beaumont Dallas Houston San Antonio Fort Worth

Merentino KO defeats Smallwood in Brooklyn bout

Rafael Merentino of Argentina knocked out Hardy Smallwood of Brooklyn in 2 36 of the second round at St. Nicholas Arena in a 10 round feature. Smallwood was knocked down twice, the second time ending the fight as Merentino improved to 55 4.

New York Rafael Merentino Argentina Hardy Smallwood Brooklyn St. Nicholas Arena Bert Grand Nick Gamboli Smallwood Ray Miller Merentino

Mantle and Robinson power Yankees past Tigers 7-5

Eddie Robinson and Mickey Mantle homered twice and once respectively to lift the New York Yankees over the Detroit Tigers 7-5. Robinson hit his seventh and eighth homers while Mantle added a tape measure shot in the ninth. Billy Hunter and Gil McDougald also went deep as Yankee pitcher Johnny Kucks earned his fourth straight win. Kaline hit his ninth homer to extend Detroit’s streak, but New York pulled away late.

Detroit Eddie Robinson New York Yankees Mickey Mantle Yanks Detroit Tigers Mantle Bob Miller Robinson Bill Skowron Joe Collins Johnny Kucks Kucks Casey Stengel Jim Konstanty Jim Delsing al Kaline Tigers Fain Birrer New York Buoneese Ee Awckndoeeseaus R—Mcdougald Cerv Howard Hunter Tuttle Kaline J M. Phillips E—Mcdougald Kuenn McDougald Delsing R&er ABHOA Carey Konstanty b-Maxwell Mill

Jaycee Cagers to Arrive in Butte Today

Twenty high school seniors who played their last season will reach Butte Tuesday for the North-South All-Star basketball game to be held at the Butte Civic Center Saturday. North coach Hank Anderson of Gonzaga and South coach Keith Lambert of Montana State College will arrive to set practice. North wears green and gold while South dons red, white and blue.

Butte Butte Civic Center Hank Anderson Keith Lambert Anderson Gonzaga University Spokane Lambert Montana State College Bozeman

Pneumonia Fells Agganis Again

CAMBRIDGE Massachusetts Boston Red Sox first baseman Harry Agganis is out indefinitely with a second bout of virus pneumonia in less than a month. Dr Eugene E O Neil says pneumonia in the left lung confines him to hospital a week and he must wait longer before returning to the team after a May 16 right lung case. Agganis, hitting .313, was injured in Kansas City Sunday amid trade rumors.

Cambridge Mass Boston Red Sox Harry Agganis Eugene E. O'Neil Agganis O'Neil

Pace Seen as Good Prospect for Michigan Left Halfback

Ann Arbor Michigan coach Bennie Oosterbaan says sophomore Jim Pace an Arkansas high school sensation is a good prospect but has much to learn before playing left halfback. Pace impressed with shifty fast running while exhibiting average passing during spring practice.

Ann Arbor Mich Michigan Bennie Oosterbaan Jim Pace Arkansas Wolverines Pace

Remarkable Condition For Welterweight Champ DeMarco

Monticello New York Welterweight champion Tony DeMarco passed a commission checkup in remarkable condition. He studied three rounds on Monday and will box three more on Tuesday before preparing for Friday’s title defense against Carmen Basilio in Syracuse.

Tony DeMarco Carmen Basilio Syracuse N. Y Monticello Bostonian Syrcause DeMarco Louis Borelli Binghamton Dan Dowd William Kelly Eddie Leonard State Athletic Commission Harry Markson International Boxing Club

Harper Leads National Open Qualifying Field

Harper, a six foot pro on the tour for over two decades, tops qualifying for the National Open with 67 67 134 at Columbia Country Club Chev y Chase Maryland. The field faces new qualifying rules shrinking automatic entries while many veteran names miss the big event.

Chandler Harper Harper Columbia Country Club Chevy Chase Bobby Knowles Manchester Mass New England Don Hoenig West Boylston Essex Country Club Los Angeles Ralph Guldahl Olin Dutra San Francisco Byron Nelson U. S Frisco Lawson Little Jim Turnesa Harvey Ward Bob Moore Fairfax Calif San Francisco Country Club Lake Merced Oldsters

Two Million Grayling Eggs Collected in Montana Spawn

Helena Montana two million grayling eggs were collected at the Rogers Lake spawn taking station by the Montana Fish and Game Department. Walter M Allen superintendent of fisheries said the number matches that of the grayling migration upstream. Eggs are taken to Somers hatchery for incubation and the fry are distributed to designated stocking areas statewide.

Helena Montana Fish and Game Department Rogers Lake Walter M. Allen Fisheries Division Somers

Breeder of Derby Winners Retires

John D. Hertz, a leading thoroughbred breeder with two Kentucky Derby victories, announces retirement at age 76. He and his wife run Amarillo and Stoner Creek Ranches, where many stakes winners are bred, and will sell all but 10 acres for a residence.

Canoga Park Calif John D. Hertz Reigh Count Hertz Count Fleet Amarillo Stoner Creek

Kaline and Kuenn Duel for Batting Lead in AL

New York report notes Detroit Tigers young outfielder Al Kaline riding a 13 game hitting streak and closing in on Harvey Kuenn’s AL batting pace. Kaline .374 to Kuenn .378. Kaline gains after 13 hits in 29 at bats, while Kuenn’s thigh strain limited him. Major league leaders for NL and AL also listed.

New York al Kaline Detroit Tigers Harvey Kuenn Skein Kuenn Kaline Tigers Kansas City Vic Power Mickey Vernon Washington Senators New York Yankees Mickey Mantle Richie Ashburn Ashburn Brooklyn Roy Campanella Don Mueller New York Giants Campanella Mueller Ted Kluszewski Cincinnati Redlegs Bill Virdon St. Louis Cardinals Gus Zernial Athletics Mantle Yogi Berra Yanks Duke Snider Dodgers Don Newcombe Herb Score Indians Sam Jones Chicago Cubs

Northwest Little League Drill Called for Tuesday Evening

A practice session of the Northwest Little League is set for 6 30 Tuesday evening at the School of Mines Field. All eligible boys in the Northwest district are urged to attend.

Northwest Little League School of Mines Northwest

Lizards Regrow Tails After Autotomy

Scientists note many lizards can regrow tails after autotomy and regrowth proceeds through several stages. Researchers study the cellular mechanisms and timelines, revealing potential insights for regenerative biology and healing in broader species.

Dodgers Victory Stuns Cardinals as Robinson Ends duel

Brooklyn pitchers failed to bunt in the ninth then Jackie Robinson swung and hit a left field homer to beat St Louis 5-4. Arroyo suffered his first defeat despite a strong performance as Dot Hodges drew his sixth walk to trigger the late rally.

Brooklyn Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Luis Arroyo Robinson Gil Hodges Arroyo E—Arroyo Rbi Boyer Virdon Moon Reese Kellert Repulski Boyer Snider Musial Hemus Grammas Gilliam Loes LaSorda Meyer Labine Ho—Loes R&er Lees WP — LaSorda L—Arroyo

Butte Legion and Helena Play Tonight

Butte American Legion baseball guests Helena Legion in Clark Park at 6 30 pm Tuesday in a 9 inning exhibition. Butte tops Miles City but fell to Billings twice and to Cowgirls while Helena has one win and two losses. Olds faces Notti with Fox and Ogolin among the Butte lineup and Foster and Bader leading Helena's lineup.

Butte American Legion Helena Legion Club Clark Park Jim Kelly Jim Olds Helena Herb Atkins Ben Notti Miles City Cowboys Billings Missoula Anaconda Olds Jerry Fox Don Ogolin Ray McLaughlin Len Vainio Bill Meager Bob Wilson Bill Connors Bill Hart Jim Murphy Keith Foster Fred Bader Tom Milot Lanny Fred Tom Kindrick Bob Rudio Rollie Fisher Ken Neill

Mathews Crowe lift Braves to 5-2 win over Phillies

Milwaukee Braves defeat Philadelphia Phillies 5-2 in regular game, with Mathews hitting his 11th of the season and Crowe homering. Bruton and Thomson score on key hits as Crowe adds a homer in the sixth. Completion of suspended game noted with Crone Crone, Burdette and Wehmeier among pitchers.

Philadelphia Ed Mathews George Crowe Milwaukee Braves Philadelphia Phillies Phillies Bill Nightcap Mathews Bill Bruton Richie Ashburn Gran Hamner del Ennis Earl Torgeson Ashburn Jim Greengrass Hamner Braves Bruton Hank Aaron Bobby Thomson Thomson Crowe George Milwaukee ABHOA Bruton Cf Abhoa Logan Ashburn Cf Torgeson Aaron a-Gorbous Mrznski b-Blaylock Dickson Mrozinski R—Bruton Greengrass Crandall RBI Ennis Jones HR — Mathews S — Logan SF Greengrass Seminick Smalley Bb—Buhl Cole SO Buhl Ho—Cole R&er

Warden Orville Lewis Transferred to Missoula Post

Orville Lewis former state game warden and district supervisor at Miles City is reassigned to Missoula as district warden supervisor. Announcement comes from A. A. O’Claire state Fish and Game Commission director. Lewis previously served in Dillon and Lima.

Survey on hunting and fishing time and cost planned

The Interior Department announced a $134,000 study to measure how much time and money Americans spend on hunting and fishing. The Fish and Wildlife Service will supervise, with Crossley SD Surveys, Inc. conducting interviews in all states and D C. Data will cover ages over 11 in 1955 activities and expenses, with a final report due June 15, 1956.

Washington Interior Department Clarence A. Davis Fish and Wildlife Service District of Columbia Crossley SD Surveys, Inc New York

Scarbath quits pro grid game in 1952 retirement

Washington Redskins quarterback Jack Scarbath, from Maryland, announced his retirement to enter the Baltimore construction business. The move came as Redskins held strategy conferences with three other quarterbacks Eddie LeBaron Al Dorow and Ralph Guglielmi attending with coach Joe Kuharich for 1955 plans. Bergen is Norway's second largest city.

Washington Jack Scarbath Maryland Washington Redskins Baltimore Joe Kuharich Eddie LeBaron College of Pacific al Dorow Michigan State Ralph Guglielmi Notre Dame Redskins

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