Freberg to Meet Norbeck in Butte Wrestling Main Event
In Butte at the American Legion hall tonight two husky wrestlers clash as EY Freberg meets Moose Norbeck in the main event. Freberg, known as the Terrible Swede, weighs about 230 pounds and is famed for his speed and crotch and body slam. The match follows Australian rules with eight ten minute rounds, and a semi windup features Nick Laslovich versus Stanley Bursch, amid plans for Billings show on Friday.
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American Legion Hall
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Moose” Norbeck
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Anaconda
Stanley Bursch
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Minneapolis
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Ed Lewis
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Thistles and Athletics Win 7 0 Contests
Athletics defeated Centerville 7 0 at Columbia Gardens and Thistles defeated Anaconda 7 0 in intercity soccer league games. Thistles lead Athletics by one point and meet next Sunday with the league lead at Stoke. Smyth Welsh and Lucas scored twice for the Athletics and Fleming scored once as Cleary starred in goal for Centerville. Team standings to date.
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Centerville
Columbia Gardens
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Anaconda
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Butte
Cleary
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Lucas
Fleming
Giants from Minor League Ring Feature in Brooklyn Show
New York boxing page notes Bat Redmond versus Primo Carnera at Ebbetsfield Brooklyn on Wednesday night as the week’s most entertaining minor league heavyweight bout. Redmond, six four and 230 pounds, is Carnera’s emergency opponent after a federal injunction blocked other major foes.
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Bat Redmond
Primo Carnera
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Redmond
Jimmy Johnston
Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Paul Swiderski
Syracuse
Hollywood
Speedy Dado
Western Fuels and Bozeman Divide Exciting Brace of Games
Western Fuels and Bozeman All-Stars played two lively baseball games before a large crowd at the Cinders. Butte won the first 8-5. Bozeman rallied to take the second 13-12 after blowing a six-run lead in the last inning. Trevitick won the first game for the Fuels. Smith and Snell pitched in the late rally. McFarland, R Buzzetti, Lang, and Smith notched multiple hits. Bozeman totaled 25 hits, Western 22. The clubs planned a return series next month as state college athletes left the field.
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Latimer and Holter share Nimrod lead in shoot
Ben Holter and Joe Latimer tied for first in the Butte Gun club weekly trapshoot at 100 single birds on Rocker range yesterday, each with 95. A. J. Davis Jr. led all-around with 93 in singles, 85 in doubles, and a perfect 25 to win handicap. McMahan placed second in doubles and handicap.
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Butte
Rocker Range
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Helena
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Notre Dame Grid Game For Kansas 1932 33
Lawrence Kan June 7 U P Notre Dame will meet Kansas university in a football game here in 1932 and the two teams will play again at South Bend Ind in 1933 according to a letter from Jess Harper Notre Dame athletic director Knute Rockne and Kansas athletic director F C Allen arranged the games before the coach was killed in an airplane crash near Cottonwood Falls Kan
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Notre Dame
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South Bend
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Knute Rockne
F. C. Allen
Kansas
Cottonwood Falls
Sunday Results From Major Leagues
Detroit 2 Philadelphia 12 Chicago 1 Washington 8 Cleveland 1 New York 5 St Louis 3 Boston 6.
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Cincinnati
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Monday's Games Spark Quiet NBA Night
Detroit plays Philadelphia as Chicago faces Washington, Cleveland meets New York, and St. Louis travels to Boston in a slate of Monday matchups.
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Washington
Cleveland
Sunday Sports Results with Rain Postponements
Columbus Indianapolis game postponed due to rain. St Paul Milwaukee postponed for rain. Louisville 2 8 Toledo 4 4. Minneapolis 9 8 Kansas City 3 1.
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Sports Standings Snapshot From Coastal Series
The update lists team records: Sacramento 3-10, Hollywood 13-3. San Francisco 6-7, Portland 9-10. Los Angeles 3-0, Seattle 5-6. Oakland 6-3, Missions 7-6. Standings reflect recent results and show performance across venues.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
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State Champion Low Scorer In Lakeshore Team Match
Golfers enjoyed favorable conditions as about 60 players competed in a Lakeshore team match. Tommy Jovick captained the winning team to a 31 to 27 victory over Kyllingstad, with Frank and Bill Jovick also winning for Jovick's side. Steve Seman captured low score at 46 for the team match, while Seman posted a 43 in 12 holes to win the weekly challenge cup. Elmer Peterson won the Weins tournament championship, defeating Frank Jovick 4 up.
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Tommy
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Llewelyn
E. Peterson
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Jovick
J. O
Roy Peterson
Kyllingstad Clan
Steve Seman
Elmer Peterson
Frank Jovick
Hallahan's seventh win as Cardinals split with Brooklyn
In St Louis on June 17 the Cardinals split a doubleheader with Brooklyn. Hallahan pitched a 9–0 shutout in the second game, his seventh win and first shutout, while Burleigh Grimes allowed 10 hits and six runs in five innings in the first game, a 6–4 Brooklyn victory. Cubs move into second place four games back by topping the Giants.
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Bill” Hallahan
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Braves End Reds Winning Streak In Cincinnati Debacle
Boston Braves beat Cincinnati Reds 10 to 9 to cap a doubleheader split after Reds won the opener 8 to 2. Strong hitting and late Boston relief overcame Red Lucas in the nightcap as a parade of pitchers allowed runs for both sides. Key contributors included Richbourg Chatham Berger and Sheely with multiple RBIs, while Cuccinello and Hendrick added strong late production.
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Reading at Newark Leads International League Action
In the International League, Reading 5 8 at Newark 6 5, Jersey City 9 4, Baltimore 2 5, Montreal at Rochester, rain, Toronto 5 Buffalo 1.
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Southern Association Scores and Results Snapshot
In Birmingham the South team beat Nashville 8 to 7 amid a doubleheader mood. Memphis triumphed 7 to 2 in a ten inning opener. Mobile won 6 to 3 with the first game lasting ten frames. Atlanta defeated Chattanooga 11 to 2. Little Rock posted an 8 to 2 win over New Orleans, which finished 9 to 12.
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Scholastic track stars vie this week at Stagg Field
Chicago June 7 The nations outstanding high school athletes contend in the 27th annual national interscholastic track and field day meet at Stagg Field Friday and Saturday. Nearly 500 entrants from 120 high schools in 21 states gather with stars like Warren Demarris of Princeville Oregon Aggie entries in the national collegiate meet. Demarris has Javeline 201 feet 5 inches this season. Frobel High Gary Ind last year's champions will not defend its title due to Indiana State Athletic Association ruling. Fort Collins Colorado is among early favorites, winner in 1925 26 and 28.
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Indiana State Athletic Association
Fort Collins
Colo
Missoula and Butte Golf Teams End In Tie
In Missoula on June 17 the annual Buffalo Hill Cup golf match between Butte and Missoula ended 6 points apiece. Individual results include C Loeb 2 against D Barnett 0, J McCafferty 0 against B Stowe 2, and H Cochrane 2 against R Rice 1, leaving the cup in Missoula.
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C. Loeb
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D. Barnett
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D. W. Sterling
A. Merkle
L. L. Higbee
J. McCafferty
B. J. Stowe
H. Cochrane
R. E. Rice
Olsen Slips To Eighth Place In Salt Lake Race
Utah golf open ends with Owen Covey winning at 295 for 72 holes. Charles Foley and Tei Branca tie for second with 297. Ralph Olsen of Butte drops from fourth to eighth after final rounds 82 and 78. Five generations of Marion Hills family noted in Brandon England.
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Dapper Young Country Club
Charles E. Foley
Tei Branca
Ralph Olsen
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Sid Harmon
Salt Lake
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Ralph Pumpire
Harry Borg
Abe Larson
Alex McCafferry
Easton Tigers Fall Short in Big Loss to Athletics
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Detroit Tigers 12 to 2 in a single game here. Detroit showed resilience with 18 men left on base, many on hits by Mahaffey, amid a dominant Philadelphia offense led by Foxx and Miller.
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Gomez Stops Indians in New York Battle
Vernon Gomez pitched six strong innings for the Yankees to defeat the Cleveland Indians 5 to 1, evening the series. Joe Vosmik drove in Cleveland’s lone run while Kamm and Luke Sewell added singles. Gomez earned his fifth straight win as New York totaled six hits to Cleveland’s seven.
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Cobb May Return as Manager in Baseball
Ty Cobb told United Press in Lawton Oklahoma on June 7 that he is sick of playing but might consider managing. The former Detroit Tigers and Philadelphia Athletics star suggested he could pursue a managerial role if he returns to baseball.
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Stars Of The Leagues Leaders In Big Leagues
United Press roundup lists home run leaders yesterday with Foxx and Miller of the Athletics, Hornsby of the Cubs, Wilson and Berger of the Braves, Frederick of the Robins among top sluggers. It also cites top totals with Klein of the Phillies 13, Ruth 11, Foxx 11, Arlett 10, Simmons 9, Gehrig 9. American 172, National 165, total 337.
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Crews Practice on Hudson Ahead of National Championship
Poughkeepsie N Y June 7 Three western crews the California varsity and junior varsity paddled seven miles in rain before visiting the United States military academy. Wisconsin and Navy arrived with races set for June 16 on the Hudson while they wait their turn to row tomorrow.
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United States Military Academy
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Auto Race Postponed By Rain In Chicago
Heavy rain forced postponement of the 100 mile A A A sanctioned automobile race at Roby speedway. Promoters announced the race would be run June 21.
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Billiard Shot Count Down to 2 Billion Years
University of Illinois economist Professor Frank C. Dickinson revised an earlier overcount of billiard shots on a 9 by 4 foot table. The corrected total is 62 quadrillion ways, meaning all shots could be attempted in about 2 billion years at one point per second. St. Louis billiards fan Charles Peterson welcomed the correction and hoped to test every shot.
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Economics Department
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Junior Nines Play Today in Butte City Championship
American Legion junior baseball teams of Butte go five games daily through next Tuesday excluding Sunday to decide the city champion and advance to state eliminations for the Montana entry in the northwest tourney August 13 and 14. West Side gets a bye today with five games on Hebgen and Parott fields.
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Elk killing made legal in Washington farms now may kill elk that destroy crops
In Queets Washington farmers can kill elk under a new state law when the animals damage crops. The region has a large elk population and the policy changes to allow removal of pests by farmers to protect their fields. The article notes the shift from scarecrows to legal harvesting of problem elk.
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