Fuels edge Price-Kearns 5-3 in close city league game
Western Fuels kept the lead with a 5-3 win over Price-Kearns at Meaderville grounds. Scovil yielded seven hits as Fuels collected key hits to hold off the challengers.
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
6
Western Fuels kept the lead with a 5-3 win over Price-Kearns at Meaderville grounds. Scovil yielded seven hits as Fuels collected key hits to hold off the challengers.
In Philadelphia on June 12 the Phillies defeated the Dodgers 7 to 4 as Roy Hansen notched his first win of the year. Rosey Ryan pitched two innings, Joe Sabute closed, and Philadelphia's 13-hit attack started in the first inning with two runs. Jackie Carroll took the loss for Brooklyn as the Dodgers dropped to seventh place while Boston rose to sixth.
Three games were played in the South Butte league last night with high scores and big margins. Chequamegons defeated South Side Yanks 22 to 1 at Hebgen park. Cabbage Patch club beat Tabernacle nine 10 to 5. Athletes beat Parrot Flats 12 to 4 at Parrot Flat grounds. Rocker beat Virginia Street nine 11 to 7 at Big Butte field. Wold and Earhart starred for the winners. Hanley Johnson and Johnson for the losers.
Chief Bender once ace of Connie Mack’s staff will return to mound duty. He has signed to manage and pitch for the House of David nine and will join the team in Ohio to finish the season.
Charley Gelbert, star shortstop of the St. Louis Cardinals, has accepted the position as assistant football coach at Gettysburg College. He won 11 sports letters in football, baseball and basketball at Lebanon Valley College and is convalescing from a gunshot wound in his left leg suffered last November while hunting near Chambersburg.
In New York on June 12 Max Baer asked Max Schmeling for his autograph after a Jack Dempsey beefsteak dinner for New York boxing writers. Baer praised Schmeling as a top sport and foe and congratulated him on his upcoming marriage.
Waris June 12. The former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson will start a serial autobiography in L'Intransigeant this Friday. The work titled My Triumphs, Tough Breaks, or, 40 Years of Ring Tales covers his life and career.
Managers and members of the commission of the Commercial league will meet at the Y M C A at 8 30 oclock tomorrow, B J Gunderson Y M C A sports director announced yesterday.
The British Open at St. Andrews on July 3 will feature 15 Yankee stars among 44 foreign entrants from 12 countries. Ryder Cup veterans Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen Olin Dutra Paul Runyan and others head a strong American contingent with further entries from Joe Kirkwood Johnny Farrell Joshua Crane Joseph Ezar George Dunlap and more. The British field also includes Ryder Cup members and top amateurs from France Spain Argentina Venezuela and beyond.
Fourteen Americans, possibly fifteen, will play in the British Open at St Andrews beginning July 3, per the entry list. Billy Burke of Round Hill Country Club Greenwich Conn is named for tenth on the U S Ryder Cup team and may be allowed to compete as a courtesy.
Associated Press notes top home run hitters and league totals. Ruth led Yankees with 14, Foxx and Gehrig each 13 or more, Berger 11, Klein 10, Hartnett 10, Lazzeri 10. Campbell and Browns mentioned among leaders. American and National leagues total 379 homers.
Negotiations for a bout between Young Corbett ITI former welterweight champion and Tommy Freeman of Cleveland former welter champ were opened. The match if arranged will be held here July 17. Freeman defeated Dover Ohio based opponent in a 10 round decision.
In San Francisco on June 12 Baby Arizmendi a young Mexican featherweight defeated Freddie Miller the National Boxing Association champion of Cincinnati over ten rounds in a non title bout at the arena tonight.
Hank Mills rode three winners at Belmont Park including Wheatley Stable's Babos in the seven furlong feature. He also won with William Ziegler Jr.'s Zipalong in the opener and Isadore Bieber's Cabeza in the third race. The Wheatley representative stopped the seven furlongs in 1:24.4.
Notre Dame physician Dr. Frank Powers said George Melinkovich, football fullback, is out of danger from a kidney and liver ailment and will likely be released from St. Joseph hospital within a short time.
Jim Londos, claimant of the world's heavyweight wrestling championship, defeated Ray Richards, former University of Nebraska football star, in 29 minutes of a scheduled 60 minute match at St Paul. Both men weighed 200 pounds.
In Greeley Nebraska owners of local billiard parlors hang signs each Monday announcing free pool to draw in customers. They contend Monday is a slow business day and the promotion is a bid to increase patronage.
Somerville, American and Canadian amateur golf champion, will compete in the British amateur at Hoylake in June and the British Open at St Andrews in July.
Weatherford honors its new night watchman Ralph Teague the national collegiate heavyweight wrestling champion who continues studies at Southwestern Oklahoma Teachers College in Weatherford Oklahoma.
In Canton New York Hal Schumacher pitcher for the New York Giants became the first major league player to receive a college degree during a championship season. Schumacher, 21, earned a bachelor of science from St Lawrence University in a ceremony attended by Giants teammates and notable figures. The Giants then defeated St Lawrence Varsity 12 to 4 before 8000 fans. Schumacher pitched the first two innings.
Al Simmons went two for four to lift his batting average to .383, 12 points ahead of the AL challenger and 16 ahead of NL leader Pepper Martin. Chuck Klein collected two hits to share third place at .336 with Randy Moore of the Braves in the NL.
Jim Browning defeated Joe Savoldi after nearly two hours in a rain soaked bout at Yankee Stadium. The match lasted one hour, 58 minutes, and five seconds before the curfew ended the event and Browning secured the decision in front of about 6,000 drenched fans.
Runs Scharein West Campbell Appling. Campbell 2 RBIs Dykes Haas 2. Campbell hit a homer. Scharein and Appling stole bases. sacrifices by Lavey Blaeholder Hays. Durham took the loss.
Former heavyweight champion Max Schmeling disclosed to reporters that he will marry Amy Ondra in July at his Bad Saarow estate near Berlin. He said heat sapped his strength in the loss to Max Baer at Yankee Stadium and admitted the engagement after years of denial.
Western Fuel beat Price Kearns 5 to 3. Tonight Crawley Motor meets K of C at Hebgen to cap the slate.
Silver Bow Park games produced a 9 to 8 finish for Silver Bow, De Molay 8 to 7 over American Legion, and South Side Hardware 8 to 7 in a close tally.
Silver Bow Park hosts Silver Bow Motor against the American Legion in a local matchup. South Side Hardware meets Rosedale Market at Parrot as part of a busy doubleheader.
The evening slate lists four games with results: Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 7. Chicago 5, Cincinnati 6. Remaining games are scheduled.
Pittsburgh visits St Louis while Chicago faces Cincinnati Boston plays New York and Brooklyn entertains Philadelphia in a Tuesday schedule featuring marquee city matchups.
Report notes St Louis beats Chicago 3 goals to 1 with other schedules showing New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington and Cleveland at Detroit for two games.
Columbus beats Kansas City 5 to 4. Minneapolis defeats Louisville 8 to 7. Milwaukee wins 6 to 2 over Toledo. St Paul edges Indianapolis 2 to 1 in a 10 inning affair.
Butte high school trio Bob O Malley Doug Brown and Milt Popovich head to Chicago for the National Inter scholastic track and field meet June 16 17 coach Harry Dahlberg leads the group They hold state records and odds for points at the meet while the horse racing debate on the year’s best three year old continues with Derby and Belmont results discussed.
Gregory Rice the mile specialist and Fred Stein the pole vaulter will depart Missoula for Chicago with Coach Sam Kain to compete in the national interscholastic meet at the world’s fair site. Rice runs the mile, Stein aims to clear 12 feet 9 inches, having been over 12 feet regularly.
Chicago heavyweight King Levinsky was suspended for thirty days by the Illinois State Athletic Commission for roughness and disobedience to warnings in his bout with Tuffy Griffiths. Referee Dave Miller had his license renewed.
Pauly Behrendt, ace of the City Twilight league, pitched a no-hit no-run game for Stockmen defeating the Red Sox 1 to 0. He fanned seven and allowed only two baserunners to reach first.
In Little Rock the Southern Association game ends Atlanta 10 with Little Rock 3. Memphis at Knoxville on wet grounds. only games scheduled remain on the slate.
Johnny Goodman Omaha amateur, once a long shot to beat Bobby Jones, rises to national glory at North Shore with a 287 total eight under par. He credits improved putting after watching Jones and recalls Walker Cup disappointments while edging out strong rivals for golf’s top amateur title.
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