Miners Hyed to Second with 8–4 Win Over South Side AC
Don Olson led Silver Bow Park AC to second place in the Butte Copper Baseball league with an 8 to 4 victory over South Side AC at Clark Park. Joe Zderick pitched well, Jack Sautter debuted for the losers, and Jackie McMahon homered in his 1952 league debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Zderick
Don Olson
Silver Bow Park AC
Butte Copper
South Side AC
Clark Park
Stan Lyskowski
Helena
McQueens
Zderick
SSAC
Jack Sautter
Owen Bush
Dick Boyer
Parks
Crosley
Bill Reed
Sautter
Don Johnson
Jimmy Janhunen
Jackie McMahon
Little Leaguers Busy As Coinciding Campaigns Begin
Local Little League activity heats up as mothers organize a club in Butte to support youth baseball. Gus Links beats Kielys 5 to 4 in the Mines league while Mile High loop’s co-AC loses to Monitors. Butte faces stiff regional and national ambitions. Missoula plans a four-team league on the same model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus
Kielys
Mile High
co -_ AC
Butte
Missoula
Johnny Frankino to pitch for East Siders in copper loop
Stan Syskowski a star pitcher and batter helps South Side AC lead the Copper League in 1949 and 50. Johnny Frankino returns to the loop this evening to pitch for Miners unionmen against undefeated McQueens. Frankino, a stellar young third baseman, has been pitching all spring while at St Marys of California and will start for McQueens.
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Stan Syskowski
South Side AC
McQueens
Johnny Frankino
St. Mary’s of California
College Galf in Golf Semifinals
Medalist Patty Lesser of Seattle University advanced to the semifinals of the women's inter-collegiate golf tournament at Ohio State University. The Seattle freshman defeated Nancy Maple of North Carolina 5 and 4, finishing eight under par after 46 holes.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.P
Patty Lesser
Seattle University
Ohio State University
Port Seattle
Nancy Maple
North Carolina
Miss Lesser
Holy Cross Routs Western Michigan In NCAA Opener
Holy Cross overcame Western Michigan 5-1 as pitcher Jim O Neill struck out six and walked two. The Crusaders jumped to a 2-0 lead in the second and added three more in the third. Earlier, Penn State edged Texas 53 and Duke crushed Oregon State 18-7 as Duke’s Murderer’s Row powered a 21 hit attack led by Dick Johnson and Red Smith. Duke will face Penn State next with the losers meeting in the double elimination series.
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Omaha
U.P
Jim O'Neill
Holy Cross
Western Michigan
O'Neill
Bronco
Crusaders
Penn State
Texas
Duke
Oregon State
Dick Johnson
Red Smith
Dick Groat
Bill Werber
Johnson
Joe Lewis
Oregon
Yank Net Gals Favored Over British Today
The United States Whitman cup tennis team led by Maureen Connolly and Doris Hart arrives for the Wimbledon series, seen as favored to win for the 16th straight year. Four Americans face six Britons as matches begin on No. 1 court at 9 am. Hart is reigning Wimbledon champion and Connolly the U S national queen, with Brough and Fry also on the U S squad.
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London
United States
Maureen Connolly
Doris Hart
Wimbledon
Miss Hart
Maureen
U. S
Doris
Jacksonville
Fla
San Diego
Calif
Louise Brough
Beaverly Hills
Shirely Fry
Akron
Ohio
Pacific Coast League Scores Snapshot
Hollywood edged San Francisco 2 1 while Oakland fell 0 2 to Portland and Los Angeles won 5 1 against Seattle. The update lists results for teams in the Pacific Coast League with limited context on dates or standings.
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Hollywood
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Seattle
Portland
Meaderville Triumph Beats Squawkers in 11th Inning
Meaderville knotted the score in the first on a home run by T Bury and won in the 11th on a round tripper by B Bury. In the Legion league for intermediate boys East Side AC defeated Martins 8 2 as pitcher Cavanaugh homered and singled.
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Meaderville
T. Bury
B. Bury
Squawkers
Cavanaugh
East Side AC
Martins
Coast Yet Pleased by Copper League Play
S. C. Warren of Portland praised the Butte Copper League after attending the Mc Queen Silver Bow Park game at Clark park. He noted the 25 cent adult admission as a fine price and lauded local players for their recreational dedication, recalling his own baseball tryout and leg injury.
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Butte Copper League
S. C. Warren
Portland
Warren
McQueen-Silver Bow Park
Clark Park
Butte
Schoolboys Deliver Two One Hit Baseball Victories
In Clark park Thursday two Legion-sponsored Southern league games saw grade school squads excel. Pattinson of St. Ann held Longfellow to one single as Gendle homered in an 11-1 win. Vedovatti and Mee limited St. Mary to one hit in a 12-1 Garfield win, with Septic driving the offense. Kovacich starred for Holy Savior with a home run and two triples in a 16-5 win over Monroe in the Western league at the Cinders.
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Southern Baseball League
Clark Park
Pattinson
St. Ann
Longfellow
O'Neil
Gendle
Vedovatti
Anderson
St. Mary
Mee
Webster- Garfield
Septic
Kovacich
Holy Savior
Monroe
High price for harness yearling tops 1949 sales
J J McIntyre paid 72000 for Imperial Hanover, the top price among harness horse yearlings in 1949, signaling strong demand in the bloodstock market. The record reflects a robust racing stock market and notable investment by the buyer.
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J. J. McIntyre
Tire Company Seeks Wholesale Territory Salesman
One of the fastest growing tire companies seeks an ambitious salesman for wholesale territory sales. Must have at least one year retail tire selling experience and be between ages 28 and 38. Straight salary plus expenses. Car furnished. Apply to C. A. Briggs at The General Tire and Rubber Company, 123 Wazee Market, Denver, Colorado.
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C. A. Briggs
General Tire and Rubber Company
Wazee Market
Denver
Colorado
Probable Pitchers for Priday's Major League Games
New York reports two scheduled night games with Reynolds 7 3 facing Garcia 8 3 in Cleveland and Rush 8 3 opposing Bickford 1 6 in Boston. Both matchups sole games that day, eastern teams traveling west and west to east respectively.
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New York
Priday
Cleveland
Reynolds
Garcia
National League
Chicago
Boston
Rush
Bickford
Coast Schools Rule Own TV Except on Grid
Pacific Coast Conference officials ruled that member schools may televise all sports except football with event-specific approval, while football live TV policy is to be drafted later. They tightened rules on athletes and alumni violations, required scout disclosures, and discussed combining divisions in basketball.
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Coast
Portland
Ore
U.P
PCC
H. P
Dick) Everest
University of Washington
Victor Schmidt
Schmidt
Palm Springs
Pasadena
Calif
Texans land major Rams swap in pro grid deal
Dallas Texans acquire 11 Rams players rights and eight outright in a historic NFL trade. They gain Dick Hoerner Tom Keane Gabby Sims plus eight others while sending Les Richter rights and paying several veterans and rookies to reshape the roster. Rams coach Studahar and Texans coach Phelan praise the move as strengthening depth and Texans adding more Texans.
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Dallas
Texas
U.P
Dallas Texans
Los Angeles Rams
Texans
Les Richter
California
Jim Phelan
Dick Hoerner
Tom Keane
Gabby Sims
Rams
Hoerner
Keane
Sims
Richter
Phelan
Baylor
Halliday
McKissack
Southern Methodist
Vasicek
Phillips
Texas Tech
Boise Yankees Add Three New Players for Home Stand
Boise Idaho June 12 Three new players will be in Boise Yankees uniforms tonight as they open a Pioneer league home stand against the Ogden Reds Pitcher Vince Tiano and first baseman Ramon Maldonado are rookies with high recommendations from the New York Yankees Marshall joined the club in Billings and made his first league start against the Mustangs
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Boise
U.P
Boise Yankees
Ogden Reds
Vince Tiano
Ramon Maldonado
New York Yankees
Marshall
Billings
Mustangs
Brosch Leads National Open With 68 At Dallas
Al Brosch, 39, from Garden City New York, shot 68 to lead the National Open after the first round in Dallas. Ben Hogan posted 69, Sam Snead 70, with Horton Smith and Dick Metz at even par 70. The field featured 162 players at Northwood, under hot sun and SW winds, with several veterans among those within a few strokes.
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Dallas
al Brosch
Garden City
N. Y
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Horton Smith
Dick Metz
Smith
The
Professional Golfers Association
Northwood
John C. Owens
Lexington
Lloyd Mangrum
Cary Middlecoff
Jack Burke, Jr
Brosch
Harry Todd
Charles Bassler
Catonsville
Julius Boros
Southern Pines
N. C
Charles Farlow
Greensboro
Clarence Doser
Hartsdale
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Ardmore
Okla
Ed Oliver
Lemont
Ill
Oliver
Hogan
Lew Worsham
Gardner Dickson, Jr
New City
Tommy Bolt
Durham
Charles Scully
Pittsburgh
Bill Trombley
Joe Conrad
Denton
Texas
James G. Jackson
Kirkwood
Ben
Ranger Coach Bill Cook Attacked by Bull on Canadian Farm
Bill Cook of the New York Rangers suffered multiple rib fractures after a bull attack on his farm near Kingston Ontario Canada. The injury was disclosed as he recovers at home with medical care and rest announced by team officials.
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New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Bill Cook
Kingston
Ont
Canada
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Short
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Sisctiinem
Shurtz
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Lacey
Epicoheres Orizotti
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McMahon
Gautter
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Bill Miller
Arizona State College
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Missoula Brewing CO
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Parks Miners
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R. J. Barnett
West Granite
Sonotone
Hell’s Corner
Middlecoff
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Rt Sman Calvert
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