Four Teams Share Intercity Lead After Weeknight Battle
The Knights of Columbus edged the Finlens 7 to 3 as six runs in the sixth inning broke open a tight game. Likorich allowed five hits in seven innings for the win while Berryman took the loss after giving up 11 hits. Casey and Girard led the offense with key hits as Casey’s squad narrows the gap to pace-setters in a tightly contested league race.
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Kansas Amateur Golf Final Marred by 38-Hole Match
Wichita players Jack Robertson and Real Consolver battled through 38 holes in the Kansas amateur final at Hutchinson with Robertson winning one up to claim the title. The long match showcased Robertson's steady play against Consolver's accuracy as the championship concluded.
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Montreal Defeats Esitimore in Narrow League Clash
In a brief league contest, Montreal scores 13 to Esitimore 18, reflecting a low scoring matchup with Esitimore maintaining the edge at the finish.
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California Crew Favored In 36th Intercollegiate Regatta
In Poughkeepsie fans celebrate the 36th renewal of the intercollegiate rowing regatta while betting on California to add another Far West crown. Eastern rivals include Washington Cornell Syracuse Navy with Pennsylvania and Columbia as dark horses in the four mile race.
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Italians See Carnera Title Fight Loss as Mystery
Italian sports followers were dumfounded by Primo Carnera losing to Baer in a title bout. The sudden tame performance sparked speculation and calls for action by the Italian boxing federation after officials review reports of the fight.
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Baer Rumored To Have Used Knuckle Dusters In Fight
Rumor from Rome suggests Max Baer wore hidden knuckle dusters in his gloves during the Carnera defeat. An unidentified radio station claimed Baer was arrested over the alleged plot.
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Baer Wins Title in 11 Rounds Over Carnera at MSG Bowl
Max Baer defeated Primo Carnera in 11 rounds at Madison Square Garden to claim the world heavyweight title. Dempsey, Baer's adviser, outlined the plan to target Carnera's body then head, praising Baer's flawless execution. Carnera suffered a twisted ankle and declared he wants another shot, while receipts topped $428,392 with the rematch potential in September. Baer plans six weeks in New York for media and vaudeville work before future defenses.
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Renfro Leads In State Trapshoot First Round
Helena June 15. Ted Renfro of Dell shot a perfect 150 in the singles opening round of the state trapshoot with Guy Chiesman of Spokane matching at 150. Poore of Butte led the money list at 149 as Dillon wins the Standard Cup with 442 in the morning. The event runs through Sunday with a banquet at the Helena country club and sites in Billings and Great Falls bidding for the 1935 tourney.
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St. Paul Seeks to Keep Its Baseball Club
A St. Paul association of commerce committee said the St. Paul American Association baseball club would stay in the city after meeting with club president R J Connery who had proposed moving due to poor attendance. The committee said negotiations were near completion for selling the club to local businessmen.
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Cunningham and Bonthron Meet Today
Princeton hosts a select track meet featuring Bill Bonthon of Princeton and Glenn Cunningham of Kansas in a highly anticipated outdoor mile duel with Gene Venzke as third starter. The event aims to showcase top American milers under favorable conditions and could set a world record.
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Glenn Cunningham
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Medwick Leads NL Batting Standings After Braves Hit Day
Joe Medwick of the Cardinals boosted to fourth in the big six and top National League batsmen with three hits in four at Braves. Gehringer Manush Vosmik Urbanek Terry and others top various leaderboards as the league totals 524. Home run leaders include Panora Klein Ott Foxx and Johnson with a combined 265 American and 259 National.
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Tigers Beat Red Sox 11-4 as Rowe Sharp Despite Nine Hits
Detroit led by Schoolboy Rowe overpoweres Boston with 11 runs in the final game of the series. Fox, Walker, Gehringer and Rogell drove in runs while Reynolds, Porter and Owen added key hits. Yankees maintain slim lead after beating the Browns.
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National leaders face defeats in tense baseball day
Cincinnati Reds beat New York Giants 2 to 1 as Tony Freitas shines on the mound. Boston Braves topple St Louis 10 4 after uprisings. Camilli, Cuyler pace Chicago win. Brooklyn Dodgers defeat Pirates 6 to 4 as series wraps.
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Goofy Plays Save Yankees Rally Past St Louis
Danny MacFayden wins again as two goofy plays spark a 6 3 Yankees victory over St Louis, lifting New York atop the American League. Burns hits a ninth inning homer for St Louis. Ruth Gehrig Chapman drive in key runs for New York.
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Schmeling Neusel to Fight in Hamburg Likely August
Former champion Max Schmeling and German fighter Walter Neusel have agreed to meet in Hamburg probably on August 26. Reports say the winner would then challenge Max Baer for the heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden next February as part of the negotiations.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday
Standings show New York 1, Cincinnati 2, Boston 10 over St Louis 4 and Philadelphia 4 over Chicago 3 in 10 innings. Brooklyn 6 beat Pittsburgh 4. Upcoming games list New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St Louis. Detroit 11 over Boston 4, Cleveland 12 over Philadelphia 6. Chicago 7 over Washington 8. Schedule includes Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Washington with two games noted.
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Cardinals trade Davis for Fullis in final pre-ban swap
In a last-minute deal before the trading ban, St. Louis sends outfielder George Davis to Philadelphia in exchange for Chick Fullis, a hard hitting outfielder, announced tonight.
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Hubs beat Centerville in Junior Juniors showdown
In a Junior Juniors doubleheader the Hubs defeated Centerville 12 to 7, while the Montana Street Yanks beat the Rosedales 13 to 9.
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Veterans lead Western Open with 68s in hot Peoria round
In Peoria on June 15 the Western Open opened with four leaders at 68, Harry Hampton and Walter Hagen from Chicago and Detroit, along with Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee and Ky Laffoon of Denver. Eighteen players shot 68s or better as par 72 yielded a high scoring day. Five players tied for second at 69 behind the quartet, including Lighthorse Cooper, Archie Hambrick, Ed Huebner, John Rogers, and Charlie Yates.
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Butte Hosts Annual YMCA Meet With State Qualifying Pace
The Butte YMCA meet featured record breaking swims as Mickey Adams and Dick Gallant led junior events while Albert McArthur topped senior men in the 100-yard freestyle. Barbara Host and Jack Chinn paced multiple events as state team selection looms for Great Falls June 30. Betty Huber and George Misevic were absent due to illness but join the squad next week.
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Eureka Beermen halt Amos nine in 15 5 win
Eureka Beermen stop the Amos Brothers nine in a 15 to 5 Commercial league victory as D Maikovic ties the league strikeout record with 16. McGonigle and Lamuth each collect three hits, while Lamuth and Miller belt three-base hits. Success Market beats Stoecker Grocery 18 to 11 in a separate game, Bartlett and Groo homer for the winners.
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Grands Beat Rosedales In 9-3 Thriller
Grand Storemen edged the Rosedales 9 to 3 in a City league game as Miller hit two home runs and Lyons added another. Nettleton pitched a complete game for the win, while Rosedale’s Nettleton also contributed with a long ball and strong defense.
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Yank Girls Lead English at Net at Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON England June 15 UP America led two matches to one after day one of Wightman Cup play. Sarah Palfrey of Brookline surprised Dorothy Round of England with a brilliant win. Americans Cruickshank and Babcock, both California, were defeated by England’s Dearman and Lyle 7 5 7 5 after having match points. Helen Jacobs defeated Pegry Schriven 6 1 6 1 in an American victory.
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Detroit Derby Set as Richest Three Year Old Stakes
Tomorrow at the fairgrounds track the $25,000 added Detroit derby draws 12 three year olds described by observers as the year’s best. Mrs Mabel Dodge Sloan’s entries Cavalcade and Time Clock head the probable field with prohibitive 4 to 5 odds.
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