Sweeney Blanks McQueens 6-0 in North Side Victory
Jim Sweeney pitched seven innings of one hit ball with strong support from North Side as they defeated McQueens 6-0 to seize undisputed first in the Butte Copper League. Key plays included two North Side double plays and a trio of runs in the third and fifth innings with Podgurski and Johnson driving in runs.
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McQueen Ledger
Stan Lyskowski
Charles
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Rundle
Rudy Tomazich
Portsider
Richie Navarro
North Side
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McQueen
McCaughey
Podgurski
Johnson
Connors
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Tomazich Clan
Kambich
Tommnny Carkulis
Lynch
Keystone Combine
Clare Merzlak
Salo
Don Orlich
Merzlak
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Todd
Orlich
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Cavin
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Dunstan
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McDevitt
Carkulis
Jeniker
Calalerra
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Carkulls
Jenifer
North
Girard and Healy
Yanks Dominate Wimbledon Seedings
America's tennis contingent topped seedings for Wimbledon announcing five of eight singles spots in both men’s and women’s divisions. Frankie Parker led men’s seeds with Jack Bromwich and Gardner Mulloy following. Margaret Osborne DuPont headed women’s list with Louise Brough and Doris Hart close behind. Parker and Falkenberg were top men’s doubles pair, Mulloy and Trowm second. Osborne DuPont and Brough led women’s doubles with Todd and Hart dropping to second. British pair Blair and Bostock seeded third after recent Cup matches.
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America
Frankie Parker
Jack Kramer
Jack Bromwich
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Florida
Margaret Osborne DuPont
Louise Brough
Pat Canning Todd
Doris Hart
Parker
Bob Falkenberg
Tom Rown
Miss Hart
Molly Blair
Jean Nicoll Bostock
Todd
Hart
Red Sox Top Indians 7-3 as Parnell Wins in Cleveland
Boston defeated the league leading Indians 7 to 3 at Cleveland as Roaokie Mel Parnell earned the win. The Red Sox exploded for three runs in the seventh, with key hits from Pesky, Doerr, and Spence. Attendance reached 51,380 at Municipal Stadium.
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Cleveland Indians
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Boston
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Spence
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Keltner
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Clark
Robinson
Stephens
Goodman
Parnell
Lemon
Newhouser
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Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Hal Newhouser
Barney McCosky
Philadelphia
Grade School Diamonds Rally in Tuesday Contests
In Tuesday games of the Western and Southern leagues, Emerson led a 1911 conquest of Sacred Heart for high scores in grade school baseball. Grant crushed Monroe 15 to 2. Washington edged Immaculate Conception 13 to 11. Lincoln routed Sherman 16 to 3.
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Grant
Monroe
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Sherman
Highlanders Rally Hard To Beat SSAC 7 4
Highlanders trailed but roared back in the seventh inning to defeat South Side AC 7 to 4 in an Intermedi ate league game. Key moment was Jones with a home run. Peterson and Stanlch limited hits to three each. In another game VFW crushed Dewey Boulevard 24 to 3 with Ferko O'Brien and Barsanti homering and Burke spinning a four hit win.
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I Peterson
Stanlch
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Burke
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Reds
Preston Ward
Pee Wee Reese
Dodger
Harry Gumbert
Cail Hodges
Billy Cox
Dick Whitman
Ed Miksis
Reese
Ward
Johnny Wyrostek
Hodges
Wyrostek
Wank Sauer
Dodgers
Arky Vaughan
Jackie Robinson
Harry Taylor
Willard Ramsdell
Gumbert
Fine Fish Catch Marks Notable Evening At Cliflake
Butte sporting goods operator Bob Messick returned Monday night from Cliflake with a strong fish haul of about 10. The pick of the catch weighed three and a half pounds, another at three and a half, and one at two and a half pounds.
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Butte Sporting Goods
Cliflake
Pairings Set for Butte Grade School Tennis Meet
Drawings announced for the Butte intergrade school tennis championships with boys and girls divisions. First rounds proceed to June 19, then rounds through June 27 with byes advancing competitors. The Active club aids with trophies and Phil Judd donated new balls for fourth and fifth rounds.
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Lome
Butte
Russell Smith
Butte Tennis Association
Phil Judd
Dick O'Leary
Dean Hoffman
Ed McGivern
Peter Sakel Naris
Sam Worcester
Clif Poor
al Squires
Ralph Wortham
Donald Scott
Raymond Kramer
Louis Pozaga
Mary Aleksich
June Richards
Mary Maria
Betty York
Marcela Brown
Billy Jean Shafer
Frances Nakwas
Mary Tucker
Claudette Limb
Marguerite Harvey
Virginia Weathers
Christine Rich
Ards
Susanna Devich
Ali Jaryi
Jean Seymour
Shirley Antksdal
Joan Lindsay
Laura McLaughlin
Mary Jean Bates
Marlene
Brown Bomber Says He Hits Hard as Ever
Joe Louis, preparing to defend against Jersey Joe Walcott at Yankee Stadium, says he expects to win quick but shows a vulnerable right hand during four rounds of sparring. Louis weighs 215 and aims to stay in shape, noting he was overtrained in past fights and predicting clearer judgment when fully prepared. He references possible challengers Conn, Farr, Schmeling, Pastor, and Baer.
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Joe Walcott
Yankee Stadium
Dick Hagan
Chicago
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New York
Walcott
Mike Jacobs
Louis
Hagan
Taylor
Shamus O'Brien
McKinley English
Conn
Farr
Schmeling
Pastor
Maxie Baer
Probable pitchers for Wednesday games in 1941 league slate
National League prediction slate lists Vander Meer for Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chesnes for Pittsburgh at New York, Munger or Leonard for St Louis at Philadelphia, Hamner for Chicago at Boston, and Reynolda for New York at Chicago. Haefner may face Sanford, Gatehouse or Dobson against Feller, and Marchildon versus Houtteman in Philadelphia at Detroit.
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Cleveland—Qgatehouse (1-3) Or Dobson (7-4) Vs. Feller
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Braves Rule Alone as Pirates Shut Out Giants
Johnny Sain pitched the Boston Braves to a 6-3 win over the Chicago Cubs securing sole NL lead as Pittsburgh’s 2-0 shutout of New York put the Pirates in a tie for second. Fox teams highlighted by Stanky, Lowrey, and Sain powered Boston, while Ostermueller blanked the Giants at the Polo Grounds.
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Ostermueller
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Fritz Ostermueller
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Ralph Kiner
Frank Gustine
Clint Hartung
Western NCAA Playoffs Open with Four West Teams
The Western NCAA baseball playoffs begin with Southern California Baylor Oklahoma A and M and Colorado State in a four team double elimination. USC opens against Baylor at 2:30 p m, Oklahoma A and M meets Colorado State at 10 a m. Pat Haggerty leaves Colorado State for Detroit, Pat Hood leads USC with 17 wins, and Ben Drieth faces Hutchinson as Baylor fights Copeland.
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Walcott drills for Louis title fight in New Jersey
Jersey Joe Walcott boxed four brisk rounds in Glenloch concentrating on head punches as he prepared for the June 23 world heavyweight title bout with Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. His sparring partners included Austin Johnson Curtis Sheppard and Johnny Robinson as he studied rope tactics and left hand power while moving at a measured pace.
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Joe Louis
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Sheppard
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