Renfro wins Montana state trap titles with perfect 100
Ted Renfro of Dell captures the Montana singles championship with a 100, adds the doubles crown with 96, and earns all around titles at 391x400 and high overall 591x600. Robert Poore of Butte narrowly misses a tie with 199, while junior winner Poore posts 190 in the junior singles. H. R. Peterson of Dillon tops the handicap at 98 of 100.
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Ted” Renfro
Dell
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Butte
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Dillon
O A. Schulg
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Great Palls
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W. E. Tor
Robert Kerr
R. A. Partet
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J. McMahon
Otto Huntenbure
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Dillion
Ben ‘Webte
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Egg Hale
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International League Scores Quick Update
Montreal defeated Albany 5 to 2 while Albany fell 8 to 1 to Rochester. Newark won 13 to 3 against Rochester as Toronto beat Baltimore 7 to 3 and Buffalo topped Syracuse 5 to 2.
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Albany
Rochester
Newark
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Syracuse
Western League Scores Show Mixed Results Across Cities
Omaha defeating Rock Island 4 to 2 and St. Joseph winning 6 to 5 over Des Moines stand as notable results. Davenport lost 4 to Topeka while Sioux City prevailed 4 to 2 against Cedar Rapids.
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Rock Island
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Davenport
Topeka
Sioux City
Cepar Rapids
Daily Baseball Scores From Recent Games
Yesterday's results show New York defeating Pittsburgh 9 to 3 and Boston winning 4 to 2 while Chicago loses 2 to 3. Brooklyn trails 4 to 9 in an 11 inning second game. St. Louis 4 Cincinnati 7 and Philadelphia 0 to 5 reflect scattered outcomes.
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New York
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Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Dodgers
REDS
Cincinnati Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
Today's Games Highlight Regional Matchups
New York plays Pittsburgh, Philadelphia faces St. Louis, Boston meets Chicago, and Brooklyn visits Cincinnati in a slate of early season games across major cities.
West Coast Standings Snapshot
Los Angeles 5 5, Oakland 1 3, San Francisco 0 4, Sacramento 2 3, Seattle 4 3, Missions 10 5. Portland 3 1, Hollywood 2 7.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Seattle
Missions
Portland
Hollywood
Beattie
Columbus 5-1 Toledo 2-6 Milwaukee 4-6
Milwaukee advances with a 4 6 loss as standings show Columbus 5 1 Toledo 2 6 and Louisville 7 4 Indianapolis 8 4. Sunday closes with second game tie under law.
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Indianapolis
St Paul
Sis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville Kansas City
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Iain
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Northwest Rifle and Pistol Champ Crowned in Spokane Meet
A Wenatchee shooter L. E. Wilson won all round honors in the Northwest Rifle association tournament in Spokane. Wilson captured the small bore championship with uncanny accuracy, while other victors included Sergeant John C. Carlson of Fort Missoula who took the Western Montana trophy.
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Spokane
Wash
L. E. Wilson
Wenatchee
Northwest Rifle Association
Western Montana
John OC
Carlson
Fort Missoula
CUNNINGHAM LEADS OLYMPIC STARS AT NC A A MEET IN L A
Los Angeles hosts the 13th annual NCAA championships with stars like Glenn Cunningham and Charles Hornbostel returning to challenge records. More than 300 athletes including nine other Olympians such as Ivan Fuqua Ed Ablowich Glenn Hardin Ralph Metcalfe Roland Romero Frank Crowley Tom Ottey Clyde Coleman and Pete Zaremba arrive to push the Memorial Coliseum oval marks.
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N.C
Los Angeles
Paul Zimmerman
California
Glenn Cunningham
Charles Hornbostel
Ben Eastman
Ivan Fuqua
Indiana
Ed Ablowich
Southern California
Glenn Hardin
Louisiana State
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Roland Romero
Loyola of the South
Frank Crowley
Manhattan
Tom Ottey
Michigan State
Clyde Coleman
Kansas
Pete Zaremba
New York U
Laurel Leafs Triumph Over Knights of Columbus 6-2 in Anaconda
Anaconda’s Laurel Leafs beat Knights of Columbus 6-2 at Athletic Park as Bollinger edges Kline in a sharp pitching duel. Leafs cash in hits for runs with timely offense, improving in the Intercity league and setting up another Anaconda game Friday.
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Pinson Hotel
Colored Giants
Anaconda
Knights of Columbus
Athletic Park
Caseys
Bollinger
Kline
W. Jovick
Hime
Intines Knights of Columbus
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le Roux
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Matheson
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J. Stregar
Laurel Leate
They Tie in Western Open at Peoria in Playoff Tight finish
Harry Cooper of Chicago and Ky Laffoon of Denver finished tied for the Western Open after 72 holes with sub par scoring 274. Johnny Revolta and Bill Mehlhorn followed in a crowded leaderboard, with Armour Thomson and Hagen among the top contenders. A playoff is scheduled for tomorrow to decide the title.
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Ill
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Laffoon
Denver
Cooper
Tommy Armour
Ozaukee
Milwaukee
Peoria Club
Harry
Johnny Revolta
Wild Bills
Mehlhorn
Louisville
Jimmy Thomson
Los Angeles
Ky Laffoon
John Revoilts
Bill Mehlhorn
Tommy Artrour
Julius Ackerbloom
Little Rock
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Munday
Santa Rosa
Cal
Leland Gibson
Topeka
Kansas
Ralph Guldah
Scotty Campbell
Seattle
Jim Noonan
Hammond
Ind
Welter Emery
Oklahoma City
Okla
Vines Wins Western Pro Tennis Title Over Tilden
Ellsworth Vines defeated Bill Tilden in four sets 3-6 8-6 6-2 6-3 to claim the western professional tennis championship in Cleveland. Tilden suffered a second round robin defeat and earlier losses in the semi finals and an exhibition. The June 10 to 17 event saw Gledhill and Barnes among others in play.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ellsworth Vines
Bill Tilden
Hartwick Hurls No Hit Go Against Twin Bridges
Hartwick pitched six hitless innings and Tokle held Twin Bridges scoreless in the final frame as Butte beat Twin Bridges 8-1 in an opening sub district game for Montana American Legion junior teams. Butte advances to face Helena and a return game next Sunday, with Anaconda likely the district final opponent.
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Butte Legion Boys
Twin Bridges
Tokle
Butte
Montana American Legion
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Anaconda
Twin Bridges AB
Bobbpore Bester
Petersen
Morrison
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Foley
Santa Monica Wins Big Over Compton In Tennis Match
Santa Monica High School posted a decisive 25 to 0 victory over Compton in a tennis meet. The Samohi team won four singles and two doubles matches, outlasting opponents 73 of 86 games.
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Santa Monica High School
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Samohi Netters
Carnera Vows Rematch After Baer Victory Controversy
Italian boxing star Primo Carnera, hospitalized with a leg injury, rejects phoney work claims over Primo Baer’s win. He defends the bout as fair and says he fought on one leg, challenging Baer to a rematch and insisting there was nothing phoney about the fight.
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Italy
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Baer
Pinch homer by O'Doul lifts Giants over Pirates
Lefty O'Doul hit a bases loaded pinch homer in the sixth to back the New York Giants as they defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 3. Paul Waner homered for Pittsburgh, the Pirates suffering a seventh loss in eight games.
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Klein's 17th homer boosts Cubs past Braves in 11
Chicago's Chuck Klein hit his seventeenth home run of the season, a long drive fair despite close calls, lifting the Cubs to a 3 to 2 extra inning victory in the second game of a doubleheader after Boston won the opener 4 to 2. The game featured back and forth scoring and key RBIs, with Chicago overcoming early deficits.
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Chuck Klein
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Boston Braves
East-West League Opens With Athletics Victory
The East-West Baseball League opened with the Athletics defeating the Lar gey Lumbers 12 to 6. Athletics posted a 10-5 hit advantage and 1-6 hitting edge. John Stosich earned the win as pitcher.
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Largey Lumbers
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Baseball Batting Race Sees Gehringer and Manush Align
AP notes the shifting paths in the American league batting race as players including Gehringer Manush Bonura Kitin Johnson Ott Pax Gehrig and Bejma post key home run numbers. Leaders show Bonura and Kitin with 17 while Gehringer and Johnson reach 16. League totals sit at American 278 National 268 total 549.
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Centerville nears league lead with 6 0 win over Success Market
Centerville moved within a half game of first place in the Commercial league after a 6 0 victory over Success Market in a makeup game. Dusty Walsh drove in runs in the seventh as Mogus fanned 14 for Success Market while Walsh had 16 strikeouts for Centerville.
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Bolton Stanaway
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Driscoll
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D. McCarthy
Cards Like Ball Players Who Can Double in Brass
ST. LOUIS, June 17. An unusually high versatility quotient among St. Louis Cardinals gives Manager Frankie Frisch replacements for most positions without a larger squad. Ernie Orsatti can play first base, Rip Collins can roam the garden, Pepper Martin has outfield and infield experience, Jack Rothrock covers multiple positions, Pat Crawford has played second and third and in the outfield, while Joe Medwick has third base experience from the Texas League.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Ernie Orsatti
Rip Collins
Pepper Martin
Jack Rothrock
Pat Crawford
Joe Medwick
Anzac Net Stars Lead French in Davis Cup Tie
Australia took a 2 1 lead in the Franco Australian Davis cup series after Jack Crawford and Adrian Quist defeated Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon 6 3 6 4 5 7 4 6 6 3 in Paris. The win followed two upsets and sets up two final singles matches tomorrow.
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Adrian Quist
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Australia
Hatchery rebates trout length against license cost
Salt Lake City reports William Witney, superintendent of the Springville Utah hatchery, says it costs a cent an inch to rear trout. Therefore a sportsman catching an 8 inch trout should credit the state with rebating eight cents of the fishing license price.
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William Witney
Springville
Utah
California Tops National Boxing Week in Ring
California again dominates this week’s boxing lineup with two major shows scheduled. Freddie Milles of Cincinnati defends the featherweight title against Tommy Paul of Buffalo in Los Angeles, while Bob Olin of New York faces Bob Godwin in Hollywood. Pete Latzo of Scranton resumes his comeback in Jersey City against Angel Clive lle of Puerto Rico.
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Hollywood
Freddie Milles
Cincinnati
National Boxing Association
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Bob Olin
Bob Godwin
Jersey City
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Angel Clivelle
Porto Rico
Yankees and Tigers split two tight games in New York
New York Yankees beat Detroit 3 to 2 in the opener as Lefty Gomez improved to 11 and 1, while the Tigers answered with a 5 to 2 victory in the second game behind strong pitching to stay atop the American League race before about 60,000 fans.
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Browns and Red Sox Split in Boston Doubleheader
The Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Browns split a doubleheader in Boston. The Browns won the opener 17 to 7, while the Sox captured the second game.
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New York Teams Lead as Senators Rise in Standings
Washington Senators surge to third place after six wins in seven games to cap a sleepier week. New York Yankees and Giants post five wins each, powered by pitching. standings show Cleveland and others nearby as listings wrap the week in American and National Leagues. Southern Association results include Little Rock, Knoxville, Memphis, and more with Birmingham and Atlanta games noted.
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West Coast Varsity Eight Eyed as 1936 Olympic Prospect
A West Coast sophomore crew from the University of California varsity eight impressed by defending the Poughkeepsie regatta title and edging the University of Washington in a twilight race, marking them as early contenders for the 1936 Olympic Games.
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West Coast Giants
Ebright
University of California
Poughkeepsie
University of Washington
Butte Colored Giants open Montana tour with 14 1 win at Missoula
The Butte Colored Giants defeated Missoula 14 to 1 in a Saturday night game to start a western Montana tour. Mac Walker pitched for Butte and L Atkins contributed with multiple hits including a home run to boost the victory.
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Colored Giants
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Missoula
Mac Walker
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Kirby Law for Tri-City Golf Contests Here
Dr J J Kirby butte country club champion was medalist with 70 as he and his mates entertained Missoula and Great Falls country club golfers yesterday. Missoula had six entries while Great Falls had 14 with Walter Morris shooting 73 for second best. Butte Lakeshore players were at Helena for the day while local Municipal course had one of the biggest play days of the year in handicap civic club and private matches.
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