Parks Widen Lead With 4-2 Win Over McQueens
Silver Bow Parks widened their Copper league lead to two and a half games by defeating the second-place McQueens 4-2 Monday night. Frank Metally pitched six hits for his third win against no defeats, scoring the deciding run with a fifth inning on a 2-2 tie. Charley Mitchell pitched for McQueens and homered in the fourth to tie the game.
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Baumholtz Ready for Majors Again
Frank Baumholtz, 31, star outfielder for Los Angeles Angels, is fit to return to the majors. He leads the Pacific Coast League with 395 batting, nine hits in the last week, and seven homers this season, drawing scouts who think he could help the Chicago Cubs in the outfield.
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Stan Musial Suffers Drop in Batting Race as Kell Leads
New York June 19 Stan Musial dropped to .364 in the National League batting race after a .200 week with four hits in 20 at bats at Philadelphia and Brooklyn. Jackie Robinson moved to .352, with Duke Snider and Enos Slaughter near him at .346 and .343. Eddie Stanky and Andy Pafko tied for fifth at .333, while Johnny Hopp and Whitey Lockman rose into the top ten. Jethroe leads in runs and stolen bases with 49 and 13. Snider and Slaughter share the hits lead at 71. Campanella and Sauer top the homers with 14. Roberts and Hiller boast strong records, and Warren Spahn holds strikeout lead with 70.
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South Side AC Beats Silver Bow Parks 8-7 in Extra Innings
In an eight inning 8-7 win for South Side AC Intermediate over Silver Bow Parks, an infield error and Lochrie's triple broke a 7-7 tie in the eighth. Toy homered in the fifth to spark a late South Side rally as Deane shut Parks down in the extra frame. Shea reached on an error and scored on Lochie's triple for the decisive run. East Side defeated Highlanders 17-13 with Crosley homering for the winners and Bishop for the losers.
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American Association Scores Five Varsity Games Outline
Indianapolis blanked Minneapolis five to none while Columbus edged Milwaukee five to three and Toledo won two to one against Kansas City. The results list multiple matchups in the American Association.
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International League Scores Reported
Baltimore defeats Buffalo 12 to 2 while Montreal earns a 6 to 2 win over Syracuse and Springfield beats Toronto 14 to 1 in the latest league results.
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Missoula Juniors Trim Livingston In A Legion Match
Mis soula American Legion juniors defeated Livingston 11 to 4 in a Class A league game. Bill Fortune pitched effectively guiding Missoula to the win on Monday night.
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Kell grabs 18 point edge in AL batting race
Detroit’s George Kell moved to 384 to lead the American League batting race as Boston’s Walt Dropo slipped to .366. Doby falls to fourth at .355 while Hoot Evers and Al Zarilla chase. Ted Williams leads in homers and runs, Williams and Vern Stephens share RBI lead, Kell leads in hits, Dillinger tops triples, Byrne 8-1 famed pitcher, Reynolds 69 strikeouts.
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Walt Dropo
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Cleveland
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Hoot Evers
Philadelphia
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Dillinger
Tommy Byrne
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Saddler Knocks Out Forte in Oakwood Bout
Toronto report says Sandy Saddler 129 of New York defeated Johnny Forte 137 of New York by a third round knockout at Oakwood Stadium. The bout ended at 1:38 of the round, in Monday night action.
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National League Monday Results: Brooklyn Rout Sinks New York
National League results show Brooklyn defeating New York 8 to 5 and Pittsburgh beating Boston 1 to 0. Cincinnati at Philadelphia was postponed due to rain, leaving only the two completed games on the schedule.
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Probable pitchers listed for Tuesday MLB games
New York report lists likely starters across the National and American leagues with team matchups and current win loss records. Brecheen Hartung or Kennedy. Raffensberger Santa or Branca. Law Meyer. Rush Sain. Lopat Lemmon. Consuegra Hutchinson. Kinder Wight. Shantz Graver.
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Jackym Frozen Out of Washington Senators Setup
Jamestown Post Journal reports 31 year old Jackym will sell his 40 percent stake in the Washington Senators after being frozen out by club president Clark Griffith. Griffith has consolidated control of the American League club, leaving Jackym sidelined and considering quitting within 48 hours.
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Trapshoot Title Won by Boyer
C L Boyer of Dillon will represent the local trap shooting contingent in the state shoot on July 6 at Great Falls after capturing Beaverhead county champion of champions with 95x100 from the 16 yard line and winning the handicap doubles with 48x50. Other top marks include H L Snead 94x100 in the champion of champions, Jack Hurley 99x100 in Class A, John Jackson 95x100 in Class B, Bill Jacobs 97x100 in Class C, George Roe 91x100 in Class D, and Ted Renfro Jr 46x50 in singles.
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Butte
Deer Leads Officers on Merry Chase
Officers Vern Maddock and William McCallum chased a whitetail deer through golf links and across a lawn south of the Mining city during hunting season. The deer sped away, was directed through a gate, and remained at large beyond town limits.
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Warehouse Defeats Engineers 20 to 18 In A C M Softball
Warehouse beat Engineers 20 to 18 in AC M Softball league action on Monday night. Emmamine won by forfeit from the Truckers. Tuesday games feature Mountain Con. versus Samplers at Columbia Gardens and Belmont versus Orphan Girl Travonia at the School of Mines field.
Miners Union Sets Practice Session on Tuesday Night
Del Satterfield manager of the Miners Union team in the Butte Copper league calls a practice for 6 o clock Tuesday evening at Harrison avenue field. A full turnout is expected.
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Ron Bond Hurls Two Hit Game in Western League
Sherman school pitcher Ron Bond tossed a two hitter with 14 strikeouts to lead a 9 to 1 win over Immaculate Conception in the Western league. Casagranda homered for the lone run against Bond. Hocking added a bases loaded triple as part of four hits off Smith and Casagranda. Blaine beat Paul Clark home 17 to 4. Bury homered and tripled in a 12-hit Blaine effort. Emerson beat Whittier 8 to 7. Parrett homered for the losers. Sacred Heart downed Longfellow 10-4 as McElhenny hit a four-bagger for Sacred Heart and the team tallied in every inning.
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Sacred Heart
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Texas League Scores For Oklahoma City and Fort Worth
Oklahoma City defeated Houston 7 to 4 while Fort Worth beat Shreveport 11 to 8 Tulsa posted a 6 to 2 win over San Antonio Beaumont shut out Dallas 8 to 0 and led the day’s slate with strong performances from multiple clubs.
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Pioneer League Scores From Great Falls to Twin Falls
Great Falls defeated Idaho Falls 6 to 0 while Salt Lake and Boise split games with Salt Lake winning 6-6 no score listed for Boise 3-5. Billings lost to Pocatello 3-9 and Ogden beat Twin Falls 11 to 13 in a high scoring set of Pioneer League matches.
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Oregon Amateur Captures Medal Honors in Western Women's Open
Corvallis amateur Grace DeMoss edged a strong field in Denver to win medal honors with a 75 in the 18 hole qualifying for the 21st Western Women's Open. DeMoss, 22, from Oregon State, overcame wind and rain to post birdies on 11 and 12 and finish 1 over for the front and back sides.
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San Antonio
Miss Jameson
Dodgers Move Into First With 8-5 Win Over Giants
Brooklyn ties St. Louis for first after beating New York 8 to 5. Branca earned the win going the distance, while Robinson and Purillo posted three hits each in Brooklyn’s 10-hit attack.
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Rickert's 11th inning homer lifts White Sox past Senators
Marvin Rickert homered for the second time this season in the 11th inning to give the Chicago White Sox a 4–3 win over Washington. Rickert also tied the game in the ninth, as Sid Hudson pitched for Washington and took the loss. Attendance was 7,638.
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Tribute for Walter Ballard Honored by Montana Officials
Helena June 19 A resolution honoring the memory of Walter T Ballard of Butte dean of Democratic state representatives was adopted by Montana fish and game officials Monday The resolution praised Ballard for devoting his energy to conserving Montana wildlife resources and improving laws to keep pace with new conditions in wildlife management and conservation
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Armed Is Retired by Calumet Farm
H A Jones trainer for Calumet on the West Coast said Armed, an older star, has been retired from racing. Jones reported from Golden Gate Fields that Armed is out of active competition as of Monday.
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Jimmy) Jones
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Terry Allen to defend world flyweight title Aug. 1
Terry Allen of England will make his first defense of the world flyweight title against Dada Marino of Hawaii in Honolulu on August 1. The offer was announced by Allen’s manager Johnny Sharpe on Monday.
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