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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1934

Page

10

Laurel Leafs Rally to Take Lead in Intercity Race

Laurel Leafs of Anaconda beat the Finlens 5-3 at Clark Park to seize sole first in the Intercity league, aided by three Finlen errors and two Leafs misplays. Elmer Swanson earned a split against Joe Berryman with decisive early scoring. J Strecar homered for Laurel, Hicks hit a three-base hit, and Swanson drove in key runs.

Finlen Hotel Clark Park Laurel Leafs Anaconda Leafs Finlens Elmer Swanson Joe Berryman J. Stegar Carmichael Swanson Hoar Woodland Hicks Matheson Emmons Swanson Berryman Mear Hoar J. Strecar G. Strecar J. Stregar K Williams Wagner Girard Berrymen Finlease Lang Moran

Marathon golfer sets new 314 hole world record

Robert Chief Coy completed 314 holes of golf from dusk to 8 p m surpassing the 306 hole mark by Robert Swanson of Los Angeles. He walked over 75 miles and swung his club more than 1 670 times aided by 20 caddies with flashlights and only occasional chocolate milk for nourishment.

Colorado Springs Colo Robert Chief) Coy Robert Swanson Los Angeles Coy

International League scores year dash update

Montreal lost to Syracuse 1 4 1 Buffalo topped Albany 7 5 Rochester defeated Baltimore 9 4. Toronto and Rochester results imply a busy slate with multiple teams posting scores. The brief standings reflect a mix of wins and losses across the circuit.

Montreal Syracuse Buffalo Albany Toronto Sewaehs Rochester Baltimore

Butte Country Club to Host Invitational Golf Match

Warneke stops giant sport with shutout and Butte Country Club prepares an invitational event Sunday. Members from Anaconda Dillon Deer Lodge and Butte will participate with 50 plus players expected. Dillon and Deer Lodge send 12 to 15 each, Anaconda 20 to 25. Registration at the clubhouse urged for Butte players. play begins near 9 a.m.

Butte Anacconda Dillon Deer Lodge Butte C. C Butte Country Club Ray Gill Gill Anaconda

Indians Stop Yankees In Ninth Run Battle Atop Series

Cleveland beat the New York Yankees 9 to 5 in the third game of a five game set as Danny MacFayden’s offerings faded after two innings. Willis Hudlin worked the full game for Cleveland, aided by a big early lead in stifling heat that forced Babe Ruth from the mound after four innings. The Yankees faired with 14 hits to Detroit’s, but Cleveland seized the action with a fifth-inning burst and held on for the win.

New York Danny MacFayden Cleveland Indians New York Yankees Willis Hudlin Indians Deshong Venu Atta Cleveland Rice Knickerbocker Averill Treasy Pytiak Gehrig Crosett Heffner Deshone Trosky Hale Leeds Combs Rolfe Dickey Hudlin Kamm Washington Detroit Tigers Griffith Stadium Tigers Senators Detroit Fox Myer Weltur Stone Goslin Manush Gehr ‘Cronin Inger Travis Rogell Hogesett Cochranec

Mate 6th in English race at Ascot

A C Bostwicks Mate finished sixth in the Goodcup at Ascot as Felicitation the Aga Khan outsider led Gordon Richards to a win. Thor 2nd and Hyperion 3rd followed, with Hyperion the 1933 Epson derby victor and favorite at 8 to 11.

Ascot Eng A. C. Bostwick United States Aga Khan Felicitation Royal Ascot Gordon Richards M. M. Boussac Thor Lord Derby Hyperion Victor Idol England

Three Far Western Boys Star at Net

In a hot day of tennis California placed three men in the eastern intercollegiate championships semi finals. Gene Mako USC and Jack Tidball UC Los Angeles both advanced after hard quarter final battles joining Leonard Patterson California Tech and E Ramey Donovan Fordham in the last four.

New York California Gene Mako University of Southern California Jack Tidball University of California, Los Angeles Leonard Patterson California Tech E. Ramey Donovan Fordham

Cavalcade Heads Mighty Stable Arrives for Arlington Meet

Cavalcade the 3 year old champion with seven Brookmeade stablemates including High Quest and Time Clock arrived at Arlington Park for the meeting opening June 25. Cavalcade is eligible for three stakes the Classic Stars and Stripes and Arlington handicap after wins in the Kentucky American and Detroit Derbies.

Chicago Um—Cavalcade High Quest Brookmeade Arlington Park Race Track Cavalcade Arlington

Four Yanks reach Queens Club tennis semifinals in England

In London on June 21 the Queens Club tournament saw an all American semifinal lineup. Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles defeated Jiro Fujikura 6 4 8 6 to face Sidney Wood of New York while Frank Shields beat Marcel Bernard 12 10 6 4 and George Lott of Chicago beat Jiro Yamagishi 6 4 2 6 6 4.

London Lester Stoefen Los Angeles Sidney Wood New York Frank Shields New Yorker George Lott Chicago Stoefen Jiro Fujikura Japan Lott Jiro Yamagishi Wood David Jones Shields Marcel Bernard France

USGA selects eight for Curtis Cup defense in 1939

The United States Golf Association invited five veterans and three rising stars to face Great Britain in the Curtis Cup at Chevy Chase on September 27 and 28. Lead hopeful Virginia Van Wie, a Chicago champion since 1932, headlines the list alongside Glenna Collett Ware Maureen Orcutt Leona Cheney Opal Hill and three youngsters Charlotte Glutting Lucille Robison Amelia Gorczyza. Helen Hicks, now a businesswoman, also was invited but stepped back.

New York United States Golf Association America Great Britain John G. Jackson Chevy Chase Club Washington, D. C Virginia van Wit Chicago United States England Wentworth Twauneathas Moambhare Glenna Collett Ware Philadelphia Maureen Orcutt Englewood N. J Leona Cheney Los Angeles Opal S. Hill Kansas City Charlotte Glutting South Orange Lucille Robinson Des Moines Iowa Amelia Gorczyza Fort Worth Texas

Warneke shuts out Hubbell in topsy Chicago duel

Lonnie Warneke hurled a four hit shutout over Carl Hubbell as Chicago beat New York 4 to 0 with Billy Jurges delivering a key homer and Warneke pinning down the win before a home crowd. Dizzy Dean then notched his tenth victory for St Louis in a 9 to 2 win over Brooklyn aided by the bats of Medwick and Martin. Berger homered twice in Boston’s 8-7 win over Pittsburgh. Preitas tossed a 4-1 Cincinnati win over Philadelphia.

Chicago Lonnie Warneke Carl Hubbell New York Giants Hubbell Pride of Ryan New York Co W. Herman Hartnett Murst Jurges Jurees Klein Jackson Cuyler Hack New York Dizzy Dean ST. Louis Dirty Dean Brooklyn Dodgers Brooklyn Oeres Boyle Martin Jordan Is Rothrock Rf Taylor Taylor If 465 0 Frisch 24141 Fredrick Rf Medwick If Lesiie Collins Cucinelo Davis Pullis Loper Whiteha Sukefrthe Deanp Zachary P Smythe Munns Wilson

Western League Scores Reported From Night Half

The Western League results list St. Joseph 4 Cedar Rapids 6, Davenport 11 Sioux City 0, Des Moines 3 Omaha 4, and Topeka 0 Rock Island 1, reflecting a varied slate of baseball outcomes.

St. Joseph Cedar Rapids Davenport Sioux City Des Moines Omaha Topeka Rock Island

Alabama Sports and Recreation Draw 600000 Citizens

The Alabama Department of Game and Fisheries estimates about 600000 citizens partake in some form of sport or recreation in the state's woods fields and waters annually.

Alabama Department of Game and Fisheries

Baseball Big Baser Home Run Standings

Daily leaders report yesterday s home runs Berger Braves Johnson Athletics Foxx Athletics McNair Athletics Coleman Athletics Whitney Braves Moore Braves Collins Cardinals Medwick Cardinals Jurges Cubs L Waner Pirates Simmons White Sox Campbell Browns Burns Browns Greenberg Tigers Leaders Johnson Athletics Gehrig Yankees Ott Giants Klein Cubs Bonura White Sox Poxx Athletics Totals American 301 National League 288 total 58

Berger Braves Johnson Athletics Foxx McNair Coleman Whitney Moore Collins Cardinals Medwick Jurges Cubs L. Waner Pirates Simmons White Sox Campbell Browns Burns Greenberg Tigers Gehrig Yankees Ott Giants Klein Bonura Poxx American National

Roosevelt backs Harvard against Yale in Thames clash

New London Conn June 21 President Roosevelt will watch Yale and Harvard compete on the Thames with his son Franklin Jr rowing Harvard No 6 in the freshman shell The president’s presence is expected to attract a large crowd Yale aims to end a long losing streak while Harvard looks for a fourth straight Crimson victory Yale crews train against favored times near the course record creating a tense build up for the main race tomorrow

New London Conn Yale Harvard Thames Roosevelt Sequoia Franklin Jr Shell Crimson Eli

Varsity Waltz Draws ISU Coach’s Ire Over Intercollegiate Dancing

Iowa State College athletics director George Veenker rails against intercollegiate dancing as captains from the state university attend a Varsity I club sponsored dance in Ames. He wanted football basketball and baseball rivalries not dancing.

Towa Ames Iowa George Veenker Iowa State College University of Iowa The State University Iowa State

Renfro Excels With Borrowed Gun In Western Trap Shoot

E W Renfro of Dell Montana tops the doubles with 96 of 100 at the western zone American Trapshooting Association championships in Salt Lake City. He misses a singles record 625 in a row using a borrowed gun after a 526 day streak. Rush Razee wins joint second in doubles with 94, while Razee leads singles with 99 in a field including G L Becker Alf Christenson. Montanans post several scores in the event.

Salt Lake City E. W Ted” Renfro Dell, Mont Renfro Montana Rush Razee Denver H. B. Carlisle Razee G. L. Becker Ogden Utah Alf Christenson H. R. Peterson Dillon J. A. Poore Butte R. A. Prater Billings Roy Forrester Dillion Ee Jim Poore Burton Poore Secccs

Knickerbocker of Indians Real Ace

William Hart Knickerbocker of Los Angeles star shortstop for the Cleveland Indians hits .353 and shines in defense, while Joe Cronin leads the American League shortstop vote for the all star game at the Polo Grounds on July 10.

New York William Hart Knickerbocker Los Angeles California Cleveland Indians Polo Grounds Joe Cronin Washington Knickerbocker Bill Joe

Laurel Leafs Edge Pinlen Hotel 5 3 in Narrow Victory

Last night Laurel Leafs defeated Pinlen Hotel 5 to 3. Tonight's games include Clark Park Walkerville against Pinlen Hotel, Anaconda K. of vs Laurel Leafs, and Hebgen Grand Silver versus South Side Hardware.

Laurel Leafs Pinlen Hotel Clark Park Walkerville Pinlenotel Anaconda K. of Hebgen Grand Silver South Side Hardware

Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games

Yesterday results show Cleveland 9 over New York 5 and Detroit 6 to Washington 8, Chicago 3 4 Boston 6 1, St. Louis 7 2 and Philadelphia 5 6. Today Cleveland visits New York, Detroit goes to Washington, Chicago at Boston, St. Louis hosts Philadelphia.

Cleveland New York Detroit Washington Chicago Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Louis

Big Ten Track Shows Even Talent Across League in 1934

Western conference track results indicate a trend toward even distribution of strength this season with Illinois Indiana Michigan and Northwestern combining for 141.3 points while last year Ohio State joined the top quartet with 183.5 points. Michigan and Illinois maintain dominance as Illinois wins the 1934 meet amid Indiana challenge.

Chicago Big Ten Illinois Indiana Michigan Northwestern Ohio State Illini

White Sox beat Boston 4-1 in finale of doubleheader

Widow Wyatt pitched for Chicago to stop Boston from overtaking Washington in the AL. In the opener, the Yankees–Collins entry won 6-8 to stretch their streak to five. Chicago scored early and held on for the win while Boston managed a late surge but fell short.

Boston Wyatt Chicago Boston Red Sox Washington White Sox Yanke-Collins Bonura Ib Morgan Ib Simmons If Jhnsn If Boken Cooke Ef Ek Porter Rf Cham Perrelle Berlin Larg Os Madjeskie Jhnsn Lyons P

Athletics end skid with 6 2 win over Browns in second game

In Philadelphia, June 31, the Athletics rebounded from a 6 2 loss to St. Louis in the first game to win the second game 6 2. Newsom pitched for Philadelphia, supported by Burns and McNair with key RBIs and home runs by Burns and Coleman.

Philadelphia The Athletics St. Louis Browns Fiohr Tals Neserce Beima West Burns Campbell Melillo Strange Newsom McNair Johnson Foxx Coleman Bejma Higgins St. Louis Mahaffey R.H.E Knott,gotman and Hernsley Marcum and Berry

Army Coach Marries in Omaha Wedding

Miss Verone Gruenther, daughter of Mrs. C. M. Gruenther of Omaha, wed Lieutenant Garrison H. Davidson, head coach of the Army football team, at a home ceremony. They plan a wedding trip to California before returning to West Point.

Omaha, Neb Verone Gruenther C. M. Gruenther Omaha Garrison H. Davidson Army West Point California

Night results mix in city races and track titles

The scores show Missions 1 Oakland 2, Hollywood 11 Sacramento 4 Portland 1 San Francisco 4 Seattle 5 and Los Angeles 2. Michigan is noted as the favorite in a tied Western scene. Since 1917 Illinois and Michigan have won all outdoor track conference titles except 1931 when Wisconsin took the title.

Missions Oakland Hollywood Sacramento Portland San Francisco Seattle Los Angeles Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Missions Wee

NC A A Track Meet On Tap Best Since 32 Olympics

More than 300 athletes from 89 institutions gathered for the NC A A national championship at the Memorial Coliseum. LSU, Stanford and USC were favored for the team title, with stars like Glenn Cunningham and Bill Bonthron in the spotlight. Prelims begin tomorrow, with finals Saturday, and the meet is expected to draw over 40 000 spectators.

N.C. A.A Paul Zimmerman Los Angeles Finnata Neminnoleie Emmune Bahna California Louisiana State Glenn Cunningham Kansas Bill Bonthron Princeton Gene Venzke Pennsylvania Glenn Hardin al] Blackman

Grands Take Lead In City League Race

Grand Storemen topple Silver Bow Parks 8 to 3 behind Jimmy Otis after a 12-5 hitting edge. McLeod homered for Silver Bow. Latimer, Abbott, and Otis key for Grand. In Commercial League Amos Brothers blank Success Market 6 to 0 behind Plute’s three hits. Lamuth and Nevin singled well. Centerville stops Eureka Beer 7 to 1 as Dixon limits the visitors to three hits and Miller doubles for the Beer Club.

Amos Brothers Success Market Centerville Eureka Beer Cseeeses Centerville Neemenenee Humber Grand Silver Bow Parks Rosedale Eureka Grand Storemen Jimmy Otis Silver Bow McLeod Daniels P Rf Ocallahan Rf Miller Ib O Hogan P Jellick M'Leod O Holland Ce Ahters Latimer If Freel If Ofealy Subich Rhe Silver Bow Park Gaird Mahagen Blatt Otis Healy Latimer Daniels Mahagen McCarthy Silver Bow Park Grand Store Toomy McCarthy Commercial League Grocers Plute Lamuth Nevin Ee R.H. E. Amos Bros Albright H. Pagan Mufich Holm C. Pegan H. Fagan Flute Hensley Wold Koppo Strah Olson Gulch Dublin Gulch Eureka Beer Club Dixon Mike Miller Eureka Beer 'Es Abhoa Road Vaghn Ef Youlten A Denby Harper M’gonigle Innines Roach G. Vaughn Krause Miller Malkovich Driscoll McGonigle Bognan and Kelly

Squire Juniors Triumph in Junior League Baseball

Columbian Squires defeated Hennessy Garage 11 to 7 to strengthen their bid for second-half honors in the American Legion junior league. Batteries were credited to Triticich, Marja, Cote, and Slatt with the Ga ragemen scoring seven runs.

Squire Columbian Squires American Legion Hennessy Garagemen RHE Hennessy Garage Triticich Marja Cote and Slatt

Lambertus to defend 200m hurdles at national meet

Lambertus, star hurdler and sprinter from the University of Nebraska, entered the American outdoor track and field championships in Milwaukee. He will defend the national 200 meter low hurdle title won in Chicago last summer.

Lambertus Milwaukee Wis University of Nebraska Chicago

Patience of Texas Golfer Triumphs with 22 on Lake Hole

Mrs R B Coleman of Texas faced a tough finish in the Women’s Texas Golf association nine hole flight at Dallas as she dumped multiple balls into the lake on the final hole but finished with a 22 for the hole and a total score of 95. A gallery of over 100 watched her steady grind to the end and she cheekily told the crowd they doubted her.

Dallas Texas R. B. Coleman

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