Butte Boosters Stop East Helena 3 2 In Montana Baseball Battle
Butte Boosters defeated East Helena Smelterites 3 to 2 to tighten the Montana State League race. Mahlon Nettleton earned his first win over two losses, stifling East Helena on five hits as Joey Serenar took the loss for the Smelterites. The game featured key RBIs by Girard, Painich, Freebourn, and Butler, with East Helena wasting a late threat.
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Eastelena Club
Missoula Club
Garden City Boys
Helena
Butte
East Helena
Joe Serenar
Harry Kovich
Hill
Elmer Butler
Harvey Girard
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Mihhelich
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Smeltermen
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Butler
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Southern Cal Trojans Repeat N C A Track Title
Baseball standings show Saturday results with St. Louis tying New York 6 and St. Louis beating Boston 13 9 while Philadelphia and Chicago split 11 5. Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 4 1 and Detroit defeated New York 7 3. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 0 13 innings and Boston lost to St. Louis 13 9.
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Washington
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California Trojans claim 20th NCAA track crown in thrilling meet
California University Trojan athletes dominate the 20th NCAA track and field championships, securing their seventh straight team title with 81% points. Indiana places second, UCLA 3rd, while standouts Norwood Ewell Penn State and Bob Wright Ohio State claim double wins in sprint events.
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Calif
University of California
Trojans
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Billy Brown
Louisiana State University
Norwood Ewell
Penn State
Bob Wright
Ohio State
Ewell
Wright
Les Steers
University of Oregon
Los Angeles
Archie Harris
Harris
Willis Schrader
Germany
Jim Lang
Washington State College
Lang
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Grover Klemmer
Huber Kerns
Southern California
Harold Bogrow
New York University
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Leslie MacMitchell
Idaho
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Les
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Gil Cruter
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Weea
UBC
Peter Campenne
Nebrasea
Kerns
USC
Bogran
Kremmer
Cali
Littler
Probable major league pitchers for tomorrow doubleheaders
Major league schedule for tomorrow lists probable starters by team with won loss records. National League matchups include Boston at Chicago Javery and Posede followed by Olsen and Mooty or Presswell. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Blanton and Hughes vs Sewell and Butcher. Brooklyn at Cincinnati Wyatt and Highe vs Derringer and Vander Meer. New York at St. Louis Hubbell and Melton or Wittig vs Lanter and Gumbert. American League notes Cleveland at Washington Feller vs Sandra. Detroit at New York Newhouser vs Ruffing. Chicago at Philadelphia Lyons and Smith vs Babich and Marchildon. St. Louis at Boston Niggeling and Kramer vs Harris and Wegener.
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Chicago
Javery
Posede
Olsen
Mooty
Presswell
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Blanton
Hughes
Sewell
Butcher
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Wyatt
Highe
Derringer
Vander Meer
St. Louis
Hubbell
Melton
Wittig
Lanter
Gumbert
Cleveland
Washington
Feller
Sandra
Detroit
Newhouser
Ruffing
Lyons
Smith
Babich
Marchildon
Niggeling
Kramer
Harris
Wegener
Ragged Baseball Box Score Detailing RBI and Earned Runs
Fragmentary box score lists Rathien RBI credits for Szakash Blahnik Kelley Jenkin and notes earned runs for Missoula Helena with umpires R Kibble and E Furlong.
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Rathien
Szakash
Blahnik
Kelley
Jenkin
Missoula
Helena
R. Kibble
E. Furlong
Sir Jeffrey Sweeps Inglewood Handicap Track Record
Inglewood Calif June 21 uP Louis B Mayers Sir Jeffrey won the $10 000 added Inglewood handicap at Hollywood Park breaking the mile and one sixteenth record in 1 42 25. He beat Woof Woof two lengths with outsider Mr Grundy third. Get Out and Ship Biscuit finished tenth and eleventh in the 11 horse field.
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Calif
Uu.p
Louis B. Mayer
Sir Jeffrey
Hollywood Park
Woof Woof
Bernard B. Robinson
Hurst Philpot
Mr. Grundy
Florida
Ship Biscuit
Ship Biscuit, Entry of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore
Circle M Ranch
Cardinals Pitcher Morton Cooper To Undergo Elbow Surgery
St Louis reports Morton Cooper will have the chipped bone removed from the back of his right elbow next Monday. The pitcher, who has a 7 win 3 loss record this season, had hoped to avoid the operation until the pennant race ended.
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Morton Cooper
Cardinals
Whirlaway Wins Dwyer Stakes in Aqueduct thriller
Whirlaway dominated the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct clocking a mile and a quarter in 2 03 2 6 and earning $8,075 to lift career earnings to $244,186. He finished a length ahead of Market Wise with Robert Morris third as judge rulings on a foul claim nullified. Blenheim’s son set the stake record for the year in the 53rd running.
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New York
Whilaway
Joe Louis
Aqueduct
Billy Conn
Louis
Warren Wright
Kentucky
Whirly
Lou Tufano
Market Wise
J. Pred Byer
Robert Morris
Blenheim
Seattle Police Lieutenant Wins Northwest Pistol Opener
Lieut H O OBrien of the Seattle police department captured top honors in the Northwest pistol matches opening in Anaconda. He totaled 1 951 points across eight events, leading 38 shooters, and also claimed the national pistol match and Camp Perry police course. Other leaders included J E Libby and Henry Peterson, with Sunday events featuring a Buddy Match and team contests.
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H. O. O'Brien
Seattle
O’brien
Northwest
Camp Perry
O'Brien
J. E. Libby
U. S
Grady
Great Falls
Henry Peterson
Scobey
O. Peterson
Libby
Barney Larsen
Tinker
Helena
J. H. Cosgriff
Fort Missouri
Local Softball Schedule Posted by Pat McCarthy
Standings to date and this week’s senior softball league schedule posted by Pat McCarthy director at SoMese. Week's games list field and umpires across Harrison No.1 No.2 No.3 Hebgen No.1 No.2 Morri son No.1 No.2 and other halls with teams including Montana Power Mecca Texaco ACM Engineers Post Office DeMoley Hawkesworth and Continental.
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SoMese
Miners
Montana Power
Harrison
Fearon
Phil Judde
Ve. Anselmo
J. Mick
West Ride
ACM Engineers
Newland
Perinos
K. of C
Hebgen
Marron
DeMolay
Anselmo
J Crumby
Jim's Place
Weetside
J. McCarthy
Continental
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B. Paul
C. O
Anselmo Mine
Texacore
Montana Power Classic
Phil Judds
Miners Dairy
West Side
Cocare Dwaltet Scene
Perino S Ae Engineers
X. c
Jim's
de Molay Continental Post Office
Long Shot Sir Jeffrey Wins Inglewood Handicap
Sir Jeffrey, a $17.80 longshot, set a track record 1:42.5 for 1 1/16 miles to win the $10,000 Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park. Woof Woof finished second and Mr. Grundy took third as buildup to the $75,000 Gold Cup on July 19.
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Los Angeles
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Hollywood Park
Far West Leads In Amateur Athlete Track Standings
The Amateur Athlete magazine releases its June tabulation of top track and field marks as the Far West tops the list with six first places and 61-3 points. Key performers include Harold Davis Cornelius Watnerdam Grover Klemmer and Greg Rice with contenders from the Mid West East and South. The 53rd AAA championships are set for June 28–29 at Franklin Field Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
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Grover Klemmer
Cornelius Watnerdam
Les Steers
al Blazis
Billy Brown
Greg Rice
Mid-West
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Idaho
Harold Stickel
Pitt
Bob Ginn
Nebraska
Bob Wright
Ohio State
Dan Ferris
Salinas Junior College
California
Olympic Club
Bob Peoples
Southern California
Leibowitz
Oregon
Davis
Peyton Jordan
A. A
Campbell Kane
Indiana
South Bend
Archie Harris
Wright
Blazis
Georgetown
Matt Flaherty
New Hampshire
Stickel
Harvey Kelsey
Andover
Sportsmen Asked for Their Views on Open Seasons
Dr. J B McFarland former game warden urged Montana sportsmen to submit recommendations for open seasons on native upland game birds. The Fish and Game Commission, which set October 26 as the Chinese pheasant hunting opening and postponed the 1941 bag limit, seeks information from across the state. Liberation of adult pheasants is to begin about June 25 followed by release of young birds.
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U.P
McFarland
Montana
Fish and Game Commission
St Patrick Lads Rally Past Anacondans 11 8
The St Patricks edged Anaconda in an intermediate baseball game Saturday. St Patricks scored 10 runs in the final inning to win 11 to 8. Snow pitched for St Patricks with Clifford starting for Anaconda.
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Anaconda
Snow
Clifford
Torrid Texans Near Title
Jimmy Demaret and Ben Hogan seized the Inverness invitational four-ball lead in Toledo Ohio as they won their afternoon match 63 eight under par and moved to plus 11 with two rounds left. Sam Byrd and Johnny Bulla earlier led the field before Demaret Hogan’s late surge.
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Ohio
Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogan
Inverness
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Thomson
Sam Byrd
Johnny Bulla
Demaret-Hogan
Thomson-Nelson
Horton Smith
Lawson Little
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Lloyd Mangrun
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Dick Metz
Clayton Heafner
Ralph Guidahl
E. J
Dutch” Harrison
Byrd Bulla
Little
Western Crews Face Washington In Hudson Regatta
Poughkeepsie June 21 Washington is favored to win the Intercollegiate Rowing Association four mile race at the Hudson regatta with California nipping at its heels. The 44th renewal pits Washington against the field as California boosts its status after a brisk four mile trial.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson
Washington
California
Butte C C Pro Hot in Idaho Open Lead
Stanley Kertes, Santa Monica pro, shot 67 after 69 to lead the Idaho open with 136 after 36 holes. John Geersteen of Denver is one behind at 137, Hayden Newton and Emery Zimmerman tied at 130 after 36 holes, final 36 to play tomorrow. Ray Owen of Butte also posted 141.
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Idaho
Stanley Kertes
Santa Monica
Calif
Kertes
John Geersteen
Denver
Emery Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Hayden Newton
Grand Junction
Colo
Jack Ewanson
Butte
Mont
Junior Net Entries Must Report Monday Morning
All entries in the grade school tennis tournament must report to the courts where they are scheduled to play Monday at 9 o clock. Class A and B boys and girls are included. Dixie LaHood and Harry Northey supervise at Emmet Steele street and Harrison avenue courts.
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Emmet
Steele Street
Harry Northey
Harrison Avenue
Red Wings Buy Pitcher Ripple From Reds
Rochester announces purchase of Jimmy Ripple from National League champions for cash. In Philadelphia, Bill Crouch is sold by the Phillies to the St Louis Cardinals as part of a player transfer deal.
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N. Y
Jimmy Ripple
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Philadelphia
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Bill Crouch
St. Louis Cardinals
Big Registered Trapshoot Here Sunday
Western Montana trapshoot stars compete at the Butte Trap and Skeet club in a big registered shoot for the month. Four division championships are decided as competition runs from noon until dark, with visitors from across the state watching and the club preparing for the state open in Dillon July 18 to 20.
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Montana
Butte
Dillon
C Y O Softball Sees Strong Turnout In Butte
Butte C Y O reports its softball program as the city’s busiest season. Pat McCarthy announces 174 players across six women’s teams and seven men’s teams. The rosters include many local players across St. Lawrence St. Joseph St. Patrick Sacred Heart Immaculate Conception St. Mary and Knights of Columbus squads.
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Pat McCarthy
St. Lawrence
Lilly DeBerti
Dorothy Brown
C. Hilman
Phyliss Tregidga
Ann Fisher
Eva Howard
Annabelle Houchin
Phyllis Frankl
Louise Kearney
Mary Hovan
Eleanor Walsh
Evelyn Hillman
St. Joseph
M. van Hamm
Julia Piskolich
Frances Walsh
Grace Hurley
Jean Dineen
Dolores Kabalin
Anna Mae McElheney
Laverne Picard
Rita LaCoure
Lorraine LeCoure
Lorraine Jakila
Elsie Lloyd
Edith Bureh
Trudie Lonner
Laura Wier
Rena Spier
Helen Ozanich
Rose Ryan
Carrie Robinson
Helen Tritica
Marie Linduska
Helen Bargman
Rose McManus
Allie Black
Betty Shields
Marion Tower
Neva Tower
Marion Hale
Nan Fritz
Wilma Frey
Peggy Schara
Rose McNulty
Lis McNulty
Violet McNultie
Margaret Walsh
Kathleen Whelan
Virginia Keating
Sacred Heart
Barney Rask
Ted Trudell
Minor Trudell
A. Richards
B. Richards
Pat MccCarthy
Art Decker
Joey Caine
Immaculate Conception
Ed Kirkpatrick
Buck Rodgers
Horst Burgman
Harry Finberg
Mickey Conlan
Jack Prothero
One Williams
J. Jackelini
J. Neville
E. McGivern
F. Davis
A. Sorich
H. Pierce
Hoar
R. Cheff
St. Mary
John Fearon
Duckie Kelly
Charles Lee
Haddie Crowley
John Mulcahy
Ed Foley
Frankino
J. Lee
P. Lee
F. Harrington
Jack Lowney
Fred McFadden
Jack Sullivan
Rich Bowman
Kevin Thomas
Bob Walker
Sill Sulloway
Bud Huddleston
Bob McArthur
Joe Flannery
St. John
George
M. Merrick
B. Fritz
Bern Maloney
Tom Tobin
F. McHugh
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M. Ocullerton
Whirlaway Wins Dwyer Stakes in Turf Classic
Whirlaway, Warren's Triple Crown winner, captured the $10,000 Dwyer Stakes at New York facing four three year olds. El Wise, owned by Mrs Louise Tufano, ran second with J P Robert Morris finishing third. Bob Logan returned to pitching for Indianapolis as the Reds retained ownership of the southpaw.
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Whirlaway
Warren
Today
Nct
Louise Tufano
el Wise
J. P
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