Reds Rally in Ninth to Rally Past Dodgers for 6 5 Win
Cincinnati Reds erase a late deficit with a three run ninth inning, highlighted by a base clearing double from Peanuts Lowrey, to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 5 and pull into a tie for first. The win snapped Brooklyn’s five game streak and halted Cincinnati’s seven game skid.
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Solons Halt Tigers in sweep as Yanks fall short
Washington Senators beat Detroit Tigers 12 4 behind Sandalio Consuegra five hit outing. Yankees lose to Indians 5 1 as Wynn grants four hits. White Sox top Red Sox 3 1 with Pierce on mound. Athletics edge Browns 4 2 with Hooper games win aided by Brissie. Multiple line scores and player recaps shown for teams Washington Detroit New York Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis.
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Montana Scouts Enjoy White Sox Win at Comiskey Park
Two hundred fifty Montana Boy Scouts plus leaders and executives watched the Chicago White Sox defeat the Boston Red Sox 3 to 1 at Comiskey Park. The group included 22 Scouts from Butte. They were guests of White Sox management and were en route to Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, for a national Scout jamboree.
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National rifle shoot returns after nine years at Camp Roberts
The national rifle shoot will be renewed at Camp Roberts California from September 20 to 25 following the small bore and pistol events in San Francisco September 20 to 23. This marks the first national event in nine years and recalls Camp Perry days that drew sharpshooters from Butte and western Montana.
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Shermans Rally to 8 6 Win Over St Marys
In the Western league for boys in grade school, the Shermans erased a 3-0 lead by scoring three in the seventh. A rally featured two walks, Vaughn and Bond singles, and Bolton's double for an 8-6 victory over St Marys at Cinders.
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Salmon Fly Hatch Out on Madison River
The Madison river's annual salmon fly hatch is out and fishing is good according to H F Mosbaugh of the federal fish and wildlife service. Crews noting a large gain in fish taken last weekend also report good luck on the lower Gallatin. Crews are checking creel on both streams, with Madison checks continuing next year while Gallatin counts end this season.
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Yankees Stretch Home Run Streak to 25 Games in June
The 1941 New York Yankees homered in at least one game for 25 consecutive contests from June 1 through June 29, showcasing a power surge during a key stretch of the season.
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Browns May Move Their Franchise If St. Louis Patronage Dips
St. Louis Browns may relocate if gate attendance does not improve, says president Bill DeWitt who notes ongoing inquiries from investors in Baltimore Milwaukee Los Angeles Kansas City Houston and Dallas. He stresses no sale is imminent but warns league pressure could force a move. Local interest remains tepid despite fan pledges elsewhere.
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Kill Athletes Foot T Four L Best Seller Says Paxson
The ad promotes T Four L as a best seller from Paxson and Rockefeller druggists. It claims the germ grows deeply and must be reached to kill it. T Four L contains ninety percent alcohol and penetrates to reach more germs. It offers a forty cent refund if not pleased within one hour.
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New Grid All Stars Add Wolf Pack Centers to Team
Chicago June 21 Joe Watson of Rice and Tom Novak of Nebraska, both centers, were added to the college all star football squad that will face the Philadelphia Eagles in Soldier Field on August 11. Dr Eddie Anderson Holy Cross head coach of the 1950 All Star team will begin practice July 20 at St John Military Academy Delafield Wis. The NFL champion Eagles start practice the same day at Grand Rapids Mich.
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Coaches Return From Alamosa Coaching School Trip
Ed Roy director at Boys Central and Ed Foley of Butte CYO returned from Alamosa Colorado where Herman Hickman of Yale and Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma U directed football activities Phog Allen of Kansas and Vadal Peterson of Utah U led basketball clinics and Dean Cromwell of Southern California retired conducted track and field sessions
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Yale
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Oklahoma U
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Kansas
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Utah U
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Butte and Missoula Square Off in Two Game Legion Series
Butte's American Legion team hosts Missoula in a two game set to decide the Western division lead in the state race. Both clubs stand 4–1 with Casey back from a back injury boost for Butte while Missoula counts on pitcher Bob Fortune who fanned nine in a 1–0 win over Livingston the prior night in Garden City.
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Haughty Miss Wins Golden Gate Stakes Narrow Nose Ahead
Haughty Miss edged Pat's Own by a nose to top the Golden Gate fields in the $7,500 California Centennial Stakes. Jockey Johnny Longden rode the freshman filly sired by Vino Puro from Elmer C. Smith's San Mateo stable, earning $6,125 for the Smith family in front of 9,499 spectators.
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Probable MLB pitchers for Thursday games
National League matchups include St Louis at New York with Pollet Brazie facing Jansen Koslo. Cincinnati at Brooklyn with Wehmeier Bankhead. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Borowy Miller. American League games feature New York at Cleveland Ostrowski Feller. Boston at Chicago Parnell Scarborough. Washington at Detroit Kuzava Trout. Philadelphia at St Louis Shantz Scheib versus Querr mire.
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International League scores slate with high totals
Jersey City defeated Rochester 8 4, Syracuse beat Montreal 3 2, Buffalo defeated Baltimore 5 1, Toronto triumphed over Springfield 10 8. Strong offensive showings highlight the day with multiple double digit run totals across the circuit.
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Coast Asks Big 10 Rose Bowl Rival in Talks
Madison dispatch reports Pacific Coast and Big Ten athletic officials debated Rose Bowl renewal terms including ticket allocations and team selection. Big Ten seeks more tickets and possible changes to prevent consecutive appearances, with reports of annual champion consideration under discussion. Six pitchers have struck out three batters in one inning.
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Tug) Wilson
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Five Amateurs and Three Pros Left in Women's Western Open
Betty McKinnon of Dallas led amateurs to upset defending champion Louise Suggs at the Cherry Hills course. McKinnon won 1 up after a 25-foot birdie putt on the 18th, as amateur Betty Bush and pro Patty Berg advanced. Pros Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Betty Jameson also won, with Claire Doran posting a sub-par 73 to edge Beverly Hanson.
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Aldridge Marries Star At Oklahoma A and M
Bennie Aldridge, a halfback for Oklahoma A and M and newly signed by the New York football Yanks, wed the queen of the Lettermen's club at the school in a ceremony noted by campus observers.
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