Smelter Lads Even Series With 15-5 Win Over Butte
East Helena Smelterites hammered four Butte pitchers for 24 hits in a 15-5 Montana State League victory to stay atop the standings two games ahead of Missoula Pirates. Langenius and Serenar hit 5-for-5 apiece. E Kovich homered. Malkovich took the loss.
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East Helena
Pat Kenny
Butte
Fish Patrich
Peewee Mehrlich
Joe Langenius
Scrip Serenar
Babe Kovich
Missoula Pirates
Butte Abh Oaije
Helena Abh
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O'Leary
Mal'h P
K’ich
Butler
H. Kovich
Mehilich
Wagner
Freebourn
Kenney
Ozanich
J. Screnar
E. Kovich
Screnar
Langenfus
Chilton
Hudoklin
Malkovich
Smith
Pajrich
Kelley
Hill
Pajnich
Mehrlich
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Langenius
Serenar
Berge
Maronick
Pirates
Missoula
Bruce Blahnik
Helena
Miller
Lesnick
Gray
Bond
Durrant
Jenkin
Hanshaw
Atkins
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Feller Halts Senators as Indians Gain Two-Game Lead
Cleveland defeats Washington 6 0 behind Bobby Feller who shuts out the Senators in the first game of a three game series. The Indians, leaders, stretch their margin to two games over the Yankees who beat Detroit 5 4. DiMaggio extends hitting streak to 35 while New York escapes Detroit with a ninth inning rally.
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Bobby Feller
Washington Senators
Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Detroit
Bidreau
Archie
Keltner
Cramer Cf
Walker If
Oj Lewis
Heath Rf
Travis Ss
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Grimes
IfEarly
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Case
Hemssey
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Detroit Tigers
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Murderers’ Row
Joe DiMaggio
George Sisler
Joe
Red Rolfe
Pinky Higgins
Buck Newsom
Rolfe
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DiMaggio
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Joe Gordon
Johnny Murphy
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Henrich Rf
York
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Sullivan
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Moore
Monarchs battle House of David in Clark Park clash
Wycoff to pitch for House of David against the Kansas City Monarchs at Clark Park Thursday evening. Proceeds go to the local American Legion junior club as two top road clubs clash in a long time regional favorite.
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Wycoff
House of David
Kansas City Monarchs
Clark Park
American Legion
Butte
Dodgers Edge Reds in twin one run games at Crosley
Brooklyn Dodgers beat Cincinnati Reds 2 to 1 in the opener then 3 to 2 in the nightcap at Crosley field. Kirby Higbe held the Reds to three hits in the second game while Billy Herman and Phil Lavagetto drove in key runs.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
Kirby Higbe
Redlegs
Billy Herman
Phil Lavagetto
Harold Reese
Herman
Pete Reiser
Whitey Moore
Johnny Vander Meer
Redleg
Paul Derringer
Whitlow Wyatt
Wyatt
Hugh Casey
Frank McCormick
Ival Goodman
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Derringer
Baseball Standings and Schedule This Week
This week features games: Tuesday Missoula at Butte and Helena at East Helena. Thursday Butte at Missoula and East Helena at Helena. Saturday and Sunday Helena at Butte, Missoula at East Helena. Sunday results include Philadelphia 1 7 loss to Chicago 5 2 and Brooklyn 2 3 at Cincinnati 1 2 in 16 innings.
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Butte
Helena
East Helena
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Probable Major League Pitchers for Tomorrow
National League opens with New York at Chicago as Schumacher and Passeau duel. Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh with Fitzsimmons facing Butcher or Bauers in a schedule light day. American League has no games scheduled.
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New York
Chicago
Schumacher
Passeau
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Fitzsimmons
Butcher
Bauers
Jeffra to Fight Ivy Tomorrow in Hartford Card
Harry Jeffra of Baltimore, hailed as featherweight champion in Maryland and New York, faces Bobby Ivy of Hartford in a 10 round bout in Hartford Tuesday night. Red Burman takes on Al Hart in a 10 round match in Baltimore tomorrow.
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New York
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Maryland
Bobby Ivy
Hartford
Conn
Red Burman
Joe Louis
al Hart
New Orleans
Toledo’s Stranahan Wins Trans-Mississippi Golf Title
Frankie Stranahan of Toledo defeats John Barnum of Chicago 6 and 5 to win the Trans-Mississippi championship in St. Louis. The 18-year-old led 7 up after the morning round with sub par golf throughout the day.
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ST. Louis
Frankie Stranahan
Toledo
John Barnum
Chicago
Stranahan
Track Stars Head for A. A. U. Meet
Stanford reports the NCAA meet dust settled with USC claiming its seventh straight national track title as 16 Trojans finalists scored 81 points. Indiana edged California for second. Ohio State placed fourth and LSU's Billy Brown earned 24 for fifth. USC's seven men and mile relay earned honors. Whirl of Penn State and Indiana stars repeat for sprint, 880, mile, and field events.
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Cal
U.P
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Stanford Stadium
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Trojans
Hubert Kerns
Indiana
California
Ohio State
Billy Brown
Louisiana State
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Barney) Elwell
Penn State
Campbell Kane
Bobby Wright
al Blazis
Georgetown
Archie Harris
Cornelius Warmerdam
Harold Davis
Salinas J. C
Grover Klemmer
Les Steers
Parker Wins National Clay Courts Tennis Championship
In Chicago on June 22 Frank Parker of Spring Lake New Jersey defeated Bobby Riggs of Clinton 8 6 3 7 5 6 8 4 6 3 to claim the national clay courts singles title. Pauline Betz of Winter Park Florida won the women's singles crown by beating Mary Arnold of Los Angeles 6 4 6 1.
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Chicago
Frank Parker
Spring Lake
M. J
Bobby Riggs
Clinton
Pauline Betz
Winter Park
Fla
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Coast League Standings Snapshot From Recent Matches
Sacramento leads with 9-2, Hollywood undefeated 16-0, Oakland 6-1, Los Angeles 3-0, Seattle 1-3, San Francisco 8-9, Portland 13-5, San Diego 3-8. League table shows mixed results across teams and cities.
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Oakland
San Diego
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Francisco
Portland
Prof Walter Scott Takes Summer Off After Exams
After months of ill health Prof Walter T Scott ends his tenure as director of Montana state football elimination races. He plans a rest from duties, and will take his wife Mrs Scott and two daughters to Flathead Lake near Polson for a quiet summer away from telephones.
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Montana School of Mines
Walter T. Scott
Harvard
Montana
Butte
Figures Tell Sad Turf Story
Hollywood Park tracks 16 handicappers from papers and magazines through day 24 of a 50 day meeting. A $2 win on each race for every handicapper would yield a net loss from 40 cents to 136.80 dollars, with no expert turning a profit. Post-time favorites would have lost 42.20 dollars, while the top two handicappers have 56 wins each. one shows a 40 cent loss, the other a 50.80 loss.
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Los Ange
Hollywood Park
Collegiate Golf Race Opens Today at OSU Course
In a preview match the western team edged the eastern squad 6 to 5 by last‑hole rally at the Ohio State University course. About 170 top scholastic golfers from coast to coast will start the 36 hole qualifying for 64 match play berths starting tomorrow, with the main event opening next Wednesday.
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Colubus
U.P
Ohio State University
Zimmerman Wins Idaho Open Pro Division Title
Emery Zimmerman of Portland shot 69 to finish 72 holes at 277 and win the Idaho state open professional division in Idaho Falls. John Geertsen of Denver tied for second with Hayden Newton of Grand Junction, Colo, at 279 after Geertsen’s last round mishap near the clubhouse.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Emery Zimmerman
Portland
John Geertsen
Denver
Zimmerman
Geertson
Hayden Newton
Grand Junction
Colo
Butte and Roundup Shooters Lead Montana NRA Trials
Four teen men qualified to represent Montana at Camp Perry with Stein of Butte Rom of Roundup Gilbertson of Missoula and Cline of Butte among top scores in the state high power rifle tourney. Officials re elected and 1942 championship site undecided.
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Montana
Camp Perry
Ohio
National Rifle Association
National Association
Ted Stein
Butte
A. A. Rom
G. L. Gilbertson
Missoula
Steve Rom
Roundup
Vance Rogers
Hardin
E. R. Stolebarger
J. Jarrett
R. Cline
A. A. Parks
J. A. Albrecht
Bridger
C. Smith
E. Armstrong
Dale E. Darling
Joe Raths
Albrecht
Rogers
Stein
Stolebarger
Gilbertson
Armstrong
Stern
A. M. Rom
Darling
Ratkovich
Raths
Montana Rifle Association
Arthur G. Hoefert
Billings
James W. Albrecht
Hoefert
Dewar
Ervin Hills
Glendive
R. H. Sim
Edgar
Sim
Hilts
American Legion
Fred Lehn
Poore and Antonioli Shine at Butte Club Championship
Robert Poore wins the Butte Trap and Skeet club championship in a 125 third shootoff against Pete Antonioli Jr. Poore secures first in 100 third singles with an unbroken run and heads to Montana's state tournament in Dillon July 18–20 with a 158 straight.
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Pete Antonioli, Jr
Robert Poore
Butte
Pete Antonioli
Antonioli
Poore
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Nimrods
Joe Latimer
Pete Savage
W. G. Bannister
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Jack Barrett
Chuck O’connell
Doc Allen
Walter Abbott
Vincent Gruner
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E. J. Morrison
R. Prosser
J. R. Venable
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P. Wilson
B. Fritz
John Allen
Joe Paddock
Ted Renfroe
Dec. Allen
Robbert Poore
Bird Skeet
Bill Nitschke
Dr. Granger
Al Chouinard Leads At Helena Amateur Golf Meet
At Butte Country Club leaders traveled to Helena for the annual match while locals welcomed the first warm Sunday of the season. Al Chouinard was medalist among amateurs at the Municipal course with a 33 37 to 70 par, tying club pro Fred Zemlock who matched the score.
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Helena
al Chouinard
Fred Zemlock
Baseballs Big Six leaders in batting and power
AP data shows leading batting figures: Williams Red Sox .407, Heath Indians .380, Mullin Tigers .366, Reiser Dodgers .366, Slaughter Cardinals .349, Mize Cardinals .340. Home run leaders include DiMaggio Yankees 15, York Tigers 15, Keller Yankees 14, Johnson Athletics 14. RBI leaders feature Keller Yankees 59, are Tigers 59, DiMaggio Yankees 47, Nicholson Cubs 55, Slaughter Cardinals 47, Ott Giants 47.
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Reiser Dodgers
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J. di Maggio
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Whirlaway Heads West for 3-Year-Old Targets
Whirlaway, owned by Warren Wright, ships to Chicago for Seabiscuit records and aims at Arlington Park and American Derby purses worth about 40,000 each. The colt's 53rd Dwyer win at Aqueduct boosted his earnings to 244,186. after Chicago, he returns East for Saratoga and Belmont fall prizes as part of a three-year-old campaign.
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Arlington Park
Washington
Windy City
Whirlaway
Hogan and Demaret Win Inverness Match in Toledo
Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret win the seventh Inverness invitational in Toledo finishing with plus 11 to split $2,000 top prize. Byron Nelson and Jimmy Thomson take second for $1,300 with plus 8. Eight teams earned prizes from $2,000 to $300 based on final counts.
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Jimmy Demaret
Inverness
Byron Nelson
Jimmy Thomson
Jimmy Thompson
Ray Mangrum
Harold
Jag) Mee Spaden
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Horton Smith
Lawson Little
Sam Byrd
Johnny Bulla
Dick Metz
Clayton Heafner
Ralph Guldah
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
American Association Standings Snapshot
Toledo 11-3 a loss Columbus 2-8 Indianapolis 4-0 Louisville 8-5 Milwaukee 3-0 Kansas City 2-6 St Paul 0 Minneapolis 7.
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Helena Woman Named Head of Retreat Association
Anne Ceccone of Helena was elected president of the Helena Diocesan Women's Retreat association at Carroll College ending the fourth annual retreat. She succeeds Mrs Bernard Sauber of Gold Creek with Helen Riley of Butte as vice president and Mrs T G Doheny of Dutton as secretary treasurer. The event drew 105 women, the largest turnout since formation.
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Anne Ceccone
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