Giants take 2 game lead with win over Reds
New York Giants defeat Cincinnati Reds 5 to 2 to move atop the National League standings. Leroy Parmelee gains his sixth win in eight starts as New York bats rally with seven hits in the fourth and eighth innings. Double header set for tomorrow.
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New York
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Terrymen
Paul Derringer
John Picus Quinn
Leroy Parmelee
Reds
Adams
Criz
Rice
Terry
Hafey
Morrissey
Joe Mire
Mancuscc
Hemsley
Ryan
Lomb'di
Bluege
Lucas
Quinn
Der'nger
Sharkey Camera Title Duel at Madison Square Garden
The Sharkey Carnera heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden on Thursday pits Jack Sharkey against Primo Carnera in a clash billed as one of boxing’s oddest rivalries. Crowd expected near 60 000. Sharkey seeks revenge for Schaaf tragedy and to cap a storied career ending this year. No broadcast of the fight is planned.
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Edward J. Neil
New York
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Long Island
Jack Sharkey
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
Coney Island
Carnera
France
Ernie Schaaf
Sharkey
Primo
Champ
Schaaf
Moody King
Ernie
Harry Wills
Jimmy Maloney
Jack Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Tommy Loughran
Sharkey- Carnera
William F. Carey
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Grade School Leaders Win On Diamond
The local grade school boys baseball league saw Monroe keep its five game win streak with an 18 to 2 victory over Grant as Holy Savior forfeit over Immaculate Conception. St Joseph and Sacred Heart pace Class B with undefeated records as St Johns fell to Garfield 8 to 2.
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B. J. Gunderson
Monroe
Holy Savior
Hebgen Park
St. Joseph
Sacred Heart
Parrot Flats
Immaculate Conception
St. Josephis
Grant
South Siders
H. Albright
Clark
Moyle
Chaukan
Sennett
A. Albright
Anzik
Burgman
Stevens
Grant—Miller
East Side Boys Organize Baseball League Schedule
Five junior teams form an East Side baseball league with play to start tomorrow. C. T. Team Ing faces Athletics at Parrott, East Butte meets East Side Yanks at Heb gen, and Panch Drugs plays Parkway Giants. First games at 9:00 a.m., last 10:00 a.m.
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Ing
Athletics
Parrott
East Butte
East Side Yanks
Hebgen
Panch Drugs
Parkway Giants
International League Standings Snapshot
Jersey City tied Newark Montreal and Toronto in a dense ledger of results with teams listed as Jersey City 1 3 Newark 7 7 Albany 6 8 Rochester 4 Montreal 8 Buffalo 6 Toronto 2 1. This brief records a column of scores across multiple clubs including Baltimore and Buffalo.
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Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Albany
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Southern Welterweight Match Heads to July 5 Show
Matchmaker Mel Epstein books Bobby Green and Earl Palmer for a 10 round main event at the Winter Garden arena. Palmer, a Mason City, Iowa boxer, holds a draw with Freddie Steele and defeats Tony Herrera among others. Green, Nashville native and southern welterweight champ, trains in Butte with Palmer ahead of their summer duel. Green arrives from the South. both fighters hold private drills and daily workouts at the local gym.
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Bobby Green
Earl Palmer
Mel Epstein
Winter Garden Boxing Association
Winter Garden
Epstein
Mason City
Iowa
Mr. Palmer
Palmer
Freddie Steele
Tony Herrera
Green
Pacific Coast
Nashville
Tennessee
N B A Ring Champs Ranked by Montana Boxing Board
The Montana State Athletic Commission lists N B A champions by division led by Heavyweight Jack Sharkey, with titles in Flyweight, Bantamweight, Featherweight, Lightweight, Welterweight, Middleweight and others. Notable titles include McLarnin, Ross, Miller and Brown.
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Montana State Athletic Commission
Joe L. Markham
Butte
National Boxing Association
Montana Commission
Jack Sharkey
Marce
France
Jimmy McLarnin
Young Corbett
Barney Ross
Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Tommy Paul
Baby Arizmendi
Speedy Dado
al Brown
Don Bernescont
Milan
Italy
Jackie Brown
England
Valetia Angelman
London
Wimbledon Stars Clash as Rain Delays Vines Final
America's top player Ellsworth Vines Jr. faces reports of a possible $100,000 pro offer from Big Bill Tilden while weather halts London finals. Vines denies the deal but may turn pro after this season, with amateurs and other favorites like Stoefen Crawford Cochet and Gledhill in contention. Deer preys on Montana herds after heavy snow.
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London
America
Ellsworth Vines Jr
Lester Stoefen
New York
Bill Tilden
Vines
Associated Press
Vines Helen Wille
Mandy
Queen's Club
Moody
J. B. Pitman
Cliff Sutter
Keith Gledhill
Jack Crawford
Henri Cochet
France
New Independent League in Field Opens With Six Teams
Six teams form a new Independent baseball league at Hebgen park as a successor to the South Butte circuit. The schedule lists daily 11 30 and 1 00 games from Monday through Saturday featuring Tabernacles Cabbage Patch Lazy Nine Athletics Cardinals Pennzollers and Pennyzoilers with matchups each day.
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South Butte
Hebgen Park
Tabernacles
Cabbage Patch
Lazy Nine
Athletics
Pennzollers
Cardinals
Pennzoilers
Tabernacle
Pennyzoilers
Cubs Rally Falls Short in Eleventh Inning Loss
Chicago facing Warneke, the Cubs drop to Boston 2 1 in eleven innings as Demaree and Gyselman drive runs. Urban ski and Mowry spark offense with two base hits while Whitney, Jurges, and Betts contribute in late acceleration. Winning pitcher Frankhouse, tough 12 on base for Boston.
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Braves
Warneke
Ton
Boston Braves
Lon Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Tribe
Cubs
Chicago Abhoa
Boston
ABHOA
Urbansk
Koenig
Jordan
Herman Rf
Berger Cf
Hendr Ck If
Moore Rf
Demaree
Gy'lman
Jurges Ss
Betts
Chicago
Montana 40th state trapshooting tourney prize banner
The Butte Gun club hosts Montana’s 40th state trapshooting tournament at its range south of Rocker July 14 16. Added cash 600 with 1000 in merchandise prizes from local merchants and sports men, and a copper embossed cover highlight the event.
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Montana
Butte
Rocker
Tom McMahan
Butte Club
Nimrods
Stile
Sharkey Takes Return Trip After Extortion Letters
The heavyweight champion left his Orangeburg training camp for his home five days before the title fight with Primo Camera. Police protected his three children as Sharkey and Mrs. Sharkey returned to Orangeburg. A relative said Johnny Buckley, Sharkey’s manager, received the extortion letters and turned one over to police.
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Orangeburg
N. Y
Primo Camera
Sharkey
Johnny Buckley
New York
Senators Rally To Beat White Sox 7 5 In Chicago
Washington earns its fourth straight win in the series as Bill McAfee shuts down a late White Sox rally after Al Simmons homered and Luke Appling, Jimmy Dykes ignite a fifth inning tie. Simmons adds two singles and his tenth homer to lift his average to .370 while Cronin Kuhel Bluege Sewell pace the offense. Winning pitcher Stewart. Losing pitcher Gaston.
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Chicago
Bill McAffe
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
al Simmons
Luke Appling
Jimmy Dykes
Walter Stewart
Senators
Jack Russell
Gaston
Faber
Eveess
Chicaco Oo
Simmons
Manush
Cronin
Ben Chapman
Yankees
Schulte
Washington
West
St. Louis
Hodapp
Boston
Appling
Williams
Philadelphia
Gehrig
Anaconda 10 Play Soccer Here Today at Columbia Gardens
Walkerville Vandals clash with Anaconda Tigers in an Inter-City Soccer Football league match at Columbia Gardens this afternoon at 2 o’clock. Anticipated big crowd. Probable lineups include A Ward and Donny for Anaconda and D Gately for Vandals.
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Walkerville Vandals
Anaconda Tigers
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Anac'da Tigers
Eee Vandals
A. Ward
Benich
Big Brand Wins Francis 8S. Peabody Memorial Handicap
Big Brand owned by T. H. McCaffrey of Latonia Ky. won the Francis 8S. Peabody memorial handicap at Chicago worth 3000 added before 15000 spectators. Sidney Grand finished second and Marion third in a nine horse field. Big Brand ran the mile and a quarter in 2 04 2 5 and paid 7.28 to win.
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Chicago
Big Brand
T. H. McCaffrey
Latonia
Sidney Grand
Marion
Sidney Grant
Yonkel
Kibitzer
Klein takes national swat lead as Gehrig climbs
New York June 24 Pepper Martin's poor week aside batting averages rose across the National League. Chuck Klein moved ahead with a .362 mark after 14 hits in 37 at bats, while Spud Davis and Randy Moore followed. In the American League Lou Gehrig showed power and run production while Al Simmons retained some runs and bases leadership despite a weaker week.
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Klein
Simmons
Gehrig
New York
Pepper Martin
Martin
Randy Moore
Boston
Jimmy Collins
St. Louis
Spud Davis
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia
Davis
Moore
Collins
Chick Fullis
Joe Medwick
Johnny Frederick
Brooklyn
Chick Hafey
Cincinnati
Frank Frisch
Riggs Stephenson
Chicago
Yankees
al Simmons
Babe Ruth
Heinie Manush
Washington
Joe Cronin
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Earl Combs
Gerald Walker
Detroit
Yankees Take Game In Series Against Browns 8–4
New York Yankees beat St Louis 8 to 4 as Vernon Gomez pitched seven strikeouts and seven hits. The decisive third inning produced five runs for the Yankees, after a two run second. Key hits included home runs by Dickey Walker Melillo and others with Lazzeri stealing a base. Left on base count favored New York 8 to 7. Losing pitcher McDonald.
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Cincinnati
New York
Rice
Bottomley
O'Doul
Terry
Joe Moore
Mancuso
Blueee
Vergez
Ryan
Parmelee
Crutz
Adams
Morrissey
Derringer
Philadelphia
Phillies
St. Louis
Carleton
Johnny Jackson
University of Pennesylvania
Carelton
Wes Schulmerich
Phil'phia
Martin
Pullis
Frisch
Bartellis
Orsatti Cf
Okiein
Clins
Oschui'lch
Medwick Rf
A Slade
Vance
Mooney
Wilson
Durocher
Johnson
Orsatti
Medwick
Hornsby
Crawford
Bartell
Hurst
Schulmerich
Knothe
Davis
Warner
Jackson
Fullis
J. Collins
Fullish
Klein
Hallahan
R. H.E
Careron
Vaughan
BUC
Brooklyn
Lloyd “Arky
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hollis
Thurston
Freddy Heimach
Pittsburgh
Pittsb
Brooklyn Abhoa L'strom Cf
Taylor Cf
C'orosby Rf
Fred'ick
Po'ner Rf
Stripp
Traynor
Wilson Ss
Vaughn
O'Lopez
Finney
OlJordan Ss
Swift
Thurston P
Heimach
Outen
Lindstrom
Comorosky
P. Waner
Suhr
Thevenow
Taylor
Cuccinello
Lopez
Error
Frederick
Luccinello
St. Joes
St. Joseph's
Longfellow
St. Joseph
L. Babcock
St. Joseph’s
Walker
Holland
Prothers
Stetzner
LaBlanc
McFadden
Bowman
Driscoll
Lowney
O. Guay
L. Babock
G. Guay
A. Sicotte
Rademacher
J. Kissock
J. Brandl
H. Babock
Sacred Heart
Websters
Pluto
Webster
Slatt
Plute
Theobald
Panion
Kiley
Cowan
Malensik
O'Connell
Konda
Webster—Coter
Evans
Yovetich
Devine
Gallant
Thomas
Osborne
Campbell
Mayer
St. John's
St. John’s
Garfield
Shuster
J. Crowley
Doble
Pressler
Marvin
Foullis
Bill Hallahan
Tex Carleton
Ben Cantwell
Boston
New York Yankees
Browns
Washington
Vernon Gomez
Yanks
Hank McDonald
Louis Et
O Levey
Sewell
West
Ruth Pad
O'Reynolds
Byrd
O O Campbell
Gehrig
Burns
Chapman Tf
O Gulliec
Lazzeri
Melilo
Parrell
Oshea cc
Dickey c
McD'aid
Lary Ss
Wells
Gomez
Crouch Jooo
Chapman
Dickey
Reynolds
Gallic
Melilla
Farrell
Levey
Lary
Melillo
McDonald
Grove Wins 10th. Athletics Top Indians 6–3 to Move Third
Lefty Grove earns his tenth victory as the Philadelphia Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians 6 to 3. Philadelphia moves into third place in the American League standings by handing Cleveland its second straight loss. Runs come from Bishop Johnson Higgins Williams Grove Vosmik and Kamm with key RBIs and timely two-base hits.
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Cleveland
Lefty Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Athletics
Connie Mack
Phila’phia
McNair
Powers
Bishop
Cissell
Cramer
Morgan
Johnson
Averill
Coleman Rf
Vosmik
Foxx
Kamm
Madjeski Ec
U Spencer
Higgins
Knicker- Whams
Bocker
Grove
Hudlinp
Connally
Philadelphia
Williams
Madjeski
Knickerbocker
Spencer
Coleman
Philadlephia
Hudlin
Tigers Clobber Red Sox 16 4 In Closing Game
Marvin Owen and Johnny Stone each cleared the bases with two on as Detroit routs Boston 16 to 4. Cooke Alexander Ferrell Fox Owens Gehringer Rogell etc contributed multiple RBIs and runs in the lopsided finish to the series.
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Detroit
Marvin Owen
Johnny Stone
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Abhoa Detroit
Abhoa Wistler Ss
Fox
Werber
Owen
Cooke Cf
O/Ginger
Alex'der 1B
O/Stone If
Jolley
O White Cf
Ferrell ¢c
Ogr'bere Ib
Liggett c
O Rogell Ss
Johnson Rf
Oj/Hayworthe
Kline
Boson
Cooke
Alexander
Ferrell
Gehringer
Stone
White
Greenberg
Rogell
Hayworth
Frasier
Johnson
Liggett
R. Johnson
Hodapp
Pipsras
Southern golf champ crowned in Atlanta final
Ralph Redmond of St. Petersburg Florida won the southern amateur golf championship in Atlanta defeating Earl Stokes of Louisville Kentucky 4 and 3 after applying pressure on the back nine of the afternoon round in the six hole final.
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Atlanta
Ralph Redmond
St. Petersburg
Fla
Earl Stokes
Louisville
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Auburn
Jimmy Hitchcock
Hitchcock
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Moody Sharkey
Big Camera
Harrison
Jefferson
F. Mihelich
C. Jellick
P. Ozanich
A. Mihelich
M. Plute
J. Plute
T. Gergurich
C. Gergurich
F. Franick
Jefferson—McGinnis
Ahzik
Sutey
Gennette
Button
Merzlak
O'Leary
East Side
Yank Net Stars
Tilden
Ellsworth
U. S
Forest Hills
Man Mountain
Swift Swanson White Sox
Evar Swanson
NATS
A’s
Red Sox
Washton
Anaconda 10
Bert Hager
Donny
BOGE
Ccccdeseet
T. Walsh
Brennan
Russell High
Don, Brennan
Alvin Crowder
Oral Hildebrand
Fred Marberry
Groves
Enraged Tigers
Southern Golf Champ
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