Americans Lead Charge as Wimbledon Opens in England
Ellsworth Vines and Helen Wills Moody head a strong American contingent at the all England championships in Wimbledon. Vines is top seed in men's singles with strong support from Lester Stoefen Cliff Sutter and Keith Gledhill. Moody seeks her sixth women's title as a deep field of top players challenges her dominance.
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England
Ellsworth Vines
Helen Wills Moody
Vines
Lester Stoefen
Blond Giant
Los Angeles
Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
Moody
Hagen Leads Americans in Final Ryder Cup Prep at Southport
Captain Walter Hagen directed the U S Ryder Cup team through a final practice at Southport and Ainsdale. The Americans, playing under a blazing sun, solidified pairings for tomorrow while Dutra Sarazen and Hagen showed form.
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Walt Hagen
Southport
England
Walter Hagen
Irish Sea
Southport and Ainsdale
Old England
Scioto Club
Columbus
Ohio
J. H. Taylor
Great Britain
Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Mortie Dutra
Denny Shute
Ed Dudley
Bill Burke
Craig Wood
Paul Runyan
Horton Smith
Leo Diegel
Hawks vs Western Fuel showdown at Hebgen
Tonight K. 8S. faces Western Fuel at Hebgen in a pivotal game. Team looks to rebound after a string of tight losses and move up the standings.
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K. 8S
Western Fuel
Hebgen
South Side Hardware Versus Rosedale Market at Parrot
In a Commercial League clash, South Side Hardware faces Rosedale Market at Parrot. The matchup pits two local teams in a neighborhood showdown with potential standings impact.
Sunday baseball scores and Monday schedule
Sunday results include Cincinnati 3 to 1 loss to New York 7 to 6, Pittsburgh 5 to 1 over Brooklyn 2 to 9, and Chicago 12 to 3 over Boston 3 to 4. Others not scheduled. Monday games list Pittsburgh at New York, St. Louis at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Baseball Sunday and Monday results and fixtures
Sunday results include Washington 9-10 over Cleveland 0-1, New York 5-3 over Detroit 6-0 with a 12 inning first game and a second game called in the sixth due to darkness, Philadelphia 2-5 over Chicago 3-3 with a 10 inning second game, Boston 6-4, and St. Louis 10-6. Monday games list Washington at Cleveland New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St. Louis.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Hee
Cleveland Eeereeer
Ween
Sve
Baseball Scores and Rain Delays Across Cities
Reported results show Columbus 1 6 Toledo 10 3 Minneapolis 3 10 St Paul 5 1 Indianapolis 5 4 Louisville 9 4 with a second-game 10 innings tie amid darkness. Kansas City Milwaukee game postponed by rain.
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Paul Ceeeeeves
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Kansas City-Milwaukee
Sunday Results From Bay Area and West Coast Standings
The Sunday results show Oakland at 5-6, Sacramento 11-10, Hollywood 3-7, Los Angeles 4-0, Missions 7-6, San Francisco 9-5, Portland 4-7, Seattle 6-1.
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Portland
Seer Eerree
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Missions
Oakland
San Francisco
Junk
Seattle
Japanese swimmer shatters 800m freestyle world record
Tokyo June 25 Shozo Mankino of Japan's Olympic swimming squad lowered the world best in the 800 meter freestyle to 10 minutes 8.6 seconds. The former mark 10:15.6 was held by Jean Taris of France set last year.
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Shozo Mankino
Japan
Jean Taris
France
Sharkey to defend heavyweight title against Carnera this Thursday
New York reports Jack Sharkey will defend his world heavyweight crown Thursday night in New York against Primo Carnera, a 262 pound 6'6 actuary dubbed a fistic freak by some. Madison Square Garden expects about 60 000 fans and near 350 000 dollars in receipts with part of proceeds to milk fund. The card lists other bouts from Jersey City to Long Branch and Columbus.
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Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Madison Square Garden
Long Island City
Sharkey
Eddie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Ohio
Dave Shade
California
Rosy Kid Baker
Indianapolis
Hollywood Cal
Eddie Murdock
Oklahoma
Swede Berglund
San Diego
Patterson
N. J
Hans Mueller
German Welter
Chief Alexander
Long Branch
Jimmy Slavin
Tuffy Fernando
Ashtabula
Giants Sweep Reds To Build National League Lead
New York Giants beat Cincinnati Reds 7 1 and 6 3 to extend their NL margin to three games as St Louis slips. Bluege Critz O'Doul Ott Terry and Ryan among key run producers in the doubleheader.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
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Totels
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O'Doul
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Earl Averill
Cleveland
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
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Robert Moses Grove
Connie Mack
Athletics
Lonnie Warneke
Cubs
Warneke
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Wes Ferrer
Cleveland Indians
Red Lucas
Foxx
City and Commercial League Baseball Schedule This Week
This week features City League games at Hebgen and Harrison avenue with K C Western Fuel Anaconda Price Kearns Crawley Motor Meaderville Crawley Motor and Western Fuel. Commercial League games include South Side Hardware Rose dale Market De Molay Alumni Amer Legion Silver Bow Park Silver Bow Motor and Rosedale Market with matchups at Parrot Silver Bow Park and Harrison avenue.
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Rosedale Market
Silver Bow Motor
South Side Hardware
American Legion
de Molay
K. C
Western Fuel
Hebgen
Price Kearns
Crawley Motor
Anaconda
Meaderville
K. C. Hebgen
Harrison Avenue
Commercial League
Rosedale
Parrot
de Moley
Standings Snapshot From Western League Matchups
Western League records show Hutchinson 3-4 Des Moines 6-14 Muskogee 3-3 Omaha 9-4 Topeka 14-14 Springfield 12-2 St. Joseph 4-5 Joplin 11-3 reflecting recent results across the circuit.
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Hutchinson
Des Moines
Muskogee
Omaha
Topeka
Springfield
St. Joseph
Joplin
Mixed Pairs IX Lakeshore Race Finals
Butte clubs hosted a double tournament at Lakeshore Country club Anaconda shuttled players to the event Rudy Merhar state amateur champion carded 70 in a standout round Semi finals in the mixed 2 ball foursomes saw Frank Jovick and Marie Wiggenstein defeat John Regen and Bernadine Scott to advance to the finals against W E Pierce and Mrs John Lindland who beat Tom Jovick and Mrs Ward Fanning
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Butte Country Club
Anaconda
Butte Lakeshore
Rudy Merhar
Frank Jovick
Marie Wiggenstein
John Regan
Bernadine Scott
W. E. Pierce
John Lindland
Tom Jovick
Ward Fanning
Cappiello Wins French Turf Race at Longchamp
Cappiello a three year old owned by Lady Granard won the 66th Grand Prix over 3000 meters at Longchamp by a half length from Thor with Assuerus third. The winner paid 87.50 francs and the purse was 800000 francs. Eighteen horses started as President Lebrun and Madame witnessed the finish. Lady Granard is Beatrice Mills, daughter of Ogden Mills.
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Longchamps
France
Mme. Lebrun
Lady Granard
Beatrice Mills
Ogden Mills
United States
Muckers Defeat Big Butte 11 9 in Northwest League
In a Northwest League game Saturday Muckers beat Big Butte 11 to 9. The Big Butte Maroons then traveled to Basin yesterday and won 10 to 8 in a slugfest.
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Big Butte
Big Butte Maroons
Basin
Southern Association Scores With Standings
The ledger lists results for the Southern Association with Atlanta, New Orleans, Knoxville, Birmingham, Nashville, Memphis, Chattanooga, and Little Rock. Notable scores include Chattanooga 10 9 over Memphis and Birmingham 3 1.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
New Orleans
Knoxville
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Little Rock
U S Boxing Unions urged to unite under one American ring authority
The sixteenth International Boxing Union Congress at Rome calls for a single American governing body to replace fragmented groups like the National Boxing Association and state commissions. It recognizes Primo Carnera’s Italian nationality ahead of his title bout with Jack Sharkey and requires a 15 round minimum for world title fights with the protective foul belt urged for use.
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International Boxing Union
National Stadium
United States
America
National Boxing Association
New York Boxing Commission
Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
New York State
Solons and Tigers duel as Yanks drop heartbreaker
Detroit outslugged New York 6 to 5 in 12 innings before the Yanks bounced back to win 3 to 0 in six due to darkness. Washington widened its lead with a doubleheader sweep of Cleveland, while Johnnie Allen faces enforced vacation after arguing with an umpire.
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New York Yankees
Yanks
Washington
Senators
Johnnie Allen
New York
Hildebrand
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Athletics top White Sox in second game of doubleheader
Jimmy Foxx hit his sixteenth homer in the 10th inning as Ted Lyons pitched for Chicago and Bob Johnson on base helped the Philadelphia Athletics to a 5 3 win after the White Sox won the opener 3 2. The White Sox ended a five game slide by taking the first game.
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Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Bill James
Wally Berger
Pinky Whitney
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Renea Philadelphia
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Heving
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Browns Top Red Sox Twice In St. Louis Doubleheader
The Browns defeated the Boston Red Sox 6 to 4 in the second game behind Blaeholder’s pitching, and won the first 10 to 6. St. Louis moved to within a half game of Boston in the American League standings as the two games were played in St. Louis. The box scores list Werber Alexander Jolley Ferrell Reynolds Levey Melillo and others contributing runs and RBIs for both teams, with Gray and Blaeholder securing the wins.
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Colonel Mills Card Mixup Lands Player in Cards System
Norman Oklahoma June 25 Colonel Mills former Oklahoma star is now part of the St. Louis Cardinals system after a mistaken signing of the wrong Mills from the university team caused a protracted identity mix up. Barrett the Cardinals scout pursued Mills yet another Mills was signed initially to Cleveland. The misidentification led to Mills being farmed to Decatur and then New Orleans before release.
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Bus) Mills
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Ivory Hunter
Mills
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Barrett
Colonel Mills
Cleveland
Indians
Decatur
New Orleans
Babe Didrickson Wins First Golf Match in L A
Olympic track star Mildred Babe Didrickson sires victory in her first Los Angeles golf appearance pairing with instructor Stanley Kernies to defeat Mrs. Marie Campion and Bobby Ross 1 up at Griffith Park. A 263 yard drive highlighted a 500 strong gallery.
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Los Angeles
Mildred
Babe) Didrickson
Stanley Kernies
Marie Campion
Bobby Ross
Miss Didrickson
Griffith Park
Rich Arlington Meet Opens With 2500 Added Money
Arlington park starts its 30 day racing season with an inaugural seven furlong handicap carrying 2500 added. Gallant Sir from California is the likely favorite at around 5 to 2. A strong field of 33 horses is named with as many as 20 may start, including Indian Runner Tred Avon Polydorous Pairbypair Isaiah Mr Sponge and Marooned.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
Gallant Sir
Norman W. Church
California
Tred Avon
Polydorous
Pairbypair
Isaiah
Mr. Sponge
Marooned
Colored Giants top Silver Bow Park in 6-5 ball clash
Colored Giants defeat Silver Bow Park 6 to 5 before a banner crowd, remaining unbeaten. Stars include Pickel Girard Lubick Maenpa Hicks O. Jackson Stack and A Spearman with Olson taking loss, game lasting about two hours.
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Butte
Montana
Giants
Silver Bow Park
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Mahagin
Walker If
Wm. Hicks
O'Kelly
Barbo
Olsen
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Macaosa
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A. Spearman
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D. Jackson
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Pickel
Werle
A. Miller
T. Dennehy
Gabse
Giants Meet Price-Kearns In Meaderville Clash Tonight
The Colored Giants travel to Meaderville to face City league's Price-Kearns after defeating Commercial league leaders Silver Bow Park.
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Silver Bow Park
Colored Giants
Price- Kearns
Meaderville
George Lott Ends Parker's Jinx in Five Sets
George Lott Jr. of Chicago defeated Frankie Parker of Milwaukee to win the western singles championship at River Forest Tennis club. After losing the first set 0-6, Lott battled back to take the match 0-6, 7-5, 6-1, 3-6, 6-2 in a bitterly contested affair.
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Ill
George Lott Jr
Chicago
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
College Golf Title Series Begins at Buffalo Club
With 90 entrants from East, South, Midwest and Far West the 37th intercollegiate golf tournament opens at Buffalo Country Club. Yale defends team title, Johnny Fischer of Michigan holds individual crown, four-man low score determines team winner after 18 holes tomorrow and Tuesday. Yale projects as favorite with three former champions in the field.
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Yale
J. C. Ryan and Pease High Gunners Here
Rifle and trap gunners led the weekly tests south of Rocker as the Butte Gun club readied to host the State rifle tourney next Friday through Sunday and the state trap race two weeks later. Local shooters posted top scores with Harlow Pease 215 and Tom McMahan 48 of 50 on the 1000 yard range while J. C. Ryan led trap with 90 of 100 in windy conditions.
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J. C. Ryan
T. J. Neibert
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Ben Poore
Bill O'Malley
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McMahan
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Holter
Al Simmons Leads All Stars in Ballot for Big Game
Chicago June 25 Al Simmons tops the balloted selections for the American League team with 346 291 votes at Co miskey park for the game of the century on July 6 The list shows strong AL totals at most positions with Lou Gehrig Bill Terry Frankie Frisch Pie Traynor Cronin Hartnett and others highly favored Dubious typoes omitted.
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al Simmons
Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Bill Terry
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Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinal
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Pie Traynor
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Dykes
Joe Cronin
Washington
Dick Bartell
Cronin
Voes
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
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Dickey
Anodes Rally Past Capitol Motors 18-10 in seventh inning surge
Anaconda Service Station Anodes erased an early deficit by ripping 12 runs in the seventh and eighth frames to defeat Capitol Motors of Helena 18 to 10. Streger brothers and Bubash each had three hits for Anodes, Schmidt earned the win for Gretchen as Helena's Domitrovich and Matheson pitched.
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La Barba Recuperating After Eye Operation
Fidel La Barba former world flyweight champion is hospitalized at Medical Center recovering from eye surgery. He told the Associated Press the procedure corrected an eyelid injury and shows steady improvement.
Schmeling Baer Fight Film To Be Shown At Rialto
The recent New York bout where Max Baer stopped Max Schmeling in the tenth round will be shown at the Rialto theater Friday and Saturday in moving pictures of the contest. Manager Harry Stone also plans the baseball film You Know Me Al featuring Joe E. Brown on the same card.
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Max Schmeling
Rialto Theater
Harry Stone
Know Me
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