Butte Legion Triumphs Over Anaconda 19 to 6 for District Shot
Butte defeats Anaconda 19 to 6 at Athletic Field to secure a district title playoff with Helena. Winberg pitched 8 1 3 innings for Butte, Anaconda errors fueled the rally as Bosonatz homered and Rochon tripled.
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Butte
Young American Legion
Helena
Anaconda Legion
Devich
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Butte Moundsman
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Home Run Totals by League Leaders
Baseball leaders listed yesterday include Kuhel of the Senators Hodapp of the Red Sox Campbell of the Browns Burns of the Browns Gehrig and Foxx and Ruth among star sluggers. League totals show American 291 National 211 with combined 502 homers.
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Senators
Hodapp
Red Sox
Campbell
Browns
Burns
Gehrig
Yankees
Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Klein
Phillies
Berger
Braves
League American
National
Hanley Returns to Butte for Summer Vacation
Dan Hanley, once a Central high school football star and now a Notre Dame squad member, arrived in Butte last night to spend the summer vacation with friends and relatives. He traveled from South Bend Indiana by automobile.
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Butte
Dan Hanley
The
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Notre Dame
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Owens to Run 100 Meters Against Metcalfe in AAU Meet
Chicago June 26. President Avery Brundage announced that Jimmy Owens of East Tech Cleveland will race Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette in the 100 meter at the National AAU championships Friday night. James Lee, Northeastern Ohio AAU president, confirms Owens will compete.
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Marquette
Avery Brundage
James Lee
Ohio
Owens
Italian Kale Knocks Down Sharkey Odds
In New York on June 26 1930 Primo Carnera’s odds shrink as Sharkey’s form is praised. The piece notes Carnera’s rising support among Italian backers and Sharkey’s sparring readiness and stamina aiming for a knockout by the tenth round in the world heavyweight title bout setup.
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Sharkey
New York
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Dempsey
Hans Birkie
Yustin Sirutis
Chester Matan
Wrestling Results At New York Ft Hamilton
Jim Londos of Greece threw Cliff Olsen of Norway and Dick Daviscourt of California drew with Pat O Shocker of St Louis Eli Fischer of New Jersey threw Leo Papianos of California Rudy Dusek of Omaha threw Bull Komar of Lithuania Frank Judson of Brooklyn threw Frank Bronowicz of Poland
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Ft. Hamilton
Jim Londos
Greece
Cliff Olsen
Norway
Dick Daviscourt
California
Drew
Pat O’shocker
St. Louis
Eli Fischer
New Jersey
Leo Papianos
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Bull Komar
Lithuania
Frank Judson
Brooklyn
Frank Bronowicz
Poland
Ryder Cup Foursomes Narrow U.S. Gain Over Britain
At Southport England on June 26 the United States won one and halved another of the four two ball matches in the Ryder Cup foursomes while losing two. Burke and Dudley beat Padgham and Perry 1 up 36 holes, Hacen and Sarazen drew with Whitcombe and Arliss, Easterbrook and Davies beat Runyan and Wood 1 up, and Mitchell and Havers defeated Dutra and Shute 3 and 2. Britain leads 2½ to 1½ with eight 28 hole singles to play tomorrow.
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Southport
England
Bill Burke
Connecticut
United States
Walter Hacen
Gene Sarazen
All Square
Charles Whitcombe
Percy Arliss
Abe Mitchell
Arthur Havers
Great Britain
Olin Dutra
Densmore Shute
Syd Easterbrook
W. H. Davies
Paul Runyan
Craig Wood
Ed Dudley
Alfred H. Padgham
Alf Perry
Americans Dominate Openers as Wimbledon Begins
At Wimbledon on June 26, American stars lead the men’s singles first round. H Ellsworth Vines Jr. trounces G R D Meredith 6 1 6 2 6 0, while Cliff Sutter and Lester Stoefen also win against tougher foes. Keith Gledhill does not play as opponent Jce Matezka defaults. Mrs Helen Wills Moody, defending the women’s title, is set to meet Mrs MacReady tomorrow.
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Wimbledon
England
H. Ellsworth Vines Jr
Vines
G. R. D. Meredith
Cliff Sutter
Lester Stoefen
Helen Wills
Helen Wills Moody
MacReady
Sutter
Christian Boussus
Senators Beat Indians to Extend Winning Streak in Cleveland
Washington Senators win 4 to 3 over the Cleveland Indians as Oral Hildebrand struggles in relief. Cronin and Goslin drive key runs to cap a 15th win in 16 games and move the lead over the Yankees to two games. Rain halts the National League as multiple games are postponed.
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Hudlin
Kamm
Burnett
Washington
Cleveland
Goslin
Cronin
Schulte
Kubel
Knickerbocker
Hildebrand
Myer
Kuhel
Bluege
Galatzer
Muege
Crowder
Dlay
Russell
Yale Leads Defense of Title in College Golf
Yale with Sidney W. Noyes Jr. tops field in the first 18 holes of the 37th national intercollegiate golf tourney at Williamsville New York. The Elis post a 304 as Texas trails at 313 in medal play.
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Williamsville
N. Y
Sidney W. Noyes Jr
Dobbs Ferry
Yale University
Elis
University of Texas
Dempsey Eyes Promoting Canzoneri Ross Title Bout
In Chicago on June 26 promoters vie for the lightweight title match between Barney Ross of Chicago and Tony Canzoneri of New York. Jack Dempsey signals interest by wiring Ross co-manager Sam Pian. Tim Mara and the Chicago Stadium also bid. Likely plan is New York outdoors in September with Ross resting two weeks then possibly vaudeville.
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Upp
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Jack Dempsey
Sam Pian
Ross
Dempsey
Pian
Tim Mara
Chicago Stadium
Brown Named To New York State Athletic Commission
Governor Lehman approved William J. Brown of New York City for the state athletic commission seat to fill the vacancy caused by William Muldoon’s death. Brown, 59, runs a health farm at Garrison and is a former well known referee.
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Albany
N. Y
U.S
Lehman
William J. Brown
New York City
State Athletic Commission
William MuLdoon
Brown
Garrison
Muldoon
White Plains
Three Central Loop Games Tell Northwest Youth Baseball Day
The Orioles defeated Knot Holes 16 to 15 while M. Y. Daniels club beat Muckers 11 to 7 and Ramblers won 22 to 11 over Big Butte nine in three Northwest league youth games played yesterday afternoon.
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Knot Holes
M. Y. Daniels
Muckers
Ramblers
Big Butte
Big Shot picks: Sharkey favored to beat Carnera again
Edward J. Neal weighs the prize fight odds between Jack Sharkey and Primo Carnera. Sharkey is the betting favorite, in strong shape at 31, while Carnera shows steady but limited offense though improved in two years. The column argues Sharkey’s superior boxing and tactics give him the edge in Madison Square Garden.
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Jack Sharkey
Primo Carera
Baer
Schmeling
Madison Square Garden
Sharkey
Carnera
United States
Jack Master
Earth
City League Baseball Night Yields Wins by Hardwaremen and Puels
In last evening’s games the Western Puels beat the K C Fuelmen 8 to 3 in City circuit action while the South Side Hardwares defeated the Rosedale Market 9 to 7 in Commercial league play. Puels led early and pulled away, and the Hardwares overturned a 7 4 deficit with a five-run seventh inning before holding Markets scoreless in the final frame.
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South Side Hardwares
Fuelmen
K. C
Rosedale Market Club
South Siders
Hardwares
Puels
Caseys
Averill Among 18 All-Stars for Big Exhibition Game
President Harridge named the 18 man all star American League squad to face a National League selection at Comiskey Park on July 6. Notable players include Gehrig Lazzeri Foxx Dykes Ruth Simmons Averill and West with six Yankees, two from each of Cleveland and Chicago clubs. Connie Mack to set batting order.
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Chicago
Comiskey Park
William Harridge
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Rick Ferrell
Red Sox
Bob Grove
Athletics
Vernon Gomez
Wesley Ferrell
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
Alvin Crowder
Senators
Lou Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Joe Cronin
Jimmy Foxx
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
al Simmons
Babe Ruth
Ben Chapman
Sam West
Browns
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Connie Mack
Wimbledon Players Break Tradition With Shorts
Wimbledon England June 26 UP players defied tradition by wearing white shorts on the famed courts. Henry Wilfred Bunny Austin H Lester and G E Godsell joined the deviation, while Gordon Jason of San Francisco wore striped full length trousers.
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Wimbledon
England
Henry Wilfred
Bunny) Austin
H. Lester
G. E. Godsell
Gordon Jason
San Francisco
Louisville Boss Is Suspended
President T. J. Hickey of the American Association announced the indefinite suspension of Bruno Betzel, manager of the Louisville club, for conduct during the Louisville Indianapolis game when fans threw cushions at umpire Eddie McLaughlin.
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T. J. Hickey
American Association Today
Bruno Betzel
Ager
Louisville
Indianapolis
Eddie McLaughlin
Price Kearns vs Crawley Motors in City League
Tonight in the City League Hebgen hosts a clash between Price Kearns and Crawley Motors. Local fans expect a tight matchup as teams vie for early standings.
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Crawley Motors
Hebgen
South Side Hardware Beats Rosedale Market in Closely Fought Game
South Side Hardware defeated Rosedale Market 9 to 7 in a high scoring matchup last night. The victory featured strong offense from South Side and late defensive stops to secure the win.
South Side Hardware Meets De Molay Alumni at Parrot
A Parrot venue hosts a matchup between South Side Hardware and De Molay Alumni. Also listed is a game between Silver Bow Park and Silver Bow Motor at Silver Bow Park.
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Rosedale Market
Silver Bow Motor
South Side
H’d'we
American Legion
de Molay
South Side Hardware
Parrot
Four MLB Games Postponed by Rain and Poor Conditions
Monday saw multiple postponements across the league as Pittsburgh faced New York and St. Louis met Boston under rain, while Cincinnati at Brooklyn also had the game postponed on wet grounds. Chicago’s matchup with Philadelphia was called off due to weather.
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Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
West
Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh
New York
St-Louis
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Yankees
Detroit
Tribe
Oral Hildebrand
Senators
Hildebrand
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Tuesday’s Games Across Major Leagues
Pittsburgh visits New York while Cincinnati meets Brooklyn and Chicago travels to Philadelphia. St. Louis plays at Boston in a slate of Tuesday matchups across the circuit.
Baseball scores from Monday across major league games
Washington defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 while Philadelphia beat Chicago 8 to 2. Boston routed St Louis 13 to 5. New York and Detroit game postponed leaving results incomplete.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
New York-Detroit
New York at Detroit in Friday Sports Card
Detroit hosts New York in a scheduled matchup while Boston visits St Louis and Washington meets Cleveland and Philadelphia travels to Chicago in a four game slate.
Giants Beat Paige-Kearks In Hot Ore
In front of a large Meaderville crowd the Colored Giants defeated the Price-Kearns club 10 to 6. A Spearman struck out 9 while his brother fanned 9 as the Giants outhit the opponents and built a late lead. Next, the Giants face South Side Hardware at 6 30 p m at the Cinders diamond.
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Price- Kearns Club
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Hensley
Price Kearns
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Butte
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Senators Shake Up Batting Leaders As Cronin Falls
American League and Big Six batting chase tightens as Al Simmons loses ground with a .363 average after five at bats and Joe Cronin dips to .361 on four appearances. Fred Schulte from the Nationals improves, while Senators outfielder reaches .358 as spread of leaders narrows.
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Washington Senators
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Cronin
Fred Schulte
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G. . Simmons
Whiteies
Davis
Phillies
Klein
Schulte
Eos
Collins
Cardinals
Tall Scores Mark Junior Ball Games
Juvenile baseball teams in Butte swung to big scores in the East Side league yesterday. Athletics beat C. F. Team ing 15 to 6, East Butte beat East Side Yanks 17 to 10, and Panch Drugs beat Parkway Giants 13 to 11. The Interstate Stars, led by a 14 year old, crushed Parkway Cubs 22 to 12. This morning's East Butte games set Athletics versus Panch Drugs, Parkway Giants versus East Side Yanks, and East Butte against C. F. Teaming nineethers.
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Athletics
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East Side
Yanks
Panch Drugs
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Interstate Stars
Parkway Cubs
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East Side Yanks
Mis soula and Deer Lodge Gear Up For State Swim Meet
Missoula and Deer Lodge organize strong state swimming teams for the sixth annual meet at Gregson Springs on Saturday. Missoula fields 27 swimmers led by Ginger Brown and coach Fred Schofield, while Deer Lodge has 44 swimmers with 16 point winners from last year.
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Deer Lodge
Butte
Jack Erkila
Milltown
Ginger” Brown
Fred Schofield
Joe Turrell
Robert Bell
Jack Erkkila
Jack Regan
Jack Hughes
John McNab
Bill Rightmire
Wilson
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