Butte-Helena Legion Series Opens Tonight at Clark Park
Butte and Helena youths meet at Clark Park to begin the district series with a state semi final berth at stake. Butte follows a late win over Anaconda while Helena crushed Missoula. tonight’s nine inning game starts at 6 with 25 cent admission for adults and free for kids as both sides shuffle lineups and pitchers for the opener.
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Clark Park
American Legion State
Northwestern
Anaconda
Missoula
Hamilton
Kalispell
Polson
Nick Anderson
H. Kovich
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Jeray
Anderson
Hanshaw
Butler
Kennedy
Cloude
Krisman
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Hill
Kearney
Hockaday
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Shea Jr
Dustan
Stuart
Slump Continues as Braves Edge Cardinals 1–0 in Opener
Boston at St. Louis opener ends 1–0 despite Bill Walker holding to three hits. Leo Mangum pitches all nine for Boston as St. Louis leaves five on base. Run by Lee scores on a Durocher error with Gyselman driving in the only RBI.
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Bill Walker
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Leo Mangum
Tribe
Street
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Galatzer
Cissell
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Pytlak
Knickerbocker
Myer
Cronin
Bluese
Thomas
Galatzar
Averill
Myatt
Kamm
McAfee
Price Kearns and Crawleys Battle in City League Setback
Price Kearns beat Crawley Motors 6 to 4 to move into a tie for second place behind Western Fuels in the City League. Engel, Woodland and Kristich homered for Price Kearns as Crawleys extended their losing streak to 13 games while still fighting for a break. In the Commercial League, South Side Hard wares and Silver Bow Motors split, with Hard wares winning 4 3 and Silver Bow Parks rallying to 9 4 over Silver Bow Motors as Parks pulled two games ahead of Rosedale Marketmen. All evening games postponed due to Clark Park district championship.
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Price-Kearns
Crawleys
South Side Hardwares
Shade de Molays
Silver Bow Motors
Parks
Crawley Motors
Anaconda Rnodes
Western Fuels
South Side
Hard« Wares
Hardy Waremen
de Molay
Motors
Silver Bow Parks
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Engel
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Silver Bow Moetors
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Gabse
Miller to Give Israel Title Go
Promoter Nate Druxman announced a July 11 title bout between Freddie Miller the National Boxing Association featherweight champion and Abie Israel of Seattle. Israel won a non title decision over Miller three months earlier in Seattle.
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Freddie Miller
Abie Israel
Nate Druxman
Israel
Miller
Six Teams Enter Kitten Ball League Schedule
Six teams compete in a new kitten ball league with one game nightly at 7 pm at St Patrick school lot West Park street. Rabids vs Jolley boys open tonight followed by Ramblers vs Balaklayas on Thursday and Rinky Kinks vs Sky Highs on Friday.
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West Park Street
Rabids
Jolley Boys
Ramblers
Balaklayas
Rinky Kinks
Sky
Yankee Pitcher Johnny Allen Suspended Five Days
Up William Harridge announced that Johnny Allen of the New York Yankees is suspended for five days. The action follows an incident in Detroit when Allen shoulder bumped umpire George Hildebrand in the fifth inning after a disputed call. Lou Gehrig restrained the pitcher before violence escalated.
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William Harridge
Johnny Allen
New York Yankees
George Hildebrand
Allen
Hildebrand
Lou Gehrig
Orioles wins 2 0 in Central League juniors action
In Central League juniors play yesterday the Orioles beat the Big Buttes 2 to 0. The Muckers defeated the Knot Holes 16 to 7 and the Virginia Street team beat the Ramblers 11 to 5.
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Orioles
Big Buttes
Muckers
Knot Holes
Virginia Street
Ramblers
Sharkey and Carnera Ready for Heavy Title Clash
Champion Jack Sharkey closes two months of training with four rounds on the bag and shadow boxing. Challenger Primo Carnera remains in Pompton Lakes camp as he prepares to weigh in near 264 pounds and faces the Madison Square Garden bout.
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Carnera
Edward J. Neil
New York
Jack Sharkey
Prima Carnera
Madison Square Bowl
Oe Agen
Egba
Orangeburg
Janes
Shadow
Boxing Commission
Arthur Hattick
Pompton Lakes
Bill Duffy
Hegan
Will Sharkey Primo Camera Fight Promises Big NYC Ring Action
The Montana Standard will provide blow by blow coverage of the Jack Sharkey Primo Camera heavyweight title bout from Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. A ringside wire will flash all details to Butte readers since no radio broadcast is available. The bout starts around 7 p.m. Butte time.
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Montana Standard
Butte
New York
Madison Square Garden
West Broadway
Training Wraps for Soldier with Limbering Exercises Tomorrow
The report notes the soldier's training is completed except for light limbering exercises planned for tomorrow, marking a quiet close to the current phase.
Yankees Close Gap On Top With come-from-behind Win
New York Yankees beat Detroit 9 to 8 after trailing early. Combs hit a homer as Walter Brown faltered, then Marberry struggled but the Yanks exploded for three runs in the eighth to snatch the lead. Gehrig Chapman Lazzeri and Stone drove in key runs for New York.
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New York
Yankees
Senators
Cleveland
Yanks
Fred Marberry
Tigers
Walter Brown
Marberry
Art Herring
Schoolboy Rowe
Combs
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O Stone
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Sewell
F. Walker
Gehrig
Chapman
Lazzeri
Walker
Gehringer
Stone
Greenberg
Brown
How They Stand City League After Last Night's Results
City League standings update after last night games show Price-Kearns at 6 and Crawley Motors at 4. Key figures or further team movements not listed in the readable text.
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Price-Kearns
Crawley Motors
Last Night's Results in Local Matches
Local sports roundup shows South Side Hardware won 4 to De Molay Alumni 3, while Silver Bow Park edged Silver Bow Motor 9 to 4. Scores indicate close competition and dominant offense in the second game.
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Hardwaremen
South Side
de Molay
Albright
Tobin
Penaluna
Castellano
de Molays
Hardware
Silver Bow Park
Rosedale Market
Silver Bow Motor
American Legion
South Side Hardware
de Molay Alumni
No Games Tonight Cancelled by Legion Series
All local games are cancelled tonight due to the Butte Helena Legion series opening here this evening.
Metcalfe Face-Off Looms With Owens In Big Meet
In Chicago at Soldier Field Metcalfe aims to defend his world sprint title against Jesse Owens as the AAU championships promise a trio of record bids. Owens and Metcalfe both clocked 9.4 seconds in recent 100-yard dashes, while Metcalfe’s late surge could negate his slow starts. Additional events include hurdles featuring Keller Meier Moreau Beard distances with Venzke Cunningham Hornbostel.
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Chicago
Ralph Metcalfe
Charlie Paddock
Eddie Tolan
Metcalfe
Soldier Field
Metcalf
Jesse Owens
Owens
Marquette Negro
Cleveland
Charles Riley
A. A.U
Jack Keller
Ohio State
Gus Meier
Stanford
al Moreau
Louisiana State
Percy Beard
New York A. C
Gene Venzke
U. of Pennsylvania
Glenn Cunningham
U. of Kansas
Charley Hornbostel
Indiana
Cunningham
Rainy Tuesday Baseball Results From East Coast Games
In wet conditions Pittsburgh played New York with a game status wet grounds. St Louis 0 Boston 1 and Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 11 despite rain in Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Wednesday's Games Matchups Listed
Pittsburgh faces New York while St Louis meets Boston. Chicago plays Philadelphia in two games and Cincinnati travels to Brooklyn for a pair of contests.
Basketball Score Summary From Early Season Games
The report lists team point tallies from several early matchups. New York led Detroit 9 to 8 while Boston posted 5 to St. Louis 4. Washington 6 lost to Cleveland 7 and Philadelphia 3 trailed Chicago 8.
Sox Even Series With 8-3 Victory Over Athletics
White Sox erase four walks for runs in the second inning to beat the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 3 and even the series at two games each. Miller and Faber held steady as Chicago hitters collected 11 hits off four A's pitchers, with Foxx homering and Grube driving in the final runs.
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Merritt Cain
White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Walter Miller
Red Faber
Sox
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Bishop Oooon Petersonp
Oliver
Philadelphia
McNair
Cramer
Foxx
Rhyne
Haas
Swanson
Simmons
Sullivan
Grube
Miller
Coleman
Appling
Red Sox defeat Browns 5 to 4 in St. Louis
Sam Gray started for Boston before leaving in the eighth. Ed Wells relieved and allowed four hits and four runs as the Red Sox rallied to win the fourth game of the series. Both clubs used three pitchers, with key RBIs by Melillo, Burns, and Seeds.
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Browns
ST. Louis
Sam Gray
Boston Red Sox
Ed Wells
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Warstlerss
Levey
Friberg
Cooke
Reyn
Central Pro Basketball Matchups Across Cities
New York at Detroit Boston at St. Louis Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago outline a set of notable NBA styled clashes between major teams in five markets. The schedule signals high stakes regional action with each contest adding to the season narrative and fan anticipation.
Sports scores roundup from night games
Toledo 4 Columbus 5 night. Louisville 2 Indianapolis 5 night. Milwaukee 5 St Paul 6 thirteen innings. Kansas City 2 Minneapolis 7.
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St. Paul
Indianapolis
Mineapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Trans Mississippi Medalist Honors for Zell Eaton
Zell Eaton of Oklahoma City shot 68 to go with yesterday’s 69 and won medalist honors at the Trans Mississippi golf tournament in Colorado Springs. His 36 hole total 137 topped Gus Moreland of Dallas who had 141. three others tied at 142. Thirty two players qualified for 18 hole match play with 152 or lower, advancing to 36 hole matches once the field tightens to eight.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
U.P
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Eaton
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Texas
Moreland
L. B. Maytag
Newton
Iowa
Lawson Little Jr
San Francisco
Earl Berryhill
Sapulpa
Oklo
East Side League Scores Big Wins Across Central League
Hall Lumber boys led East Side League scoring as they beat Parkway Giants 13 to 9. Panchc Drugs defeated Athletics 4 to 3 and East Buttes topped C. F. Traming 9 to 3.
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Hall Lumber Company Boys
Parkway Giants
Panchc Drugs
Athletics
East Buttes
C. & F. Traming
Night baseball results span West Coast and Hollywood
In Seattle Oakland and Portland delivered long games with night innings. Hollywood beat Missions in a late contest. San Francisco edged Los Angeles as Sacramento trailed in another night matchup.
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Portland Sr
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Missions
Oakland
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Yank Champs Feature Race at Wimbledon
At Wimbledon June 27 the American champions Helen Wills Moody and Ellsworth Vines Jr. led the second round, Moody winning 6-0 6-0 in her title defense after a first round bye. Other Americans in the field included Lester Stoefen Cliff Sutter Keith Gledhill Helen Jacobs and Dorothy Andrus Burke as Vines and Moody drew most attention.
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Eng
Helen Wills Moody
Ellsworth Vines Jr
Moody
Lester Stoefen
Cliff Sutter
Keith Gledhill
Helen Jacobs
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Vines
Mrs. Moody
Junior Juniors Score High in Court House Tilt
The Court House All Stars defeated the Unknowns 20 to 18 in a junior baseball game played yesterday. Both teams used players aged 11 years or younger, highlighting young talent and scoring in a close contest.
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Court House All- Stars
Unknowns
Northwest league games highlight late spurt and win
The Muckers rallied for a 5 to 4 win over Centerville in Northwest league action. Big Butte Maroons defeated the Walkerville Vagabonds 7 to 2 in a second league test.
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Centerville
Big Butte Maroons
Walkerville Vagabonds
Baseball Scores From Night Games
The scores from night games show Springfield 12 over Des Moines 6 Topeka 7 over Hutchinson 5 St Joseph 13 over Muskogee 14 Joplin 4 over Omaha 5 in 10 innings.
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Des Moines
Topeka
Hutchinson
St. Joseph
Muskogee
Joplin
Omaha
British Tennis Stars Clash as Upset Shocks Perry
Vines dominates England's A T England 6-1 4-6 7-5 6-1 while Mrs J R Macready aids the British effort. The day also marks Fred Perry’s first major upset, with Nat Farquharson from South Africa touted as England’s ranking hope.
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Vines
Walloping
A. T. England
Fred Perry
England
Nat Farquharson
Hauser Seeks 70 Homer Pace For Miller Hitters
Star first baseman Hauser pursues a 70 homer pace after 58 games 25 homers this season. He previously held the all time pro baseball record with 64 at Baltimore. Last year he hit 49 for the Millers and aims to top the American Association mark of 54 set by Nick Cullop of Columbus.
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Hauser
Baltimore
The
Millers
American Association
Nick Cullop
Columbus
Stanford Yale duel nets 94 game long set record
In Haverford Pennsylvania two top players, Joe Coughlin of Stanford and Egbert Miles of Yale, battled three hours in a national inter collegiate tennis match. Coughlin won the marathon 28 26 in a 54 game first set, then swept the second 6 1 to advance to the fourth round.
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Stanford
Yale
Joe Coughlin
Egbert Miles
Elistar
Merion Cricket Club
Coughlin
Webster and St John School Nines Post Wins in Class B
Two Grade School Baseball games were played in Class B yesterday morning. Webster defeated Jefferson 5 to 3 with Cotter and Campbell as batteries. St John’s crushed Longfellow 21 to 8, with Devine and A Hovan as batteries.
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Longfellow
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Campbell
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Walker
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A. Hovan
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A. Guay
P. Guay
Carnera Sharkey bout rumors swirl before title fight
Henry McLemore reports from New York that two days before the heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden rumors of a dive are circulating. Fans debate if Sharkey would let Carnera win while betting odds show Sharkey favored at 13 to 10 though last minute money could swing the odds.
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Henry McLemore
New York
U.P
Pompton Lakes
Orangeburg
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Primo
Carnera
Sharkey
Bear
Yale Wins Maxwell Cup in Collegiate Golf Victory
Yale university golfers won the Maxwell cup for the third straight year and 20th time since the event began. They totaled 610 in 36 holes of medal play, defeating Michigan 622 in second, with Notre Dame and Texas third and fourth at 624 and 627. Dartmouth finished fifth as Princeton Dayton George and Cornell trailed.
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Michigan
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Texas
Dartmouth
Princeton
Dayton
George
Cornell
England Retains Ryder Cup In Dramatic Victory
Great Britain defeated the United States 6½ to 5½ at Southport to reclaim the Ryder Cup. Syd Easterbrook clinched the win with a 1 up, 36 hole victory over Densmore Shute as the final match concluded.
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Southport
England
Great Britain
United States
Syd Easterbrook
Densmore Shute
Walter Hagen
A. J. Lacey
State Swimming Meet Entries From Five Cities Listed
Entries from Helena Dillon Whitehall Missoula and Deer Lodge join Butte for the Sixth Annual State Swimming Meet at Gregson Springs Saturday. Helena leads with a strong team including Ted Cooney Tom Curtis and others while Dillon fields all men and boys and Whitehall sends Kathleen Martindale who trained in Europe. The meet opens at 11 with a lunch intermission at 3 30 and finals from 7 to 9.
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B. J. Gunderson
Butte Y
Helena Y.M.C. A
Dillon
Whitehall
Kathleen Martindale
Europe
France
Jack Manlove
Jefferson Valley
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