Renfro Sweeps Montana Trapshooting Titles Again
E W Ted Renfro of Dell dominates Montana's 43rd annual three day trap meet in Helena winning singles with 199 of 200, doubles 95 of 100, handicap 96 of 100 and all around 390 of 400. W R Tarrant runner up in singles and all around. Charles Flannigan wins professional title. Renfro heads to Ogden and beyond.
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Montana
E. W
Ted) Renfro
Dell
Renfro
W. R. Tarrant
Otto Schulz
Sheridan
Tarrant
Charles Flannigan
Great Falls
Owen Baldwin
Butte
Ogden
Ted Renfro
Denver
Vandalia
Ohio
Grant and Perry Set for Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Wimbledon action shifts to the quarterfinals as Fred Perry faces Bryan Grant while Don Budge and Wilmer Allison carry American hopes. Budge meets Adrian Quist and Allison faces Bunny Austin as Jack Crawford challenges Baron Gottfried von Cramm in a fields of eight.
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Wimbledon
England
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Fred Perry
United States
Britton
Perry
Grant
America
Don Budge
Wilmer Allison
Budge
Adrian Quist
Allison
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Australia
Germany
Jack Crawford
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Johnny Dawson Wins Trans Miss Golf Title
Chicago golfer Johnny Dawson defeated Wichita’s George Matson 3 and 2 in 36-hole finals at Wichita County club to claim the trans Miss golf crown after two prior runner ups.
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Kans
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
George Matson
Wichita County Club
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Games Schedule
Helena 7 Giants 13 Parks 13 Great Falls 9 House of Davids 15 Anaconda 10 exhibition House of Davids 16 Butte 10 exhibition Tonight's games Here East Helena vs Colored Giants St Louis 1 Brooklyn 5 Chicago 3 6 New York C 0 Pittsburgh 11 4 Boston 2 6 Cincinnati at Philadelphia rain Open date western teams traveling home.
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Geat
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Boston Oenocence
Yesterday's results and today's games summary
Yesterday Boston 3 at Cleveland 11 and New York 3 7 at St Louis 6 4 Philadelphia 4 at Detroit 10 Washington 12 1 and Chicago 7 4. Today Cleveland plays St Louis and Detroit faces Chicago with other eastern teams traveling home.
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Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Washington
Chicago
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Sports scoreboard snippets from multiple games
Unclear mix shows Buffalo 5 Rochester 13 Rochester 8 0 Toronto 0 4 Montreal 7 3 Albany 4 Newark 1 Syracuse 9 6 Baltimore 31 7.
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Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Albany
Newark
Syracuse
Baltimore
Delayed Chance Flashes Dusty Cooke And Frankie Reiber
Dusty Cooke, once Yankee substitute in center, now Red Sox right fielder, headlines the league while Frank Reiber, Tigers catcher, emerges from bullpen duty. Both players show growth as veteran influences wane with Mickey Cochrane's decline and Schoolboy Rowe’s battery experience aids Reiber’s development.
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Earl Coombs
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Newark
Red Sox
Swepsonville
N. C
Tigers
Frank Reiber
Bucky Harris
Frankie
Schoolboy Rowe
Mickey Cochrane
Olympic Trials This Week For Track Crew Hopefuls
New York and Princeton host major track trials as AAU championships and Olympic rowing trials unfold. National finals attract top runners jumpers weight throwers while Henley regatta Wimbledon and Kentucky and eastern intercollegiate championships draw attention. Baseball pennant races and minor events fill the schedule ahead of July 4 weekend.
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Thames
England
Kentucky
Louisville
Start Fast for 13 7 Win Over Helena
In a 27 hit, 15 errors game the Colored Giants beat Helena 13 to 7 to push into third place in the state league race. Errors of omission and dropped plays marked the contest, including Helena loading the bases with one out in the second inning.
Beauty Queens Set for Berlin Bound Olympic Bid
Two national swimming champions Mrs Wingard and Mrs Jarrett are Berlin bound after triumphs in the national tourney. Jarrett declined a Follies offer and plans to sing in night clubs before Olympic summer duties for Uncle Sam.
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Jarrett
Uuncle Sam
State League Meet Tonight Chooses New President
Montana State Baseball league commissioners convene tonight at 9 at Justice Rudy Klune's office to appoint a successor to Klune as league president. The longtime judge delayed duties but cannot continue guiding the circuit.
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Justice of the Peace
Rudy Klune
East Front Street
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Crow Leads Giants In High Scoring Victory Over Helena
Crow powers the Giants with a double, triple and homer including a dramatic three base hit rule frame. Crow drives in four while Hughes and McFall contribute key RBIs as Giants defeat Helena with 23 hits versus 10 errors and a 2:16 game time.
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Thorpe
Mitchell
Crow
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Allen
Hughes
Bills
McGonigle
L. Atkins
McFall
Emery
Stone
Smidh
Jones
Ellis
O'’Connell
O'Connell
Smidt
House of David Beats Butte State League 16 to 10
House of David Beardites edged Butte State league 16 to 10 in a rough night game. Allison and Grant homered for the Davids while Free bourn Spear and Pomeroy homered for Butte. Schroeder Windt Klune Kenny Skelton handled the batteries.
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Allison
Grant
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Spear
Pomeroy
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Skelton
Nettleton Outlasts Furlong as Parks Beat Great Falls 13 to 9
In a hitting showcase at Silver Bow Parks, Nettleton outpitched Furlong and Ario to help Silver Bow Parks defeat Great Falls State league entry 13 to 9. Individual highlights include multiple early runs, two base hits by Adders and Gavid, and a seventh inning rally.
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Sutter Wins National Intercollegiate Tennis Title
Ernest Sutter of Tulane defeated Vernon John of Southern California 6-4 6-4 6-4 to win the national singles championship in Chicago. Stanford pair Ben Dey and William Seward took the doubles title by beating Norman Bickel and Norbert Burgess of Chicago 9-7 6-2 6-3.
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Ernest Sutter
Tulane
Vernon John
Southern California
Ben Dey
William Seward
Stanford
Norman Bickel
Norbert Burgess
Association standings show varied results across games
American Association in Minneapolis and St. Paul lists scores against Milwaukee Kansas City Louisville Toledo Columbus Indianapolis with mixed wins and losses. The fragment records several matchups including Columbus 6 1 and Indianapolis 14 4, indicating uneven performances by teams.
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Wingard and Jarretts Best of Mermaids
Lenore Right Wingard of Homestead Pennsylvania won her third straight AAU outdoor women's title in the one mile 440 yard and 880 yard freestyle events at Manhattan Beach. She lowered her world record by 12.8 seconds with a 24 07.2 mile time and led the WS A to relay glory with Eleanor Holm Jarrett anchoring a record setting 300 meters medley relay.
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Lenore Right Wingard
Oriental Pool
Manhattan Beach
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Katy Rawls
Miami Beach
Mary Lou Petty
Seattle
Miss Rawls
Women's Swimming Association of
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Night Club
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Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Milwaukee
Glenn Morris
Fort Collins
Morris
Jim” Bausch
Kansas
Dave Weichert
Rice
George Varoff
San Francisco
Bob Rodenkirchen
Jersey City
West
Cambridge
Bill Bonthron
Pennsylvania
Gene Venzke
Glenn Cunningham
Los Angeles
Bill Graber
Frank Wykoff
Ben Eastman
England
Tom Hampson
Jim
Riggs Sweeps Tri-State Net Title In Cincinnati
Bobby Riggs of California won the tri-state tennis tournament in Cincinnati defeating Charles Harris of West Palm Beach 6-1 6-3 6-1 in the final. Harris was seeded third as Riggs extended his growing list of net accomplishments after recently winning the national clay courts championship in Chicago.
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Hagen Laffoon Team Up to Win Inverness Four Ball
Walter Hagen and Ky Laffoon of Chicago win the Inverness four-ball team event in Toledo. Ray Mangrum and Craig Wood surge to second after a last match defeat to Hagen and Laffoon. Final prizes list Hagen Laffoon at 13 points earning $1,100 and other pairs with varying scores and purses.
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Ohio
Walter Hagen
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Inverness
Ray Mangrum
Lad
Dayton
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Mangrum
Wood
Lawson Little
Jimmy Thomson
Armour and
Cruickshank
Jimmy Hines
Willie Klein
Cubs Grab NL Lead With Doubleheader Shutouts
The Chicago Cubs topple the Giants 3-0 and 6-0 to move atop the National League as Larry French and Bill Lee dominate. Gabby Hartnett homers in the opener while Billy Herman adds a four bagger in the nightcap. Dizzy Dean suffers a loss as the Dodgers beat St Louis 5-1 with Buddy Hassett starring for Brooklyn. Beech Bees and Pirates split a twin bill with Boston taking the nightcap 6-4.
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Larry French
Bill Lee
St Louis Cardinals
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French
Carl Hubbell
Lee
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Gabby Hartnett
Billy Herman
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Diz Dean
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Gehrig Drops Below .400 As Big Six Tapers
Lou Gehrig, leader for the Yankees, falls from the .400 battin g average after a 2 for 7 day. Among the four Big Six hitters who played, none stay at the top. Radcliff and Camilli among leading NL hitters. Foxx and Gehris among home run leaders.
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New York Yankees
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Stu Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Kearns Bets on Schmeling Wins Big Wager
Jack Kearns, famed manager of Jack Dempsey, reportedly earned about $30,000 betting on Max Schmeling to defeat Joe Louis. The article notes Kearns, still managing fighters, celebrating in a Chicago nightclub as Schmeling stopped Louis, with Kearns telling a bartender to comp the house.
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Joe Louis
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Man Mauler
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Schmeling
Brown Bomber
Jack
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McCafferty
Holy Savior and St. Joseph's Lead Softball Leagues
Holy Savior and St. Joseph's teams pace senior men and junior boys divisions while Holy Savior girls remain undefeated. This week's schedule lists games across divisions including Immaculate Conception, St. John, St. Ann, St. Patrick, Sacred Heart, and St. Mary with arenas at Mines Parrot and Hebgen.
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St. Joseph's
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St. Ann
Parrot
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Harrison
St. Mary
Sacred Heart
Mallon
St. Patrick
St. John
Hebgen
St. Lawrence
New Track Meets Signal U S Olympic Track Strength
Report from Cambridge Milwaukee and Los Angeles shows the U S fielding strong contenders for the 1936 Olympic team. Notable feats include world records and fast times by Morris Graber Wykoff Bonthron Robinson Metcalfe Williams Woodruff Pollard Jr. and Carpenter with co contenders Cope Draper Gordon Peacock Hoffstetter.
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Brown University
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Young Pollard
Sam Allen
Oklahoma Baptist
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Dusky Ralph Metcalfe
Archie Williams
California
Dartmouth
Jack Hoffstetter
Indians Crush Red Sox Third Straight, Yanks Tie Series
Cleveland overwhelmed Boston 11 to 3 in front of 20,000 as George Blaeholder pitched a complete game. Johnny Marcum and Jimmie Foxx homered for Boston. Ostermueller took the loss. Tigers beat the Athletics 10 to 4 behind Goslin and Gehringer. Browns and Yankees split a doubleheader with New York winning game two 7 to 4 after a 6 to 3 loss in game one.
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Top Boxing Cards This Week Across North America
Tommy Loughran and Al McCoy headline a 10 round bout in Montreal Tuesday after Loughran’s European tour. Laddie Tonielli meets Fritzie Zivic in Pittsburgh Monday. Leo Lomski returns in Red Lodge July Fourth against Ford Smith. Max Baer faces Buck Rogers in Dallas Thursday in a six round bout.
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Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
al McCoy
Boston
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McCoy
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Laddie Tonielli
Chicago
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Ford Smith
Kalispell
Red Lodge
Mont
Max Baer
Dallas
Texas
Buck Rogers
Lakeshore Golf Tourney Qualifiers Headline Independence Event
Lakeshore Country club hosts the Independence Day tournament with qualifying rounds at Lake Avoca. L Skedd was medalist with 68 as Dune Campbell and others posted scores to set first round pairings and must-play matches now.
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Anaconda
Highland View
Lakeshore Country Club
I Hammer and Tongs
L. Skedd
Lake Avoca
Dune Campbell
Liosd Skedd
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al Chouinard
Loren Findlay
Russ Skedd
Bill Dolan
H. Swanson
George Abbott
T. McGeaver
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