Walk and Colemans Homer Give Miners Edge in Copper League
Walk and Eddie Coleman homered to power the Miners to a 3-2 win over the Silver Bow Parks, tying the leaders Navy V-12 Engineers and Parks. Spremic took the loss despite an early walk spree, while Vandegrift earned his first win of the season. Miners now sit tied for second with Parks and McQueens, with more games shaping a tight race. McQueen A C tonight delays the scheduled meeting by an hour.
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Navy V-12 Engineers
Silver Bow Parks
Matt Spremic
Parks
Floyd Vandegrift
Vandy
Spremic
Miners
McQueens
Sennett
Malkovich
Wold
Orlich
Eddie Coleman
Conlan
McQeens
McQueen A. C
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Fagan
ABR
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Maar
Hicks
Coleman
Pomer
Michalsky
Connors
Robinson
Collins
Girard
Bollineer
Pomeroy
Vandeerift
Healy and
Kenny
Rain Hurts Baseball Here Most in 13
Weather records note June 1913 as the wettest in Butte since 1894 with heavy rains delaying City league games. Six teams competed Electrics Montana Power Continental Oil Post Office Entre Nous Bankers Street Car Men. Electrics won the championship led by Bill McGonigle.
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Alex Blewett
Butte
Electrics
Montana Power
Continental Oil
Post Office
Entre Nous
Bill McGonigle
Copper League
Emil Sundberg
Fred Honeychurch
W. A. O'Kelly
Paul Passmore
Wilfred Tretheway
Ira Steck
T. J. Davis
Billy Evans
Jim Lowney
Tom Bolitho
Joe Knight
Frank Leahy
Charles Phippen
Ike Knoyle
John T. Sullivan
Les Boyer
Fred Streibeck
Alex Blew
Yankees Cup Fifth Straight Win Over Browns
Atley Donald pitched the New York Yankees to a 7-2 victory over the St. Louis Browns, extending their streak to five wins and reducing the gap atop the standings to three and a half games. Errors by Byrnes and Hayworth helped New York pull away after a third-inning Brown lead.
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New York
Atley Donald
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Donald
Browns
Yankees
Byrnes
Bud Metheney
Herschel Martin
Lindell
Etten
Mike Hayworth
Pirates
Giants
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Tonight
Pirate
Frank Frisch
George Barr
Barr
Phil Weintraub
Allen
Giant
Jocko Conlan
Colorado Star Can Aid Trojan Eleven
Los Angeles June 28 Coach Jeff Cravath of the University of Southern California football team says he is pleased John McGinn star center on the Colorado college team last year will join spring practice Monday. McGinn was All Rocky Mountain center with Colorado and helped the eleven post strong small school records before transferring under a military training program to USC for pre dentistry.
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Los Angeles
Jeff Cravath
University of Southern California
John McGinn
Colorado College
McGinn
Colorado Eleven
United States
Golf Ball Shortage Sparks Famine Fear This Season
A shortage of golf balls due to imperfect synthetic rubber threatens games this season. Analysts warn the supply will dwindle before completion of the schedule, risking shortages for players and tournaments.
Anderson Beats Haegg In Stockholm 1500m Race
In Stockholm on June 28 Arne Anderson defeated Gunder Haegg in a 1500 meter race at Stockholm stadium with a time of 3 498 and 3 50 2 respectively. Anderson who holds a world record of 3 45 for the distance clinched his first win over Haegg in two years despite poor weather. Haegg had led early and had earlier set a world two mile record of 8 46 4 days before.
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Stockholm
Arne Anderson
Gunder Haegg
Sweden
Anderson
Haegg
America
Twilight Tear Wins Eighth Straight at Arlington Stakes
Twilight Tear, Calumet farm’s speed filly, won the Princess Doreen stakes at Arlington Park, her eighth consecutive victory. Jockey Conn McCreary rode under Illinois racing board relief, and the six furlongs went in 1:10 3-5 with Twilight Tear defeating Bell Song by a length and a half. Bell Song paid $17.60 to place, Twilight Tear paid $2.80 to win.
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Twilight Tear
Calumet Farm
Arlington Park
Conn McCreary
Illinois Racing Board
Bell Song
Veteran Officials in Charge for Opening of Greyhound Races
Greyhound racing to open at Montana Kennel Club with 200 plus greyhounds. Opening date July 1 to align with Fourth of July observance. formal start July 8. Races set for Saturdays Mondays and Tuesdays. Officials include Cody Coffman presiding judge Steve Sullivan paddock judge E S Woodward manager of certificates N H Serrano official starter Joe Duplessis lure operator Dr R E Dodge consulting veterinarian.
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William van Fleet
Cody Coffman
Steve Sullivan
Woodward
Shepard
N. H. Serrano
Joe Duplessis
R. E. Dodge
Gonzaga Frosh in Net Semifinals
Charlie Sampson of Notre Dame defeated Howard McCall of Georgia Tech 6-2 6-3 to reach the NCAA tournament semifinals at Northwestern courts Evanston Ill Sampson will face Gonzaga freshman Harry Likas who eliminated Nick Buzelich Pepperdine 6-2 6-1 Joe Willett McCalls teammate beat John Hickman Texas 6-4 6-3 and Pancho Segura of Miami advanced with a 6-1 6-3 win over Stan Clark California Tech in the quarterfinals.
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Charlie Sampson
Notre Dame Wednesay
Howard McCall
Georgia Tech
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Northwestern University
Sampson
Harry Likas
Likas
Gonzaga
Elimin Nick Buzelich
Pepperdine
Joe Willett
McCall
John Hickman
Texas
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
University of Miami
Stan Clark
California Tech
Navy Tells Bartell Sold To Maryland Club
Bartell, the former New York baseball star, was traded this week to a Maryland aggregation after holdouts contracts or waivers failed to enter the deal. He has completed recruit training at Farragut and will be assigned to Bainbridge Maryland as a Navy athletic instructor. Seaman Second Class Bartell, now at the specialists' school, begins Navy athletic instruction duties.
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Idaho
Dick Bartell
Maryland
Navy
New York
Farragut Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Naval Training Center
Seaman
Bartell
Drew Stops Altman in Seventh Round KO
Lige Drew of San Diego surged to a seventh round technical knockout over Paul Altman of Dallas at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles on Tuesday night, after a slow start in the 10 round bout.
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Altman
Los Angeles
U.P
Lige Drew
San Diego
Calif
Olympic Auditorium
Paul Altman
Dallas
Texas
Lanier of Cards Loses Twice to Phillies in 6-5 and 4-0 Games
Max Lanier pitched six and two thirds innings and lost the opener 6-5 as the Philadelphia Phillies clinched the playoff by defeating the St. Louis Cardinals who then fell 4-0 in a separate regulation game. Raffensberger limited St. Louis to four hits for his seventh win.
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Max Lanier
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
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Phils
Ken Raffensberger
Jurisich
Sth
Wilks
Schmidt
Philadelphia
Hamrick
Litwhner
Ciesiak
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Litwhiler
Northey
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Dodgers
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Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Whit Wyatt
Bill Nicholson
Les Webber
Wyatt
Perfect Scores Tie for Trap Honors
Co. O'Connell and FE Pengelly shared top honors at the Butte Trap and Skeet club twilight shoot breaking perfect scores of 50 each in 50 Singles. Billie Lou Sweet led women with 48 for third. results include O'Connell 50, Pengelly 50, Sweet 48, Hollenbeck 45, Antonioli 44, Bridges 44, Poster 44, Yoehim 40, Ralkovetz 40, Madura 37, Sullivan 4, Muff 30. Skeet and cumulative scores listed.
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Co. O'Connell
FE. Pengelly
Butte
Billie Lou Sweet
C. O'Connell
B. Pengelly
E. Hollenbeck
Britons Buy Baseball In Charity Game At Air Defense Station
An Army defense command team defeated a visiting Navy nine 13-12 in England as Lt. James Aviward Jr. and Lt. Frank Asterney, both from the United States, earned about $2,000 in baseball sales. The Britons showed confusion over the sport but lined up at the ticket office to contribute.
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AIR Defense Command
England
James P. Aviward, Jr
Kansas City
Prank A Tterney
New York
Army Defense Command
Navy
Victory Golf Races Paced by McSpaden
Harold McSpaden led his foursome with a 20-35-64 as the Victory national championships golf action in Chicago moved toward leaders in multiple divisions. Dorothy Germain paired with McSpaden to top the pro-lady totals, while Arnold Minkley led the pro senior group and McSpaden’s team posted an aggregate 291 to lead the team standings.
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Chicago
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Philadelphia
McSpaden
Dorothy Germain
Drexel Hills
MecSpaden-Germain
Arnold Minkleye
McSpaden-Minkley
Don Armstrong
Aurora
Sammy Byrd
Detroit
Bob Cochran
St. Louis
Owever
Johnny Revolta
Ken Marine
Patty Berg
George Ardy
Miners Edge Parks 3 2 In Copper League Standings
Copper League update shows Miners defeat Parks 3 to 2 as Parks and McQueens contest a playoff game with Tuesday postponement noted at Clare Park. Navy Engineers and Silver Bow Parks also appear in standings with mixed results.
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Pete Navy Engineers
Miners Union
Sue Silver Bow Parks
Soo
Miners
Clare Park
Parks
McQueens
Pitchers for Tomorrow’s Games Across Leagues
Baseball notes list probable starters for June 29 games. NY Yankees Jakucki to face Dubiel, Cleveland Beynolds vs Christopher, Detroit at Washington with Overmyre vs Wynn, Chicago Dietrick against Woods, National League Voiselle to face Strincevieh, Philadelphia at St. Louis with Lee vs Gerheauser. Only gamer scheduled.
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New York
Jakucki
Dubiel
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Beynolds
We. Christopher
Detroit
Washington
Overmire
Ve. Wynn
Chicago
Boston
Dietrick
Woods
Pittsburgh
Voiselle
Strincevieh
St. Louis
Lee
Vf Gerheauser
Munger
First Round for Junior Nines Will End Friday
American Legion sponsored juniors will catch up four postponed games and their regular contests today and tomorrow, ending the first half of the season. Second half starts July 4 with new schedules. Grant vs St. Joe and Longfellow vs Whittier join Western League actions after two regular games. Calcat erra homered as Sherman beat Washington 15 to 1 in Western League. Monroe teams topped St John 9 to 8. Greeley beat Sacred Heart 10 to 8.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Dick Siebert
American Legion
Bill Cullen
Grant
St. Joe
Longfellow
Whittier
Webster
St. Paterick
McKinley
Paul Clark
Cinders
Calcaterra
Pace Sherman
Washington
Immacerate Conception
St. Mary
Hill
Lowney
Mulcahy
Monroe Baseballers
Butte
Rathjen's Ramblers Prepare for July 9 District Play
Missoula American Legion team Rathjen's Ramblers coached by Eddie Rathjen will play July 9 at Butte or Anaconda, facing the winner of the Butte-Anaconda District No. 1 championship. Missoula will represent District No. 6.
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Rathjen
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