North Siders Beat Miners 10 5 In Big League Tilt
North Siders rally to knock off the Miners 10 to 5 as Jim Sweeney withstands a sore arm to pitch three hit ball for the win. Despite eight walks, Sweeney secures victory and keeps league lead intact with Sil ver Row Parks set to host Medjueens at Clark Park tonight at 7.
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Miners
Jim Sweeney
Silver Row
Medjueens
Clark Park
Stlls
Selock
Sweeney
Sid Bailey
Te Miners
Dick Little
Inngs Consumer
Mihelich
Mfe
Mansfield
Milhelier Licensing
Wily
Perrot
Minérs
Michelich
Mansifrld
Champs
Frone
Cavin
Tiva
Johnson
Connors
Layvold
NSACA
Reilefer Little
McCaughey
Siveeney
Mensfield
Gina Imueblin
Mudro
Ifag
Keenan
M. Oriteh
Huphes
Saterfield
Gilbert
Peyrot
Esher
D. Little
Nangoao
North Ride Msolefore Waist
Voopos Sabtison
Ton
Kamibleh
Ats
Poy Leytold
Thaon McCaurling
Sretmens
Michelleh
Mann
Nid
Orlich
Satterfield
Feyrot
Butte Beats Bozeman In Intercity Tennis Match
Butte tennis team defeated Bozeman 8-3 in an intercity meet on Sunday. The win boosts Butte in the five-city league standings with Butte 4 5%, Bozeman 10, Helena 3%, Missoula not yet played. The event featured multiple singles and doubles wins for Butte, including standout performances by Dick Chauner and Peggy Rhodes.
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Bozeman
Butte
Jone
Dick Chauner
Borraman
Russ Smith
al Foy
Joe Livers
al Liddicoat
Tom Waldo
Dint Henry
Ted Carroll
Hague Callister
Clair Funston
Peggy Rhodes
Helen Ryan
Ed Fyler
Die& Johnson
Liddlenat-smith
Chalinrr-Waldo
Henry Funston
Carroll-Callister
Livers- Foy-Ryan
Vers
Helena
Missoula
Anaconda
Mozenan
Missouli
IC Boy and Monroe Girl Win Tennis Titles
Corette from Conception school beat Sakellaris of Lincoln 4-9, 0-0 in the boys final while Shaler over Mary Tucker of Emerson 6-2 in the girls final at Ex Cel-sior Street courts. Officials from Butte Tennis Club directed the event as part of the annual tournament.
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Swaun Corette
Tmrmnaculate Conception School
Bulte
Billie Jean Shafer
Monroe
Excelsior Street
Corette
Pete Sakellaris
Lincoln
Test Shaler
Mary Tucker
Emerson
Bel
Butte Tennis Club
Williams Batting 415 Leads AL as Williams Sets Pace
Chicago June 28 Williams posts a .415 batting mark leading the American League race. He has 90 hits in 226 at bats, 52 points ahead of LaRondeau, with Cobb and Sisler historically high marks noted. Dimaggio tops weekly slugging while Raschl, Lemon lead in pitching metrics amid a busy batting season.
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Chicago
rHony
Ty Cobb
George Sisler
Boston
Williams
Wion
la Roudreau
Cleveland
Cobb
Bisler
Robert Hornsby
Willams
Bordreau
New York
Joe Dimaggio
Ken Kellner
Washington
Gil Coan
Vic Raschl
Bob Lemon
Moose Hunting Permit Draw Set July 24
Montana issues moose hunting permits with a July 24 deadline for applications. Bull moose permits cost 8 cents in Beaverhead Park Madison Gallatin and Granite counties, with $2.60 returned to unsuccessful applicants. Fish and Game reports ample fish eggs available for hatcheries, totaling over 12 million, including rainbow trout eggs at about 6 million and native trout plus grayling.
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Helena
State Plan and Game Department
Beaverhead
Park
Madison
Gullatin
Granite
Montana
Fish and Game Department
Grant Nines Win In IC St Mary Greeley Lincoln 15 4
St Mary and Greeley powered by Hu two homers and Peoples Cromneley four baggers led a 15 to 4 victory over Lincoln in the Western league action. Sherman fell 13 to 4 as Grant Nines defeated Tongrillow 23 13. Falls Kids beat Billing 8 3 with Carlson tripling for the winners. Whitefish event draws plans for July 4 golf tourney with prize money and medals.
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St. Mary
Lincoln
Peoples
Cromneley
Sherman
Mayers
Clark Park
Greeley
St. Joseph
Grant
Tongrillow
Robinson Wins Third Defenses In Close 15 Round Fight
Sugar Ray Robinson defended his welterweight crown with a hard fought decision over Bernard Docosen in Chicago. Robinson boxed cleverly through ten rounds before landing a decisive late flurry to drop Docosen, knocking him down for a nine-count then sealing the victory in the 10th. Robinson weighed 146 1/2 pounds, Docosen 145 3/4, with about 8,500 onlookers and roughly $45,000 take.
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U.N
Ray
Shug) Robinson
Paver
Bernard Docosen
Vereket
Wienious
Robinson
Ocesen
Docisen Fire
Sugar Ray
Ubh
Clin
Docusen
Robinson A
Dornsen
Robson
Robeinson
Tommy Belk
Doensen
Doruson
Port
Brits Open first round yields tight leaderboard
At Gullane and Muirfield courses in Edinburgh Scotland on June 28 1930 Tibbles led the British Open after the first round with 67 tying the course record. Close behind were Jimmy Thomson and Roberto De Vincenzo with 68 while many top players struggled in steady rain and wind.
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Mairfield
Scotland
Tibbles
Tibbies
Jimmy Thomson
Chickopee Falls
Mass
Roberto de Vincengo
Argentina
Rach
Lipbles
Gullane
Muirfield
Dyrsday
Fio
Claude Harmen
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Norman von Nina
Fred Daly
Ireland
von Nina
Daly
Frank Sirsnahan
Toledo
Ohio
Thomson
di Vincenzo
Henry Cotton
Maria Gonzalez
Bynail
Wishbury
Ross Thompsmi
Thompson
Musial 405 Pace National Hit Leader in June Drive
New York June 23 It has been 18 years since a National Leaguer batted .400 or better. Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals gates the pace with a .405 average, lifting his total to 56 points ahead of Tommy Holmes of Boston. Through games of Sunday June 27 Musial has 96 hits in 342 at bats. Holmes tops with .350 and Andy Pafko trails at .345. Richie Ashburn leads rookie hitters with .444, Sid Gordon is fifth at .320. Sauer and Kiner pace homers with 22 and 17 respectively. Ashburn also has 21 stolen bases, Ray Poont leads in winning percentage.
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New York
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Musial
Holmes
Chicago
Andy Fatko
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia
Sid Gorton
New York Giants
Inifth
Sinn
Hank Sauer
Cmarpian
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Sauer
Wagar
Kiners
Sayer
Kimer
Jimmy Russell
Boston
del Ennis
Ashbyer
Philly
Earl Torgeson
wRay Pont
Giants
Iarry Brecheon
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Ralph Branes
la Jansen
Joly Shinity
Cubs
Louis Walcott Fight Film Shown In Butte Rialto
Moving pictures of Joe Louis and Jea Walcott for the world heavyweight title will be screened in Butte tomorrow at the Rialto. The two fighters sit for the bout as local attendance is expected to draw fans.
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Louis-Walcott
Insh Elatey
Joe Louis-Jaé Walcott
Butte
Rialto
Today's Pitchers In New York and Major League Baseball Games
June 28 report from New York lists pitchers for Tuesday games across the American and National Leagues. Notable matchups include New York at Boston with Lezene and Junse n. Philadelphia at Brooklyn with Donnelly. and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Also noted are Chicago at Louis and other listed games with various pitcher records and outcomes.
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New York
Prhbehle
Naliimal Lezene
Boston
inishti—Junsen
Kotla
Aninna
Philadephia
Trooklen
Mabett
Donnelly
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Caishy
Ve. Fox
AL Louis
Chicaeo
Drechern
Gehmis
Chicano
Lowle
Iniantl— Wieni
Vm Ponam
Clavenind
Debroh
Fuller
Vas Newhauser
Wrahluatan
Palladeipum
Imiants
Mantoraoy
Mazomt Abai
Heaton
York
Iiants
Mramer
Va. Lopat
North Siders triumph in six inning baseball game
The North Siders beat the Monarchs 10 to 0 in a six inning American Legion Intermediate league game. O Gara led with three singles and a Kelly homer, while Uvey yielded two walks in the fifth inning and two outs. Walker from Honolulu visited, recounting memories of the old Giants and renewing local sports ties.
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North Siders
American Legion
Dempsey laments heavyweight field and backs old rules
At a sports writers luncheon Dempsey criticized postwar heavyweight contenders led by Louis and said he would train if Louis faced Jersey Joe Walcott. He favored a round robin tournament to crown a new champion and attacked new boxing rules. He also eyed a boxing match between Jay Maxim and Bill Peters on Tuesday. Later in Seattle he said plans for a moving picture of his title reign are in negotiation with Hollywood.
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Dempsey
Jay, Maxim
Cleveland
Bill Petersson
Seattle
Maxim
Hogan's Alley
Bo U.P
Jack Rempsey
Jack Kearns
Worl
Tite
Pridiy
Uiteks
Hollywood
Gempsey
Montana official Mike Henry visits for Shrine game duties
Mike Henry, former Mines Teaguer and longtime umpire in Butte City leagues, visited over the weekend as guest of Johny Gand at the A. C. ML Employes club. Henry and Good have been selected as two officials for the Shrine West high school football classic in August in Great Falls.
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Mike Henry
Mines Teaguer
Butte
Montana
Johny Gand
A. C. ML. Employes
Good
Greatsin
Louis Retired for Tourney to Pick Champion
New York June 28 Joe Louis calls himself an ex boxer and proposes an elimination tournament to determine his successor. He says he will reveal his political stance after the Democratic convention and rules out supporting Wallace or any third party. Louis plans to run for Congress and discusses the idea with Promoter Mike Jacobs and Sal Strauss.
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Morral Rose
New York
Joe Louis
Wallace
Louis
Congress
Champ
Marshall Miles
Lewis
20Th Century Sporting Club
Mike Jacobs
Sal Strauss
Mae
Jim Jeffries Wack
Wright King
Lin
Joe Walcott
Berard Charles
Lesnevich
Walcott
Jersey Joe
Former Butte Boy Wins California State Tennis Title
Wally Clarke, 14, a native of Butte, defeated Jack Rost to win the California State Boys tennis championship 6-2 2-5 6-4. He is to compete in the National Junior Championships at Kalamazoo, Michigan, in July after a Notre Dame junior tournament. His father Walter Clarke was a shift boss on the Bullhead and his mother Minnie Tragila is from the city.
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Wally Clarke
Buble
Walter Clarke
California
Jack #rost
Monterey Marvel
Calfornia
Texill
Prost
Clarke
Kalamazoo
Mich
Notre Dame University
Bullehi
Minnie ‘Tragila
Falkenburg and Mulloy Wing at Wimbledon
American hopes rose as Gordy Mulloy defeated Tony Mottram and Dan Lang/Mulloy’s wins kept the U S alive in singles. Palkenburg beat Lennart Bergelin as Asboth stunned Brown. In women’s play five Americans reached the quarterfinals with Osborne, Hark, Todd, Brangh, and Fry advancing.
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Dune
Gordnny Mulloy
Id Soline
Bob Palkenbury
Holly Wood
Calif
Tom Brown
Boge Patty
Mulroy
Lonuts
Tony Motiam
Palkenburgy
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Red
Brown
San Franciscan
Jack Kramer
Josef Asboth
Patty
Jet Los Angeles
John Bromwich
Palkenburg
Fwlley
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Falkenburg
Oach
Cletely
Bergelin
Jand
Margaret Osborne uPent
Wilmington
Del
E. W. Dawson-Seoth
Britain
Doris Hark
Miami
Joan Cunry
Patrickk Canning Todd
la Jolla
Galll
Mary Halford
Gva
Louise Brangh
Beverly Hills
Edith Midditon
Shiey Fry
Akron
Ohio
Lizy Kormocay
Hungary
DuPont
Jean, Micoll Bostock
Miss Hor
Nelly Landry
France
Todd
Jear Quertier
Miss Hart
Champ
Joan Curry
Mia BE
Wy Dawson-Scott
Miss Py
Mary Arnold Prentiss Alee
Joy Gunton
Jean Querlier
Phillippe Washer
Belgium
Muen
Enrigne Morea
Alejo Russel
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