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17 TAKE SECOND STRAIGHT THE MONTANA STANDARD, BUTTE, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 71929. FROM TO Gmms AQEIilCAII llflG Tribe Ends Yanks' Streak With 9 to 7 Win! CUBS DEFEAT BROOKLYN: 8-6, AS BUGS CAPTURE 4-2 GA0E FROM BRAVES-PHILS VICTORS Miracles of Sports (Copyright by Robert Edieo) By Robert Edgren A or AlRftCLES 1 Sk on Lucky New York Triumphs Despite Being Outhit, 11 to Sie-bold's Wildness Costly to Boston; Thompson's Freak Homer, Which Bounces Into Stands, Beats Reds. 8T. LOUI3. June 6.

The Giants scored their second straight victory over the Cardinals here today, 5 to 4. although the home team held a margin of hits, 11 to 7. The victory gave the New Yorkers a run (4 JV. PLAN 2 CARDS FOR AjlACOIlDA Matelich to Headline Both With Rocky Moore and Kid Ponce. 1 HCC0H0ED DIG cheer in uiii Ovation Larger for Reigh Count in Coronation Cup Victory Than for Derby Winner; Great Triumph.

By FRANK GETTY. United Press Sperts Editor. NEW YORK. June 6. They say that the ovation accorded Mrs.

John Hertz's Reigh Count at Epsom Downs today was a noisier and more enthus-slastlc tribute that that which greeted the Irish colt, Trleo, winner of yesterday's Derby. In a sense, Reigh Count's was the greater leat, the Sun Reigh Colt, winner of our own Kentucky Derby last year, finally coming into his own, flashing a breath-taking finish to get up to win the Coronation cup at a mile and half over the Derby course by a short head from the well-backed favorite. By winning at Epsom Downs today, Reigh Count showed the stamp of true equine greatness, for the colt had to overcome handicaps of climate and unfamiliar racing conditions, handicaps which have proved too much for many great horses In the past. May Win Gold Cups. It may be that the Hertz colt, having found itself after three mediocre performances abroad, will go on to win the cherished Ascot gold cup, one of the most valued of English racing trophies.

there is a thrill for American turf enthusiasts in Reigh Count's achievement at Epsom Downs, especially when we consider huw such equine wonders as Papyrus and Epl-nard, champions of England and France respectively, failed in this country. The Coronation cup is not a classic fixture, but it is an important race, and the manner of the American colt's victory was what brought forth the thunderous, spontaneous tribute from the British sportsmen at Epsom. There were nine in the field which went to the post today, and while a few tipsters liked Reigh Count, the majority went for Will Darneirs Athford, a full brother of Trigo. the Derby winner. The odds against Mrs.

Hertz's horse were 10 to 1, not surprising in view of the fact that Reigh Count ran unplaced in his first three starts abroad. what nrnhfihiv niaved a "most im HocKtt CHAMP. fcEW tJfcNMtfJ OUT TFC WJM6 BtMHY CAe Bn-X AHT KhVWED CAARU OUT Joe GOVi6U tAHMD VOfN OC U.15 HEAP OK TUg- looter. -tviK. i AND CAf "To WlNi "IMS SftMC TUikJG MVP6MST To JW 5MTH HACKS DEFEAT BROWNS AGAIN IN 15-4 GAME Champs Holds Second Despite Licking; Tigers Defeat Washington, 7-5, as Sox Clout Boston, 9 to 5.

NEW YORK, June 6. The Cleveland Indians broke the five-game winning streak of the Yankees here today, taking the second game of the series by 9 to 7. The visitors knocked out Plpgras in the second Inning and continued scoring 'against Thomas and Zachary. Bib Falk drove In four of toe Cleveland runs. CIbtoUiiS All mlrton, If 1 FoniN.

lb lit AINtw York All 0 Comb, A 4 2 0 0 R'b'ruon. lb 3 0 1 0 11 Averlll. cf. I 1 S'v'll. lb 1 Falk.

6 1 Stvtll, 1 Llnd. 0 Tav'nrr, Mil Miller, 1 HoII wit, 1 0 ForrMI, 0 ib. Jipfhrtf. lb. 0TmchI, If.

OiUiwrt, 3b. 4jBrrd. Dunt. 'Ortbownkl i 3 1 I Dicker, 0 Durocher, 1 Konlf, m. 1 Ptptru, 0 Thom, 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 Burin 1 Ztchtrr, 1 ToUU 27 16iT0Ull ,....37 13 3111 Bttd for ThomM In seventh.

Cleveland 140 110 0109 New York 000 001 330-7 Rune Cleveland: Jemleion, 3, Fonnrce. 3, Averlll. J. Sewell. 3.

Tevener, Millers New York: Com hi. Piechel, LeJuert, 2, Bvrd, Durst, Durocher. Brror New York: Durocher. Rune betted In Felk, 4, Foruieo. L.

Bewell, Averlll, Lery. Durocher. 3, Combe, Llnd, Ltuerl, 3, Durat. Two base hit Jamleaon, Lerr. Three base hit Durocher, J.

Bewell. Home rum Leuerl, Durat. Bee. rlflcee Averlll, 3, Oehrti, Miller, Foneeoe, Llnd. Double plays Tevener, Llnd and Fon-erca.

Left on baee New York, Cleveland, 11. Baae on belli off Ftpsraa. 3: Thomaa, 9: Zachary. Miller. 3.

Struck out by Plpsrae. 2: Miller, Holloway, Ferrell, 1. Hits off Plpiraa. 6 In 1 l-S: Thomas, In 1-3: Zachary, 1 In 2: Miller. In (none out In eighth): Holloway, 3 In 1 (none out Int ninth): Frrrell, none In 1.

Paated ball Orabowskl. Wlnnlns pitcher Miller. Los. Ins pitcher PUptras. Umpires Nallln and Dlnneeo.

Time 3:34. A'S SLUG 8T. LOUIS. PHILADELPHIA, June 8. W) The Philadelphia Athletics made it two straight over the St.

Louis Browns today with a barrage of long distance hits that gained them a 15 to 4 triumph. BL Leah AB A iFhlladel. AB A Blue, 115 0HUhop, 4 0 3 3 M'O'w'n, cf 4 0 4 OjHeaa. 4 3 10 Manuah, If 3 0 Cochrane, 3 210 3 Jenkins, rf 3 1 3 0 Bimmone, If 3 3 0 Bchani, c. 3 0 OHulr, 0 3 0 Ferrell, CO 0 1 0 Fnx.

4 I 0 O'R'rke, 3b 3 0 0 OiMlller, 4 9 0 0 1 0 0 1 Dykri, 3 3 3 1 Mfllllo, 3b 0 1 0 Kreae. I 1 0 3 Bl'h'lder, 0 0 0 0 Klmaey, p. 1 1 0 1 Olden, 0 0 3 Earnahaw, 1 1 0 0 Shores, p. 3 0 1 Totals ....33 34 7Totals IS 14 37 7 St. Louis 000 040 000 4 Philadelphia 00 001 lis 11 Runs fit.

Louis: Blue, Manush. Kress, Klmaey; Philadelphia: Bishop, Haas, 1, Cochrane, 1, Simmons, 2. Foxs, 3. Miller, Dykes, 3, Earnshaw. Errora none.

Runs batted In Manuah, 3. ftchans. O'Rourke, Earnshaw. Haas, 3. Simmons.

6, Fox. Cochrane, 3. Two base hits Earnshaw, Blmmons, 2, Manush, Kress, Haas. Three baae hits Cochrane, 3. Home runs Blmmons, Poix.

Stolen basea MUler, Foxx. Sacrifice Earnshaw. Double plays Bishop and Foxx, Shores. Cochrane to Foxx. Left on baae t.

Louis. 13: Philadelphia, 3. Base on balls off Blaeholder, li off Klmaey, 1: off Os-den, 2: Earnshaw, 7: Shores. 3. Struck out by Blaeholder, 3: Ofden, Earnshaw, 4: Shores, 2.

Hits off Blaeholder, 1 In 3 (none out In 4th); Klmaey, 4 In 1: Osden. In 4: off Earnshaw, 4 In 4 2-1: off Shores, 4 In 4 1-1. Wild pitch Osden. Wlnnlnc pitcher Earnshaw. Loslrut pitcher Blaeholder.

Urn. plres Outhrle, Hllebrand and Morlarty. Time 2 00. SiMTX CAME BACK. SoCSOk-Gi AUts Of-V.

of five out of six In the west. Welsh's double, a pass to Ott, Ter ry single, his steal of second, ana Smith's throw in trying to break it up, gave the Olants two In the first. Terry's homer with one on added two more in the third, and the ultimate winning run was sent home In the sixth on Jackson's triple and an infield out. Bottomley hit a homer in the Cardinal half of the first with Douthlt on base. The Cardinals made two singles and a double in the ninth but failed to score, Oelbert being thrown out at third, trying to stretch his two-bagger.

New York All A 'SI. Lents ABH A Roush 1 0 'Douthlt 3 3 0 Welsh 4 1 L'dstrom lb. 4 0 Ot rf 1 0 Terry 4 3 Reese 4 0 Jarkaon 4 1 HIeh 3b 0 3 3 4lFrlach 4 0 0 3 1 Bottomley lb. 3 3 14 8 O'Hsfer If 4 3 0 SiRoettser 0 3 0 3 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 Hmlth 4 Oelbert O'Farrell 1 Benton I Held 3 Orsattl 1 12 7 37 15 Totals 37 11 37 11 Ratted for Hald In ninth. Score by Innlnts: New York 303 001 000 St.

Louis 200 101 000 4 Runs: New YorkWelsh 3. Ott. Terry, Jackson; St. Louis Douthlt. Bottomley 3.

Errors: New York Welsh. Jackson: St. Louts Smith. Runs batted In Bottomley 1, Roettter, Smith, Terry 1, Benton. Two-base hits Hsfe, Ollbert, Welsh.

O'Farrell, Roush. Three-base hits Jackson. Boms runs Bottomley, Terry. Beorlllcs Ott. Stolen bases Welsh, Terry.

Double playa Oelbert, Hlshi Benton. Jackson and Terry. Base on balls Off Hald. Benton. 1.

Struck out Br Hald 3, Benton 2. Left on base St. Louts 7, New York 1. Umpires Rider. Mo-Lauthllii end Hart.

Time 2:03. PIRATES BEAT BRAVER. PITTSBURGH, June 8. A-6ei. hold's poor control and a Pirate bat' ting attack in the third Inning won Pittsburgh a 4-to-3 victory over the Boston Braves today.

Belbold pitched a good game aside from the third frame when he gave four passes on balls and three hits. Kremer pitched his best game of the season, letting the Braves down with six, hits. Beaton ABH AjFUtsbvrs- alHOA Klbours rf.4 2 2 0Bartell 3 I Masulre 2b. 2 0 1 1 jL. Waner ef .1 1 James 1 11 0 IF, Waner rf.l 0 3 Slsler lb.

...4 I 1 ITrsynor lb. .3 1 3 Harper 4 0 1 OlOrantham 3b 1 0 14 Bell. lb. ,,..4 1 3 OfOororoskr If, 4 1 1 0 Clark 0 OIBheely 011 0 M'nvllls 0 1 7 Hers rss 0..4 3 1 I Taylor 0 1 0 Kremer p. 1 0 Selbold 10 1 Totals .11 SI 13 1 30 11711 Score by Innlnsi: Boston 010 010 0001 Pittsburgh 004 000 OOX 4 Runs: Boston Bell, Clarkl Plttsbursh Bartell, L.

Waner. P. Waner, Tremor. Errors: Plttsbursh Bartell, Traynor. Runs batted In Clark.

L. Waner, Oranthsm, Harfreavee 3. Selbold. Two-base hits Bartell, Harcreavea. Three-base hit Bell, Stolen base Cnmorosky.

Sacrifices Ma-culre. Clark, Orantham. Double plays Oranthsm. Bartell to Sheely; Bartell, Orantham to Bheely: Maranvlll to Slsler, Left on bases Boston 4. Plttsbursh 1.

Base on ballsOff Selbold 1. Struck out By Selbold Passed ball Hart reavea. Umpires Klem, MSterkurtb and Jorda. Time 1:34. FREAK HIT WINS.

CINCINNATI. June e.W)- Thompsons fly to right field, which bounded into the bleachers for a home run, scoring Benge ahead of him, accounted for the only runs Jn Phila delphia's 2-to-0 victory over the Reds today. Benge held the Reds to five hits and aided his pitching labors by singling Just before Thompson hit for the round trip. Phlladel. AB A Cincinnati AB A Cincinnati AB Swsnaon, cf 4 Crlts, 3b 4 Dressen, 3b.

4 T'mps'n 2b 3 4 2 Swsnaon, cf 4 1 4 0 ODoul, If. 4 1 1 0 ft'thern, of 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0.11 0 1 Hurst. Ib. 4 0 2 1 Purdr. 4 ZlUmann 0 Kelly, 4 Walker, 1 Ford, 1 Rukeforth.

1 May. 2 tLucas 1 I Allen 0 Krmner, 0 Whltn'y lb 4 I 1 1 Klln, rf 4 0 4 0 Fibers, as 4 0 0 2 Larlan, 3 1 1 0 Bense, 3 2 0 1 TXal 2 137 6 Totals 12 127 1 Ran for Funis In ninth tHatted for May In elshth. (Ran for Lucas In elshth. PhlledelDhle .000 040 000 3 Cincinnati 000 000 0000 Runs Philadelphia: Thompson. Biense.

Errora Philadelphia: Bense. Runs batted In -Thompson. 2: two base hits Lerlan, Bukeforth Home run Thompson. Sacrifice Betise. Double playa Frlnert Thompson to Hurst.

Lft on base pnueaeipme, Cincinnati, t. Base on balls off May. Struck out br Bnse, May, 2. Hits off Mae. 1 In 1: Kemner.

3 In 2. Losinc Piw.n- er Mar. Umpires Reardon and McCormlck. Time of same 1 41. ERRORS AID CUBS CHICAGO, June 8.

WP) Three Minor League Results INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Toronto, Montreal, 1. Buffalo, Rochester. 3. Newark, 10; Jersey City, 2.

Baltimore, 12; Reading, 1. WESTERN LEAGUE. Oklahoma Clty-Wlc 1 1 a a a postponed, rain. Des Moines, 6-10; Pueblo, 9-4. Denver, 0.

Tulsa, Topekwa, 4. TIGER RALLY WINSL WASHINGTON, June 6. Managed Johnson traded Pitcher Hadley for a hit by a pinch hitter in the seventh inning and Washington apparently put the game on ice, but Detroit hopped on Hadley's successor, Ad Llska, for three, runs and the ball game in the eighth. The score was 7 to 8. Buddy Myer.

Petrol I AB A Washlnsion AB It A Johnson. II 10 It H. Rioe, ef 4 1 1 0 r'nt'r, 3b 3 3 4 F'th'fU, rf 3 13 0 Al'x'd'r, lb 4 1 10 1 M'M'n's. ss 4 3 3 4 Phillips, e. 4 0 1 0 Blisfoos.

lb 4 3 0 0 Myer, 4 10 1 Rice, 4 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 Ooslin. If Flaastead, ef 3 West. cf. 0 0 0 1 3 0 18 3 011 1 Oronln, as. Judse, II a Tea.

Ruel, 4 0 4 1 Whltrhlll 3 0 1 BUmer, 1 0 0 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 0 1 Tat, 0.... Hadley, Llaka. IBurke, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Stewart tBluese 1 Barnes ISpencer Totals ....39 10 27 14 Totals .....11 7 27 11 Ran for Ruel In seventh, tHatted tor Hadley In seventh, Batted for Flaastead In seventh. I Batted for Llska In slshth. Detroit ..,,,,..,.......300 011 0107 Washlnstnn .....100 000 400 Runs Detroit: H.

Rice, 2, Oehrlnter, 3, Alexander, McManus: Washington: Myer. 3. I. Rice, Ooslin. Stewart.

Errors Washington: Myer. Runs batted In Oehrtnser, Fotheralll, 3. Myer, Slsefoos, Ooslin, Bsrnes, 3. Alexander, McManus. Two base tills Oehrtnser.

2, Barnee, Alexander. Three base hits Fothenlll. Home runs Myer. Stolen base Judte, McManus. Sacrifices Ftber-t 111, Hadley.

Double playa Myer to Hares to Judse: Cronln to Hayes to Judse: McManus to Oehrtnser to Alexanderi Stoner to Oehrlnser to Alexander. Left on base-Detroit. 3. Washlnston. 7.

Base on balls off Whltehlll. 7, Hadley, Sltruck out by Llska. IHtts off Whltehlll, I In I 1-1: Hadley, 1 In Ti Stoner, 1 In 3 3.3: Llska, 4 In 1: Burke. 1 In 1. Wild pltch-Stoner.

Balk Hadley. Wlnnlns pitcher 4stoner. Los-Ins pitcher I a. Umpires McOowan, Connolly and Campbell. Time 2.02.

i SOX CLOUT BOSTON. BOSTON, June 8. p) The White Sox knocked Ed Morris out of the box in the fourth inning here today and tok the second game of the series with the Red 9 to fi Chlrase All A IBoston AB A Melsler, If. 11 0 nil 3 3- Blilres, jo. i notnrocs, ci Clancy, Ib 3 1 1 Bearrltt, If.

1 3 1 0 R'yn'lds. rf 4 1 0 wB'rrett, HI I I W'twood cf 4 1 3 Kamm, 3b, 3 0 0 0 Clssell. ss. 4 I 3 1 Kerr. 5 3 0 7 Bert, 1 4 3 Adklns, 4 I 1 1 B'rrett, lb 3 0 3 4 nifelow 0 0 0 0 tReavee 0 0 0 0 TodU 1 1 10 3 Olllls.

3 3 1 3 Hevlng 3 0 10 (Williams ..1000 Berry, 1 0 0 I Morris, p. Barue, p. 10 0 0 10 3 0 Totals 31 14 27 11 ToUls 3) 14 37 14 'Batted for R. Barrett In ninth. 1Ran for Blselow In ninth, matted for Herlne In Chlcaso 012 410 000-1 Boston loo lio ooi Runs Chlcaso: Metsler.

Shlree. Clanoy, Remolds, Kamm, Olaeell, Ban. 2. Adklns: Boston: Rothrock. 1, Scarrttt, R.

Barrett, Errora Boaton: Rothrock. Bearrltt. R. Barrett. Runs batted In Watwood, 2, Keer.

2, Shires. Clancy, Clssell, W. Barrett, 2, Scar-rltt, Todt, Olllls. Two base hits Shires, 2. Kerr, 2, Reynolds Watwood, Narleaky.

Rothrock. Three base hits oRlhrock. Sacrifices Reynolds. Watwood, Clssell, Olllls. Left on beeosr-Chlcas-o, 10.

Base on balls off Atkins. 3. Morris, 3, Bsrne. IStnick out by Adklns, 3. Barns, 1.

Hit off Morris, I In 3 tnone out In 4th): off Bsrne. In 1. Loslnt pitcher Morris. Umpires Oelsel and Owens. Time of isms -CM FIRPO.

or vrtMfcT HrVPPUEt TorAW.WrAWY Standing StLoF THE CLUBS -OF THE CLUBS NATIONAL Won Lost Pet, Pittsburgh 26 15 St. Louis 28 18 Chicago 25 17 New York 22 18 Philadelphia 21 21 Boston 15 28 Brooklyn 15 27 Cincinnati 15 28 Yesterday's Results. New York, St. Louis, 4. Chicago, Brooklyn, 6.

Philadelphia, Cincinnati, 0. Pittsburgh, Boston, 2. Gaines Today. Boston at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Chicago.

New York at 'St. Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. .634 .609 .595 .550 J500 .366 .357 .349 AMERICAN LEAGUE. ANACONDA, June 8.

Two beodnf cards are on the books for Anaconda fight fans during the next month it was learned today with Billy Matelich, local junior lightweight scheduled to headline both. The first of the mitt shows will bt held June 25 with Rocky Moore, tentatively signed as the opponent for the Anaconda scrapper. Kid Ponce will be Billy's foe in the second which will be held as an outdoor show at Washoe park. Negotiations have not been com pleted with Moore as yet but ha is expected to be signed within a few days. Ponce is remembered as the Mexican featherweight who fought Dixie La-hood in Butte twice a few yean age.

Brooklyn errors and some timely hitting by Chicago gave the Cubs an I to 8 decision over the Robins here today. Home runs by Rogers Homsby and Pat Malone, relief pitcher, helped the home team. Babe Herman's muff of Wilson's fly In tffl last inning paved the way for three Chicago runs and Harvey Hendrlck's error in the thirl allowed another run to score. Ouy Bush started for the Cabs but Malone relieved him in the second and got credit for the victory. Koupal, Moss and Ballou worked In the box for Brooklyn, Moss losing.

Score: The box score: Broeklm AB A Chlrase ABH A Fred'rlok cf IBntUeh 0 3 1 Ollbert 1 0 0 Moors 0 4 0 Herman 10 0 H'ndrlck lb. 4 011 0 Curler 1 1 Hornsby I 1 4 Plclnloh 110 Wilson 0 10 Bresaler 3 3 OfOrlmm I 3 10 0 Bancroft ss 4 3 lIM'MUUnlb .4110 Moore lb. 4 1 0 (joracee, ..4 0 10 ..10 0 0 ..3 1 0 1 Koupal 0 0 OjBuah p. Moas .,,..0 0 0 0 Malone p. Ballou 0 0 1 Rhlsl 0 0 0 Totals ,.4013 34 I ToUJs ...31 27 ia Betted (or Moss la elshth.

Score by Innlnsi: Brooklyn 403 000 0001 Chlcsso 102 011 101 Runs: Broklyn Frederick, Ollbert, Herman, Hendrlck. Plclnlch, Bressleri Chlcaso Ensllsh. Curler 3, Hornsby 3. Wilson, Malone. Errors: Brooklyn Herman 3.

Hen drlck: Chlcsso J. Moon, Curler. Hornsby. Runs batted In Grimm 2. Hornsby, Melons.

McMillan, Tertnan 3, Bancroft, Bresaler. Two-base hits Herman, Breseler. Three-base hit Plclnlch. Horns rune Hornsby, Malone. Stolen bases Curler, Orlmm.

Mo. Mlllan, Bancroft. Double plays Hornsby, Ensllsh and Orlmm: Malone. Ensllsh and Orlmm: E. Moore, Bancroft and Hendrlck.

Left on base Chicago 1, Brooklyn 11. Baas on balls Off Bush 3, Malone 2, Koupal 1, Moas 2. Struck out By Bush 1. Malone 3, Koupal 1, Moss 3. Hits Off Bush I In I (pitched to two batters In second), off malone 7 In Koupal 4 In 4 1-1; Moss 1 In 3 2-2: Bsllou none In Wlnnlns pitcher Malone.

Losing pitcher Moss, umpires Pflrman, Moran and Quisle. Time 3.10. TRIBE BLANKS HENS. Score R. H.

E. Toledo 0 0 Indianapolis a 11 0 Batteries McQuillan ana nay- worth; Penner and Sprlnx. COLONELS DOWN BUCKS. Score R- H. E.

Columbus 6 13 1 Louisville 41 15 1 Batteries Oiard. Maxton and Bra- nault; Creson, Wilkinson and Thompson. SAINTS BLANK BREWS. Score R. H- X.

8t. Paul 1 Milwaukee 1 1 Batteries Poll! and Fenner; Rob ertson and Young. KELS TRIP RAWS. Score R. E.

Minneapolis 8 0 3 Kansas City Batteries Benton, Rhem and Mc-Mullen; Warmouth, Fette and Peters. tthe two light heavies. Honors are even to date and tne June rout wm the rubber match. Following this bout, Firpo is tentatively scheduled to fight in Billings July 4 with Al Webster, Frankle Wine or the veteran Jock Malone as hia op-t CTmn bIqa hones to make an appearance in a Butte ring in the near future. TV, TMnhA larf la nnlv 33 Tears OX age, but already has 40 fights under his belt, several of them knockouts.

nnn hi Varrn vlrhlma a.rfl Eddie 8helton. 11 rounds; George Gilstrap, five rounds, and Mickey Rockson, eight rounds. He also holds a decision over Frankle Wine, the Roundup Kloolr.mHh In nrirllf.lnn to his triumnll over Lenhart. He lost a close verdict to Al Webster, tne Jtiuungs scrappc. American Association IDAHO LAD IS COMER Won Lost Pet.

Philadelphia 33 10 .767 New York 25 17 J95 8t. Louis 26 19 .578 Detroit 25 23 .521 Cleveland 22 22 .500 Washington 16 26 .381 Chicago 17 31 .354 To MR.Ficto. GRADE SCHOOL LOOP CARDS 0 GAMES TODAY Cinders, Hebgen and Parrot Flat to Be the Scene of Second Week's Tilts in Three Boys' Groups. Eight games in three divisions are on the books for this morning in the boys' division of grade-school baseball league. Two class A games will be played at Cinders with three class B-l contests slated for Hebgen and three class B-2 tilts booked for Parrot flat.

Feature clash of the morning will be Holy Savlor-Oarfieia game at Cin ders lii class A. Each team won its opening game and the winner of this contest will take possession of the group lead. In class B-l, Washington, Emerson and St. Mary's all will meet teams beaten in the first round, as will St. Lawrence.

Blaine and Jefferson in class B-2. Today's program follows: Class A (Cinders) Holy Savior and Garfield, at 9 am. Longfellow and St. Johns, at 10:30 a. m.

Class B-l (Hebgen) Washington and Franklin at 9 a. m. Webster and 8t. Mary's at 10 a.m. Emerson and St.

Patrick's at 11 a. m. Class B-2 (Parrot Flat) Grant and Lawrence at 9 a. m. Blaine and McKinley at 10 a.

m. Whlttler and Jefferson at 11 a. m. Starting Blocks Get Approval of -v College Moguls CHICAGO. June 6 (UP) The Naitonal CoUrflate Track and Field amociallon.

at iU annual meetinf today, voted official sanction to foot starUnf blocks. The committee decreed "that athletes be permitted to use riirld wooden font-block without spring that may be qnirkly placed." It was decreed also that the use of hand blocks shall not be allowed, and the we of tenth second watches should be encooraced. For ceremonial occasions in Japan, where he has gone to Invest Emperor Horohito with the Order of The Garter on behalf of King Oeorge, the Duke of Gloucester will wear hia uniform as captain of the 10th Royal Hussars and the Garter Mantle. A replica of the Cullon leper colony in the Philippine has been built in Brazil. portant part in the American colt's victory was the fact that Joe Childs, a crack English jockey, had the leg up today, while Chick Lang, who-had been riding Reigh Count, looked on rather disconsolately from the.

stand. The start was good, but Childs, who knows that rolling Derby course, pulled up Reigh Count and had the horse under sharp restraint in last place as they broke up the long hill of the back stretch. Silver Stead and then Athford made the pace, with Childs riding Reigh Count clear of the field in the rear until Tattenham corner, that sharp, dangerous turn for home, was safely passed. Looked Like Winner. Athford looked every inch a winner as his brother had been the day before.

The Irish colt, which had been backed down to 9 to 4, took the lead at the head of the stretch where the broad green track starts to dip sharply down to the judges stand. Michael Barry on Athford already heard the congratulatory cheers or the crowd when Childs made his move. Shaking up Reigh Count and hand riding the colt in masterly fashion, Childs shot ahead with a "'Sigh Count, unused to the downhill slope, nearly stumbled once, but never slackened the winning drive. The colt bore over towards Plantago, but Childs had him in hand instantly, and then they were head to head withAthford in a stirring duel through the final furlong. and there Reigh Count showed his greatness, challenging SXsly and getting up the i we to shove his nose-the nose of the first American thoroughbred to win this race at Epsom in 19 years-First "SKffiflfSlO that Sir Martin went over and won the Coronation cup.

and no American horse duplicated the feat until today. IN BACKGROUND. ttntdoN June JohlfSS owner of Reigh Count the greatAmerlcan thoroughbred hat wo the coronation cup at Epsom Downs today, remained in the ground as England accWmed the UtKcUnltion to of her great horse, remaining In her the close of the race and al-TrtinerIltchell to lead Reigh rdLonsdale. senior steward, sought out John Hertz at the close of Serace and asked him to mee Princess Mary in the royal box. but Hertz Utely declined, explaining that the winner belonged to his wife who to renU in the baoun We don't care what.

haPPf? Reieh Count now." Hertz told toe on behalf of his wife. "The Kertul weptton of the peopte. evra those who did not back him. and toe really great kintaess of Princess Mary and everyone has c'EwSed great adventure of brineinu him to England. 'We hopT Jockey Childs wUl be avaSablTagaln to ride Reigh Count for the Ascot gold cup.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Nashville. Chattanooga. 0. Little Rock.

Mobile, 0. Birmingham, 10; Atlanta. 4. Memphis, New Orleans, i. Yesterday RennlU.

Cleveland, New York, 7. Chicago, Boston, 5. Philadelphia, 13: St. Louis, 4. Detroit, Washington, 5.

Games Today. Chicago at Boston. St Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at Washington. Cleveland at New York.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. REPORT SHOWS SWUNG HAS LEADING YEAR 40 Swimmers Earn Awards In Red Cross Events Here, According to Report of Local Group. Swimming made its greatest progress Butte during the last year, according to a report filed with the national Red Cross bureau by Ben Hardin, Y. M. C.

A. athletic head who is in charge of the sport here. Thirty-eight local tankers received medals for passing the Red Cross life saving tests while two more earned the title of Junior master swimmers. The awarding of the Junior master swimmer honor, which went Barbara Horst and Arlo Axelson, marks the first time such an honor has been earned here. The two are now working for the Junior master life saving award, the highest they can receive.

Training classes were conducted for the swimmers at the Y. M. C. A. and Knights of Columbus pool halls, and numbers far in excess of any previous year were school in the are of swimming.

Mrs. Elizabeth Roach was in charge at the K. C. tank with Harold Hoem and George Mlsevlc the Instructors at the The list of swimmers who received awards follows: Senior Y. M.

C. A. life saving awards: Zula Warne, Mildred Painter, Marian Callahan and Harold Grelner. Senior Red Cross Life Saving: Ro-sina Cartee. Zula Warne.

Mildred Painter, Florence Gavignan and Margaret Mcnenna. Junior Red Cross life saving: Dorothy McLeod. Alyce Perry, Betty Horst, Edna Mae Crawford, Fred Root, Jane Barraugh, Helen McOonlgle, Mary Orchard. Mary Sullivlan. Isabelle Kelly, Betty Rooney, Rita Kelly, Georgia Morrison, Peggy Scott, Ve ronica Roulleau.

Frances Venice, Audrey Mulholland, Lenore Kelly and Lois Hedman. Junior Y. M. C. A.

life saving: Dorothy McLeod, Alyce Perry, Betty Horst, Betty Anderson, Fred Root. Edna Mae Crawford and Jane Bur-raugh. Junior master swimmer: Barbara Horst and Adlo Alexson. The medals are at the Y. M.

C. A. and will be presented in the near future. Twenty planes from the United States were put into service in Mexico in 1923. Panama is planning a number of new aviation fields.

Won Lost Pet. Minneapolis 33 13 .717 Kansas City 28 14 .667 St. Paul 26 21 .553 Indianapolis 22 23 .489 Louisville 19 26 .422 Toledo 18 26 .409 Columbus 18 29 .383 Milwaukee 16 -28 3M i me 'i ill t' 4 (i J' 4 YOUfIG FIRPO TAHGLES WITH COAST LIGHT-HEAVY JUIIE 19 Yesterday' Ram ta. Indianapolis, Toledo, 0. Louisville, Columbus, 6.

St. Paul, Milwaukee, 0. Minneapolis, Kansas City, 4. Games Today. Columbus at Indianapolis.

Toledo at Louisville. St. Paul at Milwaukee. Minneapolis at Kansas City. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Won Lost Pet Missions 47 20 .701 San Francisco 42 31 .575 Los Angeles 37 32 .552 Oakland 38 34 .526 Hollywood 34 33 507 8acramento 30 43 .411 Seattle 26 41 .388 Portland 24 43 .358 Idaho Lad Now Residing in Butte Signed for Clash At Wallace With Fred Lenhart of Washington. Young Flrpo, burly young light heavyweight slugger from Idaho, will fight Fred Lenhart of Washington at Wallace, Idaho, June 19, in a bout billed as for the light heavyweight championsnlp of the West. Flrpo, who has been taken under the wing rvMelll Inrnl man. has been residing in Butte recently and plans to make the Mining City his head- miortort The clash will be the third between Yesterday's ResnlU. Missions, Los Angeles, 2.

Oakland, 3: Portland, I. Seattle, Sacramento, 4. San Francisco. Hollywood, Today. Seattle at Sacramento.

Hollywood at 8an Francisco. Portland at Oakland. Missions at Los Angeles. YOUNG.