Confession Admitted In Montana Murder Case At Butte
Roy Walsh confessed to planning and aiding a robbery that led to a fatal shooting of Johnson in Renova. The statement, signed June 30, details camps near Cedar Hill, the Cadillac theft, the hold up plan, the shootout, and fleeing toward Seattle. Sheriff Mountjoy testified to Walsh’s capture and the later identification, while defense objected to the confession's admissibility and rights advisement.
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Weird finish to T2 inning fight sparks Cubs win
In Pittsburg the Cubs exploded after an 8 3 12th inning tie, scoring 9 runs in the 12th to beat Pittsburg 12 to 8. Alexander and O'Farrell, Hamilton, Meadows, Kunz and Gooch toed the mound for Chicago. Pittsburg used a mix of pitchers. In Philadelphia New York toppled the Phillies 8 to 4 as two visitors' hurlers proved effective. McQuillan, Ryan and Snyder worked for New York with Weinert, Winters and Wilson catching for Philadelphia.
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Hart and La Hood for Semi Windup in Open Air Show
Walter Hart of Salt Lake, famed for beating Dixie La Hood last year, agrees to Downing’s terms for a rematch as the semi windup at the American Legion open air show at Clark park next Monday night. The first bout was a crowd pleaser with La Hood hurt by a rib blow before a towel ended it. The eight round semi will precede the 12 round main event between Tiny Herman and Texas Jack McCarthy.
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St Louis Beats Cincinnati 8 to 7 In Seventh Inning Rally
In Cincinnati, July 23, St Louis scored six runs after Rixey lost control of his fade-away in the seventh. The Cardinals won the second game of the series 8 to 7, with North Stuart and Peffer combining on the mound and Ainsmith, Clemons, Rixey, Keck, Harris, Couch, and Wingo delivering for both sides.
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Cleveland Beats Shocker 9 to 2 in Opening Game
In St Louis on July 23 Cleveland hitters punished Urban Shocker for seven runs in five innings to take the first game of the series 9 to 2. Cleveland scored 1 0 0 3 8 0 1 0 1 while St Louis managed 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0. Uhle and ONeill held the mound for Cleveland with Bayne and Severeid behind the plate.
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Williams belted 18th homer for St. Louis Americans
In St Louis on July 23 Kenneth Williams hit his eighteenth home run of the season in the fourth inning against Cleveland. Tobin was on base when Williams connected off Uhle for a four bagger.
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Wifes death of Crow Indian chief’s wife in Pryor Montana
Kills Together wife of Plentycops, chief of the Crow nation, died of cancer at the chief’s home in Pryor on the reservation. She was 55, married since 1893, and many tribe members gathered to mourn her passing. She had long stayed by Plentycops' side during illness and burial took place at St. Charles Mission.
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Sheriff Mountjoy Testimony In Focus At Walsh Case
Proceedings in Boulder examine whether statements by Walsh were coerced or a confession. Sheriff Mountjoy admits advising truthfulness and potential legal counsel was discussed. County Attorney Johnson faced questions about right to counsel and July 9 delay claims as cross examination continued. The court ruled on admissibility and jurors were excluded for much of the afternoon.
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Sweetser Leads Western Amateur Qualifying With 68 Course Record
Jesse Sweetser of New York set the pace in the first qualifying round at Mayfield Country Club Cleveland in heavy rough. He led by three strokes over defending champion Chick Evans and posted a course record 68. Captain E. F. Carter of Chicago shot 71 to stand as the nearest challenger. Thirty-four scores of 78 or better.
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Western girl wins New York tournament
In her first East season tournament Miss Helen Wills of Berkeley California swept past Mrs Nathaniel Dain of New York in two straight sets to win in the first round of the New York State women's tennis championship Mayme MacDonald of Seattle clay court champion defeated Josie Gott 6 0 6 1 after a bye in the second round Molla Mallory grass court title holder also had a bye and won in the second round over Mrs Bronson Batchelor
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Firpo Matched for Omaha Fight Aug 8 in 10 Round Bout
Luis Angel Firpo the Argentine challenger who recently defeated Jess Willard is lined up for an August 8 10 round decision bout in Omaha Nebraska promoter Francis Pat Boyle announced the opponent is not yet selected but may be Floyd Johnson Homer Smith or Hughie Walker with Boyle indicating a likely choice.
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Renfro Dominates Wyoming State Shoot at Lander
Ted Renfro of Butte swept the Wyoming state shoot at Lander his scores lead in handicap where he totaled 95 of 100 at 23 yards and 547 of 550 in 550 singles. He tied Buffalo Rod and Gun Club trophy with 50 straight then 49. Ben Meentz the professional rival won most doubles.
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Missouri alley tennis title decided in Kansas City duel
Wray Brown of St. Louis defeated Phil Bagby of Kansas City to win the Missouri alley tennis championship and earn a spot representing the district at the national singles in Philadelphia. In New York James J. Corbett, former heavyweight champion, underwent appendicitis surgery and is reported recovering.
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Decatur Baseball Lands Sullivan as Fryman Trade Confirmed
Decatur manager Charlie Miller announced a deal with Portland of the Pacific Coast league sending pitcher J R Sullivan to the locals in exchange for How ard Fryman. Sullivan helped win the 1921 Three Eye pennant for Moline. Miller also secured third baseman Hanley from Houston of the Texas league.
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White Sox trade Gor man for Crouse in Michigan-Ontario league swap
Chicago announces that catcher Charles Gorman is traded to Kalimeseo of the Michigan Ontario league by the White Sox in exchange for catcher Crouse, a leading catcher in that league. Chicago also sends pitcher Homer Blankenski and infielder Rosenberg to Galveston of the Texas league under option.
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Consideres Browning Case in Salt Lake City Court
Hearing on defense motions to quash first degree murder charges against Martin J. Browning and John Browning Jr. for the alleged killing of Benjamin F. Ballantyne at his home on April 9 was completed. District Judge G Iverson will rule at the next court session on August 7.
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Wandering Daughters at the American Tonight
The entertainment blends romance and gaiety with surprising rapid events before a climactic finish. It treats modern girls with a plea to support their innocence. Helen Roberts provides organ concluding a lively scenic spic comedy program with news features.
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Weasel Barred and Dogs Dominate Shelter Adoptions
In Los Angeles the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports 149 dogs found homes for 78, while 545 cats yielded 51 adoptions. Three homeless weasels were noted.
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