White Sox Take Final In Even Break With Senators
Chicago defeats world champions Washington 10 to 9 as Fred Marberry surrenders the late lead. Johnny Mostil paces the attack with four hits and three runs scored, while Davis and Collins contribute key hits in a four-run seventh inning rally.
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Browns Edge Yankees In Sunday Doubleheader Wins
In St. Louis on July 10 two games featured the Browns overpowering the New York Yankees. The Browns won the opener 9 to 5 after a tense matchup that saw Shawkey removed for arguing with an umpire. Joe Bush pitched against former teammates, allowing 10 hits to 2. L Johnson hit a homer off Bush, while Margene and Rice contributed circuit clouts for St. Louis. In the second game, St Louis shaded New York 3 1 with key hits from Jones and others as Hoyt, Ferguson, Caldwell, and O’Neill worked for the Browns against Pennock, Danforth, Gaston, Vangilder, and Hargrave.
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Afle Club to Hold Practice Shoot at Fort Harrison Range
A practice shoot will be held at the Helena Rifle club on the Fort Harrison range next Sunday morning beginning at 7 oclock. The event serves as preparation for the forthcoming late shoot to be held here.
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FT. Harrison Range
Helena
Baseball scores from American Association games
In Minneapolis Toledo won 6 to 4 while Milwaukee beat Louisville 12 to 7. Kansas City defeated Indianapolis 4 to 3 in ten innings. St Paul edged Columbus 7 to 3 in ten innings.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Pacific Coast League updates from Los Angeles Portland Seattle and Seattle
The report lists players for teams in the Pacific Coast League games across Los Angeles Portland Seattle and Oakland. Names include Mitchell McWeeny Gourgv Brower Agnew Glazher Sandberg Singleton Stroud Cook Yarrison Winters Meeker Bushs Tokin Vinci Rhea Millus Baldwin Vernon Johnson Scknne Delaney and Byler, with scattered mentions of game contexts and lineups.
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Yas Angee Cape
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Salt Lake City
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Meeker
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Tokin
Benton Beats Luque In Tight Duel For Reds Win
Boston July 19 Benton held off Luque in a tight pitching duel as the Reds were shut out 1 to 0. Bancroft’s double and Burrus’ walk plus Felix’s single in the first produced the lone run. Luque lasted 4 2-3 innings for Cincinnati while Benton worked the complete game.
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Luque
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Wingo
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Burrus
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Padgett
Edgebrook golf mystery ends as dog retrieves ball
A month of missing balls at Edgebrook Solf Course ends when a boy and his dog, Peach, chase and recover a ball near the first tee. Witnesses say the dog grabbed the ball and brought it to the boy, who, with a crowd of women nearby, was told to stay off the course. In Tulsa a separate note, wrestler Strangler Lewis defended his title against Harold Cantowlae of Iowa.
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Edgebrook
Tulsa
Ohio
Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis
Harold Cantowlae
Iowa
Appeals Filed in Forbes and Thompson Convictions
In Chicago on July 10 the defense filed appeals for Charles R. Forbes former veterans bureau director and J W Thompson a St Louis contractor. The 10000 page plea cites 95 errors in trial and alleges grave prejudicial mistakes led to their February convictions for conspiracy to defraud the government through hospital contracts. Both men remain free on bonds and face two year penitentiary terms and a 10000 dollar fine. the appeal likely to be heard in October. Norman Whitaker, the noted chess figure, was denied discharge after two year sentence in Los Angeles for transporting stolen automobiles.
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Associated Press
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
J. W Thompson
St. Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Forbes
Thompson
Philadelphia
Norman T. Whitaker
Los Angeles
Dickinson
Derby Field Named For Hawthorne Classic at July Meet
Nine three year olds advanced to the starting gate for the $20,000 Chicago Derby at Hawthorne. A crowd over 35,000 is expected as Dangerous and Silver Fox are among favorites, with King Nadi and Kentucky Cardinal listed as dark horses. Arbitonation will feature Earl Sande in the saddle.
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Associated Progs
Hawthorne
Alfford A. Cochran
Dangerous
Aqueduct
Silver Fox
Harry F. Sinclair
King Nadi
J. J. Troxler
Kentucky Cardinal
Elarl Sande
Jailed boxers charged in staged bout fraud in Yuma
In Yuma Arizona Tony Vicente promoter Sailor McCarthy and managers were arrested for alleged role in a staged bout and violations of boxing laws. McCarthy escaped after second round, crowd rioted, and officials seized equipment as investigations followed.
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Associated Press
Tony Vicente
Sailor McCarthy
Angeles
Fuente
McCarthy
Charley Garcia
Aloper
Coconde
Suzanne Lenglen Dominates Wimbledon Victory Feats
Suzanne Lenglen, famed French tennis star, clinched her sixth Wimbledon title by defeating Joan Fry of Britain in straight sets 6-2 6-0. Despite health setbacks, she again rose to dominate a strong field, asserting her unmatched prowess on grass.
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Suzanne Lenglen
Wimbledon
England
Joan Fry
Nile
Suzanne
Keykickers Upset Scribes In A Wow Of A Game
The Western Union team defeated the Thrnde pendent side by a cloth1 margin in a standout season-tilting contest. Alex Keammeax starred on offense while Lyons and Keane fueled the win as Western Union gained key early runs and held off late presses by the Independent lineup. The victory tightens the league race with upcoming Sunday showdown looming.
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Freeman
Ray Church Stakes Pace Distribution Legalized at State Fair
Senator Church faced questions over purse distribution after a race at the fair ground last Monday. Lawyers argued the entrance fees and sharing of prize money among co-owners did not constitute betting. Judge Rasch and Justice Pigott ruled the matter in favor of Church, testing legal methods approved in other states.
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Rasch
Pigott
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Florida
Louisiana
Lealer H. Leble
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Senator
Bankers Elect Kalispell Montana Officers At Meeting
Group three of the Montana bankers elected E Vail of Superior as president at the Kalispell meeting on July 10. E L Spencer of Libby was named vice president H R Green of Missoula secretary treasurer and H S Hanson of Polson joined the executive committee. The resolutions committee urged a service charge on small accounts and uniform charges within the district. J W Bradley of Spokane delivered the luncheon address.
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Superior
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Libby
H. R. Green
Missoula
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Polson
Resolutions Committee
J. W. Bradley
Spokane
Ball Stars Stage Riot In New York
New York July 10 Associated Press reports Walter Rabbit Margnville manager of the Chicago National League club with pitcher Arbert Hrete and shortstop John Pettenger and chauffeur Georgi Werner were charged with disorderly conduct after participating in a late night rumble on Porty Second Street and Broadway causing traffic paralysis during rush hour. The chauffeur Warner’s case led to the arraignment before Magistrate Barrett in night court.
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Associated Press
Walter “Rabbit” Margnville
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Arbert Hrete
Shortston
John Pettenger
Georgi Werner
Porty-Second Street
Broadway
Warner
Maglatrate Barrett
Humane League Tries to Prevent Rodeo in Chicago
Chicago July 10 Associated Press A Chicago protest by women promin ent in society from the Anti Rodeo League against an August rodeo planned by the Chicago Association of Commerce. They presented letters from the Woman's City Club and other humane groups while noting possible legal action if cruelty laws are violated.
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Associated Press
Anti- Rodeo League
Chicago Association of Commerce
H. &. Miller
League
Woman's City Club
Joseph T. Bowen
Mia Bowen
Woman's Roosevelt Republican Club
Nero
Mary Cavanaugh
Anti-Rodeo League
Charlotte L. Hunt
Spokane
Idaho
Miga Hunt
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Pilot sues over fraud claim on supposed son in Portland
Charles E. Buchanan, a steamship pilot, sues his wife Lina Buchanan Dr William Spencer and Alta Spelding for $40000 charging they palmed a baby on him as his own. He claims the child, said to be born January 20 1923, is not his and was the son of a waiter. The suit follows an investigation and audit.
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Ore
Associated Press
Charles E. Buchanan
Lina L. Buchanan
William O. Spencer
Alta B. ¥. Spelding
Women’s Hospital of
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Lodge
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Women's Hospital
Ice floes threaten MacMillan Arctic expedition plan
Unprecedented ice along the Labrador coast was reported to the National Geographic Society and could hinder the MacMillan expedition as it prepares to depart Hope Dats Harbor at 2 am. A navy message earlier claimed less ice than usual in the harbor area, but no later update was received. The report underscores growing uncertainty for the Arctic voyage.
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Associated Press
Labrador
National Geographic Society
Navy Department
Hopedats Harbor
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