Home Run Clots Win For Browns Against Champs
Chicago July 1. Hoyt struggles as Faber keeps Hoyt in check. Gehrig homers and drives in two as the Browns beat the Yankees 8 to 4. Mast swipes his 29th steal. Wanninger and Ward contribute key hits for New York.
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Champs
Faber
Chicago
Hoyt
Gehrig
Tomnny Mast
New York
AB RA
A. B. Wigan
Cisieeerye
Huth
Mensel
Leohirig
Ho Ward
Agraana
Wwanninger
Johnson
Bengough Smith
Wanninger
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Ward
Collins
Schalk
Mostil
Kamm
Masti
Davis
Sacrifices
Mouael
Managers Try to Cure Left Handed Batter
Baseball tale of Red Hargrave who twice switched sides to left and then right as managers tried to unlock his power. After joining St Louis Browns he hit left in his first game, collecting a single a double and a home run. The left-handed switch fueled a rapid run of four homers in a week helping St Louis win games.
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Billy Evans
Red" Hargrave
St. Louis Browns
Hargrave
Washington Club
New Haven
Conn
Cruch
Chief Bender
Athletics
Bender
Nats
Whert
Washington
Srilliant Ruel
St. Louis
Sisler
Browns
Hank Severeld
Mogridge
Detroit
Owen Carroll
Holy Cross
IE Sa
Stolen base and pitching notes from a tense ball game
The report lists players such as J Bewell and Todt Bares with stolen bases and ball actions by Smith Miller Shaute Puhr Neubauer and Ruffing. It records pitches and strikeouts with multiple outs in various innings and notes hits against Puhr Ruffing Neubauer Wingfield and Smith.
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Eartyle
Jamieson
J. Bewell
Bisehoft
Wamby
D. Too
Todt Bares
Balla
Smith
Miller
Shaute
Puhr
Neubauer
Neunauer
Ruffing
Rora
Wingfield
Miler
Nona
Pirates Rally in Ninth to Defeat Dodgers in Brooklyn
Brooklyn July 13 Associated Press Pirates rallied in the ninth to score three runs and beat Brooklyn 4 to 2. Hubbell weakened late as singles and sacrifice plays produced the winning run. Fournier hit his 13th homer of the season for Pittsburgh.
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Biuler
Tees
Witktama
McManus
Jacobson
Murerave
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Gaston
Ana Art Rice
Ome
Hi Mice
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Sisler
Rice
Harris
Hevereld
S. Rice
Pott
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Backry
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Ford
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Akin
Aldridge
Hubbell
Scribes Stage a Comeback at Field Dipoting Holter's Outfit
The Independent regains some laurels by defeating Wolters 13 to 5 on St Cherlea field. The game featured shifting momentum, with Journalists scoring in earlier innings and a late surge by the Ink-Slingars. Errors and pitcher volatility shaped the scoring, as Lyons held the Rams and Ink-Slingars unable to sustain offense after tight early play. A commission meeting follows at 7:30 in The Independent office to discuss matters of importance.
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Comminsion
Baseball scores from last night across cities
American Association results list Minneapolis over Columbia 5 to 5 ties unspecified. Paul 8 over Toledo 6. Milwaukee 16 over Indianapolis 2. Kansas City 2 over Louisville 3. Game extended to eleven innings.
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Minneapolis
Columbia
At. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louieville
Ruether Suspended Cripples Senators
Walter Ruether left handed pitcher for the Senators is suspended indefinitely by Ban Johnson after a clash with umpire Geisel during a game in Washington. The move compounds pitching woes with Walter Johnson out sick with tonsillitis and weakens the staff further.
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Washington
Associated Press
Walter Ruether
Senators
Ban Johnson
Geisel
Ruether
Washington Star
St. Louis
Walter Johnson
Old-Timers to Face Youngsters in Helena Exhibition
The Helena Independent reports a Sunday exhibition game on Charles Field between the Old-Timers and the Helena Baseball League youngsters. George Salome Barrett leads the Old-Timers with a full pitching staff and aims to outplay the local young squad for charity, promising plenty of fun and a real baseball showdown.
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Mappens
J. Charles Field
George
Merry Men
Helena
Battia
Alex Reampeas
Andy Eck
Brit champ sculler defeats Walter Hoover for Philadelphia cup
Jack Beresford Jr English champion singles sculler beat Walter M Hoover of Philadelphia in a 38 mile special race at Putney for the Philadelphia gold challenge cup by three lengths. Beresford, holder of the cup, had said he would return it to America regardless of the result. Vancouver BC Willard Crocker won the 1925 Canadian men's singles tennis title defeating Wallace Scott.
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Putney
England
Associated Press
Jack Beresford, Jr
Walter M. Hoover
Philadelphia
Beresford
America
Vancouver
B. C
Willard Crockler
Montreal
Jimen
Wallace Scott
Tacoma
Wash
Jimmy Goodrich Wins World Lightweight Title Fight
Jimmy Goodrich of Britain defeated Stanislaus Loayza of Chile in the second round to claim the world lightweight title under the New York boxing commission. The Chilean showed resilience but tumbled after a series of rights and body blows, ending when a towel was thrown in by Loayza’s corner after 36 seconds of the second round.
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New York
Jimmy Goodrich
Brlfain
Terhintey Knorkart
Stanislaus Long2n
Chile
Queensboro
Loayza
Anisio
Hid Elslet
Tourine
Drave Goodrich
Goodrich
Aix
Mehl
Homers Surge Slowdown Hits Major Leagues
Chicago July 12 By Associated Press Major league home run totals slipped this week as the New York Yankees and St. Louis Browns led with power while Chicago Cubs Gabby Hartnett and St. Louis slugger Rogers Hornsby posted notable numbers. Hornsby, absent recently due to injury, leads with 22, Meusel close behind at 21.
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New York
Brooklyn
IKENT
CUBS
Louis K
Associ- Cincinnati
Ated Press
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Chicago
Terry
Chitcago
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Dage
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Hay
Clavelani
Fretgay
Brooks
Gileahy
Boston
Grimm
Sa Gonzales
Cooper
P. A
Young
Seers
Associated Press
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Bob Messel
Browns
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Bob Meusel
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Creult Cloute
Yankees Seek 230000 in PLayers Purchases for Next Season
New York officials confirm a $230000 budget to acquire new players for the 1940 season. Scouting teams under Eddie Holly search the Pacific Coast League for five players while other scouts widen the net to talent nationwide. Nine states including Misaguri and Utah are cited as hotbeds for prospects.
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New York
Associates Press
New York Yankees
Yankees
Eddie Holly
Hugmion
Taleent
Bug Bout Halted as Referee Calls Stalling In Ninth
Newark July 13 The 12 round light heavyweight title bout between Paul Berlenbach champion and Young Marailo of New Orleans was stopped in the ninth round by referee Henry Lewis and declared a no contest. Lewis said both men were stalling as 15 000 boos rang out. Berlenbach retained the title but promoters will await action by the state boxing commission on payment. Berlenbach reportedly injured his right hand in the fourth round and an inspection will be made before further action. Weights: Berlenbach 173 3/4, Marailo 166 1/2.
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Fress
Paul Berlenbach
Young Marailo
New Orleans
Referas Henry Lawis
Tenight
Jeontinus
Lewis
Berlenbach
Coin
National Sportsmen‘s Rab
State Boxing Commission
Platt Adams
New Jersey Boxing Commission
Commission
Barienbach
Diarullo
Cannonball Martin Beats Johnny Curtin in Seven Rounds
New York July 13 Eddie Cann onball Martin New York former world bantamweight champion stopped Irish Johnny Curtin Jerney Cry at Queensboro stadium when Curtin failed to answer the bell for the seventh round. A right hand fractured the jaw early in the first round. Commissioner William Muldoon halted the bout at the end of the sixth to save Curtin from further punishment. In Quincy Illinois July 13 Walter Keeley ref or med to join the Quincy Three I league club after being reinstated from the voluntary retirement list. he will appear with the Quincy club.
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New York
Eddie
Cannonball
Quincy
Ills
Associated Press
Walter Keeley
Butte, Mont
Brooklyn
Hunter
Keeley
Trident News Highlights Local Travel and Earthquake Repairs
McCoy returns from Yetlowatong park trip while Walter Lauterbuck visits Helena. W H Andrews travels to Lewistown and Great Falls for business. Trips to Glacier National Park noted for Leh family. Pi Phi convention in Toronto mentioned. Cement firm works on repairing earthquake damaged buildings with bricklayers busy. tremors continue. Hammond resigns from cement company and moves to Concrete Washington. Local residents visit Bozeman area farms and Bozeman households host guests.
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McCoy
Yetlowatong Park
Walter Lauterbuck
Helena Woa
W. H. Andrews
Lewistown
Great Falls
Montana
E. U. Leh
Clarke F. Leh
Wood
Glacier National Park
T. G. Armstrong
Big Timber
4. D. Burkete
Fay Drummond
Logan
Bozeman
Kathryn
Toronto
Paul Peine
Three Forks
Huey Anderson
L. Garver
Cement Company
W. CG. Hammond
Concrete
Washington
Carl Hoy
John Garden
Robert Ledingham
Hugh Garden
Boasman
Wyoming Guardsmen Injured by Grenade
Two members of the 115th cavalry of the Wyoming National Guard were seriously injured when a defective hand grenade exploded prematurely at the Pole Mountain military reservation near Laramie. Melvin Simonson of Riverton and Ben Friday of Laramie were hospitalized, Simonson in critical condition.
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Wye
115Th Cavalry
Wyoming National Guard
Melvin’ Simonson
Riverton
Ben Friday
National Guard
Pole Mountain
Laramley
Ivinson
Simonson
Discovery reconditioned ship used by South Sea whaler
The famous ship Discovery once sailed by RF Scott on the polar voyage has been reconditioned and is now employed by a South Sea whaler. The vessel’s historic Arctic expedition links are noted as it resumes service in a new role.
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RF. Scott
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