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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
8
Metropolis game notes show Pirates overwhelming the Cubs 13 to in a spirited St Charles field contest before a strong crowd. The Giants were shut out by Brooklyn as Vic Aldridge pitched seven solid innings and homers by New York hitters propelled the Pirates to a late rally.
George Barrett delivers a pinch hit to left field as the Old-Timers beat the Hagheens in a two hour and fifteen minute game. Surman homers and Surman also drives in two runs while Graves, Day and Cammer lead the Apple Crashers aboard.
Washington Senators split a doubleheader with the New York Yankees, winning 7 to 4 and 4 to 3 in 11 innings. McNeely's single drove Peckinpaugh home for the decisive run in the second game as Dugan was carted off after a knee injury in the 10th. Coveleskie extended his win streak to 13 in the first game before being relieved for a pinch hitter.
In the game Joe Bush was batted out in the second inning and Hart, Cleveland’s starter, faced the count in the sixth. Only three were scheduled.
Chicago pitchers stalled Detroit as Myers opened the opener with a burst, Thurston held the visitors scoreless after the third, and Chicago benefited from two Detroit errors. At Los Angeles a separate doubleheader featured strong performances from Thurston and Davis, with early offense setting the tone. In Sacramento and Oakland, similar action highlighted the day’s baseball across multiple parks, including key hits and defensive plays.
Buckane Wash July 26 Hundreds of Knights Templar march en route to the triennial Beattie conclave. Led by Commander No. 3 from Spokane, drill teams from Wichita Newton Kansas join riders from Montana Tennessee North Dakota Minnesota Alabama in a parade through the day.
Major league play surged with leaders erupting in both leagues as slight shifts moved Pittsburgh to the National lead while the Giants and Phillies tightened their grips in the American and National circles. Brooklyn’s Darcy Vance fanned 17 in two starts to steady third, and Chicago remaining just ahead of the Braves amid a three‑team scramble. An Italian driver Antonio Aacari died in the Grand Prix at Mont Lher y autodromo near Imag.
Power Mator and The Independent supply tonight's mulligan game at 6 20 p m on St Charles field. Studebakers practice hard as Manager Kohnmer expects a stout fight against the Journalists in front of a large crowd on Hilltop.
In a letter to Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Borah, Massachusetts representative Thaleham condemns the World Court as a league creature and predicts entanglement of U S in European political questions. He argues the United States cannot accept advisory opinions that bind independence and constitutional rights.
Jimmy Goodrich, from Buffalo, defeated Stanislaus Longaza to claim the lightweight title. He appears reading congratulatory telegrams after the victory in the recent finale.
Nebraska Republican Senator Norris accuses the administration of stacking commissions with reactionaries and proposes repealing the federal trade commission law. He cites appointments to the FTC and criticizes ties between law and enforcement, urging closer scrutiny of major corporate influence.
Chicago report states Yates Fetterman a war veteran and watchman fired on four burglars after they broke into J Rosinson Co jewelers offices. He wounded three suspects, knocked one unconscious, and police trapped the others after a lengthy pursuit. A separate item notes a six mile long railway train in Stockton's centenary celebrations.
Cincinnati fans witnessed a strong showing as the Reds overwhelmed the St Louis club with decisive offense. A strong start set the tone and the bullpen closed the win in a dominant display.
Reports on membership drive and other committees to be presented at the Commercial Club tonight. This is the second meeting of the revived organization, following a strong showing last Wednesday. F. J. Murphy chairs, Floyd L. Smith serves as secretary.
Officers seized several stills capable of holding over 100 gallons in Brown's Gulch, Butte. The raid also netted about 5 000 gallons of mash and a quantity of moonshine.
Ital ian aviator Commander De Pineda flying from Italy toward Japan had to turn back to Sydney due to engine trouble after leaving Brisbane yesterday.
London July 26 Associated Press reports ongoing interest in Dr William E Gye and Dr J B Barnard cancer causes research. Experiments to counteract cancer proceed as vaccination tests may begin on humans but a year may pass before volunteers are needed. Live cancer germs inoculation is described as risky by medical authorities.
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