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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
4
Chicago pitchers were hit hard by Miller as the Giants rallied. Reds' pitchers faced a late surge from CHivach, while new pitcher Fontan debuted for Boston in relief. Rosters and batter terms are listed with multiple teams inclosed in a rough game summary.
In San Francisco and Oakland game write ups on June 2 show batteries for several teams. Mentions include James Tuttr, Murphy, Rego and Bald from San Francisco. Atell, Koehler and Agnew for another match. and Wallie Jenkins Berger Gardner Greve with arame in a second roster.
Cleveland defeats the Tigers with a high scoring game highlighted by multiple home runs and strong pitching. Kenneth Williams and Schupp contributed big plays as Cleveland pulls ahead in a tense matchup.
The American Association in Kansas City convened a special session and approved permits assessed by Commissioner Landis in the Kemworthy case. Portland police indicated tentative agreement to accept and abide by Landis' decision as concrete changes spread across regions.
In a coarsefield baseball duel on the Fort Field, Eagles and rivals played to an 8 8 tie. Key moments included Weisner and Weber delivering multi hit efforts, Murray driving in runs on a passed ball, and late drama as both sides pushed for the winning run amid miscues and strong pitching.
Reports from the arena note a dramatic second round stoppage in a featherweight bout as rivals spar and officials tally scores. Stars from New York to Oregon feature across prelims and co main events with referees, managers, and crowd reactions shaping a lively night of combat sports.
The piece reports on American officials including Willie Garland of Los Angeles considering the 1901 Paris Olympic events. It notes tensions over hosting costs and potential boycotts while detailing French proposals and American willingness to fund or relinquish participation to avoid French offense.
Tulsa reports JF Leis known as Strang-Tee defeats Columbus’s Hincking in a decisive three-fall match. The first fall went to the challenger, the second to Lewis, and the third finished in four minutes with a clinch hold, as ring officials noted.
Navy Army and independent balloons will represent the United States in the World Balloon Race in Switzerland. Lt. W.F. Resil was the only starter from Milwaukee still aloft in the light division when weather delayed the field. Twelve of thirteen balloons completed the course with varied landings. Westover, Need sines II MEht, and Norfleet’s navy craft among those reported to land or reach destinations in Canada and Missouri.
A mangled report recounts a capsized cane and mid stream rescue while a pursuit follows a sinking craft. In Cork, a death is reported and a wrestling match ends in a draw. A man, estranged from his wife for years, confronts a young woman with a revolver, then flees, later slashing his own throat as she dies.
Mile June 2 Members of the naval academy graduating class were presented diplomas by Theodore Roosevelt acting secretary of the Navy in Secretary Denby’s absence. Roosevelt welcomed the midshipmen to the permanent naval establishment noting the large class and urging a career in sea service and public duty.
A Washington report discusses Canada’s response to the Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway project. The American proposal remains under study by the State Department, which has not decided if the note closes the door to further exchanges.
James Dempsey, 50, fired at Aliss Charlottes Abbel, 23, after months of unreturned advances. The attempted suitor wounded her in the street before pedestrians intervened and restrained him. Dempsey, married, faced no immediate fatal outcome and was held under protection as the incident drew police attention.
New York June 2 Accused of stealing a bag containing 200 in ash 300 in Liberty bonds and 235 dollars worth of jewelry entrusted for safekeeping by Mrs Irene Wadell of New Orleans. Ernst EN, a hotel clerk, was arrested in Newburgh and found with a diamond studded wrist watch bar pin and other items. He allegedly posed as a British price fighter and vanished after Mrs Wadell handed over the jewel case for the office safe deposit. He faces grand larceny charges.
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