East Helena Beats League Leaders In Hurling Clash
Day best the Sheehan team 6-2 as East Helena topples league leaders. Pitching changes and late hitting surface in a daylight saving time schedule, with Dutch Schneidar’s injury and Madden’s relief appearance shaping the game. Box score lists players from Day, Sheehan, and East Helena with Larence, Madden, and Monahaw among key contributors.
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East Helena
Wean
Rast Haleam
Sheehanesses
Miggins
American Legion
Sheehan
Langue
Helena
Eamo
Toma
Legion Park
Lea
Dutch Schneidar
Tule
Bing Madden
Bonesmoonlig
Mananor
Toni Sihing
Hurbtrund
Jon of
Brinking
Young Dov
Sheehan Schiltzers
Hanahaw
Tha Pehiliz Baja
Langeptoa
M Mitelyy
East Velen
Bileeharb
Meggerty
Purcell
Lawrence
Mudoklin
Bevenar
Orf
Bhrohans O. Kart
Helens G
Isie-Orr
Brinalder
Lint Haass
Gir Sennalder
Madden T Bieike
Mutt
Gehnelder
Madeng
Mnaverty
Heonott
Kchneider
Wilé
Benneider
Menneider
Gray
Hageerty
Mitchell Prescot
belle—Dolen
Urpho
Krlaman
Smead Jolley Tops Coast League Batting Race
Los Angeles slugger Smead Jolley climbed to first in the Pacific Coast League batting race with an average near .405, replacing Harry Rosenberg and Oscar Eckhardt among leaders. Rosenberg trailed close behind at .403 and Eckhardt sat at .335. Jane Lillard of Los Angeles led home hits with 22, as Los Angeles topped team batting with a .807 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Smead Jolley
Hollywood
Pacific Coast
Herry Rosenberg
Sacramento
Oscar Buckhardt
Missions
Ware
Spurela
Jollay
Ronsonberg
Eckhardt
Jane Lillard
Lou Angeles
Home Run Standings and Divines Challenge
The article lists baseball leaders with players from Athletics Yankees Cubs and Giants Tigers and White Sox. It notes top hitters McNair Moses and Dickey alongside others with counts such as 12 11 10 and 9. A separate brief reports the Rev George Jenalay answering challengers and critics by offering to handle any poison tile in Amar ion or elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNair
Athletics
Moses
Dickey
Yankees
Campbell
Indians
Finck
Cuba Root
Cubs
Tohneon
Greenberg
Tigers
Foxx
Ott
Giants
Ronura
White Sox
Divine
St Charles
George Jenalay
Yanks End Mackmen Streak In 7-4 Win Over Athletics
New York pitchers survive a hit deficit to beat Philadelphia 7 4. The Yankees break a four game slide and rally with timely hitting off George Bladhoider Roy Mahaffey and teammates. Clues of late offense come from Combs Lazzerich and Dickey while Deanong wining pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hite
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Mackmen
Yanks
George Bladhoider
George Castor
Roy Mahaffey
Watstler
Richards
Rolfe
Ghapman
Genriz
Lazzerich
Dickey
Belkirk
Cropett
Deanong
Murphy
Beore
Philadelphia
New York 710 603 Lox
Lazeerl
Moses Waradler
Rune Eoosed
Moses
Foxx
McNeil
Dietrich
Combs
Chapman Cehrle Lorzert
Dickey Golkirk
Rune
Larzeel $ Crovettt Manes
Chapman Menai Johnson
Tao
hik—Crowwill Johnson
Lazzert
Chanman Nome
Bmorres
Dickey McNair
Buerl- Tice
Bolfe Downie Ping Crocetts
Genk
Ain Baea
Ehiiadalphia
Halle—Dinehotter
Metkeouts
Leshone
Hineholder
Inn
Gaater
Mabaftey
Pin Z Deshong
Murphy O
Dy Deshone
Cramer
Deanouy Tertne
Grimvires — Amtortarty
Ovrne
Indians Beat Browns in Fourteen Frames In Chicago Blowout
In St Louis on June 3 the Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago Cubs 11 to 4 in fourteen innings. Key hits and a late rally broke a tight game, with Charley Root strong for Chicago and Ed Heusser notching the loss for Cleveland after a high-scoring extra frame stretch. Browns routed as Cubs surge past them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Chicago
Cleveland Inodiana
Daciacree
Brownealon
Chicago Cubs
Jack
Charley Root
Cubs
Ed Heusser
Bill Hallahan
Gelbert
Medauck
Pytslpace
Browna
Yausser
Ray Pepper
Soltera
Maree Dee
Cleveland
Deluneay
Sentekorborker
Heusmer
Zroake
Slewasgon Campbell
Tbs
Louie
Rot
Bolters
Tots Cateman
Pepper
Laws Burnest
Ghieana
Yrrors
Ting neared—Martin
Burne Th
Aeatt
Merman Mack Klein Cavarrestm
Cus Hatnaley
Gtrikeouty
Hounset
Wite_orr Houser
Hallahan
Putin
Harrell Ain
Neureer Umulree Reardon
Mlewert
Geers
Big Six Bees Add New Members in Bid for NL Trio
The Big Six Bees introduced two new players Joe Medwick and Rolie Hemsley. Medwick hit two hits in four at bats and displaced Terry from a National League trio. Hemsley collection of three safe blows in the 14th inning win over Cleveland left Charlie Golfyinger from the Hig Three of the American circuit. The report lists several names and team affiliations as part of the roster update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
Joe Medwick
Rolie Hemsley
Medwick
Bni Terry
Hemetey
Cleveland
Charlie Golfyinger
Hig
Cifcuit
Wailage Dobnada
Athistion
Savoldi Wins Wind Up Bout In Wrestling Show
In Wilmington Delaware June night Savoldi defeats Paul Boesch with a body press at 48:15 after a lengthy bout. Referee awards the match to Savoldi as the final bell ends the collision following a mid bout halt and return. Long Beach Mich is listed among locations and participants in the wind up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Bavoldi
Osks
Paul Boesch
Long Beach
Savoldi
Bart Side and West Side clash in junior baseball tilt
The Bart Side and West Side teams of the Junior American Legion baseball league will meet at 6:00 p m at the airport field. Bull Ashton, director of baseball for the Legion post, announced last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Side
West Side
le- Bion
Jonnie
Airport Field
Bull Ashton
Le-Bion Post
American Association Scores and Postponements Report
In the American Association, St Paul 4 tied Kanena City 4 as a train call interrupted play. Milwaukee defeated Minneapolis 9 to 1, Indianapolis 1 Columbus 0, and Toledo played To usville with schedule disruptions. Western League shows Cedar Rapids 4 Des Moines City 1, Devonport 4 at Ingoph 4 Rock Inland 0, Keokuk at Omaha postponed.
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Bt. Paul
Kanena City
Milwaukee
Minneapolia
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toulsville
Toledo
Cafar Rapids
Des Moines & Sons City
Devonport
Ingoph
Rock Inland
Keokuk
Omaha
Pelt
Share of Americans From British Classic Crowns Payouts
Americans at the free state hospital sweepstakes tied to the Bacon I derby received about 1.3 million dollars. The New York Post estimated over 3 million Americans entered the sweepstakes, with foreign stakes yielding about 7 million annually. A draw produced 386 horses seven residual prizes and 457 consolation prizes for Americans.
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Dublin
Irteh Free State
Ish Free State Hospital
Atskes
New York Post
John Henry Lewis KOs Tom Patrick in One Minute Fight
John Henry Lewis of Phoenix Arizona defeats Tom Patrick of Los Angeles in a rapid light heavyweight bout at Hickey Park. Lewis lands a left and right to the jaw in the first minute and a half, sending Patrick to the canvas and securing victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitteburgh
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Tom Patrick
Los Angeles
Baseball Standings and Results from Yesterday
National League St Louis lost 2 to 6 to Chicago in the only game. American League Cleveland won 11 to 4 against St Louis in 14 innings. Philadelphia and New York tied 4 to 4. Today’s schedule lists Chicago at St Louis and several other matchups. Dubinsky defeated New Orleans in a ten round boxing decision with Salvadoro weighing 143 and Dudiensky 14 136.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
St Louie
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Boston
Washington
National League Cineiat
Brooklyn
St. Louie
Pittsburgh
Dubiinsky
New Oginenua
George Salvadore
Seoredy Gn
Snarey Dubtinsky
Balvadoro
Dudiiosky
Nationat
Leigur
Dcc
Beston
GLB
Geneslt
Philadelphia Eee
Lonia
Deadly Flood Toll Rises Across Kansas Nebraska Missouri
As the Republican river breached banks in Nebraska and Kansas, rescue workers battled rising waters across four states. Officials report dozens dead and widespread destruction with thousands displaced. Emergency crews from Fort Riley and Red Cross aid efforts, while floods threaten Colorado and Missouri livelihoods and infrastructure. Authorities warn water supplies dwindle and bridges collapse, yet optimism grows for weather clearing and rapid recovery efforts.
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Red Cross Acta
St Louis
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Woc Bullard
Teller Work
McCook
Neb
Thias
Wyoming
Texas
Aix
Oklahoma
Ne Drasha
Missouri
Neebranka
Minilion
Red Cross
Mer
Homa
Hansan
Boonville
Kansas City
H. C. Johnson
Casualties list from McCook region includes many names
A long casualty roll lists recovered bodies and unofficial deaths near McCook and Benkleman. Names include Mr and Mrs Robert P, Franz Zander, Ethel Black, Edwin Culvert, Virginia May, Elizabeth Shook, Lee Bills, Leonane Anders, Frank Watson, Rev Thomas Erbridge, Pauline Rhode, Johanna Osborne, Roy Bickford, George Hayes Jr, and others. many ages and locations noted with scattered first names and relatives.
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Robert Paix
Benkleman
Franz Zander
Colbert
Franz, Jr
McCook
Ethel Black
Tranton. Co
T. Murtha
Tranton
Robert Miller
Franklin
Harding
Hele
Cale
Milas
Ethel Block
Trente
George Culvert
Mia
Spencer
Trenton
Edwin G. Culvert
Howard Smith
Art Duvall
W. L. Stevens
Atelena
Charles Miller
Virginia
Hilzabeth
Virginia Blauvelt
Oxford
Lee Bills
Leonane Anders
Torn
Frank Watson
Frank
Thomas Erbridge
Stratton
William Rhode
Pauline
Miller
John Schmidt
Nay Curtis
Johny Schellen
Ruth's baseball comeback ends with no major offers
New York reports indicate Babs Ruth has no immediate major league offers after leaving the Boston Braves, with his future uncertain. He may pursue radio, stage, or a barnstorming tour or organize a nationwide youth baseball network, while his Boston stint drew criticism from manager Bill McKechnie and president Emil Fuchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babs Ruth
Boston Braves
Associated FP
Ruth
Boston
Roth
King
New York Yankees
Wader Commercial Avelpess
Emil Tuchs
Bill McKechule
Braveo Spirits
Giants
Jonas
Habo Ruth
Bilth McKechnie
McKechnie
Emil Fuchs
Tornado flood casualties claim multiple deaths across towns
Obscure list of names from Trenton Oxford Cambridge and Arapahos areas appears in a field report noting fatalities from a tornado and related flood events. The roster includes Mrs Alva Stoneciphor Mildred and Ethel, Edwin Calvert, Mrs Howard Smith, Mrs James Thomas Spencer, Mrs Will Stevens, Mrs Alvin Doken, Mrs August Bobling, Mrs Charles Fuchs, Mrs Orville Fuchs and daughter Tile Lou, Mrs Herman Fuchs, Carl Anderson, Ed Nordstrom, Ralph Blauvelt, Mrs James Schachter and two children Helvira and Laster, James Mills, John Devries and son Cheater, Mart Madison, Mrs Emma Lindstrom, John Minsterek, Ray Kirwin, Mrs Bill Andrawa, George Sayer Sr, body of Truman Mousley in Cambridge, Henry Neumier family, Ed Lacey, and notes of tornado deaths and flood casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Stoneciphor
Daugh
Mildred
Ethel Stoneciphor
Trenton
Edwin
Calvert
George
Howard Smith
Mra
James Thomas
Spencer
Will Stevens
Orleans
Kearney
Eaur
Alvin Doken
August Bobling
Alice
Charles Fuchs
Oxford
Orville Fuchs
Tile Lou
Herman Fuchs
Carl Anderson
Ed Nordstrom
Ralph Blauvelt
James Schachter
Hlvira
Laster
Tames Mills
Leo
John Devries
Cheater
Mart Madison
Emma Lindstrom
Hold- Be
John Minsterek
Arapahos
Ray Kirwin
Bill Andrawa
Arapahoa
George Sayer
Cani
Truman Mousley Tam
Cambridge
Henry Neumier
Mldrep
Dorothy
Bobby
Arter
Ed Lacey
Carter
Farmer Union Leader to Speak at Courthouse
A. W. Hicker of St Paul, editor of the Farmers' Union Herald, will address the Prickly Pear chapter at the courthouse tomorrow night at 9. The meeting aims to inform the general public about the farmers' union movement's aims and history. William Burton of Helena Valley is president of the Prickly Pear local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hicker
St Paul
Farmera’ Union Herald
Prickly Pear
Union
Mr. Ricker
Farmers’ Union
William Burton
Helena Valley
Salon
Auto found in kidnapping case sparks crime lab hopes
Department of dusties agents seized the machine and guarded it for fingerprints and trace evidence. Authorities cite potential links to the Lindbergh kidnap case as investigators inspect tires soil and fabric fibers for movement clues. Close family sources describe ransom note origins and possible hijinks near Elma with suspects fleeing toward Seattle after money exchange.
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Department of Dusties
Walter J. Koehler
Bureau of Investigation
Donntrod
J. P. Weyerhaeuser
Bource
Justice
Hogzo
Titcomb Nor
Fustica Agente
Elma
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