Smelterites Rally Beats Cigars in Rough Victory
East Helena Smelterites smashed two pitchers from the mound while Hastig held Webster’s to limit damage, gaining a 2-3 win. Haslip showed power but faded late as Schenider’s blowup sparked a late rally. Webster and Cigars fielding miscues helped tilt the game. Hast Helena moves into second place behind Commercial Service Association after the win.
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East Helena
Haslip
Nicholas
Hastig
Shepherd
Schneider
Cigars
A. J
RB. Tads
Hudoklin
Stone
Lyons
Condon
Gibson
Rose
Hast Helena
Commercial Service Association
Webster Gigara AB
Bs Ht
Ee AB
Iuyana
Hoa Ao Stone
Arian
Candon
Nicklas
Haggerty
Ted
Teichlaa
Aaventh
Hetsna
Abels
Ea AE. Krlamin
Ami
Langenfuse
Rugier
Sorenar
Bae
Hydakiin
Tursich
Tose
Verzuh
Giants Beat Cardinals to Move First in Standings
The New York Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 0 to seize the top NL position as the Pirates rested. Pitching by Walker and Mays held the Cardinals to three runs off two hits while Ott and Hafey provided offense with homers and RBI contributions. Time 2:44.
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St. Louis
Giants
Cardinals
Pirates
Carl Mays
Bil Walker
Cerdit
Walker
Clarence Mitchell Lwant
Chick Wafey
Melvin Ott
Hamen
New Yorkun AB
A. E. Rou
Pollina
Lindstrom
Aea Rees
Jackson
O'Farrell
Wafey
Ott
Sacrifices
Reens
Mitchel
Bottomley
Hafey
Kaufman
Tullis
Roush
Reese
Wwilson
Mitchell
Mays
Hite
Ft. Louis
New York
Hart
Rigler
McLaughlin
Byrd
Hoyt
Tavenor
Shauty
Averill
J. Sewell
Combs
Lazzeri
Histo Averill
Fonseca
Sacri- Nces
Grabowski
J. Sowell
Lazver
Lind
Taverner
Wonkeca
Laaterl
Durneher
Gehrig
Cleveland
Ort Hoyt
Shante
Mira
Atruck
Milne
Ueimach
Tilts
Stuyt
Qodn
Neimach
Shaute
Aus
Helmach
Miijus
Pinch Hitter Singles as Cubs Win in Ninth
Gabby Hartnett delivered a bases loaded pinch single in the ninth, driving in two to lift the Cubs 4 to 2 over Brooklyn in the first game of the Brooklyn series. The rally followed a four-run burst by the Bruins after eight scoreless innings.
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Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Aingle
Cuda
Brooklyn
Hartnett
Bruins
Doug Mc
Woony
Bancroft
Martiett
Berlyn Horne
Reading
Mike Cvengroa
Crangros
Isi Carlson
Ft. Brooklyn
E. Fradaricl
Gilbert
Herman
Breanler
Breanler, Wf
Hendrick
Shanes
Fan
McWeeny
Abrie TO
Cope
Hartnatt
Handrick
Pielnich
Cuyler
Horne
Frederick
Grimm
EL Moore
Hite
Apitehsa
Congrés
Carlson Lin
Whoning Plecher
Cariaon
Reds Rally for 21-Run Output Against Phillies
Cincinnati plate 21 runs as Reed Reds crush Phillies. Key hits include four RBI by Purdy and three by Kelly, with Swanson adding two three-baggers and Klein driving in runs. Willoughby charged with loss after a rough outing, strong Reds bullpen support seals the blowout.
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Rune
Klein
Whitney
Critz
Hurst
Purdy
Swanson
O'Doul
Kelly
Ford
Walker
Lucas
Truret
Suate
Jiemon
Allen
Sacrifices
Tod
Shaner
Lastom
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Willoughby
Tacasi
Greano
Elliott
Lucen
Green
Hite
Grean
Millican
rBusee
McCormick and
Teardon
Cincinnatii
Reds
King Tuna
Jompson
Hletn
Bauret
Southern
Friterg
Ss. Davis
Entreen
Michigan
Miligan
Ellett Jn Mints
Cincinnath
R. H. PO
Bwanson
Dresden
Fi Purdy
Kaily
Or Allen
Suxeforth
Aaa
Clacinnad
Court Affirms Case Involving Stock Fence
Cheyenne Wyoming June 5 The state supreme court today affirmed the district court of Natrona county judgment in the case of Fred W Cottman against Caroline Lochner The lower court found for the defendant Cottman sued to abate a nuisance claim over a fence across a stock trail The ruling preserves the verdict for Lochner and upholds the injunction request.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
State Supreme Court Today
District Court of
Natrona County
Fred W. Cottman
Caroline Lochner
Cottman
Purdue coach accuses Big Ten of recruiting scandal
Chicago June 5 AP Coach Everett Case charges Purdue and Iowa of proselyting athletes and paying scholarships. Case says he will prove the claims with witnesses to conference commissioner John Griffith. Purdue president Edward Elliott and athletics director Kellogg deny guilt and invite proper authorities to investigate. The dispute follows a recent faculty committee decision impacting Iowa and adds to turmoil in the Big Ten.
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Chicago
Everett Case
Frankfort
Ind
John. L. Griffith
Purdue
Zuwa
Griffith
Case
Iowa
Doya Plunkett
Bob Spradling
Ward (Piggy) Lambert
Lambert
Elliott
Edward C. Elliott
Nelson Kellogg
Jowsa
American and Southern Association scores report
In Birmingham, Nashville, Mobile, Little Rock, Atlanta, Chattanooga, New Orleans, Memphis results listed as 10-4, 4-¢, 3, 2, 7, 6, 14, 1 respectively. International League shows Montreal and Toronto 4, Tersey City 7, Newark 3, Baltimore 6, Reading 4 with Buffalo at Rochester postponed due to rain.
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Southern Association
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Nashville
Mobile
Little Rock
Atlanta
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
Montreal & Toronto
Tersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Reading
Buffain
Rochester
Cleveland
New York
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Boston
St. Louis
Piadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Thooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Nastooned
Ruin
Rational League
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Aeae A
Cry
Hostan
Brooklyn
Teaere
Amerigan League
le Pet
Philadephia
Owls
New Yorke
Five boys testify at Westlake murder hearing in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a preliminary hearing for Dr. Frank P. Westlake heard testimony from five boys under 15. They described discovering a body found near the Los Angeles River on April 4. Ramon Manriquez, 35, testified about fleeing the scene while others reported locating the skull and remains several miles from the site. Westlake, charged with murder, allegedly profited from Mrs. Sutton's disappearance and denied the charges amid questioning of the case details.
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Los Angeles
Frank P. Westlake
Laura
Sutton
Ramon Manriquez
Westlake Wes
Button
Wostiske
Yankees Win In 12th Inning To Take Series
In a 12th inning finish, the Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 6 to 5 to extend their streak to five. Lazzeri delivered the decisive sacrifice fly after a tense setup in the 13th with bases loaded, as New York avoids falling behind in the series.
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Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Walta Sfoyt
Jas Shayta
Fred Selmach
John Miljus
Miljus
Sheute
Ne Robertson
Iie
Robertson
Durst
Bass
Gehrig
Lazzeri
Morgan
Ao. Jamieson
W.H
Fonsara
Averiy
J. Sewell
Sewell
Lind
Tavener
Cadilla
Hoyt
Helmach
Cleveland A
Taigo Wins World's Greatest Epsom Derby Against Odds
Taigo an unacclaimed Irish colt upset 33 to 1 odds to win the Epsom Downs Derby before a vast crowd. The bay owned by Ulsterer William Barnett defeated 26 of Britain’s best three year olds as favorite Cragadour Hunter’s Moon and Mr Jinks finished well back. Walter Gay, Lord Woolavington’s colt, was second, with strong Boston offense and other race details following.
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Eng
Fortune
Taigo
Ulster
William Barnett
Cragacolour
Hunter's Moon
Mr. Jinks
Walter Gay
Trig
Lord Woolavingon
Mrienz
Brient
Somerville Tattersalls
Prince of Wales
Trigo
Flying Fleet
Hunter
Lord Derby
Mackmen Jump in St Louis Series
Mackmen take a 7 to 3 loss in St Louis as Crowder surrenders 10 hits in 7 innings while Walbert fans 2. Philadelphia builds early lead with 3 runs in the first and adds four more as Cochran and Mier homer and several players contribute two-base hits and RBI.
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Rishon
Miller
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Coch+rone
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Kroam
Y Crowder
Walberg
Crowder
Coffmen
Loalng Pitohan
Amptras
Hildebrand
Guthrie
Tima
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
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Rube Warborg
St. Louie
AR Ry
Rea McGowan
O Manush
Te. Schulte
O'Rourke
Tyress
Mallin
Coffma
Manion
Crowrie D. Ferrell
Totela
Tshop
Simmona
Aker
Val
Big Fred Marberry Beats Tiger Players
Washington defeated Detroit 8 to 0 as Fred Marberry, starting for the Senators, shut out the Tigers through the fourth inning. Detroit made nine hits while Washington pounded Carroll early, with Marberry contributing a three base hit and contributing to the scoring with two RBIs.
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TIGER
Washington
Fred Marberry
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Marberry
Tigers
Gronin
Carroll
Tonnaon
H. Mee
Gelviewer
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McManws
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H. Rice
E. Rice
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Myer
Fothergirl
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Johneon
Rice
Bale
Ote Carrail
Bmith
Yde
Carrol
Hite
Ort Carroll
Emith
Yaa
Loning
Campbell
Connolly
McGowan
Tite
Red Sox Thump White Sox 17 to 2 For Wide Margin Win
Seston AP reports Boston dominated Chicago with 23 hits and 51 bases. Barry homered doubled and two singles, Todt added two singles a double and a triple, and Blackburne even pitched. Sox pitching struggled as Boston piled on runs in a lopsided victory.
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Winckburn
Rothrock
Thathrock
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Metzier
O Ant
RO Kerr
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Kamm
Don
Reynolda
Watwood
Clanell
LeClaney
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Ptaltt
Blackburn
Toma
Thomas Im
Ciagall
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AB. R.H. PO. AE
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Berry
J. Barrett
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Eit
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Basin
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MacFayden
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Lena Blackburne
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White Sox
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Dove
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BU Barxate
White
Farm relief measure wins in committee
The proposal combines provisions of house and senate farm bills for commodity advisory councils and stabilization corporations. It would authorize a $500 million revolving fund for the board and $1.5 million for administrative expenses to support crop price stabilization efforts.
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Senate
Farm
Wheat slips from its high place
Wheat retreated from its two day rise as market optimism faded after news of a farm bill conference. Futures closed down about 19 to 34 cents per bushel from yesterday, with corn also lower, reflecting influenced trading and revised expectations.
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Chicago
Facig
Congressional
Colorado Golfers Qualify for District Championship
Colorado golfers vie for a spot in the regional open from the Rocky Mountain district. Twenty players compete at Wellshire Country Club in Denver with names like Menger Juna Rogers Kilman Grimes among hopefuls. Finalist count caps at two from the district.
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Colorado Springs
Nathan Grimes
Denver
Cam
Ahoad and Filipino to Meet in Helena
Ahoad and Henry Falegano headliner a 12 round boxing card at Shrine arena in Helena next week. Falegano, a Filipino veteran with 150 fights and no knockdowns, has faced top opponents. Date expected to be set today with high class matches on the bill.
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Dixie Lahood
Speedy Battler
Henry Falegano
Shrine Arena
Treasure State Athletic Association
Helena
Lahood
Saramiento
Legion Men to Meet in Butte on June 15
June 5 Butte Montana Legionnaires from the running district plan a June 15 meeting here to discuss legislation for the state convention at Havre June 27. District posts span Helena Anaconda Deer Lodge Philipsburg Dillon Two Bridges Wisdom Whitehall Three Forks Boulder and Butte. Market notes show grains with wheat rallies and corn futures sliding amid price shifts.
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A. J. Livingston
Helena
Anaconda
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Dillon
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Whitehall
Three Forks
Boulder
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