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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
8
Coast League suspends three for conduct at Seattle game
Los Angeles June 7 Wade Killifer manager of Seattle Indian left fielder Bill McCabe and Seattle coach George Cutshaw were suspended indefinitely by Pacific Coast Baseball League president Harry Walliams for conduct at a Los Angeles Seattle game. Killifer refused umpire Pinney examination of a ball. McCabe and Cutshaw were fined 25 dollars each for violent protest and actions. No runs no hits in the game.
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Associated Press
Harry Walliams
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Wade Killifer
Seattle
Bill McCabe
George Cutshaw
Kallifer
Finney
McCabe
Cutshaw
Cincinnati Beats Boston In Tight Nine Inning Win
Box score shows Cincinnati defeating Boston 2 to 1 with run scoring details and highlights. Two-base hits by Padgett Donohue Pinel Hargrave. R Smith three-base hit. Pinel steals. Harris sac fly. Double plays by Gibson Burrus Niehaus Pinelli Dres sen Critz Niehaus Smith Burrus Padgett Smith Burrus Critz Pinelli Niehaus Dress Len Niehaus Critz Caveney Niehaus Welsh Gifson. Walks Cooney 2 Ryan 2. Hits Cooney 11 in 9 1/3 innings Ryan 9? 9 2/3? official line indicates pitcher Ryan as starter/loser.
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Suzanne Lenglen claims three titles at French Open
Paris reports Suzanne Lenglen wins three championships in the French open. Paired with Mile Viasto she defeats Kathleen McKane and Colvet of England 6 1 9 11 6 2 in doubles. Lenglen also takes the singles title 6 1 6 2 over McKane. Jean Borotra and Rene Lacoste win men's doubles 7 3 4 6 6 3 2 6 6 3 over Cochet and Brugnon.
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Washington racing crew heads to Hudson meet for 1925 title
Washington's rowing team travels by Northern Pacific and New York Central toward Poughkeepsie to defend the Intercollegiate racing trophy. Coach Rusty Callow's Huskies arrive with 28 team members and the special 60 foot shell Harry Gowman and coaching launch Husky. They plan to launch within an hour of arrival, using a traveling crane to lift the shell from a flatcar onto water.
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Those Who Willfully Break Game Laws Face Critics, Rod and Gun Club Says
The Lewis and Clark Rod and Gun Club frowns on intentional fish and game law violations calling them as harmful as burglary. It argues wardens are overextended and appeals for sportsmen to report lawbreaking to protect future hunts and the public good.
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Time Foray Rodard Gun Club
Louis Sees Hope of Taking Pennants in Sculling
Alfred D. Lindley, veteran stroke man of Yale rowing, recently won the sculling championship of Yale University. Lindley has steered Yale crews to victory in every winning race for the past two seasons, though he is currently ineligible for varsity competition.
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Yale
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West Side Giants Win Championship
West Side Giants clinched the championship as Bob Meuse led the team with a sensational display. The Beston Red Sox, third in the American League, failed to mount a revolt, while Washington extended its early lead with five wins and two losses, gaining two games on the Athletics. The New York Giants, despite McGraw’s absence, led the National League as other teams followed in order. In downtown New York, 25 percent of fires are diary-origin incences.
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New York Giants
Pirates Rise To Second With Double Win Over Reds
The Depot Pirates jumped into second place by defeating the Reds twice at West Side field after a rain storm. The exact score was not recorded.
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Reds
Promoter Rickard Seeks Leonard Walker Welterweight Bout
New York June 7 The Associated Press reports promoter Tex Rickard has offered Benny Leonard a chance to fight Mickey Walker for the welterweight title before the outdoor season ends. Leonard, who retired last fall, may return for one more title bout per friends’ statements.
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New York
Associated Press
Tex Rickard
Benny Leonard
Mickey Walker
Leonard
Honus Wagner Still Playing With Carnegie Elks
Honus Wagner, famed former Pirates shortstop, remains active in baseball with the Carnegie Elks despite advanced years. His brother William, from Mt Vernon, follows Honus on his playing trips and is a devoted fan. Wagner still rates among baseball's great hitters and has led the National League in hits on several occasions.
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Hartnett Lost From Home Run Lead In Majors
Chicago June 7 By the Associated Press Gabby Hartnett of the Chicago Cubs was deposed from the season's leading circuit clouter role by last week's actions of Rogers Hornsby of St Louis and Meusel of New York Meusel and Hornsby each with 15 home runs leading the American and National leagues respectively.
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White Sox Rally To 4 2 Win Over Senators In Washington
Strong pitching by Urban Faber and timely hitting lift the Chicago White Sox to a 4 to 2 victory over the Senators in Washington. Four pitchers used by the Senators. Mosul Gostin Bluege Harris and others contribute for Chicago. Adams S Harris Judge and Cal lins connect for key plays.
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Gibbons Seeks Rematch With Tunney After Loss
Tommy Gibbons returned to St Paul from New York and announced he would pursue a return match with Gene Tunney, who knocked him out in the 12th round. He plans a month of testing before reentering the world heavyweight title race. His recent knockout loss followed worry over his wife’s illness at home.
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Polo at Boise Defeats Camp Lewis 13 to 1
Boise civilian polo squad defeats Camp Lewis Washington 13 to 1 in Boise Idaho. The win leaves Boise in second place in the Northwestern tournament with one loss, while Fort Russell Wyoming remains unbeaten.
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