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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1926
Page
8
A garbled game report shows Big Jim Edwards guiding the White Sox to a 10 to 5 victory over the Boston box, with Thomas chased early. Kamms triple and late scoring provided the edge as Chicago pulled away, despite wild pitching from Winefield and Ruffing.
Unclear text shows Washington team securing the first game of an ice baseball or related series amid confusion. Multiple scores appear for teams including Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Toledo, St. Paul, Kansas City, Columbus, and others, with unclear dates and contexts. The article references Americans Association standings and a tense series atmosphere.
Gaston was driven from the box in the fourth inning as Py Kinhin Athletics rallied to win the game. The teams traded late twists but the visitors held on for victory in a tense matchup.
The Novak Club operates at the Sheehan Cigar Store, showcasing events and gatherings. Members report ongoing activities and social functions hosted within the venue.
Helena American Legion posted a brilliant 4 1 victory over Fact Velena before the largest crowd in league history. Ray pitched superbly as his team built a lead, with smart fielding and timely hits from the lineup. The home crowd roared as fielding highlights and aggressive base running produced a thrilling seven innings.
Cleveland wins 7 to 2 over New York in a game where Ruth Hitless went hitless as the Yankees drop one. Key events include Sineker pitching, a marked error in the seventh, and umpire calls affecting Collins.
Reported match between National Surety and Capitol marks a key showdown with 4 real battles in the hands of bond house pavers. Game called promptly at 6 15 PM with Mantz and McGattich for National Surety and Kaiowles and Lyndes for Capitol.
The Grizvites of Montana State defeated the Mohcats of Montana Seite college in a June game. A pitching duel between Brown and Mahcock shaped the contest before misplays and defensive plays shifted momentum. The two teams set to meet again in a rematch at Cayingestan tomorrow at a local university venue.
The bout between Burke of New Orleans and Martine Burke was halted in the ninth round by the referee. The bout outcome and purse conditions were pending official decisions, with the result affecting future matches and potential title implications. Bevan Downes and Sage Ratner are mentioned in related coverage.
Special arrangement with Golfers Magazine Chicago notes how wind complicates play on windy days. It cites top players like Vartan Holl, Taylor, and Prald as examples of how wind affects ball flight and choices. A direct shot can tumble into a sand trap or fail to reach the green, testing club and strategy.
The Times reports pole vault star Charles Hoff plans to sue the Amateur Athletic Union for defamation after being barred from competing in the United States for refusing to compete in San Francisco. Hoff, alleging financial harm, seeks $50,000 and questions AAU's authority.
New York ringside reports show seven money bets on the forthcoming title clash at Vantec Stadium. The light contest features a strong display by Cyaaonpressive fighter Wal aart Strohoehaners against Paul Berlentach with rounds planned across sparring and final workouts.
In a case out of New York, Mrs Simour is charged after slapping her husband during an abridged game, claiming he blocked her method of phivag. Dr Willan Dunsberg testified the incident followed allegations of bribery and a disputed card trick. The court heard claims of provocation and the ensuing altercation.
A cluttered report on motor accidents cites the National Automobile Safety Council urging safer driving. It notes that faulty headlights loose steering knuckles and poor road conditions cause crashes. It warns drivers to avoid distractions and to keep both hands on the wheel while driving.
Paris June 7 AP Elizabeth Roan lost to Joan Fry 7-5 3-4 11-9 eliminating America’s top contender Misa Ryan and delaying a Lenglen vs Mithion semifinal as rain postponed the match. Vincent Richards and Howard Kinsey defeated Ludwig Salmon Hoogstraeten and Baron Von Kehrling 6-1 6-3 7-3. Browne and Von Kehr paired to beat Deve and Paul Feret 6-1 3-3.
Susie calls on Helen Walls Ameryan, the tennis champion, in hospital where Helen recovers from Friday's appendectomy. She sits up, eats real food for the first time in four days and shows improved appetite. Mille, Lenglen observes, brings flowers while fans flood the hospital with wishes and cards.
Golf betting odds for the British open favor Abe Mitchell George Duncan Arthur Hawlers at 10 to 1 against, with Jim Barnes Walter Hagen at 12 to 1 and Bobby Jones at 16 to 1. Other contenders include Joe WirKwood 25 to 2 Roger Wethered 64 to 1 Tommy Armour 100 to 1 Archie Compston 20 to 1 Starry Vardon 80 to 1. Jones's prospects gain from medal scores in British Amateur and Walker Cup, with his handicap around 74 strokes per eight rounds.
Kalispell Tine 7 silver saloon weighing a trifle over 10 pounds was caught in Rhine lake last week by OOS Jordet. Fishermen were excited by the specimen shown the next morning. Jordet said he was surprised as none thought such a fish had been planted in Lake Blaine. He toiled toward the middle of the lake using a small mirror spoon when he struck what he thought a snag. The snag proved lively and was landed after being iced out. Rowing ashore Atv, Jorlet shed at out mte shadow water. His brother, Spencer Jordet, was with Tin.
A Texan company gas well near Denver shows an estimated daily flow of 40 million standard cubic feet. Revenue manager A. D. Ate tereon Ranéval confirmed the figure and discussed production prospects tonight.
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