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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
8
The Orange Crush face the White Sox tonight at 8:15 at Campbell field, aiming to improve standings. The Crush boast a .730 batting pace while the Sox linger near zero wins, with recent games tight but losses piling up for both sides.
Detroit June 1 In a 9 1 victory over New York the Tigers benefited from strong pitching by Sorrell and timely hitting. Sorrell left after six innings but earned credit for the win as Detroit rallied from an early deficit to defeat the Yanks in a game highlighted by two early Yankee errors and key hits by Wells and Van Graime.
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 7 as French relief shines for the Phils while Boston is limited to four hits. Browns beat St Louis 2 to 2 in a separate game and Pittsburgh secures a straight triumph over the Pirates, with strong pitching by Brame and Seetonte.
In a rugged game the Cleveland Todtans fall to Philadelphia as Aborigines slug home runs and timely hits. Key players include Ceveland, Krauss, Burkett, Brown, and Myatt. Pitching details note Earnshaw, Pretias, Mildehrand and Freitas contributing, with bases on balls and multiple hits shaping the score.
Hack Wilson blasted four home runs off Pat Malone as Brooklyn defeated Chicago 6 to 5 at Ebbets Field. Wilson drove in all six Brooklyn runs, his 11th homer of the season, while Jackie May pitched for Brooklyn and the Cubs used Malone in relief. The Dodgers and Giants yielded a high scoring ballgame with Hartnett and Taylor contributing late offense.
The Solons clinched a narrow victory as the Yankees faltered, widening the gap in the standings. A late surge by the home team secured the win behind strong pitching and key hits.
Disjointed report highlights Don Muret of the Phillies and several players from the observed top six moving in ranking. Nickey drops to fourth as Lazzert and Lombard post minor contributions amid a tight race.
In a brief update, Ruthern Anrooutuston Little Rock beat Birmingham 60 to 7 in a listed scoreline. Memphis shows a 2 to 7 result. New Orleans is noted but details are unclear. Nashville lost 1 to 2 at Chattanooga while Knoxville defeated Atlanta 10 to 4.
Baseball roundup lists top sluggers and teams with homer totals from yesterday. Ott and Wilson highlighted for Giants and Dodgers along with other players such as Arentham, Timbott, Vo Davia, and Myatt. Indiana and Weat are noted for team leaders with totals around 21 and 17 respectively.
Fragmentary sports blur glues together scattered team names and nondescript figures. The text lists American League teams Philadelphia Cleveland New York and others with varied scores like 4 5 2 1 3, alongside pitchers and players mentioned in a jumbled sequence, offering no coherent game result.
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered scores and names including Milwaukee Columbus Indianapolis Minneapolis, Montréal, Beltinorn, Pr dino, and Dundes. Mentions vacant middleweight title shot and six round heavyweight bout with Mark Hours and Preaman. Context and dates are unreadable.
Berlin reports quote German Chancellor Von fatal and Interior Minister Walhein Von opposing attempts to restore the monarchy under the Weimar Republic. Ministers warn against revision that would threaten the republic while stressing the monarchs remain unsuitable. Strong language supports continuity of the current constitutional order.
The article reports Farley accusing opponents of failing to block Roosevelt in the pre convention race. It notes Roosevelt’s projected victory in the first ballot and the abandonment of a rival search as major candidates align to favor Roosevelt.
A mosaic of boxing results, travel snippets, and city scores from Spokane to Montreal. Mentions fighters, venues, and events with scattered dates and places, including California and Idaho links, plus a reference to a race line in Buffalo and other scattered athletics data.
Neil Chieti, a veteran Portland professional, led 58 golfers at Inglewood for the Northwest Open with a bold 141 total and a strong finish over Wille Price. Olyminta pro Chrisnay posted 7th in morning, while Eldred Zimmerman matched par. Portland’s Lal finished with 75 76 for low.among top contenders, as Randwick, Randland, and others vie in the British Open chase with American stars seeking revival after two rounds.
Trapshooting fans from Montana and nearby states converge on Helena for the 9th annual Montana State Trapshooting Association tourney at the Helena Gun Club grounds June 16 to 19. About 100 visiting shooters and families expected. Tony Hoover of Minneapolis will cashier. Finals feature the Montana Standsad trophy with clubs entering five-man teams. top three scores counted.
June 3 report from Abyssinia states former emperor Sidi Jeassu has escaped captivity and is recruiting forces to reclaim the throne of Haile Selassie. Jeassu fled as a woman and moves toward Gojjam after Ras Harton was arrested for plotting. Desertions rise as authorities seek to quell the danger. Jeassu has been prisoner for 15 years under Haile Selassie.
Paris June 1 Former Premier Andre Tardieu and 20 followers formed a new party to oppose Premier Edouard Herriot. The center republieng party aims for social commercial and agricultural action with members including Paul Reynaud Louis Rollin Maurice Petsche Jean Fabry r and Desire Percy.
Helens officers arrested Ben nie York on charges of peering through apartment windows in the Brown block at Warren and Breckenridge. A resident reported a peeping face while bathing. York was chased, grabbed, identified, and jailed awaiting charges.
Kalispell will host two state veterans conventions with over 1000 G A B members and auxiliaries from eight organizations. The program includes a parade, band concert, and entertainment, plus a Wednesday tour of the soldiers home and Glacier Park via the transmountain highway.
A large detachment of guardsmen, about 1100 officers and enlisted, arrives at Camp Erickson for the annual summer training. The advance elements travel from Great Falls and other bunkers, with units from Billings, Helena, and surrounding areas set to join the camp near Kellyou. Detachments will travel by truck, setting up camp and securing food and supplies for the training period.
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