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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
9
A tense extra frame spurs the Yankees to narrow the margin as pitchers Leonard Coveleskie Holloway and Berry toil. Notable moments include bases on balls and late hits shaping a dramatic seventh inning turnaround and a much anticipated finish.
Plews pitched for Omester in a tight victory over Holter. The game featured multiple batters with runs, hits, and errors noted, including two-base hits from J Sewell and Combs and several home runs by Gehrig Myatt McNulty E Johnson and Jamieson. Scoring details and lineups appear tangled in OCR noise, but the standout is Plews delivering the win in a closely contested matchup.
Mickey Walker, world welterweight, drills at Summit New Jersey as he prepares for a showdown with Harry Grab, middleweight champion, at the Polo Grounds on June 19. A camp member observes Walker’s road work amid rumors of July or August bouts with Wills and Godfrey, two top heavyweights, for a 10 round event.
Fragmentary sports notes show Lincoln beating Wichita 7 on a page with other score lines. It lists Oklahoma City 7 Des Moines 3 and Omaha 18 Denver 417 in innings, though many digits are garbled.
A garbled notice hints at Babe Ruth’s return to baseball spelled out as a happy sign for the Yankees and the sport. It notes anticipation before the season starts and Ruth’s continued fan appeal, marking a fresh start in baseball excitement.
Former light heavyweight champion McTigue, who lost the title to Paul Berlenbach in a 25 round bout at Yankee Stadium on May 2, signs to box the new champion in August. The two, announced by Associated Press, will clash under Lex Rickard management in a return bout.
Four San Francisco craft named Martinez Idalia Eloise and Shawnee started the San Francisco to Papeete race at 4:15 p m from the Golden Gate. The yachts expected to complete the voyage in about 20 days, aiming for Tahiti as the longest race in the sport.
Dubuque Iowa June 10 By the Associated Press athletics will not be slighted at Dubuque university despite a board of trustees endorsement of a report recommending abolishing all intercollegiate competition. Prof. Clarence Peterson physical director announced a program of intramural athletics to involve the entire student body in athletic training.
New York June 16 Fen and pencil dis placed mashie and niblick for 27 year old Matreen Orcutt today She a school at lenglewood X 1 for examinations after another triumph on the links She won the eastern woman's self championship at the Greenitch country cub yesterday with two rounds of 3 each In the 36 hole medal play she was five strokes ahead of the national champion Mrs Dorothy Clampbell Hurd of Philadelphia who was second Miss Qreuch Jersey champion won the qualifying medal recently rin the Metropolitans women's cham pionship As eastern champion she succeeds Miss Glenna Collette of Providence RL who is now abroad.
Toronto reports the unity of Methodists, Presbyterians, and Congregationalists forming the United Church in Canada at midnight by act of Parliament ending their three denominations. About 652,800 members join, with Presbyterians contributing the largest share. A Presbyterian faction continues to oppose the fusion amid ongoing religious debates.
Fragmented OCR text describes Belgian aviation figures and a Cape Torin voyage. Mentions Leopold, Goodyear, and Belk in unclear context. No clear event, date, or outcome discernible from the fragment.
Fragmentary notice mentions Moore and Newtonvill in a discussion of a 1860 world record for shooting. Incomplete text references rational Moore and a performance described as exceptional, with unclear context and attribution.
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