Kelley Pitches Three-Hit Game But Falls In Extra Innings
Kelley held the House of David to three hits but allowed an error behind Alm to enable the Denver Post champions to score the winning run in the extra inning. The crowd packed the field for a season high as Montitza State league and City League contests showcased strong baseball, with Davids as a No. 4 outfit forcing overtime.
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Davids
Bobby Kelley
House of David
Alm
Denver Post
Intrahall
Montitza
Mall
Astra
Payleg
Grover Clevelml
Alexsider
Cliss
Han
Mel Tageram
Velena
Gonthya
Relley Xifely
An- Nerden Sai Temsa Wiao
Bosse
Zoeller
Rudio
Stone
Burke
Fang
Tina Entertainment
Teagia
Fogse
Hipune
David
Tuetoan
Andarnun
Nosno
Snerciffee
East Helena and Sheehans Clash Tonight in City League
East Helena and Sheehans face off at 6 30 PM in a City League game. Readers describe a high effort contest with strong players, near misses, and tense moments as both teams vie for top position in the league standings.
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East Helena
Sheehans
Enx
Helena
Havehall Dth
Legion
Trecles
Toopax
Helens
Racn Shenbans
Colored Giants Rally To Beat Walkerville In State League Tilt
Hutte June 11 AP Colored Giants 60 nipped Walkerville 9-0 in a Montana State League game. Spearman pitched for Walkerville, while Kelana elbh and Kelana elbh led the Colored Giants with strong offense and fielding. Walkerville managed few hits as the Giants pulled away late, inching within two games of pace-setter Kelana.
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Hutte
Glouta
Montana
Ant Na
Makhip Kelana Elbh
L. Spearman
Fhat
Roaton
Walkerville
Walamaviltot
Gerry
Tee Gee
Loyer
Mary
Tointa
W. Treery
Colorm Peate
Theard
Spearman
Warker
Wzalo
Rf Fon
Hotton
Meconnay
O. Ascknen
Tatala
Wilkerville Hao
AON
Smt
Meclanay
Bouin
Piayy
Avol
Brooklyn
Ouy Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Pirates
Tom Zachary
Lefty Clark
Pasciaees Roonecke
Voushen
Theranaw
Padden
Bush
Rane Fanet
Jenn
Srasen
mastiNewewum
Sonied
Dueb
Searteat
Cote
Seaarr
Montana State League
Halows Sescseenyeedl
East Helens
Colored Giants
Freebourns
Great Falls
Peewee Anaconda Ae
Walkervil Teacee Bos Bilver Bow Parks
Camp Cooney Baseball Round Reveals Stronger vs Weaker Pairings
Yesterday and today at Camp Cooney baseball games determined which teams advance to the camp championship and which enter the consolation bracket. The schedule matched stronger teams against weaker ones to ensure each squad plays at least two games before elimination, setting up a fair major contest and a cup for top weaker sides. Results listed include awitzer company Livingalon seven Servica company Hozenman Company B Culbertson seven First Battalion Whitehall 1 Regimental Headquarters Helena ten Company D Harlowton 1 Company Bozeman seven Company TL BNWage 2. Tomorrow opens the first round with winners advancing to the major competition.
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Camp Cooney
Yestterday
Awitzer
Livingalon
Servica
Hozenman
Culbertson
Whitehall
Helena
Harlowton
Bozeman
Bnwage
Home Run Standings Yesterday Across League Leaders
Baseball brief lists yesterday’s home run leaders with players and teams including Simmons and Radellia of the White Sox, Galan of the Cubs, Roy Johnson and Williams of the Red Sox, and others such as Tamulis and Vickey. Several players hit ten or more, led by Johnson of the Athletics with sixteen.
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Simmons
White Sox
Galan
Cubs
Radellia
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Roy Johnson
Red Sox
Williams
W. Ferrell
Salters
Browns
Tamulis
Yankees
Vickey
Comorasky
Steds
Lombardi
Reds
Uartnett
the Leghorn
Johnson
Greanberg
Tigers
Foxx
Athletica
Oti
Granty
Bouura
White Box
Moore
Iilants
Vaughan
Smrates
Diekes
Youkeew
Wackmen Nab Second From Clevelanders On Wild Wins
In a rough game the Wackmen edge the Clevelanders 2-1 with a late miscue by Burke letting a decisive run score. Kelley and Turko contributed offense as Briscoe was injured yet the defense held. box score shows miscues and a close duel, highlighting the zigzag pace of the contest and the league’s 26 cent admission pull.
Red Sox of Boston Down Tigers Twice
Boston wins doubleheader behind Lefty Grove and Wesley Ferrell. Grove shines with a five hitter in game one defeating Joe Sullivan. Ferrell holds Detroit to five hits in the nightcap as Boston takes both games. Crowder and Crowder’s battery struggle as Detroit’s lineup struggles to score with strong fielding from Boston.
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RED Sox
Boston
Tigers
Petrott
Boston Red Sox
Wmely
Robert
Firat Gams
Noston
AY Saecees
Werber
Altanda
Aphason
Reynolds
Melillo
Dahierety
Grove
Toys
Sullivan Forth
Detroit
Brrom—Williama
Rune
Joboyon
Reynolds Rawnil
Mello
W. Johnson
Hayworth
Vane Wits
R. Jonson
Melity
WiUama
Rogel
Greenberg
McCowan
Sommers
Quinn
Boose
Innine
Eaton
W. Perel
BR. Rorrent Crowder
Hogartt
Cochrane
Yankees win twice widen AL lead over Browns
The New York Yankees beat St Louis Browns 7 to 4 and 9 to 4 to extend their American League lead as Chicago White Sox stayed even. In Philadelphia, the Athletics swept a doubleheader from the Indians by scores of 4 to 2 and 1 to 0, marking a dominant day for the Mackmen with late rally bursts and early runs setting the tone.
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St. Louis
New York Yankees
St. Louie Browns
White Sox
Big Six grow as Charley Gahringer moves up in league
Athletics notes report Charley Gahringer climbs to third in the American League alongside Jimmie Foxx as both drop slightly in the day’s totals. Arky Vaughan posts two hits in four at bats for a .399 average while Freddie Roole? knocks out rival Al Rosal in Tacoma. Owens arrives in California aiming to chase Frank Wykoff’s 100 yard dash mark. Ad Day new football coach at Menlo under Fruesell Sweet.
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Balf
Brownies
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Rolfe
Gehrig
Lasters
Jors al Simmons
Dickey
Oee Belkirk
Gronetti
Ruttings
Ed Myer
Andrews
Travis
Powell
St Schulte
Holbrook
Etrangith
Balox
Kubol
Linke
New York
Bean
Belma
Burnett
Chapman
Wa Tett
Ruffing
Coleen
Buspett
Nemaley
Halle
Daria
Mung
Dicker
Belkirk
Bech
Jno
Strance
Combs
Ralfe
Lazzeri
Gro
Bell
Fendcuitt
Treveneee
Hite
Bonura
Slromaena
Ruffin
Koote
Anpline
Rolls Donnelly
Vinneen
Piel
Sowell
York
Tamulis
van Atta
Welland
Thamag
Cain
Meath
Incinna Wesnington
Renee
OH God
Sinie
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Benue
Biluer Manush
Chulte
Kolbyoak
Kuhel
Stone
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Hopkins
Ak Nonura
Bionis
Behulta
Link
Kol
Travia
Manush
Piet
Simmons
Bart
Tuna
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Howkinn Bluse
House Page
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Plette Honura
Bluene
Myer
Hivese
Kohel
Barea
Note
Ban
Placher
Tietie
Durke
Fischer
Telie
Dale
Burke and Eaton
Phelna and
Sewell
Charley Gahringer
Jimmie Foxx
Foxx
Gahringer
Arky Vaughan
Owens
Los Angeles
Jouse Owens
California
Frank Wykoff
Giants Lose Doubleheader to Reds in New York
In a split doubleheader, the New York Giants were swept in the opening game 4 to 1 and 2 to 1 in the nightcap by the Cincinnati Reds. Tony Freitas fanned seven in the first game as Clydell Gustleman took his second loss. Lerox Herrmann, in his first big league start, held the Giants to five hits in the nightcap.
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Pires
Grnotn Na Tii
Dyeran
Gomarasiy
Goodman
Gullivan
Campbell
Kampourts
Bombard
Byrd
Frest
Sullivan
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Roente
Moore
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Backticee
Rorale
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Iether
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Gagerkurth
Barr
Kiem
Ay Croelmatteis
Hermano
Camabou
Fitzsimmons
Blout
Chenon
Mancuno
Phillies Triumph 10 4 Over Chicago Cuba in Opener
Philadelphia gains a 10 to 4 victory over Chicago Cuba in the first game of the six game series. Johnson pitched win with Gelan homer twice Hartnett adding one as Philadelphia bats explode for seven runs in early innings. Henshaw lasted 6 2 3 innings, while Cuba's lineup struggled against the Phillies attack and bullpen.
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Serson
Basle
Amely
Henshaw
Casex
Prilla
Johnson
Gelan
Hartnett
Sto Galan
Herman
Ry Lindstrom
Casey
Tephenson
Philadelpria
Sao Oo Alen
Wetkins
A. Moore
Wileon
Haslin
Johnaog
Papa Vierechttredeerd
Ientaiga
Palle
Henshow A
Gnacy
Root
Carey
Uile Menahaw
Nook A
Nella
Loaior
Baer Braddock title bout fuels referee debate in New York
The clash looms as Max Baer defends his heavyweight title against Jimmy Braddock on Long Island Thursday. Hoff man demands a preferred referee from five candidates, while the commission insists a New Yorker will ref er ee. Odds favor Baer slightly. many see Braddock as a cleaner fighter capable of a late rally if he withstood Baer’s early power. Brooklyn news notes a Pirates victory and the pennant race outlook.
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Max Baer
Jimmy Braddock
Madison Square Garden
Bowl
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New York State Athletic Commission
Tonsuer
Rominges
George Blake
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Gane Tunney
Jack Kennedy
Anpres Pacific Coast
Ith
Navy
Skewlae
Ed Dickerson
Grand Rapids
Midh
Kees Ken- Worthy
Deve
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Arthur Donovan
Baer
Primo Carrera
Donovan
Carsera
Italtah
Max
Lsing
Hoffman Inelgin Baer
Teorved
Asbury Park
Eli
Donavan
Jos Gould
Braddock
Brooklyn Teen Beats Manila Boxer In 16 Round Bantam Bout
Lou Balics, 19, from Brooklyn, won a decision over Pablo Dano of Manila in a 16 round world bantamweight title match held tonight in Los Angeles. The California State athletic commission sanctioned the bout. Dano weighed about 117 pounds and Balics weighed 117 pounds.
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Los Angolor
Lou Balics
Brooklyn Power
Pablo Dano
Manila
California
Enoch
Pacific Coast League headlines from Oakland to San Francisco
Fragmentary OCR lists players and pairings across Oakland Los Angeles San Francisco Sacramento with incomplete names and team references, showing Wells, De Lantela, Douglas, Kain, Wade, Cronin, Garland, Goodal, Osborne, Johnson, Okten, Woodall, Secramenta, Rorett, Tarteriai, Zion and others in scattered matchups and scorers.
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EL Hollywood
Wells
de Lantela
Douglas and Kain
Los Angeles
Portiad
Wade
Cronin
Garland
Cantor denies death rumor after hospital stay
Eddie Cantor dismissed radio reports of his death as absurd and joked about late deadlines. He had just left hospital and said he was ready to discuss the operation. Normandie crosses Atlantic record pace from Ambrose to Bishop's Rock in four days. In court, aviation firms contest Postmaster General Farley's earlier animal contract annulments, pressing claims over 14 million dollars.
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Hollyood
Cleveland
Eddie Cantor
Cantor
Athletic program promises action at Camp Cooney
The 1936 athletic program at Camp Cooney aims to surpass prior years with large registrations. Swimming instructors handle 316 participants daily. boxing has 73 men registered. track reports 110 daily entrants. Forte sport Hasabalt tops with 309 registrations. Eight scrub baseball teams play each day among 18 total teams competing for two trophies. The horseshoe event draws interest with twenty sets of regulation equipment available from daybreak until late.
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Camp Cooney
Hasabalt
Company
Nine
Athlatioa
Megs
Letanes
Judge Landis Opens Pitts Case In Baseball Inquiry
Chicago June 11 Chief Justice K M Landis opened an investigation into Edwin Pitts former Sing Sing athlete barred from baseball by a minor league ruling. The commissioner stayed action by wiring Warren Giles in Rochester N Y asking for all records as Pitt’s plea for admission was denied.
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Kehenaw M. Landis
Supreme Court of Organized Baseball
Edwin Alabama
Pitts
Sing Sing
Cess
Warren Giles
Rochester
Pitt
Baseball Standings and Scores From Yesterday and Today
Baseball results show Colored Giants defeated Walkerville 8 0. Yesterday AL games Washington 9 3 Chicago 8 6 New York 7 3 St Louis 4 3 Boston 3 5 Detroit 1 3 Philadelphia 4 5 Cleveland 2 1. NL Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 0 Cincinnati 4 3 New York 1 1 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 10. Detailing upcoming: St Louis Boston postponed by rain. multiple scheduled games listed. Marberry released by Detroit Tigers after 1934 pitching start era. In Western League Davenport 8 Des Moines 2 Sioux City 8 Rock Island 2 Omaha 3 Cedar Rapids 1. St Joseph 3 Keokuk 2. Plunges to death: Miss Pep t Loderer, 25, daughter of Reine Davies, dies from hospital window injury after admission for melancholia.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Prttsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Weekington
Davenport
Des Moines
Sioux City
Rock Taland
Omaha
Cedar Rapides
St. Joseph
Keokuk
Ton Angeles
Pept Loderer
Reine Davies
Hann
National League Pet
S.eee
Bt. Louis
Pittaburgah
Chidako Soeveener
Philadelpho Ad
Breaks Reported in Northwest War in Lumber Mills
Seattle June 11 reports of shifts in the Pacific Northwest lumber strike. Longview's 11 member committee said mills were ready to open negotiations and signed temporary contracts with two small mills. Olympia's NW joint strike committee held a two day convention and considered settlement proposals with two mills, terms undisclosed.
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Pacific Northwest
Olympia
Longview
Longbell and Water
Kreser
Strike Looming in Soft Coal Industry
Washington report on June 12 says only a slim chance exists to avert a planned coal industry walkout on June 17. John L. Lewis refused to say if existing orders would be withdrawn, with Roosevelts intervention not yet pledged. Labor leaders push for immediate enactment of the Guffey bill to create a Little NRA for coal, warning of possible suspension if lawmakers do not act.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Roosevelt
Aiga
Guffey
Gas Hill
Aiao
Phelps Dodge Miners Strike Continues in Bisbee Arizona
In Bisbee Arizona on June 11 the Copper Queen branch of the International Mine Mill and Smelter Workers union strike persisted without interrupting production. Pickets stood at Campbell and Junction shafts for a second day. No violence occurred as union officials expect no immediate action. The walkout reportedly stems from demands for wage and hour revisions and union recognition.
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Bishes
Ariz
Copper, Queen
Phelps Dodge, Corporation
Bisbee
International Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Campbell
Junction
Ming
Navajo Way on Reorganisation Debate Divides Meeting
Howard Gorman, leader of the Wheelar Howard reorganisation act group, told a Navajo mass meeting that removing John Collier from the Todian commission would help. Debate lasted two hours as Collier and Gorman fought over the measure ahead of Friday voting by Navajos.
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Fort Daflance
N. ML
Pane
Howard Gorman
Young Ganado
Ariz
Mission Athistro Direc
Tor
John Collier
Tfa
Boy 18 Confesses Murder of Father in Insurance Fraud Plot
Springfield reports 18 year old Lloyd Robinson confessed to murdering his father by beating him and burning the body to collect a 196000 life insurance payout. He alleged his mother Mary Rabingon 49 and family physician Dr W F Sehiet aided the scheme. all were jailed after two days of questioning.
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Lloyd Robinson
Wilehail
Ytha
Mrx
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W. F. jSehiet
Niangua
Marah
Meld
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