New York widens lead over Pirates and Cubs in tight race
In a June report from Associated Press, New York stretched its advantage over Pittsburgh as Boston and Philadelphia yielded mixed results. Groh drove in runs for the Reds, while St. Louis stacked hits against Philadelphia. Miller notched his fifth straight win for Boston as Chicago lost to Brooklyn.
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Fort Harrison Team Beats Veterans Bureau In One Hundred One
A modest crowd enjoyed a baseball game at the Arts Garrison grounds yesterday evening. Fort Harrison defeated the Veterans Bureau 101 to 4 amid strong fielding and solid pitching. Batteries were Veterans Bureau Monnient and Ryan versus Hospital team Dvate and Ato.
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Women Fighters to Better World Says Buffs Challenger
Franch flyweight and welterweight boxing champion Atlee Jeanie Le Mar argues women should fight for progress and not fear hardship. The New York feature reflects her revolutionary stance and calls for broader opportunities for women in boxing and society.
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College Pitcher Fans Babe Ruth at St Louis Game
St Louis on June 12 saw "Shucks" Pruett, a college pitcher, earn the Browns first win over the Yankees in the series. Babe Ruth struck out three times as Williams and Gertes linked on a homer, while Detroit beat Washington, and Cleveland topped Philadelphia with strong pitching.
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Track meet opens with enthusiasm at grammar school event
Bryant leads the sixteenth annual Mutona grammar school track meet at Tirttonna Alon with a 9 point edge over Central as 600 youngsters compete in 18 events. Results show Bryant 24 junior points 39 Fontoy 12 unlimited for a total 101. Central 28 junior 18 senior 20 unlimited for 69. Miythorse tops with 24 points. James Allen leads scoring with a second in the 16-yn0 pirate race. The meet features 18 events today and a final relay.
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Smeltere and Wardmen Meet on Bryant Field
East Helena’s baseball squads collide as Smelters face the Sixth Ward team on Bryant Field. A snappy exhibition promises intense play with both teams eager for a win, tied at one win each this season. Local fans plan to fill the stands as the game begins at four.
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Sports Notes Highlight Various Events Across Cities
Horse, Wons, June 32 reports polo results from California and New York venues with riders and teams noted. Cavalry aggregation from Port Russell suffers a first round loss in the Ninth Corps Area tournament. In boxing, Johnny Mendelsson of Milwaukee faces Tommy Beton in a tied result over Chicago rivalry. Wrestling champ Al Ranghe Tawla defends title in Virginia in a second meeting with heavy hammer throws. Frankie Thakur defeats Mod Herzing in an eight round bout in Louisiana, prompting stoppage. The piece also mentions a noisy six month old Irish Free State child.
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Cleveland Club Owner Dies in Major Sports Tie
The owner of a Cleveland club and organizer of the Eunie McLarthy company based in Chicago has died after months of illness. The figure was a well known sports supporter and key investor in several prominent ventures connected to baseball and the league.
Governor Denies Ties to Montana Political Machine
Governor Joseph M. Dison denies knowledge of any Dixon Rankin machine in the Montana scene. He says he is not backing Locke or Rankin, disclaims involvement in filing or statements attributed to him, and rejects rumors of party coordination ahead of U S Senate and congress races. He reiterates he cannot control Jerome Locke’s candidacy and declines comment on further alliances.
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Denver Shop Fire Destroys Building and Damages Carloads
A Denver fire tonight destroyed one building and partially buried another at the Denver and Rio Grande Western shops in West Denver. Estimated damage reaches 1000 dollars. Overheated smokestack blamed for igniting shavings, while investigators search for the exact cause.
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Editor denounces bribe for killing stray dogs in Emporia
Emporia editor William Allen White condemns an offer of 25 cents per stray dog brought to the city pound for killing. He questions city admin actions and laments boys lured by such bait, arguing humane treatment of stray animals and criticizing the public notice as harmful.
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Discontinua nces of Manor prescriptions amid state ruling
Briefs from Montana and nearby: The state prohibition official orders physicians and druggists to halt Manor prescriptions except in prescribed form and allows emergency writes only if marked emergency as to form. Basters and pharmacists face rationed allotments. Reports from Missoula, Wallace, Tino, and Lewistown detail arrests, extradition talk, and local incidents including theft, a revolver loss, and a firefighting scare. Yellowstone County reports five disease cases. a swimming meet near Madison notes Washington versus Wisconsin. Gardiner fire causes damages around $20,000. land sales near Miles City reach $7.60 per acre in government listings.
Deed Condoned by Harding Critique of Goldstein
President Harding condemns Circuit Court Justice Nat Goldstein over acceptance of 2501 dollars from Lowden campaign funds. The Associated Press report notes the controversy stems from Goldstein’s involvement in the recent reform push and internal revenue matters.
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