East Helena Triumphs Over Capital Motors In Wild Game
East Helena roared to a 17 hit, 15 to 6 victory over Capital Motors at Campbell Field. Johnson, Serene, and other stars led the Eagles while White Sox prepare to meet East Helena in a 6:15 p.m. tilt, eyeing another win.
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Capital Motors
Eagles
Sox
EFT
White Sox
Campbell Fie
Capitel Motors
Tonny White Sox
Campbellfield
Lore
Gante
Xtrons
Campbel
Ramo
Rame
Selena
Hoya
Gene
Johnson
Eastelena
Dng Langenfig
Hurtad
Orange Crushies
Fing
Capital Motore
AB Amore
Millian
Bereeren Cf
Jonntom
Jono al Thaser
Bietien
YD de Funith
Iohnien
Turlen
Yoo
Maronick
Bonet
Berner
Covita Motors
Rune
Beith
Ferenas
Bangers
Maronter
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I Moregren Stangentud
Tao
MaxIn Fine Form For Title Bout In Kingston Sparring
DEA MAX IS. In fine form for title bout as Sehmeling prepares for a 1 round duel with Jack Sharkey scheduled June 21. Kingston NY Lab workout featured Sehmeling sparring three partners and demonstrating fast combos, powerful hooks, and sharp right counters. Sharkey trains with a more controlled, study approach, not seeking knockouts but testing endurance.
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Epwarth
WU Kingston N.Y
Sehmeling
Jack Sharkey
Vermian
Boston Anilor
Garrior
Lou Barina
Mit
Pune
Helena Yankees Rally Past Bulldogs For City Junior Title
The Helena Yankees defeated the Kort Side Bulldogs 19 to 17 yesterday afternoon in a close senior junior title game. Helena broke a tie with a late two-run rally, overtaking the Bulldogs after a high-scoring comeback, while key players included F. Longmire and J. Coomba for Helena and P. Tameheck and C. Gallivan for the Bulldogs.
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Helena Yankens
Bulldogs
Sncaynier
Yankens
Adpe
Bulldoga
P. Tameheck
Parkinn
Brazil
Lamour
GO. Miles
Tameheck
Gallivan
Gov Squires Loses in Vengeful Poll
St John's report on a provincial election showing Sir Richard Squires losing influence as 14,000 voters in Newfoundland cast ballots. The United Newfoundland Party won 12 of 27 seats, while Squires's bloc saw defeats in Trinity South, with independents picking up a seat through Mosdell who resigned from Squires's cabinet.
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St John's
Denoustralinn
Sir Riehsard
Wheat Growers to Operate This Year in North Dakota and Montana
The North Dakota Montana Wheat Growers Association and the Wheat Growers Warehouse Company plan to operate their elevators and packing facilities for the 1992 crop. President George Th. Dats said arrangements are complete for handling grain at various elevators. the association owns 25,900 hogs? readers note likely elevators in North Dakota. In 1931, differences with the Federal Farm Board led to a year without operation.
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N. D
North Dakota-Montana
George TH Dats
Dula
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Montana
Federal Farms Board
Yankees Nosed Indians In Tight Ninth Inning
In Cleveland on June 13 the Yankees edged the Indians 8 to 7 after a ninth inning rally. Lefty Gomez earned his 12th win as Babe Ruth and Bill Dickey led the offense with power, Dickey delivering two home runs and driving in three runs. Cleveland’s Porter and Kamm fought back, but the Yankees hung on with solid defense.
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Sensetana
Ben
Chapman
Lyn Lary
Tony Lazzerto
Lezzer
Porter
Grengder
Kamm
Heid
Lary
Ctesell
Babe Ruth
Bill Dickey
Dickey
Jack Flussell
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Durham
Mante Pearson
Sox
Durham
Jidiin
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Wiley Moore
New York
Combs
Beech
Soto
Grhric
Gaanman
Ballivan
Resell Im Sen
Gregory
Rudlin Sa Sen
Npings Sein
Te Bewell
Wildebrand
Mchianus
Jailer
Bates York
Bates
Manes
Mureell
Gregors
Durlinn
Biruch
Green Powredh
Gemis T Buck
Russell Ae
Paher J Durham
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Pearson Lasik
Moore
Dunnern
Teussel
When the Smoke Had Rolled Away Baseball Results
National League shows no games. American League results include New York 8 Cleveland 7, Philadelphia unknown, Detroit 1 Chicago 7, Boston 6. No further matches reported.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Bob Whakington
St. Louis
Stevegeedd
Boston Bees
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St As
Grove Wins Again for Athletics in Long, Low-Scoring Tilt
Philadelphia star Robert Moses Grove tied his 11th straight victory by limiting Detroit to four scattered hits. Tiger pitcher Iradare Goldatela battled seven innings before Max Bishop drove in two runs with timely doubles. Foxx belted a late homer as the Athletics spoiled Detroit’s bid, Bridges closing out the win with strong relief.
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Detrott
Luna
Robert Moses Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Netroft
Tat
Iradare Goldatela
Tiger
Grove
Ashettes
Max Bishop
Rafel
Goldstein
Croijer
Tong
Davis
Tommy Bridges
Gold‘atein
Jimmy Foxx
Rand 2
Foxx
Hia Sard
Navinvill
Bridges
Athlettes
Neven
Fanning Stone
Gehringer
Walker Inorter
Philadelpihta
Rishon
Cramer
Detroit
Gebehieer
Walker
Lawrence
Ashubss
Tri Dapworld
Geldatoin
Boo
Tate
Rina Nated
Cochrane
Dyke Jrater
Tavis
Poss
Tao
Bishor
Oravier
Dykes Riel
Hans Fin—Foxs
Ororr
Diahop
Boston Beaten by So Saucy White Sox? Singed Note
Fragmentary dateline Chicago June 13 report notes Boston loss after unclear rally and unrelated misprint. No clear names, dates, or outcomes due to damaged OCR.
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Boston
SO Saucy White Soners
Home Run Leaders Named In Baseball Standings
Listed are leading sluggers from the season with teams including the Athletics Giants Yankees and Cardinals. Foxx Ruth Gehrig Klein Simmons Cochrane Cochrane among top home run figures with strong showings from Red Sox and Reds as season totals climb.
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Gador & Waner Pirnies
Pnid Hurst
Phillies
Forx Athletics
Lombardi
Reda
Hairy
Reds
Giants
Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yang
Klein
Phill Simmons
Gehrig
Yankees
Collins
Cardinals
Cochrane
Glants
Pet
Moe
Left Handed Golfers Association Formed in Cleveland
The American Left-Handed Golfers Association was formed in Cleveland and elected Babe Ruth president. Everett G Livesay of Columbus promoted the organization. Also noted were results from Southern Association games in Atlanta Knoxville and Memphis at Birmingham, plus Western League scores and international park dedication plans with officials from the United States and Canada.
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Port Siders
Cleveland
Babes Ruth
Everett G. Livesay
Columbus
Mason-Dixon
Southern Association
Atlanta
Knoxville
Ram
Memphis
Birmingham
Belton
Glacier National Park
Joseph M. Dinan
Imteriay
Pressdput
United States
Ine Terior
Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
Glacier Park
Tone
Erickson
Montana
Walsh
Atheria
Spealera
Tydings Fights Prohibition Crime Link Debate
Senator Tydings argues that national prohibition fuels jail crowds specialized courts and racket profits, creating a vast bribery fund while eroding tax revenue. He cites 10 million unemployed and widespread business decline, urging a tax on beer as a remedy and questioning support for nationwide prohibition.
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Congress
Coffin Defends Nonpartisan Economic Plan For National Needs
Coffin, a former National Defense Council member, argued to President Hoover that the council’s duties could be nonpartisan economic planning for the nation’s immediate and future needs not a war agency. General Con’s Friday petition, signed by Edsel Ford and others, urged reviving the council but Hoover questioned the legal basis.
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lItnavery
Cowell
National Defense
Albert J. Con
Raleigh
North Carolina
Edsel Ford
August Merkerher
John Haysammond
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Mizpah of Benjamin 15 Excavation Report Near Jerusalem
Kansas City reports Dr. William F. Bade leader of a Pacific School of Religion expedition confirms evidence of Mizpah of Benjamin near Jerusalem. A seal of Jaazaniah, officer under Gedaliah, was found in a tomb at Tell-en-Nasheb, linking to the fall of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar.
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Jerusalem
William F. Bade
Bade
Pacific School of Religion
Berkely
Néal
Zedekiah
Nebuchadneazar
William Rockbill Nelson
Gedaliah
Mizpat
Neubuchadnezzar
Montana and Washington camp opens with student officers
Student soldiers from Montana Idaho and Washington began the six week reserve officers training camp at Fort George Wright under the hot sun. About 92 students from the University of Montana Montana State College University of Idaho and Washington State College report for equipment medicals and tents as Major George L. Smith leads the camp with Captains Loughlin and Henkle. The mercury rose to 92 degrees as troops settled in. The report also notes President Hoover described as a physical rarity by his physician amid a demanding presidency.
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Montana
Idaho
Waahineten
University of Montana
Missoula
Montana State College
Bozeman
University of Idaho
Moscow
Washington State College
Pullman
George L. Smith
D. O. Li
Charles C. Loughlin
Harry Henkle
Mercury
Washington
Hoover
Joel T. Boone
White House
Thea National Society of Physical Therapeutics
Hurdena
Two Shot Firefight In Little California Ends in Death
In Carlbad California on June 13 a half hour gun battle followed the probable fatal shooting of Ellis Zahnizer a 42 year old butcher. J F White a 52 year old real estate operator and his alleged assailant was killed by state patrolman William Jensen after White fired on two other men. Zahnizer died from his wounds at Oceanside hospital.
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Cali
Lpj
Ellis Zahntzer
Carlabad
J F. White
Zannizer
White
Nate
Carl Knindt
San Diego
Zahnizer
William P. Jensen
George Thompson
K. H. Wilson
Klindt
Wilson
B. Phillips
Phillips
Jensen
New York Deliberations on Walker Case Prompt Calls to Amend Statement
In New York, publisher Paul Block challenged Samuel Seabury's analysis of Mayor Walker testimony, urging amendment to Governor Roosevelt. Amid new allegations from the No Deal party, Democratic business leaders request Walker's removal for misconduct despite doubts on outright dishonesty.
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New York
Samuel Seabury
Walker
Paul Block
Hotstudier Legislative Committee
Roosevelt
Brock
Postmasters in Session in Billings at National Convention
Billings June 13. Election of officers will be held tomorrow morning by delegates at the 10th annual convention of the National League of District Postmasters. The first day closed with a convention banquet chaired by Postmaster Edwin Grafton of Billings. Co C Wenrich of Washington D C was principal speaker, stressing service and royalties to the government and department. Mrs Marie J Malar of Reed Point and Maza McKin hon of Bearcreek reported on the 1931 national convention in St Louis.
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Billings
National League of District Postmasters
Edwin Grafton
Co. C. Wenrich
Washington, D
Stresand
Mra
Marie J. Malar
Reed Point
Maza McKinhon
Bearcreek
St. Louis
Comedian Telly How To Restore Prosperity
Vancouver June 13 Charlie Chaplin arrived late in his world tour and spoke on economic conditions. He said he considers himself an economist as much as a comedian and warned against anti trade balances. He urged higher business volumes for profit with smaller returns. Amelia Earhart arrived from Paris for a brief visit.
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B. C
Charlie Chaplin
Imepid
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