Cardinals Rout Phillies 11 to 7 in St Louis contest
The Cardinals defeated the Phillies 11 to 7 as Blades and Betts homered for St Louis and Wrightstone and Fonseca contributed early hits. The Phillies rallied in the fifth but could not overcome the Cardinals offense and pitching.
Minsters in Tabasco Regime Age Rule Stuns Readers
Reported strange edict under Tabasco governor requires all ministers to be Mexicans aged at least 400 years. The text also lists various baseball scores and travel notes, including Toledo 11 Kansas City 3 and Milwaukee 11 4, with other scattered items such as missionaries in Japan and Pacific Coast League context.
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Monterey
Mex
Tabasco
Mission
Tokyo
Gideon Drasper
Japan
Pacific
Budget Plan for Suit Purchases Promotes Easy Terms
Advertises a Budget Plan offering suits with one-fifth down and ten equal payments. Promotes menswear including Thirty-five Dollar suits, plus Shammy shirts at 3 for 5.54 and tailored cuts from a local tailor.
Biggest crowd watches Smelter edge Scribes in pitchers duel
East Helena pitcher Jack Grose matches Lyons in a tight nine inning game as the Smelterites top the Helena Independent team 9 to 8 on St. Charles field. Condon's third inning homer helps the Scribers rally, while L. Rigler's three-base hit and Maronick behind the plate spark a late push.
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al. Gaskill
Lyons
Helena
East Helena
St. Charles Field
Jack Grose
Grose
Condon
Hickory
L. Rigler
Serenar
Maronick
Surman
Haggerty
Infield
Evers Bane
E. Helena
L Rigler
J. Grose
Ferrat
Jeff Lyons
Strick
Shepherd
Freeman
Holters
Holter
Ink Slingers
Independent
Tipper
Sesesee Lyons
St Joseph Home Team Edges East Side Sluggers in Youth Game
The St Joseph home team beat the East Side Sluggers 7 to 5 in a friendly afternoon contest at the home field. Hamill started for St Joseph with Garrity on the mound for the Sluggers. both teams used substitutions in the sixth inning. A fair crowd called it an excellent display of juvenile baseball.
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St Joseph
Hamill
J. Garrity
Doyle
Ramili
A. Mitehke
Garrity
Shake-ups hit both major leagues in week of upheaval
National League saw Pittsburgh climb to second as St Louis rose from bottom to fifth under new manager Horsby while the Giants faltered. American League shows Browns leading with four wins two losses, narrowing gap with Cleveland to half a game. In Tokyo police report last year’s lost articles valued at about $500000.
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Arma Agated
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Shay Seett
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Benton
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De Paolo Declared Indianapolis Speedway Winner After Protest
After Frank Elliott protested, the AA Asso contest board revised the 2 1/2 mile speedway result. Peter De Paolo was declared winner with Milton second and Elliott third. The time stood, and De Paolo may win the 1925 championship.
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Associated Press
Frank Elliott
Tommy Milton
American Automobile Association Today
Peter de Paolo
Indianapolis
Mitott
Drilten
Storers
Elliott
DePaolo
Miltion
Vernaci
Belgium
Milton
Harry Hartz
Finshed
Hartz
Horasby Breaks Tie in Howe Run Race
Rogers Hornsby of the St. Louis Nationals leads the major leagues with 17 home runs after breaking a tie with Rob Meusel of the New York Americans. Babe Ruth adds two homers during a week of strong hitting across all leagues.
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Rogers Wornsby
St. Louis Nationals
Rob Meuse
New York Americans
Tmumbers
Babe Ruth
Chicago Cubs
Cloute
Hornsby
St. Louis
Hartnett
Veeedd Fourtier
Brooklyn
Meusel
New York
Williams
Simmons
Philadelphia
Cleveland shuts out Athletics 3 to 0 in Cleveland
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 as American League leaders were held scoreless. Pitcher Karr limited the Athletics to five scattered hits and contributed a seventh inning single that drove in a run.
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Athletics
Cleveland
Associated Fress
Philadelphia Today
Karr
Oberramergat Players See Surge in Art Orders
Following the visit of Anton Lang and his associates to America the Oberramergat Players report a sharp rise in orders for carved wooden images and other works of art from their headquarters. The influx underscores renewed artistic interest sparked by the delegation.
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Oberramergat Players
Anton Lang
America
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