East Helena Edges Condon In Late Rally
East Helena defeated Condon 2 to 1 as Verzuh limited the Smelterites to two hits while East Helena benefited from four Telephones errors. Serenar drove in the winning run in the fourth after a walk and consecutive miscues. Despite a late Telephones rally, heads-up fielding and timely hits carried East Helena to a share of first place with Webster Cigars and Commercial Service.
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East Helena Agg
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Telephones
Riegel
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Daley DeZell
Chinske
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Tae
Rochester Triumphs Over Jersey City In Close Match
In a baseball score filled with late drama, Rochester defeated Jersey City 3 to 2. Newark outlasted Buffalo 5 to 4, Reading led Toronto 8 to unknown, and Baltimore recorded a 32 to unknown win over Montreat.
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Reading
Toronto
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Montreat
Larry Larrups Poor Pirates Rally in Slugfest
Brooklyn era game report shows Larry Larrups Poor Pirates scoring none home runs and multiple players with RBIs and hits. Key contributions include Jackson with two base hits and three players with three hits apiece, plus Leach stealing bases and Leach and Grantham handling double plays. New York and Pittsburgh left five men on base each. pitchers Kremer Benton and Fus Sell dominated, with Fitcher Potts charged with the loss and umpires Hart Righer and McLaughlin overseeing a 17 minutes 45 seconds game.
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Jackson
Leath
Comorosky
Hemsty
Roush
Traynor
Hemsley
Leach
Cohen
Grantham
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Pittsburgh
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Kremer
Benton
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Fitcher
Potts
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Smoke clears from yesterday as baseball scores roll in
Baseball results across leagues show the American League with scores like Detroit 4 New York 15 and St. Louis 7 New York 2. College events in Madison feature Washington varsity and junior varsity crews defeating Wisconsin in two mile races with times around 11:02. In Chicago a heavyweight fight between Marriner-Napoleon Jack Dorval is postponed due to a rain soaked outdoor arena.
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Brooklin Eyesore
Robins Rally Past Reds 5–4 in Eleventh in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, June 14 AP Robins upset Reds 5 to 4 in the eleventh. Rhiel walked and scored on Frederick’s double to tie the game after Cincinnati closed from 5–1. Hendrick homered with one on base, Moore and others spark a late rally. Morrison earned the win, Ash took the loss. Umpires Magerkurth Jorda Kien. Time 2:38.
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Johnson to Rescue as Braves Threaten St Louis
Johnson came to the rescue of Sherdel when bases were loaded and retired the Boston Braves in the ninth to lift the St Louis Cardinals to a 4 to 3 victory and first place in the National League as the Pirates fell to the Giants. The game was delayed over an hour by rain and illness-related ceremonies, with Richbourg and Lobaugh among the few readable names.
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Second of Series Snatched by Solons
The Solons win the second game of the series as bats spark a 15% time show. Offense features Judge Ruel Kerr West with two base hits Hayes Adkins Barnes Stol Cissell Shires McKain and Hadley contributing in a 9 to 4 Chicago loss.
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Uhle Slumps as Yankees WinBig Over Detroit 15 to 4
Waite Hoyt earned his eighth win while Lou Gehrig homered twice to push his season total to 17 as the Yankees hammer Detroit 15 to 4. George Uhle was knocked out after allowing 7 runs and 17 hits through two-plus innings, spoiled by 17 Yankee hits.
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John Prudhomme
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Pipa
Tolley to Meet Smith in British Amateur Final
British amateur golf final set for six holes with Cyril Tolley facing John Nelson Smith after a dramatic day. Smith, a 23-year-old Chicagoan, led Daw son before losing three straight holes to square the match at the 18th and then drop the 19th. Tolley advanced by edging Rex Hartley in a tight semifinal. Additional sporting lines note baseball box scores for the Yankee-Detroit game and Western League results from Denver to Omaha.
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Mose Grove Shuts Out Indians for 10th Win of Season
Philadelphia May 14 1929 Mose Grove star left hander of the Philadelphia Athletics blanked the Cleveland Indians with six hits and won his 10th victory. The Mackmen clinched the game in the second inning with doubles by Foxx and Miller followed by singles from Dykes and Boley. Grove struck out five, earning his seventh win in a row. Haas homered in the eighth with two on. Cleveland 0 Philadelphia 9. Runs batted in include Miller Boley Grove Foxx Simmons Haas. Home runs Haas. Left on base Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 6. Pitching: Holloway 2 0 0 4 2 10 hits in 7 innings, Grant 2 0 0 0 1 2 hits in 1 inning. Losing pitcher Holloway. Umpires Grisel Van Galvan Owens. Time 49 minutes.
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Error by Scarritt Dumps Red Soxers
Scarritt’s pitching cost Boston as Crowder and Morris held the Red Sox to eight hits. Crowder worked 5 2 3 innings, Ruffing took the loss after yielding eight hits and two runs. Umpires were McGowan Connolly Campbell. Time 2:08.
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B A Bounces Leads Cigars Past East Helena
Tony Nicklas fueled the Cigars with two hits and two thirds of the offense as Webster’s Cigar lineup was limited by strong pitching. Haggerty faltered and Lyons stole a base amid a tight game with notable plays by Haslip, Juhl, and multiple passed balls, while Webster’s defense stifled East Helena with repeated three and four inning counts.
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Lamood and Rossberg Fight Here On Winner Take All
The upcoming bout between Lamood and Rossberg will be a winner take all confrontation. Rumors swirl about past clashes and a last meeting destined to settle the long rivalry with high stakes and strong promoter interest.
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Grain Market Outlook Touches Wheat and Farm Policy
Wheat futures showed unsettled quotes as investors weighed a new farm policy bill and ongoing crop conditions. Reports of favorable winter wheat yields in the U S southwest and rain needs in Canada supported buying, while European demand and Canadian shipments influenced prices. Oats and corn moved with grains, reflecting shifting expectations for farm relief and export activity.
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American Derby at Washington Park Draws Strong Field
A crack field of 3 year olds including Kentucky Derby winner Clyde Van Dusen and Blue Larkspur rival African will race in the $50,000 American Derby at Washington Park amid expected crowd of about 78,000 on a muddy track caused by three days of rain. Karl Este and other top contenders head a list of entrants from east and west. Harry Abramowitz wins the trans continental bunion derby at San Juan Capistrano in 10 hours 18 minutes 20 seconds. Jiggs Dahlberg resigns from Custer County High to coach at Hoquiam High. Southern Association scores Mobile 5 Chattanooga 3. Atlanta 5, Little Rock 4. Nashville 7, New Orleans 2. Birmingham 9, Memphis 5.
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Y M C A Camp Miracle opens Tuesday for boys
Morris Sanford reports the YMCA boys camp at Camp Miracle opens Tuesday with two remaining registration days. The piece details camp aims to build character through sports, nature study, and camp life, plus a list of attending boys and advance preparations.
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Milton Court
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Jerry Kennedy
Billy Davies
Jack Korlack
Mark Hopkine
Taither Line
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Jay Melecd
Buck Bryan
Walter Holahue
Neta
Claude Wilson Returns Home With 5 000 Wooden Golf Tees
Claude Wilson, president of Helena Country Club, returns from Pasadena with 5 000 wooden golf tees to gift the club's members. He notes a tee market slump and plans to use wooden tees to cut operating costs by replacing sand tee boxes, promising cleaner, more convenient tees and easing clubhouse access for members.
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Foy
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