Yanks Fall to White Sox in Pitching Duel
In Chicago on June 15 the White Sox beat the Yankees 2 1 after a late pinch triple by Bob Seeds sparked a two run rally. Lou Gehr has his 14th homer of the season, but Sad Sam Jones and Harv Pennock dueled until the eighth.
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Amontana Trapshooting Tourney Opens Today
Ea MTS Amontana announces the 39th trapshooting tourney kicking off today as the Orange Crush face Capital Motors in a key matchup. The Crushies seek to close the gap on the Eagles while Capital Motors pushes to win to stay in the race for the first half flag. Waller starts for the Crush with options at pitcher and a potential starter in Batley or De Smith.
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Waller
Geneohnson
Batley
de Smith
Webb and Walker Spark Detroit to Open Win Over Senators
Earl Webb in his Tiger debut teamed with Gerald Walker to pace Detroit in a 7 to 4 opener. Walker stole home in the sixth as Crowder left the mound, with Webb adding two doubles and Walker driving in multiple runs in a high scoring early-season battle.
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Helena gun club hosts Montana state trapshooting tournament
Practice rounds begin at Helena club grounds west of the city as shooters from across Montana and nearby regions arrive for the 39th annual state trapshooting championship. The three day event features open divisions, Montana Standard Trophy and Atwater Kent Medal races, substantial purses, and a plan to accommodate visitors with tents, meals, and organized team captain duties.
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Butte Rod and Gon Club
Ren Fro
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Ted
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Kleptke
Joe Latimer
Counties of Montana steadily cutting bonded indebtedness
Montana counties have reduced net indebtedness from nearly 28 million dollars in 1923 to about 14 million by June 1931 with further reductions expected. James H Stewart, chairman, praises sound economics amid a few mismanaged counties and notes total reductions of about 2 million dollars over the past two years. In five years, obligations dropped from a peak to 14 million. In Rome, a separate note reports a death sentence by shooting for Demedia Bovane, alleged plot leader against Premier Mussolini.
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Board of Equalization
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State Board
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Helena National Guard Section Assignments Announced
Helena unit reveals eight headquarters personnel assigned to technical duty under non commissioned officers. Training includes wireless, telephones, maps, and radio operations with lectures integrated. Section leaders named for Messenger, Wire Station, Signal, Radio, and Pioneer Platoon. Several privates listed in each group.
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Wvemp Roberts
Browns Top Athletics On Ninth In Walk Off
In a tense ninth inning clash the St Louis Browns edged the Philadelphia Athletics in a walk off win. Leroy Mahaffey delivered the decisive hit driving in Rick Werrell as Burna tied the game with a double earlier. Fred Schulte homered for Philadelphia to briefly regain the lead before the late rally. Tony Freitas was pulled after a rough fifth as the Browns claimed the triumph.
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Werrell
Tony Frettan
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Phils Win Shortened Game as Rain Halts Play
Philadelphia report says the Phillies beat St Louis 7 to 4 in a rain shortened contest. The game ended early after rain halted further action, with Philadelphia securing the win despite the interruption.
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Prominent Rotarians to Tour Northwest
A party of 17 leading British business and professional figures will visit Twin Cities Sunday night June 26 on their way home from Rotary International in Seattle. They attend the Seattle event June 20 to 24 and travel June 24 from Seattle in two Pullman cars on the North Coast Limited. The group includes leaders from major British cities and will be entertained by Twin City Rotarians.
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Lincoln Ball Team Meets Marysville at Mining City
The Marysville ball team hosts Lincoln's Miners and Cowboys on the Marysville diamond Sunday at 2 pm. Marysville pitcher Milt Radio from the mines reports the home club seeks heavy hitting against the Lincoln lineup. No word from the Big Sticks league founders.
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Government abatement actions seek padlocks on four premises
The government filed four federal abatement actions in Helena and Missoula to padlock buildings for violation of the national prohibition act. Defendants include Bert Hatch Earl F. Lee Georgia Brown at a Gateway area Bozeman site. J N Baldwin Hattie M Winsole at 108 North Bozeman. George A Horner at 301 East Mendes Hall Bozeman. and Desmond McGraavy Anne Murphy Edna Owens at 117 East Main Street Missoula.
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John Ferrell
Desmond McGraavy
Anne Murphy
Edna Owens
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