Capital Motors Pulls East Helena Team Out of League Lead
Capital Motors defeated East Helena 7-3 as Bobby Bailey pitched effectively and the Motors' offense produced enough runs to secure a decisive win. Nally starred on the mound while the offense featured multiple players, helping Capital Motors tighten the league lead amid a pair of pivotal contests.
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Capital Motors
East Helena
Netoun
Bobby Bailey
Aim
Southpew
Kent
Enat Heteuns
Hia
Maxlip
Thyaer
So Brave BostoneSe Slaughter Giants
A garbled sports score snippet lists multiple city names and uneven numbers, indicating a chaotic aggregation of results. Key entities include Jersey City, Toronto, Newark, Baltimore, Albany, Rochanter, Montreal, and Valais with inconsistent figures and unclear matchups.
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Inthornation AD Valais Montreat
Albany
Rochanter
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Buffato
Baltimore
Pirates blanked by oncoming Higago in shutout loss
Chicago June 15 Rod Tinning promoted to starting role for the Cubs held the Pittsburgh Pirates to four hits in a 4 0 victory. Hal Smith was later the victim of a hidden ball trick in the fifth inning as Chicago wrapped the win.
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Rod Tinning
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
George Gibnon
Pirates
Hal Smith
Non
Smit
Hal
Bobo Werman
Paul Waner
RM Jurges
Piny Wag
Smith Wan
Jurges
Warner
Waser
Rt Hyotao
Landstram
P. A
Jensen
Ty Salis
Herman
Nitehier
Stephersson
Trevnot
Thing Lowne
Memories of Muldoon as Boxing Authority and Mentor
William Muldoon emerges as a pivotal figure in boxing through his role as judge in Madison Square Garden bouts, shaping rules on smoking and divisions, influencing champions like Dempsey and Tunney, and guiding fighters with Muldoon style training. His death left a system of training acclaimed worldwide and a potential successor in Tunney.
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Tex Righard
Tex
New York
Ald Muldoon
Madison Square Garden
Jatnny Dundes
Jon Wolling
Muldoon
Jor Lyard
Pete Merman
Rickard
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Hn Te Commission
Nin
Hasko
Forida
Risko
Tunney
Dempsey
Philadelphia
Muldoc
Gena
Dempney
Calcago
New York Boxing Commission
Chicago to Host Major College Track and Field Meet
The nation’s top college track stars travel to Chicago for the interscholastic trials and finals weekend. Southern California and Stanford lead team contenders with Indiana close behind. Arkansas City’s Renior High fields a strong squad to defend. Individual events promise fast times and possible new records as Ralph Metcalfe and Mona Cunningham headline the era’s sprint and distance events.
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Indiana
Renior
Hla
Mona Cunningham
Kansan
Cheries Hornbostel
Western League Dew Motneen 6 Taplin B Muskogee 1
In a Western League clash Dew Motneen led Muskogee to a 6 1 victory over Taplin B with Topenm and Rutchinson contributing as Springfield triumphed 3 in its game against St Josph Omaha.
Denunciation of historians ridicules West in Oregon gathering
Colonel Robert A. Miller condemned historians for portraying the West heroically through outlaws and gamblers at the Oregon Pioneer association reunion in Portland. He argued that leading histories distort pioneer life and urged ending East coast dominance over Western culture and politics.
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Ore
America
Robert A. Miller
Oregon Pioneer Association
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Milian
Oregon
Roar
Diva Plans Clean Racketeers In New York
Diva announces a plan to purge racketeers in New York and several cities. She mentions Major General Suedioy Myler taking command of a regiment to clean up racketeers, with notes on discipline and desert locations.
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Manlamn
Schumann Tlalnk
Tader
Ste Enid
Ste
Tim
Suiedioy Myler
Chicare
Sinth Circuit Court to Have New Judge
The home today approved a senate bill authorizing the appointment of an additional federal court judge for the ninth Pacific district. The bill spans Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Nevada and territories, filling a vacancy from the death of Judge William B. Filbert.
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Senate
Oregon
Arty Lona
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Territories
Havel
Alanks
Willam B. Filpert
Red SoxTop Yankees in Fourth Straight Loss
Boston defeats world champion New York 8 to 5 to run the Yanks’ skid to four straight losses dating back to 1931. Marty McManus hits a homer as Dusty Cooke and Roy Johnson contribute, while Henry Johnson held the Yanks in the seventh inning rally.
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Tony Lazzeri
Ben Chapman
Tony
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Ome
Lou Getrik
Ecoro
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Marty McManus
Dusty Cooke
Johnny Allen
Dala Alexander
Smear Jolley
Johnny Gooch
Roy Johnson
Mehr
Henry Johnnson
Bob Welland
Art Fletcher
Joe McCarthy
Bill Summers
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Eswell
En Ruth
Debriz
Ghapmar
Lugzert
Dicker
Allen
van Atta
Naston
Lazzert
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Ferrell
A Johnson
Manus
Gosch
Genrig
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Melanus
Ro Johnson
Biden
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Ucheie
Sevell
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Alexander
Yase
York
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Welland
Johnson
Allyn
Van
Atte
Ind
Ho Jobaon
Milles
Dickes
H Johneen
Summers
Winnsen
Nell and Bess win from English team in Kent doubles
Beckenham June 15. Nell and Bess, recovering from illness, reached the semi final of the Kent tennis doubles championship. Mrs Helen Wills Moody and Miss Elisabeth Ryan advanced to face Mrs E H Jarvey and Mrs Holcraft Watson after defeating the all English pair.
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Enog
Helen Wills Maoody
Elisabeth Ryan
Kent
Mra
E. H. Jarvey
Mra. Holcraft Watana
Big Six Gets Singles As Klein Leads Batting Standings
In a day of uneven hits the Big Six era saw Chuck Klein go one for two with a run and an RBI, lifting his batting average while Ben Chapman and Fred Schulte traded recalls and tied for lead in the league. Spud Devereaux and others posted modest marks as the standings shift with scattered performances across teams.
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Chuck Klein
Whaw
Chuck
Ben Chapman
Fred Schulte
Plaid
Spud Deute
Martin
Schulty
Benators
Chapman
Yankees
Mn Si Klein
Phillie Bevin
Phin
Giants and Dodgers pull notable deal
New York on June 16 reports Frank O'Doul and Watson Clark traded from the Dodgers to the Giants for slugger Sam Leslie. The move aims to shore up the Giants before midnight trading deadline. Clark adds a left handed pitcher while O'Doul bolsters outfield, though questions remain about his late season form.
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Frank Lefty O'Doul
Watson Clark
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Sam Leslie
Johnny Frederick
Gesse
Max Carey
Robins
Flint Boseman
Bill Terry
Dodgers
Joe Judge
de] Bissonette
Phillies Sell Two Men to Braves of Boston
Philadelphia president Gerald P. Nugent announced the sale of Arthur Pinkey Whitney and Hal Lee to the Boston Braves in exchange for Fritz Knothe and Wesley Schulmerich. An unofficial report cited cash around 76000. The item also notes Yale beating Harvard in a two mile rowing race with an eight composed of substitutes.
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Philadelphia
Gerald P. Nugent
Arthur
Pinkey) Whitney
Phillies
Hal Lée
Boston Braves
Nugent
Fritz Knothe
Wesley Schulmerich
Fistder
Braves
New London
Baseball Scores From Weekend Standings Report
American League action shows New York 6 and Boston 8 in a Saturday game. National League results include a 4 to 3 finish for New York over Brooklyn with Philadelphia 3, Chicago 6 in another final.
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YF Sturday
New York
Boston
Brooklyn & Ehthadelpha
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
GOAST LEAGUE SCORES AND LINEUPS ACROSS CITIES
At Sacramento Miemlons 29 Portland series show Ho 1G Rodich Fitzpatrick Flynn Wonal Mt Lon Angeles Kaillo Walters Palabano Ward Cronin. At San Angeles 6 72 19 1 Kaillo Walters Palabano Ward Cronin. At San Francisco Brattle oo n San Francisca. At Oakland HOLLYWOOD 2 FT 0 Oakland 2a 4 Campbell Melvoy Fisher Veltman.
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Miemlons
Gacramento
Campbell and Ler
Melvoy
Fisher
Veltman
Another Bib Rodeo Set For Helberg Ranch Sunday
A large rodeo is planned for Helberg ranch in Helene valley this Sunday June 18. Organizers promise top caliber events with bronco riding bareback riding bull dogging calf roping and other western sports. Notable matchups include Micky O Mara versus John Sandidge in a dual bareback and saddle bronc contest. Fus Ingersoll leads calf roping with best five animal average Stupe Race and Jim Calaway challenge all entrants.
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Helberg Ranch
Helene Valley
Micky O'Mara
John Sandidge
Rufus Ingersoll
Stupe
Jim Calaway
Racing Roundup at Belmont and Lincoln Fields
George D Widener's Saton a 3yearold gelding wins his third straight in the Lamplighter Handicap at Belmont Park as Uncanny and Micro Wane place. Luton Creek clocks 1:16 1/6 for seven eighths. Watcher captures the one and a half furlong dash with Miss Merriment second. Poppsman surprises in the Jamesport purse at one mile in 1 37 2 3. De Valera is runner up to War Stripes. Maid of Mars wins the two mile steeplechase at Lincoln Fields. Knight Gat and Sundet follow. Big Beau completes the top trio. Odds and details reflect a lively day of racing.
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Saton
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Galcutan
Fivorite
A. H. Boatwick
Uncanny
W. Sages Microwane
Etcond
Luton
Normen Church
Bundet
Glenwood
Lincoln Fields
L. B. Jones
Knight Gat
Sundet
Knights Gat
Hi. Py Headley
Big Beau
Moran the Salesman Faces Mixed Pugilistic Echoes in Billings
Billings report details Jack Moran a 43 year old former boxing star turned salesman. He promotes his psychology books and other goods while recalling his ring days. The piece notes his age and claims he could still mix with lighter heavyweights despite retirement in 1921.
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Billings
Jack Johnson
Pugilam
Jack ‘Moran
Js Alesman
Unclear historic baseball score fragment prompts parallel season notes
Fragmentary OCR reads scattered names like Yankees and Cubs with scattered numbers. The text lacks coherent event, date, or context to identify a specific game or outcome. No verifiable details beyond team mentions and stray player-like strings are present.
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