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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1922
Page
19
A crowded multiple game recap notes strong pinches by Lak and Tancls against Washington, who broke a latest streak. Mentind and Mierene strike for hits while Chicago and New York swing into contention. Details highlight Mott Rew Vrek and a late Seventeen inning tilt with Thornton and Sevell providing key plate appearances.
Fragmentary Pacific Coast League page lists teams such as Oakland, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Portland with scattered names and scores. Readable items show efforts by players Avendaled Presa Tuan Hoth and Goud with various batteries and pitchers mentioned alongside misread locations and dates.
WM x and Sarlng creeks reopened for teeling while Mesany Colorado creek elevated in fNa rounds. Lewis and Clark County Rudsmut, Gunelk, MoO CUTE, CheesYduzer and A. FAY appointed a committee on rematric ting of rearing annds. Tea Phang OS Teacher and Mr Wersker named arrangants for another showing of sports movin. Mr Wenger retiring printednd was given a medal of a sprig design by Mr Chatfield.
A tense high school baseball showdown unfolds between Wardmen and Smelters in East Helena with a potential four overtime thriller. The feature match highlights top players, season context, and the race for first place as the two rivals clash for standings and bragging rights.
The report notes Amos Barkes, Holland, and Barone as participants in the British tournament at St George’s, England, with mentions of national open status and a focus on American contenders like Miged and Marhes. The piece references dates around June and previous strong showings in 1924.
In a tense finish at the Remote venue, Surprise Horse narrowly defeated rival Mernvich after a late surge. The shootout drew standout performances from Smet 1 and Naw Miley, while Fenied SHGd Naw Miley also contributed a strong showing as the field battled for position and the top place.
The Grand Circuit meet at Cleveland attracts famed stables and many fans. Notables include Walter Cox and Ten McRonald with drivers like Charles Valentine and Dick McMahon. The North Rand track hosts opening events as preparations continue for thecoming season.
Livingston welterweight Joe T. Adams and Frank Al Tire fighter Biddle battled a 12 round draw. Adams pressed forward, he landed heavier blows when possible but Biddle responded with solid counters and cleaner accuracy in the later rounds.
The Portie history outlines the public links championship to be held in Toledo in early August. Local experts forecast a high quality field with many fine players. Jimmy Mitton of St. Louis is favored to enter and contend for the medal, while Wenzler of Memphis is noted as a rising talent.
Morvich, carrying 198 pounds, finishes just behind Whiskaway at Aqueduct as the latter nears tying the American Nile record. P. Whitney’s entry leads at the stretch, while Mervich’s 13th start ends in a chalked upset amid superstition talk and a Dionater crowd.
Fragmentary sports column mentions homer by Da Maris, Winans, and Wa, with scattered references to teams and venues. Crumbled lines refer to a World’s Series game, Philadelphia, and various players, but key facts and dates are unreadable.
California athletes dominated the second national collegiate track meet in Chicago, winning team honors with 284 points. John Morehart led the day with a record performance including eleven points, while Notra Dame placed third and Michigan and Grinnell followed in the standings amid broad participation by many colleges and sprinters.
Ty Asandaled Prean wins the 225 mile Dulgeraut race at Uniontown Speedway with an average speed of 102.2 mph. Murphy leads early on lap five after Tommy Millon crashes. Ralph Mulfuril finishes second at 100.73 mph, Jerry Wonder-Neh third at 100.25 mph. Event featured drivers from Pennsylvania and notable regional teams.
An early report details a proposed vehicular tunnel under the Hudson linking New Jersey and New York. Engineers outline ventilation shafts to exhaust gases, with tests in mines and labs to ensure safety. About 24,000 vehicles cross daily. tunnel could handle 46,000.
JW. Kline of Chicago leads the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Fellers of America amid a major crisis affecting rail labor.
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