Colored Giants Visit East Helena In Key State League Clash
The Colored Giants of Butto travel to East Helena to face the Smel lites at the East Helena ballpark at seven o'clock. A victory could move the Giants closer to the pennant while a defeat might tighten the race. The club hopes Kronar and Hartwig can help, with Ario possibly pitching, as a large crowd is expected for a pivotal late season game.
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Butto
East Hulena
Giants
Neals
Pana
Tokurdlews Af
Giatts
John Kronar
Dutch Hartwig
Howver
Keith Ario
Montana Tate College
Walkerville
Inyera
Fana
Isttora
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Daily standings show Y A Boones at seven, Dow Wake and YESTE Molena nine, with Molena high in the standings. National League scores include Cincinnati eight to five over Boston, New York fourteen to twelve over Mittsburch, and Chicano & Brooklyn results. American League highlights Boston two over Cleveland eleven, New York at Chicago, Washington at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, with several postponements due to rain. Today’s schedule lists St. Louis at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, and New York at Chicago among others.
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Chicano & Brooklyn A
Loule
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Mittsburch
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Clevaland
Chicago
Washington
St. Louie
Detroit
Oas
Gt. Louis
New Fork
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphie
Loute
Noston
Cleveland
Wrestling results from Raven feature bout headline
Aino Garibaldi of Maly, 206, defeated Mek Davidcourt of California, 226, in the featured match in Raven on June 17. Western League games saw Konkuk 10, Omaha postponed others due to rain.
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Conn
Aino Garibaldi
Maly
Mek Davidcourt
California
Konkuk
Omaha
Helena Breaks Tie in Final Inning Over Butte League
In Helena tonight, Helena Montina Jasquins broke a late tie with a seventh inning rally against River Bow Parks of Butte, winning 9 to 8. Key hits came from Garner, Girard, and Kelly, with Nettleton pitching for Helena and Culver for Butte in a taut game marked by late scoring and solid defense.
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Nettleton
Helena Montina Jasquins
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T! R
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Dulver
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Ito
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Braves Double Win Boosted by Walt Berger's Big Day
Boston punches two wins over Cincinnati Reds by 8-3 and 6-1 as Walt Berger belts his tenth homer of the season in the first game and adds four hits while driving in four in a four-run total. Berger also singles in the second game, pacing the Braves with multiple hits and four RBIs. Reds’ pitchers Schott Derringer and supporting cast falter as Boston forward holds firm.
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Gchott
Rollingeworth
Lcher
Indians Defeat Red Sox 11-2 in Cleveland Matchup
Indiana ace Mildbrand led a decisive Cleveland win as Boston’s Gordon Wheden exited with an injury in the fourth. Campball Averitt and Williams produced multiple RBIs while Cleveland’s bats sparked a high-scoring affair at home.
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Boston Red Sox
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Bobton
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Liivane
Werber
la Meltlin
Soo
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Orphin
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Torn
Noraar
Bretert
O . Hildebrand
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Eccree
Thierors
Worher
Reynolda
R. Pursell
Inlokerhocker
Averitt
Campbell
Troaky
Gainteer
Maln
Werner
Brenesl
Rusia
Campbell Averit
Voamixa
Male
Berner
Ferrall
Molilig
Ferrell
Voanilk
Mair
Dita
Avartil
Hals
Tome Runs
Averii
Beso Werder
Aaerifling
Almada
Williams
Widebrand
Breneel
Kenickerbocker
Berrin
Verga
Medwick Closes Gap In Big Six Batting Race
Jagged recap of yesterdays baseball actions shows Medwick staging a two semeback surge and lifting his batting average from .868 to .362 while Pepper Martin slips further. Martin dips again as Arky Vaughan maintains a lead amid a chaotic scoring stand.
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Giants
Pepper Martin
Medwick
Martin
Fats
Arky Vaughan
Charley Horns
AD RX Pvt
Vaughan
Birdten
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Lelas Ann Medwith
Prin Bose
Athletica
Mat Bona
Senators
Cardinals
Home Run Standings Report From Yesterday
Yesterday's homer tally shows Klein of the Cubs with four round trippers and Tiargor of the Bravos with two. Listed players include Modro, Wruthing, Phillips, Koontz, Otants, Schumacher with the Giants and Averill, Campbell, and others for the Dodgers, Indians, and Pirates. The leader names Johnson and Athiades with 14 Ort and Glnantz with 12. Moore with 13. League totals stand National 254 and American 752.
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Bravos
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Paitior
Wruthing
Phillips
Koontz
Otants
Schumacher
Giants
Myera
Neda
Phelps
Dodgers
Averill
Indians
Campbell
Indiana
Johnson
Athiades
Graenberg
Tigera
Ort
Glnantz
John Moore
Phitn
National
American
Klein Homers Lift Chicago To Win Over Dodgers
Chuck Klein blasted two home runs as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Dodgers for the third straight time. Freddy Lindstrom and Klein powered a small-ball attack in support of a strong pitching performance by Brooklyn’s righty. Dodgers tallied off Jayty French and Earnshaw, but Klein and Phelps provided the decisive runs in a tense game.
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Chuck Klein
Cube
Dodgers
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Swat
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George Mannehin
Jayty French
Uebby Nels
Jimmy Jorfan
Qoirdon Helps
Earnnhaw
Emicago
RCA Coen
Herman
Hak
O'Dea
Ladstrom
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Earnshaw
vJordan
Bordageray
iHome
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Bncrifice
Jurger
Btripp
Chiones
Crooklyn
Earnhaw
Giants rout Cardinals as Dean tames by Giants
New York batterymates pounded Paul Dean and rookie Ray Harrell as the Giants crushed the Cardinals 14 to 8. Beaumacher struggled early but the Giants offense exploded with 18 hits, including Beaumacher yielding a homer and another run scored by a slugger with two aboard in the sixth.
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Giants
Paul Dean
Rosa
Ray Harrell
Cardinals
Dean
Hel Beaumacher
Gato
Fly
Pirates Dominate Phillies In Heavy Hitter Affair
The Pirates hammered Philadelphia pitchers for 22 hits fueling a 10 to 7 victory in the third game of their series. Koenig homered and added two singles, while Martin Whitehead and Marrall drove in key runs as Philadelphia's defense struggled. Walters lasted eight innings for the win, while Dean and Harrell split duties for the Phillies amid a flurry of misplays and timely hits by Pittsburgh.
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Mark Koenig
Jasyocover
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Rye
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Traynor
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Ener
Dene
Watking
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Hage
Todd
Wennr
Crect
J. Waner
BwWitt
Camilli
Todt
Ilome Tuna
J. Moore
Deu
Phish Gaeg
Mall
Twenty Grand to Run at Ascot Queen Anne Stakes
Twenty Grand the American champion trained by Mia Payne Whitney will make his first English appearance tomorrow at Royal Ascot. The horse, famed for the 1931 Kentucky Derby victory and a long standing track record, is among 14 entrants in the Queen Anne Stakes as Ascot opens its program.
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Ascot
Eng
Payne Whitney
Davey Day Beats Pasty Severo For World Title Try
Chicago June 17 Davey Day 182 pounds designated No 1 challenger by the Illinois State Athletic Commission scored a clear 10 round decision over Patay Severo 132 pounds of Meadville Pa at the Marigold Gardens. A sharp right cross late in the fourth stunned Severo and he went down for a count.
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Davey Day
Tllinois State Athletic Commission
Patay Severo
Meadville
Marigold Gardens
Day Wan
Fina Tounde
Crose
Severo
Kansas City Woman Defends Title In 1925 Golf Tour Qualifier
In Omaha under soggy skies the defending champion shot 77 to lead the 18 hole qualifying for the Wisconsin Mississippi 1925 women's golf tour event. Mrs Charler F Newbold of Wichita followed with 73 as Marion Miley and Sarah Guth tied for next, with Lucile Robingop and Patty Jane Berg also posting strong scores. Tomorrow's pairing matched Newbold and Debila against Waller as the field narrows toward the championship flight.
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Suns
Mra
Kansas City
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Toder
Charler F. Newbold
Wichita
Atére
Misa
Patty Jane Berg
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast League Individual Batting Averages Update
June 17. A. Gator Dekhardt Mission outfielder raises weekly batting by 18 points to lead rival Big Smeed Josey Holywood by 23. Dekhardt sits at .426 with no home runs. Jolley has 14 homers. Gene Lillard leads with 16, San Francisco tops team batting at .803, Portland second at .300, Hollywood in .801 club mark.
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Gator Dekhardt
Mission
Big Smeed Josey
Holywood
Dekhardt
Seaaon
Jolley
Gene Lillard
San Francisco
Ambiguous Amateur Scores and City Results Reported
Fragmentary sports snippet records results for Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo Columbus and Indianapolis with unclear scores and events. Mentions rain and a leading chase or chase-like race but specifics and names are obscured by OCR errors.
Braddock to Fight Schmeling in Fall in Title Talk
New York June 21 AP Evidently convinced the boxing mood is revived Jimmy Johnston a Madison Square Garden official announced tentative plans for a September heavyweight title match between James Braddock and Max Schmeling He plans to enter with Joe Child and Jon Jacobs tomorrow Johnston said he could arrange the bout and Schmeling was ready to come to this country next month if insured a title shot Schmeling has beaten Walter Neusel and Steve Hamas in Europe and would meet Braddock Gould Baer or Art Lasky per officials
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Jimmy Johnston
Madison Bqanere Garden
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
Braddock
Johnston
Joe Child
Jon Jacobs
Americus
Echmaling
Behmaling
Max
Teuton
Walter Neusel
Steve Hamas
Europe
Bradback
Gould
Schmeling
Max Baer
Art Lasky
Daro's Liquor Laws Under Test In Court
In Pocatello Idaho on June 17 the fifth judicial district began trial over the state liquor laws. Ariel Crowley assistant attorney general led the challenge to the act claiming unconstitutional power vested in the liquor commission and questioned the law's title. Judge Jay Downing presides with proceedings expected to continue into tomorrow.
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Ariel Crowley
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Liquor Control Commission
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Commisson
Frank E. Meek
Commission
Downtog
Crowley
All-American rodeo set for St Paul state fairgrounds
Broncho broncers and rodeo stars from the United States Canada and Mexico will headline the second annual All-American rodeo at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds. About 200 head of livestock including bucking broncos Brahma steers and trick riders will be featured under Junior Associations of Commerce auspices with Fort Snelling officers club.
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Canada
Mexico
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Minneapolis
St Paul
Officers Club
Fort Snelling
Shrine
Baer Loses Breach of Contract Suit in California
In Sacramento on June 17, Superior Judge Peter J. Shielde overruled Baer’s demurrer to a $25,009 breach of contract suit filed by Louis Parente of Oakland. Parente alleges Baer failed to fulfill two boxing contracts at Green Bay Athletic Club two years ago. Baer was given 15 days to answer. Concurrently Judge Malcolm C. Glenn has Baer’s managerial dispute under submission, as Baer seeks to break a contract with J. Hamilton Lorimer of Oakland. Baer was not represented in court.
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Mar Baer
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Tehter
Baer
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Oakland
Green Bay Athletic Club
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Tanegar
J. Hamilton Lorimer
Slav
Philadelphia Musicians Honor King George With Youth Concerts
The Philadelphia branch of the English speaking union sends ten young musicians to perform for King George. The group includes the Curtis string quartet and several soloists with concerts scheduled June 25 at Lady Astor's home and June 28 at the American embassy. Samuel Barber, not a member, will also participate in festivities.
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George
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Heur
Curtis String Quartet
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Benjamin de Loachs
Mertha Massena
Philip Prank
Elizabeth Westmoreland
Curtis At
Camden
D. C
Lexpecta
Curtis Institute of Music
Mary Louise Curtiz Bok
Barber
Banda Borces
Pa Gestars
Philadelphie
Great Army Called to Italian Service
Rome reports Italy mobilizes on a semi war footing with nearly a million men called to arm. Departures for East Africa speed up and the Italo Ethiopian arbitration commission (Drapareda) to meet again. Silver to become government property via Saturday measure, exporting silver banned to conserve coinage for West Africa.
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Italy
Arma
East Africa
West Africa
Death of Los Maid Declared Natural at Hollywood Hotel
The Los Angeles death of 21 year old Maybelle Fenner was ruled natural after doctors at General Hospital reported a diabetic coma. Police said chef David Mancell, tied as a material witness, will be released from custody. Fenner reportedly met Mancell on a Hollywood boulevard Saturday, dined, then fell faint and was taken to emergency care.
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Maybelle Fenner
General Hopital
David Mancell
Hollywood Cheuffour
Williams
Boulevard
Hollywood
Hollywots
Augustana Synod Leader Warns On Prohibition Fallout
Dr G A Brandel president of the Augustana Synod warned delegates at the 76th anniversary meeting about the repeal era's moral and social dangers. He cited liquor advertising and public sale of alcohol while praising pulpit influence in stabilizing church and state. He noted improved church income and attendance during the past year.
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Brandelle
America
Brandel
Christ
Freight trains speed up as railroads rebuild for longer hauls
Railroads tout faster freight with speeds up to 80 miles per hour as they shift from heavy loading to speed focused schedules. Executives Budd and Bledsoe cite decades of time savings, capital spend, and improved equipment, highlighting Illinois Central gains from 60 to 40 hours New Orleans to Chicago. In sports, Oy Blanton of the Pirates faces possible season-ending surgery after appendicitis. Seed wheat storage remains viable for two to three years, with germination decline after five.
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Chicago
Ralph Budd
Burlington System
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Budd
Samuel T. Bledsoe
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