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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
9
Yale’s crew, led by coach Ed Leader, appears the favorite as the Crimson faces Harvard in the annual varsity eight on the Thames River June 12. The Blue, though not as dominant as 1924, shows strong exhibitions and a improving lineup with Leader’s proven methods shaping the crew.
In San Francisco the Coast League featured Hollingsworth Byrne Tobin Peesfer Yelle Sta Angels Naylor Lucan Fuszell E Baldwin Root Enns. In Salt Lake City Oakland faced Salt Lake with Bochler McDonald Biercey and Dobie.
Coach Ed Stevens faces Harvard and Cambridge crews as the Crimson seeks a surprise defeat of the Blue. The four mile standard stands at 20 02 set by Harvard in 1916, while tanked by the Associated Press Terris Moran bout in Brooklyn, deepening the frame of reference for the upcoming race.
A fragmented sports wire recalls American Association results from Toledo Columbus Indianapolis and Kansas City with tentative scores noting Milwaukee 5 and Touleriile 1, highlighting the cross-city schedule and uncertain final tallies.
Five thousand Kiwanis members push toward St Paul for the ninth annual Kiwanis International convention opening Monday. Hundreds of Canadians cross the border as Victor M Johnson, international president from Rockford Illinois, lauds the 94,000 members in 1380 communities across the United States and Canada.
Salt Lake City dispatch says Robert Maranall of Castle Gate Titan was killed by a mob near the city according to advices received. The report notes a lynching occurred without detailing exact location or motives. Authorities were not immediately quoted.
Barclay Walk won the Ascot isa cup for 1500 with £3500 added, run at Ascot. Falmon Trout owned by the Aga Khan finished second, and Lore Astor's St. Germans came third. Six rau.
In a recent YMCA gathering at the T B C A building, 35 boys discussed camp plans and leadership. Leaders Bill Lane Harold Anderson and cook Welch will head to Camp Miracle with eight campers to begin a new era of organized activities and improved facilities.
Infantry teams of Company I and M contested in a tight game ending 6 to 1 with Johnson and Miller strong on pitching. Company F topped H Company 9 to 5 as Chaplain Capt. Pippy oversaw a disciplined schedule. The Bozeman service company earned a second straight win 5 to 2 over Lewistown Ik, under Walter Sales as sports director.
A live ball game tonight at 6 30 features East Helena Smelters hosting the Ink Slingers as both teams chase a league win. Smelters aim to stay in top form with Plews on the mound and a pep-filled band expected to boost the crowd in a highly anticipated match. Independent three games up, East Helena seeks a strong performance to close the gap.
The Vidt ak the Helens Country Club announced a trophy prize donated by T C Poway Motor Car Co through manager H J Schomer. The prize is Mohawk Six tire and ture. Qualifying rounds run between now and June 26 on a handicap basis. The 46 lowest scores advance to the first round. The club championship, starting June 37, is played without handicaps.
In a031: Giants overturn Reds 4 3 in 13 innings with late rallies. Meusel, Wilson, and Hartley spark the offense while Huntzinger and Benton shoulder the mound duties. Errors, doubles, and key sacrifices frame a tense long game won by New York.
Two Penn State freshmen follow in the footsteps of famed fathers Jake Daubert and Sherwood Magee. Both are touted as bright prospects. one tackles first base like his father, the other follows in the outfield path of his dad.
In Versailles on June 18 Miss Glenna Collett defeated Mrs Colgrave of England six up and five to play in the French women's golf championship second round. In Washington on June 18 President Coolidge presented Walter Johnson a diploma naming him the American League's most valuable player for last season at a ceremony attended by Ban Johnson.
A garbled account of the Harvard Yale intercollegiate rowing rivalry on the Thames at New London. It recalls historic meetings, wins, and the long tradition from the 19th century through the early 20th century, noting periods of suspension during wars and the 1878 move to the Thames with the longstanding Erct record in 1936.
A New York report quotes Dr Holladay urging state legislatures to enact stricter migratory bird bag limits to halt the threat of extinction for ducks geese brant and other species. He cites reforms in several states yet warns that without uniform laws massive slaughter by hunters could decimate wild fowl populations.
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