Weather dampens Webster Cigars game in second inning
The Webster Digars and Commercial Service nines were rained out in the second inning after a 4-2 lead for the Webster Cigars. Smith pitched for the Service men and Lyons for the Cigars as rain intensified and umpire Rigler halted play. A next matchup is planned with East Helena Smelterites vs Webster Cigars at 6:15 in East Helena.
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Lyons
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Al Brown Wins Bantam Title In New York Bout
Panamanian fighter Al Brown earned a decision over Vidal Gregorio of Spain in a five round bout at Queensboro Stadium to claim bantamweight recognition from the New York State Athletic Commission and retain the title as bantamweight champion. Brown, listed at 118 pounds, dominated with a long left hand and floored Gregorio three times in the 13th round as the pace favored the New York fighter throughout.
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Vidal Gregorio
Spain
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Megro
Brown
Tony Vavareli
Pete Meyers
San Tranciero
National Sports Alliance Fund
Brooks
Meyers
Vacarelli
Baseball Daily Standings and Home Run Leaders
Yesterday's highlights list top performers: Wilson of the Cubs with 2 homers, Haiey and Gelbert of the Cardinals with 1 each, plus Todt and Gehrig among other sluggers. National League leaders Hafey 18, Kien 15, Ott 15. American League Gehrig 18, Simmons 14, Foxx 11.
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Wilson
Cubs
Haiey
Cardinals
Bottomtey
Gelbert
Yankees
Simmons
Athletics
Foxx
Western Association Baseball Scores and Lineups
In Los Angeles and San Francisco matchups, Tollywood and Missong fields compete with Cole McQuaid Knott Baldwin Jacobs Reed for San Francisco, while Seattle hosts Oakland with Dagla Reed and Bor reans. Kanexs City, Toledo, Milwaukee, Columbus, St Paul, Indianapolis, and Minneapolis entries show varied battery pairs and scores as weather delays postpone Minneapolis at Septuaville.
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Bassler
Syphon
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San Francisco
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Jacobs and Reed
Western Association
Cubs Hammer Held and Kin Lead Cubs to 13 6 Victory
Chicago exploded for 13 runs against St Louis behind Hackelson's long homer bursts and Harold Held's poor mound showing. Harold Held gave way in the fifth as the Cubs rearranged their lineup with Hornsby up third and Cuyler dropped to fifth. Blake saved a rough outing for St Louis, but Bush finished the game as Chicago won decisively 13 to 6 in the second game of the series.
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Hackelson
Sheriff Blake
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Guyler
O Stephenson
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Gelbert
Cusler
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Custer
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Frisch
Thornaby
Grmm
Olt Haid
Bell
Jorda
Magerkurth
Rigler
Braves Fall to Sweetland as Phillies Win 4-3
Philadelphia defeats Boston 4 to 3 as Les Sweetland allows seven hits and four runs over four innings, with Chuck Klein homering for the Phillies. Cantwell yields seven hits and four runs in his four frames, Leverett shuts out Philadelphia for four innings, and Sweetland earns the win while Cantwell takes the loss.
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Slater
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Friberg
Thompson
Huret
Haves
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Palrs
Sweetland
Cantwall
Plirosm
Moran
Terry Gets 9 Hits In 10 Times Up
Brooklyn Jung homered off Babe Worman in the ninth inning of the second game as Brooklyn swept Giants with 7 to 6 in the finale. Brooklyn won the first game 7 to 2. Dazzy Vance and Larry Henton struggled early while Johnny Morrison allowed a late run to clinch the win. Dougl McWeeney pitched the full route for Giants.
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Babe ‘Worman
Rightield
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Dazzy Vance
Larry Henton
Johnny Morrison
Doug McWeeney
Robins
Bressler
Bill Terry
Melvic Ott
New Fork
Brookdin
Benton
Henry
Mave
Hogan
O'Farrell Vance
Morrison
Deberry
Prcinich
New York
Rousch
Leach
Lindstrom
Terry Ah
OD Farrell
Gchen
Jackson
Liza Oferrell
Walker
Anoe
Grasford
Farrell
Provedt
Rad Frederick
BE Moore
Herman
Hendrick
Scott
McWeeny
Stolt
Klem, McLaughlin and Hell
COMBAT OF HURLERS WON BY RED LUCAS
Cincinnati pitcher Red Lucas limited the Pirates to four hits and won 2 to 1. The Reds broke through in the eighth after two were out, with Swanson and Dressen drawing walks, Walker advancing, and Kelly singling to seal the victory. The Pirates managed limited threats as Brame pitched well in a tight game.
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Red
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Reds
Swanson
Dressen
Walker
Kelly
Grantham
Ruur
Traynor
Kelley
P. Waner
Critz
Pitts
Bureh
Quigley, McCormick and Reardon
When the Smoke Had Rolled Away Yesterday's Baseball Scores
American League results show Boston defeating New York 9 to 4 and Philadelphia beating Washington 7 to 6. National League summaries include New York 7 Cincinnati 6 and Chicago 3 Philadelphia 4 with Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 6 noted and various player acknowledgments. Southern Association and Western League scores list Memphis Atlanta Nashville Mobile New Orleans Chattanooga and Birmingham Little Rock, plus Topeka 3 Omaha 18 and Denver 8 with Oklahoma City at Pueblo postponed.
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Southern Association
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Mobile
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Gritz
Ford Auten
Lucas Stare
Pittiehuegh
LaHood and Rossberg Agree on Winner Take All Fight
Dixie LaHood and Al Rossberg signed for a winner take all bout to be staged at Shrine Temple Arena this month. June 26 is a probable date pending final confirmation. The card features Helens boxers Billy Vollmer and Young Johnny Bennett, plus Willis Ervin of the Commercial Service baseball team making his ring debut.
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al Rossberg
Shrine Temple Arena
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East Helena
John
Nny Bennett
Helena
Willis Ervin
Commercial Service
Ervin
Scobey
House of Rossberg
Ign
Hoover names Inter Oceanic Canal Board for Nicaragua surveys
Washington June 15 Acting under legislation of the last session of Congress President Hoover has appointed a five member Inter Oceanic Canal board to assist the secretary of war with surveys for the proposed Nicaraguan canal The board comprises Major General Edgar Jadwin Major Ernest Graves Sidney B Williamson Anson Marston and Frank Mr Williams A first lieutenant John Feul Dean will act as secretary of the board
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Hoover
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Edgar Jadwin
Army Engineers
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Sidney B Williamson
New York City
Anson Marston
Ames
Iowa
Frank
New Zealand Quakes Continue Toll Rises Amid Telecommunication Breakup
Wellington reports 15 dead after Sunday quakes and ongoing aftershocks as telegraph lines fail to confirm full damage. Christ Church Observatory logged 32 shocks, plus a moderate main shock, while Montevideo plans a new house of art hosting symphonies concerts color and motion pictures.
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New Zealand
Christ Church Observatory
Montevideo
Uruguay
Brushing Up Sports With Otis Crandall In Coast League
Otis Crandall, long veteran of the mound, keeps pitching for Breramante in the Pacific Coast league. Once a Yankee standout, Crandall earned the Doc nickname for his savvy and timely hits. Now with Sacramento, he pursues another solid season while age and history blur in the records.
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Breramante
Otis Crandall
New York Gisuta
Christy Mathowson
Rube Marquard
Chiss Meyers
Art Doviin
Larry Doyis
Qtegally
Doc
Crandall
Yellef
Timncly
McGraw
Himaclf
Sacramento
Wadena
Ind
Planes to boast air to air and air to ground radio telephones
Boeing Air Transport and Western Electric announced contracts to install radio phones in Boeing planes and ground stations along major routes. The system will allow pilots in routes from Seattle to Mexico and Alaska to converse with ground stations and with other aircraft, enabling passenger calls and in-flight communication.
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Des Moines
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Rock Springs
Salt Lake
Elko
Reno
Sacramento
Boeing Company
Hten
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San Francisco
Cleveland
Io Mexico
Skipper Clings to Wrecked Laurel Off Oregon Coast
Cape Lockout Oregon June 18 AP Captain Louis Johnson remains aboard the beached Laurel as rescuers report being unable to reach him. The sole crew member defies the elements while salvage plans are debated by the ship operator’s agents and authorities.
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Colanbia River
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Ime
Telephones Rally In Helena Baseball Meet Victory
Sherm Smith notes a few bad bounces on the road to Missoula as the Telephone team beat the Creditmen in Helena. Chick Garner drove in two singles and a sacrifice fly, while DeZell’s two-bagger spurred late scoring. Keane relieved Morris in the sixth, faring with a pop fly and a strikeout in center field.
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Here
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Helena
Meritt Secks
Chick
Garner
Sarsheld Kean
Half Hawk
Center Garden
Willie Morris
Morris
de Zell
Playfimg
Keane
Prohibition Lays Burden on Farmers Says Banking Chief
Michael T Cahill president of the New York State Bankers Association told the annual convention that the 18th amendment and Volstead act wiped out key markets for farmers grains and fruits. He argued prohibition harmed the farmer by removing major buyers and cited the volume of alcohol product consumption before prohibition as a factor. He urged politicians to address farm distress. Also notes Japan celebrates the enthronement anniversary of Emperor Jimmu, dating back over 25 centuries.
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Michael T. Cahill
New York State Bankers’ Association
Theas
Butte Boy Named Gallatin High Coach in Bozeman
Frank Grady 24 of Butte, a Montana State college graduate, is appointed head coach of Gallatin High School Bozeman to replace resigning O L Donohue. Grady starred for the Bobcats, earned highest honors in physical education, and held a strong coaching recommendation from S R Dyche.
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Bobcats
Butte High School
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Red Sox Split Doubleheader With Yankees in New York
Boston and New York split a June doubleheader as the Red Sox dropped the opener 9 to 0 before losing 7 to 4 in the nightcap. Gehrig homered for New York, while Williams and Todt homered for Boston. Babe Ruth returned to the Yankee bench for batting practice.
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the Athletica
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Gehrig
Billy Bayne
George Pipgras
Roy Sheild
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Todt
Babe Ruth
Ofa
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Bere Helmach
Dickey
Philadelphia A's Power Past Senators 7-6 in Washington
Philadelphia Athletics beat the Washington Senators 7 to 6 at Griffith Stadium. Irving Hadley briefly stifled the attack before being pounded, while Connie Mack’s lineup pushed across the decisive runs aided by timely hits from Hayes, Rice, and Simmons. Pitchers Walberg and Braxton split duties as Philadelphia secured their 13th win in 14 starts.
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Havea
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Balla
Ott Walberg
Walberg
Liske
Tultts
OltGrave
Walhore
Braxton & In
Guthrie, Hikebrand and Morality
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