Helena Independents Rout Helena Y In Free-Hitting Game
Helena Independent baseball team crushed the Helena Y 10 to 1 at the new ballpark. Mill Radio pitched well over four innings, allowing only two hits. Johnny Lewis hit a fourth inning home run driving in runs, and Lew Smith added a long triple. Parks and Culver contributed multi-hit efforts as the Independents built a big lead, aided by fielding errors by the Journalists. The next game is Monday in East Helens against the Smelterites, followed by the Clowns and Helena All-Stars on the new field.
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Farks
M Culver
Errats
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Lita Sherman Smith
Hall
Parks
Mack Culver
Viccher Parks
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L Rudio
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Smith
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Lewis
Culver
East Helens
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Fiske
Wate
Juhi
Campbell
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Lemis Foxx
MM Culver
M Radio
Parker M Culver
Wid Witch
Paossnd Holl
P Wilson
NW Golf Championship: 20 Still in Race at Pacific Northwest Open
Twenty players remain in the Pacific Northwest Open in Tacoma after 36 holes led by Willings of Portland Tiunter of Tacoma and Mark Fis of Oakland. Hogan Coggin Roch and Wilde chase tied for second as leaders battle for final 36 holes with field cut to fifty for Sunday. The event runs into Monday for the Northwest amateur tournament.
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Tacoma
Wat
Dy OP Willings
Portland
Chuck” Tiunter
Mark Fis
Oakland
Rune Ming Wright
Willing
Wanter
Pry
Bert Wilde
Bellingham
Eddie Hogan
Pacific Northwest
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Ted
Hunter
Hogan
Willie Coggin
San Francisco
Mark Fry
Prat
Gogeth
Henry Merhar
Butte
Ralph Olson
Wash
Meeping
F. Willing
Chuck Hunter
Widle
Benny Colk
Vancouver
B. C
Frank Rodin
Seattle
Home Run Standing by the Associated Press
Baseball roundup listing players and teams with homer totals and standings. Mentions Ruth, Gehrig, Fox, Yankees, Cubs, Red Sox, Phillies, Browns, Giants, and other clubs in a league totals summary. Includes scores, captions, and team references from the season's latest tally.
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Todt
Athletics
Malton
Phillies
Stone
Tigers
Simmons
Athletica
Gehrig
Ruth
Yankees
Dowd
Robins
Wilson
Cubs
Goslin
Browns
Barry
Ret Sox
Fonseca
Klein
Posy
Archietree
Yanketh
Fehrs
Arnett
Last Chance Golfers Plan Entertainment for Visitors Sunday
Last Chance golfers organize a friendly visit by 2 to 50 Lake Shore Butte players and about 16 ladies for a Sunday match. A tent lunch at the Montana club is planned with a dinner at the Van Chance layout and a host dinner at the Last Chance clubhouse, reservations via Prod Jungere at the Montana club by Saturday noon.
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Butte Mashie Wielders
Fegl
Lakeshore
Butte
Montana Club
Wolf
de Sisters
Helene Wolfers
Monetong Club
Prod Jungere
Montane Club
Faturdas Nion
Orde
Pred
Champions of Other Years Win Aqueduct Track Races
Walter J Salmon's Dr Freeland, winner of the 1929 Preakness, and J A Best's Reveille Boy triumphed at Aqueduct. Dr Freeland beat Dr Irving Jacobs' Son Mission and Bran Jolie for a seven-furlong Tan handicap. Reveille Boy and A La Carte battled for the mile, with Reveille Boy edging by half a length. At Sunwise, Lester filly won the Egret purse at Washington Park, with Princess Ivre (Joseph Leiter) close behind. An Expensive Colt New Hroom, cost 75000 at Saratoga, failed in a Bluebonnet claiming race. Jockey Hallla rode four winners at Dufferin.
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Orilo Robertson
New York
Walter J Salmon
Dr Freeland
J A Best
Reveille Boy
Newtondale
Bran Jolie Ao
Slim Hoberteen
Reveilla Boy
Washington Park
A. la Carte
Alton Stable
Reveille Bay
Alton Stables
Hack
Sagamore Stable
Eammon
Sunise
John Schorrepoin
Misa
Joseph Leiter
Lester
Sunwise
Audley Farmer
New Hroom
CV Cushman
Suratoga
Bluebounds
Canada
Ita
Halla
Dufferin
Aliko
Candy Man
Cry Out
Uppity
Portland Beats Sacramento In Pacific Coast League Tilt 66 57
In Portland on June 19 the Portland minor league club defeated Sacramento 66 to 57 as Freitas Hubbell Aryan Wirts and team members Fuller Dowman Fitzpatrick contributed. Seattle also played with Hite Miller Innes and other pitchers noted in the game.
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Portland
Freitas
Hubbell
Aryan and Wirts
Orwall
Fullerton
Dowman J
Fitzpatrick
Seattle Wash
Baseball Results From Yesterday National and American Leagues
Yesterday's results show the National League games with Pittsburgh defeating New York 4 to 1, Chicago 12 over Brooklyn 7, Cincinnati 2 over Philadelphia 10, St Louis 11 over Boston 3, and Cleveland 9 to 10 Philadelphia. In the American League Detroit 7 over Boston 1, Washington 6 over Cleveland 9, Chicago 4 over New York 16, and St Louis 5 over Philadelphia 10.
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Reece Gorin
Boston
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St. Loula
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION BALLOU AT ST PAUL TOLEDO
In St Paul a pair of games opened the American Association doubleheader with Batts Harris Fenner Mays Scott Cooney and Kies tallying for Toledo. The second game saw St Paul defeat Toledo 5 to 1 as Murphy Ferguson Robb and DeVormer contributed in a 5 run output. In Minneapolis Columbus and Milwaukee matches the box scores show Benton McCullough Hargrave Griffin Wetherall Rose Hinkle Kennas City and others in action. McFarland from Pueblo won a 8 round decision over Wille Oster in Chicago while Ray Trambite beat Gary Leach in eight rounds.
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Boston
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Indians Beat Senators for First Win of Series
Chicago dispatch reports Cleveland Indians whip Washington Senators 10 to 4 in a high scoring game. Hard hitting by Philadelp hia’s starters helps Indians secure win as Grove, Moore and Faber worked hits, while Mel Harder batted four singles and a triple for the visitors.
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Faver
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California oils win motor car race at Angeles
Low Abever of Southgate California won the 100 mile AAA dirteurack race near Detroit area with Richfield and Richlube motor oils in use. Highfield and Ralph Mepbarr finished second and fourth as the event highlighted California oils dominating the field amid a neck and neck finish. The WRATERN LEAGUE results list St Joseph 9 Omaha 5 and Topeka 15 Des Moines 14 in a 10 inning frame.
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Betroit
Low Abever
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Rachfield
Meyer
Bt Cummings
Ralph Mepbarr
Crawn al Town
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Richie Motor
Low Moye
Tela
Newt Ranoline Madaned
Mtn
Moser
St. Joseph
Omaha
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Pueblo
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Denver
Topeka
Phillies batter the Johnny Goodman leads Cincinnati pitchers in golf tournament
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 10 to 9 in a baseball game led by Chuck Klein with five straight hits. Colling earned his third win as Philadelphia built an early lead and cruised to victory in the series opener.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chuck Klein
Philles
Phils
Colling
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Meathcote
Hirer
Bo Fonteipp
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Pirates Beat Giants In Pittsburgh Victory Thriller
Pittsburgh collected five hits off Clarance Mitchell and Joe Heving while four hits came in the first two frames to power a 4 1 victory over the New York Giants at Pittsburgh. Lloyd Waner homered, Grant ham drove in a run, Traynor slugged a double, and Suhr contributed an outfield sac fly as the Pirates jumped ahead early.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Joe Heving
Giants
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Granthams
Traynor
Marshall
Suhr
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Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
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Boo
Suny
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L Wauer Vielen
Bese
Allen
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Terry
Balla
Olf Kremer
Krem
Heving
Pitener
Mitchel
Leaner
Logie Plieher
Umplres
Pfitean
Clarke
Rigler
American Derby Looms at Washington Park With 50 000 Added
The American derby carrying 50000 added money will be run for the 23rd time at Washington Park tomorrow. Favorites include Mate A C Bostwicks crack 3 year old and Lon Meadow, with Sun Meadow carrying 118 pounds. Western hopes center on Spanish Flag as 15 horses contend in a mile and a quarter race. Several Eastern entries bear women owners among the field of 15.
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Auscinted Press
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Ladder
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Knight's Call
Morpheus
Bara Howdy
Piusburgher
Don Leon
Royal
Sunny Lassie
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