Crippled Gaushies Face Eagles in Key 10 Lift Lead Battle
A 6 15 pm Campbell field clash pits the Leading Eagles against the Orange Club for first place. Eagles lead by half a game. Orange Grush trails with one game left. Manager Niklas returns. Crushers hope to steady nerves and challenge top team as Red Haggerty leads in Niklas absence.
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Orange Club
Orange Grush
Orange Squeezers
Tony Niklas
White Sox
Sorenson
Schneider
Waller
Sherm Smith
Mac” Culver
Tub” Gibson
Red” Haggerty
Niklas
Charles Weisner
Nead
Orange Crush
Schmeling to defend title vs Sharkey at Madigan’s Garden
Max Schmeling meets Jack Sharkey in a 15 round heavyweight title bout at Madigan Square Garden’s new Long Island outdoor arena Tuesday night. The bout revives a two year feud with Schmeling slight favorite in early betting and a projected crowd near 40,000 to 60,000, potentially reaching around 72,000 in the new stadium. Both fighters are said to be in top condition despite box office controversy over receipts and Sharkey’s 10 percent purse share.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Madigan Square Garden
Long Island
Schmeling
Senmeling
Sharkey
Pioneer Resident of Helena Valley Dies at 77
Zparlam Parent 77 a pioneer resident of the Helena valley died at his home after a brief illness He was born in Yamask Canada in 1856 moved to Montana in 1875 and lived in the Helena valley most of that time Survived by three daughters Mrs William Whalen Seattle Mrs Carl Forster Yamask Canada Mrs Elise Salvas Holeng valley and sons James and Wilford Parent Funeral arrangements to be announced later Also mentions Western League standings and teams.
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Rexlient
Helena Valley
Montana
Mr. Parent
Yamask
Canada
United States
William Whalen
Seattle
Carl Forster
Elise Salvas
Holeng Valley
James Parent
Wilford Parent
Helena
Opp
Conrad
Bert’s suit praised by tailor in ten weekly payments
A brief note from Bert praising his suit after a year of daily wear. He paid $40 for the outfit and offers to share his satisfaction. The ad promotes BILL-THE NIFTY TAILOR and mentions the option to pay in 10 weekly installments.
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Bert
Tigers Triumph Over Senators In Detroit Tilt
Detroit shuts down Washington 6 2 in a high scoring game to clinch the series at three wins to one. Key moments include Bridges tripling in the fifth, Gehringer and Stone driving in runs, and Burke’s early exit for the Senators as Weaver and Bridges secure the win for Detroit.
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Washington Senators
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Monte Weaver
John Whitlow Wyatt
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Tommy Bridges
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Cronin
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Gehringer
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Durke
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Iitener
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McGewis
Hildebrand
Owens
State trapshooting tourney ends in Montana thriller
Montana's 23 percent annual state trapshooting meet closed at Helena Gun Club with Roy Forrester of Dillon claiming the state singles title in a shootout after three tied at 19x200. Ted Renfro of Dell and W W Fultz of Dillon tied for runner status as Renfro posted 25 straight in the shootoff. The handicap crown went to W E Talent of Dillon over Lee Yealy after gusty wind affected play. Women and junior championships were also decided. The 1933 tourney is slated for Great Falls.
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Helena
Great Falls
Roy Forrester
Dillon
E. W
Ted) Renfro
Dell l
Fultz
Ped Renfro
W. E. Talent
1Ilon
Lee J. Yealy
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Sheiny
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Talent
Baseball's Big Six results from Friday's games
National League games saw Ginelunar defeat Ronton 3 to 1, Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 1, St Lautk 7 New York 0, with only games listed. American League results show New York 1 Chicago 0, Washington 5 Detroit 8, Bonton 3 Cleveland 9, Philadelphia 2 St Louis 3.
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Ronton
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Lautk
New York
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Bonton
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Athletes Split Doubleheader with Browns in St. Louis
Philadelphia and St. Louis split a doubleheader with the Browns winning 3 to 2 in the opener before the Athletics captured the nightcap 6 to 3. Leroy Mahaffey defeated Philadelphia with a long tenth inning error, while Jimmy Ford hit his 16th homer for the A's in the second game.
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Threse
Leroy Mahaffey Moet
Jimmy Ford
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Foxx
Faeft
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Mafaffer
Hadley
Oftener
Ty Hadley
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Ormedy
Dineen
Montana Trapshooting Champions Named in State Meet
Dillon shooter Roy Forrester wins State Singles in a shootoff over W. Fultz of Billings and E. W. Renfro of Dell. W. E. Talent of Dillon takes State Handicap title after shootoff with Lee Yealy of Shelby. Renfro claims State Doubles, Mrs. Andrew J. Davis of Butte tops Women’s, BR. W. Renfro All-Around. Charles J. Flannigan and Charles L. Flannigan of Great Falls win Pro Singles and Doubles, with Flanni san as All-Around Pro champion. High marks go to Rush Razee of Denver for high 400 Registered Singles, and Charles C. Campbell of Billings among top amateurs.
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Dell
Tnier
Trophler
Renfro
Wa Nkowlee
Charles L. Flannigan
Great Falls
Drs Davis
Andrew
Davia
Butte
Stivers
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Pirates Rally Past Dodgers In Tight National League Duel
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh battled in a close game as Heine Meine allowed five hits in seven innings before exiting for a pinch hitter. Bill Swift closed out the win, while Paul Waner and Clyde Waner sparked the Pirates with key hits. O’Doul drove in a Dodgers run late, but Pittsburgh pulled ahead with a late rally in a dramatic ninth inning.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Heine Meine
Watson
Meine
Pirates
Bill Swift
Clark
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Indians Sweep Red Sox in Doubleheader Shutout Loss
Cleveland Ohio June 19 The Indians passed Washington in the American League by winning both games of a doubleheader. They defeated the Red Sox 9 to 3 in the first game and then completed the sweep. New Boston manager Marty McManus took the reins from JoAnn Collin.
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Cleveland Indians
Washington
Red Sox
Boston
Marty McManun
Reina
Joan “Shana
Collin
Colored Barons Defeat North Americans 15-9 at Campbell Field
The Colored Aaranei defeated the Nazi Americana 15 to 9 on a sunny Campbell field afternoon. Notable players include Arthur Moarn and Fae t Red the game with spectacular touches. Barone names Gray Hendricks Word and Clynck Marvell for the Colors.
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Non Dehnnen
Arthur Moarn
Dae Gray
Hendricks
Word Ferhe Indiagy
Clynck Marvell
A. Baths
Jarry
Colorado Barone
Democrats Begin the Battle at the Convention
Roosevelt forces push for Senator Walsh as permanent chairman while party leaders dispute control. Farley and Shouse clash over strategy as Moorevelt and New York operatives bring heavy backing. Prohibition stance looms as a major issue with expectations of a party line.
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Roosevelt
Senator Walsh
Montana
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
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Shouse
Monterolt
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Ransevelt
Melvin A. Traylor
Chicago
Frank Lehrfield
Texas
Vampalen Manner
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Schofield
Ennis
Bherre
Renal
Mike
Jt Rams
Congress Botal
Home Run Standings Highlight In Time Record
Lasino printer Walker Umntree Pfirman Quintey and Reardon figure in a home run themed standing update with a 7 03 time noted.
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Umntree
Pfirman
Quintey
Reardon
Time
Braves Blanked By Redlegs From Cindy
Roatan June 1 The Braves were held to five hits as Cincinnati pitchers shut down Boston. In a series opener to make it five straight over the Tribe, catcher Bob Arby’s Ronrald provided the loudest moment with a home run. The Redlegs jumped ahead, weathering Boston’s threats and coasted to a 5-0 win in a game filled with misplayed opportunities and limited offense for the Braves.
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John Sat
Braves
Cincinnati
Boston
Tod
Tribe
Thin Apanon
Bob Arby
Ronrald
Mase
Bob
Acpea
Frontham
Errest
Citiciana Tia Az
Abiren
Enariek
Herman
Axby
Montiser
Bere
O Johnson
Po Toate
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Meranville
Aketh
Urhamak
Sinvinmim
Leaen
Jphr - Worthington
Grhrin
Thing
Aady
Grantham
Tanttene
Ted Waa Hila
Cantwell
Pranknoune
Franknouse
Umplres
Barr
Staler
Meworkurtn
Tine
Billings Shooters Win The Montana Standard Trophy
Hard hitting shooters from the Billings Gun club won the Montana Standard trophy, narrowly beating a five man Dillon team by one elf target. The event followed a telegraphic tournament format with three parts and high man scores used in the final.
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Bill Ings Gun Club
Dillon
Siams
Huling
Thelena
Butte
Grant Pulls
Thve Man Teama
Mack Names Roosevelt Nominee for President at Chicago Dem Convention
Albany dispatch reports Tohn E. Mack will name Roosevelt for the party ticket at the Chicago Democratic convention. Governor Kroankiln will place the New York delegation plan for the nomination, while Mack and others discuss district delegation shifts to align with the governor's slate. The Southern Association cities listed include Rock Island and Nashville with further details unclear.
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Baltimore
New York
John Fe, Mack
Poughkeepsie
Roosevelt
Palition
Albany
N.Y
Johnn. Mack
Paughkornste
Kroankiln
Ronanvelt
Atte Renator
Yetra
Nin
Mack
Hla
Weary Morganthiy, Jr
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