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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
8
Missoula and Helena junior baseball teams prepare for an evening showdown at Legion Park. Ashton and his young players seek a strong showing as both sides aim to impress in the Western District race.
Reporting day totals from the American League show New York 4 over St. Louis 1 with Philadelphia and Washington chalking up wins. Detroit and Chicago also posted scores while combinations like New York and Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and Boston appear in a jumble of lines.
The page lists rosters and scores across regions including San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and Sacramento. Players such as Cole Hofmann Davis Tottmint Kallio Jacobs Talminona Readonicz Bradbury Lag Angeton Tobin Herrmann NeMallen Makland and Velimant are shown with team notes and game tallies reflecting the Coast League standings.
In Western League action Topeka defeated Joplin by 4 to 14 and St Joseph also posted 4 while Boringfield and Muskogee both scored 3. Huteningan led Omaha 1A with 14 and Tex Moines 4. In the Southern Association Firmingham won 2 Atlanta lost 3 as Chattanoogis triumphed 9 Nashvilla 1 Knoxville 2. New Orleans beat Memplis 1 Memplis 4 Line Nock 1.
Fragmentary OCR shows several scores and team names including Pant and Milwaukee Indianapolis Loitaville AnaAApolla Kananaity Ramos Internationat Leagte Borheater Monten Tristalo Toronto Nantimore Albany Jersey City Newark. Text is garbled with many misspellings and inconsistent formatting.
In St Louis on June 22, the last-place Browns rallied in the ninth to beat the New York Yankees 5 to 4. After the Yanks built a three-run lead, Tony Levey delivered a tying run in the eighth, and Bruce Campbell’s single drove in the deciding run for Cleveland. The loss dropped New York into a tie with the Senators in the standings as Brownie reliever Hadley earned the win.
Detroit mishaps fuel Boston’s 10 run explosion as five errors open the game and three occur in the first inning. Johnson and White pace the winners with key hits while Rhodes survives early chaos to hold Detroit.
Chicago on June 22 The Chicago Tribune lists 18 National League players named by President Hosdler to face the American League at Comiskey Park on July 8. Catchers Hartnett and Wiaan, infielders Terry Frisch Bartell Traynor English Cuccinello, outfielders Klein Waner Pepper Martin Haley O'Toole Berger and Louie, pitchers Wainright Hubbell Stallahan Schumacher lead the lineup.
Washington Senators capitalized on Wild Pitching and Sox errors to win 11 to 4. Joe Cronin starred with four singles and two walks, while White Sox starter struggles and errors highlighted a one sided game in Chicago on June 22.
Philadelphia Athletics pounded Cleveland pitchers for 16 hits and 11 runs, led by a hitting spree against Hildebrand Connally Bean and Hudlin. Cleveland’s lineup featured Connolly, Meany, Cain, and Knickerbocker. Final score reflected Philadelphia’s offensive onslaught and pitching edges as Cain earned the win over Cleveland.
Higgins Cigars defeated Capital Motors 16 to 8 in a rugged Legion Park game that featured erratic defense, power hitting, and a late Higgineman surge. George hit a second homer for Higgins, Culver steadied after a rough first inning, and Waller closed strong in relief as Higgins moved to challenge East Helena with a pennant bid in the league race.
The prep and junior boys of the school will hold a swimming meet tonight in the Y pool. Two teams, split into divisions, compete from 7 p.m. Events include 20 yard free style, 20 back stroke, 100 yard free style, diving, front jackknife, front swan and back dive, 60 yard free style, and a four man relay. Captains include Fred Naegla y Kenneth Johnann, with rosters led by Anck Roberts Roy Arnold and others. Entry fees totaling 10 and 11 cents go toward paying the Y swimming team entry fee for the state meet at Butte on July 1, 1933.
Gentlla dune 22 Cape The murder charge rises as King County authorities probe the deaths of Arthur Stone 83 Mia Vera Stone 60 Jean Tim and Gloria May 6 whose charred bodies were found in a Moonach house south of the county line. George Coyne owner of the property was held as a suspect after residents fled from Portland about 10 days earlier. The fire’s cause and sequence remain under investigation with police noting the heads of two children were crushed.
Thieves broke into the White Cafe in Tama early this morning and stole about $15 in cash and furnishings. Deputy Sheriff Harr investigated, noting the burglary occurred between 1 and 5 o clock.
New York June 22 The wool manufacturing industry to virtually shut up for the next two months says the New York Wool Ton Exchange service. The industry has accepted about all the business I can handle in the best eight to 10 weeks after which the schedule of working hours and wages will be drafted under the national industrial recovery act.
Forsyth June 22 One of the hay crops in Rosebud county shows its heaviest yield in years as alfalfa wild hay and some rye and wheat hay are gathered under favorable weather. Some delay and labor shortages slow work in the Thurlow section with blocking and sugar beer thine (typo) noted. Neighbors aid each other in the absence of regular help.
A young woman was hurt in a car crash near Havre on Monday night when a Haden truck carrying four people collided with another vehicle about a half mile from the Haden place. The injured woman was taken to Deaconess hospital. The truck was driven by Sande and carried seven passengers.
Pompton Lakes and Orange, June 22. Primo Carnera weighed around 260 pounds after a day off, with his camp thinking the extra heft might hinder the title bid. Sharkey at 202 1 2 pounds after training, Jank Suskey adjusts schedule for 15 round defense next Thursday night.
In Bookané Washington on Jie 28 Freddie Steele a Tacoma welterweight defeated veteran Joy Glick of Brooklyn in eight rounds Steele floored Glick twice The other main matches saw King Tut Minneapolis welterweight win an eight round decision over Tiger Le Paige New York Johnny Walker fell to Moscow Idaho middleweight in four rounds
New York June 22 AP Qualifiers for the 16th Dwyer Stakes saw Good Advice tie with rivals after a strong Belmont showing. At Felmont Park a late surge powered a one and a half mile victory in the Bramble Purse, while Lincoln Field saw Jack Wescrope ride a triple win. In California at Tanforan Winglower captured the fifth race by a neck, Parawick ran second, Pop third.
Washington report states Professor M J Wilson, chief of wheat production under the farm act, said payments to wheat farmers for reducing acreage will be made regardless of whether this year’s crop is sold now or later. He noted farmers show uncertainty about marketing this year’s crop and still qualifying for payments.
Brooklyn on June 22 saw Ray Benge master Pittsburgh, limiting the Pirates to four hits in a 5-0 shutout. Benge worked efficiently, with Heinie Meine knocked out in the fourth as Brooklyn’s offense combined timely hitting and six stolen bases, including two double steals. Waite Hoyt subdued the Pirates with a three-run rally, while Turner and Wilson contributed to a decisive Brooklyn attack.
London reports the invading American players dominant at the Queens Club championships. Nell Moody Ella Vines and other Americans reach the semifinals in both men’s and women’s singles while Vines defeats A A Fazey and Davis Cup veteran in straight sets. Moody defeats Miss Noel of England and doubles teams Vines Gledhill lead the U S to strong showing as Jacobs exits to British players. Frank Warneke outpoints Jack Rey in the Idaho bout closing notes.
Boston June 22 The Braves beat the Chicago Cubs 3 to 1 to take a third straight win behind seven hit pitching by Lefty Ed Brandt. Cubs offense managed just one run and the game featured a low scoring early lead for Boston.
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