Sheehan Team Aims For TLE Title In Playoff Opener
In the Eolena baseball league, the Sheehan team faces Crush in a two game playoff series at Heglon Park. Coaches have not announced pitching, but a loss could end Sheehan’s pennant bid and set up a potential showdown with Tagine and Fantelena.
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Heglon Park
Sheehan
Crush
Sheehan Gang
Tagine
Fantelena
Ia Pelin
Ciinghag
Sheelang Ain Kelley
Hecht Schnader Nas
Streehand
Berten
Senators Rally Past Indians for 4 3 Victory
Washington Senators defeated the Cleveland Indians 4 to 3 as Cronin and crew bullied back into the lead in the eighth inning. The win extended Washington’s streak to eight straight and 15 victories in 16 starts, widening their AL lead while Cleveland skid to sixth straight loss. Pitcher Crowder and hitter Hildebrand figured prominently in the tense finish as Washington orchestrated late runs to seal the win.
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Cronin
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Senators
Hassa
Washington
Yankees
Detroit
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Oral Hilde
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Crowder
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Hnickerbocker
Bluese
Hildebrans
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Kuhel
Plas
Winkne Viteher
Crowder Losine
Mildebrand Unie Pires
Getael and
Morinety
Athletics Bomb Whitlow Watt To Take Easy Win Over White Sox
In a June 26 rout, Philadelphia Athletics slugged Whitlow Watt and rode strong relief from Jim Petersen to a 7-0 victory over Chicago. McNair and Cramer led a 14 hit attack as Philadelphia stayed in the thick of the pennant race while Chicago slumped to their seventh defeat in eight games.
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Whitlow Watt
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White Sea
Tig
Athletics
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Philadelphia
FF McNair
Cramer
Dohnsom
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Port
Ming
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Ey Ron
Preltas
Priernon
Bboda
Hans
Gwinson
Selan Simynons
Abbmva
AY Sr
Revere Bovina
Weston
Webboo
Oreeors
McNair
Johnson
Colemsan
Mivalnn
Willams
Han Appling
Colemmn
Swannan
Bykek
Heving
Wyett
Peterson
Gresarr
hall—Orube
Fetareon
Red Sox Go Amuck at Browns Expense
St Louis June 26 The Roatan Red Sox pounded three pitchers today and won the third game of the series from the St. Louis Browns 13 to 6. McDonald allowed four runs in the first inning on two hits and three.
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Roatan Red Sox
Ih Bimn Today
St. Louis Browns
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Atties
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Townsend
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Lanning
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Mires
Coast League Ramos Midgets Defeat Giants in 17 to 8 bout
The St Helena Midgets defeated the Little Giants 17 to 8 with Annis and J Annis starring, while C Johnson and Coleman contributed on defense and offense. In Peru, Lima reports Premier Joan Matian Manzanille cabinet meeting with no official statement yet on succession actions.
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St. Helena
Little Giants
Annis
J. Annis
C. Johnson
Coleman
Jakara
CRIA
Peru
Lima
Apy
Joan Matian Manzanille
Golf Glories Marked by Turbulent Open Matches
Golf Gleanings details the Riner Cup with tense pairings and late comebacks as the Americans secure two wins and a hopeful stance in the intercity contest. Burke, Whitcombe, and Perry lead with strong putting while the British side battles to gain control, and the Dickinson event crowns William Kontelacky Jr. champion after a five-up victory.
Big Six Batting Race Too Close After Slumps
In a crowded league battle, AL leaders Al Simmons and Joe Cronin stalled with little production as Cronin and Simmons slipped in average. Fred Schulte stood idle among the group while Bantera boosted to a .363 after a single spark.
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al Simmons
Joe Cromin
Washington Senators
Simmons
Cronin
Fred Schulte
Seaguera
Bonatora
Ammons
Pavia
Poilcles Oroning Banetara Klein
Phitme Owes Bonule
Senators
Inate
Boys in Duplicate Swim Meet Tonight at Y Plunge
Junior boy swimmers from the Tielena team face off to break a tie from last week in a 6 event program at the Y plunge at 8 o clock. Captains Tom Regan and Edward Holsbue lead squads with a mix of junior and intermediate girls events and a four junior boys relay against four intermediate boys. Admission is 10 and 15 cents to help cover Hatena team entry costs.
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Tom Regan
Edward Holsbue
Butteruly 1
Garham Roberts
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Games Across Leagues
In the American League Philadelphia and Chicago split results while Washington beat Cleveland and Boston topped St Louis. National League action was largely postponed due to rain with only partial tallies available.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louie
KUTTEN-BALL Games Tonight Schedule at St Charles Arena
Tonight at St Charles the DeMolay face Independent, Montana Power meets College Inn, First Natione bank plays West field, and Federal Reserve vs Tinko at East field. Last night results show Men 21 Fifth Ave Grocery 6, Norl and Dickey et al. 24 Eagles 7, Crago and Dartler 24 Auditors 2, Tigers 4 Tomcats 4. See Wednesday's Independent for postponed games tomorrow and Thursday.
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Independent
St. Charles
Montana Power
College Inn
Ntermountain
First Natione
Benk Va Telephone Company
West Field
Federal Reserve
Tinko
East Field
Fifth Ave
Grocery
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Dickey
Thayer
Brentstone
Eagles
Dor
Strandberg
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Dartler
Hardaware
Auditors
Martin and Sonntag
Lyle
Holmes
Tigers
Tomcats
McGregor
Hildenstahl
Huor
Man mauled by bear shot by rescuer in Thompson Falls
Thompson Falls June 26. George Anderson of Missouri, a civilian forestry worker, was severely pummeled by a bear and wounded in the side by a bullet from a rescuer who fired at the animal. Anderson, walking in the timber yesterday, was attacked as the bear closed in. Army Sergeant Hardiman fired the weapon, killing the bear and wounding Anderson.
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Thompson Falls
George Anderson
Missouri
Anderson
Anderaan
Strgeant Hardiman
Baseball League Totals and Player Names Drag Highlighted
Ambiguous OCR style summary lists players such as Yeaterday Kuhel Senatore Hodapp Campbell and Gehrig Foxx Ruth Yaoheas Klein Berger with single digits next to names. Mentions league totals American 291 National 211 total 602.
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Flame
Yeaterday
Kuhel
Hodapp
Red Sox
Campbell
Browns
Burna
Gehrig
Yankees
Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yaoheas
Klein
Phistiles
Berger
Braves
Amoetican
National
Indian Runner Wins Arlington Inaugural Handicap
Darting through one hole after another Indian Runner owned by D A Wand Haltimora Mr captured the $6500 inaugural handicap opening the 40 day Arlington park meeting. Okapi finished one length and a half behind the winner with No More entry of C E Davidson Chicago third.
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Chicago
Drtwe
Indiana
D. A. Wand
Haltimora
Arlington Park
Okapi
C. E. Davidson
Thira
Baseball Scores From The Weekend Standings
Toledo at Columbus postponed due to wet grounds. Laureville at Indianapolis on 14 Milwaukee 5. St Paul vs Kansas City 6 to 1, Minneapolis 10. International League Toronto 8 Montreal Albany Jersey City rain. Southern Association Incnville 0 Birmingham 1.
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Columbus
Laureville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toronto
Montreal & Albany
Jersey City
Prohibition Debate Marks Historic Repeal Convention
Albany dispatch reports Former Governor Alfred E. Smith opening remarks at the Empire State repeal convention amid rain as he frames repeal as a pivotal U S moment. Indiana voters authorize ratification of the 21st Amendment with a 246 to 4 tally at a governor led convention after a statewide June 2 repeal vote.
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N. Y
Capitol Hill
Indiana
Indianapolis
Hedts
Howla
Entealia
MD Yocates
State plans vast water scheme and Fort Peck project scope
The report outlines a broad water conservation plan to boost irrigation for grain production for livestock while noting Fort Peck Storage Project will not be state run but fall under national development. Governor Cooney expects to establish a federal administrator to oversee relief funds as the state considers trade resumption with Britain and Soviet Russia.
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Fort Peck
Cooney
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Montana
Helena
Rive Fret
American Leaguers Named for Big Game at Comiskey Park
Chicago June 26 four team with a collective batting average of 318 to date excluding five pitchers was named tonight by President William Harridge to represent the American league against the National League stars in base ball's game of the century at Comiskey park July 6. The 18 player squad will be directed by Connie Mack with Edie Callins and Arthur Fletcher as assistants includes standouts in the nation wide poll. Infielders Lou Gehrig Charles Gehringer Joe Cronin Jimmy Dykes Jimmy Foxx Tony Lazzeri. Outfielders Sam Simmons Babe Ruth Earl Averill Ben Chapman, Sam West. Catchers Bill Dickey Rick Ferrell. Pitchers Bob Grove Vernon Gomez Wes Ferrell Oral Hildebrand Alvin Crowder.
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Chicago
William Harridge
Comiskey Park
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Eduie Callins
Arthur Fletcher
Harridge
Lou Cehrig
New York
Charles Gehringer
Detroit
Jos Cronin
Washington
Jimmy Drkes
Jimmy Fox
Philadelphia
Tony Leazers
All Simmons
Babe Ruth
Earl Averfil
Cleveland
Ben Chapman
Sam West
St. Louis
Bill Dickey
Rick Ferrell
Boston
Bob Grove
Vernon Gomez
Wesley Ferrell
Oral Hildebrand
Alvin Crowder
Opaling Hill Mill Destroyed by Fire After 300 Ton Capacity
Fire gutted the Opaling Hill mill destroying three buildings and valuable machinery around 6:30. No insurance on the property, according to Lars Carlson. The mill, started in 1927, operated until 1931 with a cyanide to flotation process conversion. Officials sought financial assent in New York to reopen, while firemen cooled and cut the tramway to block spread. Gus Carlson of Duluth indicated he would wire Lars Carlson with updates.
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Lars Carlson
New York
Mil
H. 7. Johnson
Johnson
Snell Attacks Prompt Democratic Reply On Jobs Plan
Snell argues that projects aim to restore employment and generate revenue for charges. He cites a roughly one billion dollar reduction in government costs from the special session, claiming the 1934 budget will balance. Mortgage protections and farm relief have reduced foreclosures as agriculture and industry revive and banking stabilizes. He condemns partisan displays during a period of nationwide economic recovery since 1929.
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Congress
Lake Returns to Face Larceny Charges in Falls
I. H. Lake, head of a brokerage concern, returned voluntarily to Great Falls to face a larceny charge. He was arrested last week in Tacoma while visiting a daughter. A complaint accuses him of misappropriating an $8500 Liberty bond. Counselor W. O Leary said the broker likely would plead not guilty.
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I. H. Lake
Great Palla
Batas
Lake
Tacoma
W. O'Leary
Laker
Americans Do Well At Wimbledon This Year
Wimbledon England July 26 Americans led by H Ellsworth Vines Jr win in first round men singles as Sutter Stoefen and others advance. Vines beat Meredith 6 1 6 2 6 0 while Stoefen and Butter reach second round with strong serves and fast pace.
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Eng
Tuna
H. Ellsworth Vines
Vines
G. R. D. Meredith
Hia Fess
Cliff Sutter
Leater Stoefen
Jack Crawford
Australia
Ha- Tique Majer
Henri Cochet
Crafford
H. G. Burrows
England
Helen Wills Mondy
Veterans of three wars hold session in Montana gathering
Veterans from five groups gathered as 600 registered and over 200 more expected for tonight and tomorrow. Admiral Robert E. Coontz urged unity to push common welfare goals while Means spoke at a banquet. Solomon Niles was elected Montana department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic. New officers and delegates named. 1934 meeting planned in Billings.
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Robert E. Coontz
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington
Harry R. Stevens
Great Falls
Montabe
Means
Rice W. Means
United States
Colorado
Solomon Niles
Cascada
Montans Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Wiliam C. Meyers
Columbia Falls
W. D. White
Billings
Charles Angus
Livingston
Hayre
John M. Wales
Missoula
J.T. Yamble
Hamilton
J.P. McClain
Lolo
W. RB Harelan
Columbia
Hedman BR
Meconn
Lavingston
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