Eagles Rally to Defeat Merchants in Grizzly Clash
East Helena Eagles reverse order to topple the Merchants at Campbell Field in a dramatic Grizzly game for Crush first place. Frank Gibson and Ila Fagies pace the Eagles as Brad on Campbell fields again host strong Cannal Motors.
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Capital
Campbell Field
Capital Motorars
Orange
Frank
Tuh" Gibson
East Helena
Myer
Ila Fagies
Hasilo
Inia
Grange Crush
Orange Crush
Bradon Campbell
Cannal Motors
Pacific Coast League game notes from multiple venues
In San Angeles Sacramento and Hollywood clashes tied in OT with Flynn Wirth Ortman Mayor involved. San Francisco Oakland contest lists RK ff FE and players Walsh Walsh Graton Smith Artigas Berl. Seattle match references Henderson Silne McDougall Wadlgren Penobsky Kellie Cox. Portland game notes note Ruf Angeleno and a 68 140 score with Sweatland Stitzes Monxerief Campbell Dowman Fitzpatrick.
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San Angeles
OT Tey
Sacramento
Hollywood
Flynn
Wirth
Ortman
Yds
San Francisco
Oakland
Bo Walsh
A. Walsh
Graton
Smith
Artigas
Berl
Seattla
Henderson
Silne
McDougall
Wadlgren
Penobsky
Keliie
Cox
Portland
Ruf
Angeleno
Sweatland
Stitzes
Monxerief
Campbell
Dowman
Fitzpattick
Capital Motors and Orange Crush Must Decide Title Fight
Evening clash at 6 15 between Capital Motors and Orange Crush features high stakes as both chase a league crown. Highlights include key plays from Smith Rudjo Brisene and Surman with a late Eagles rally and close pitching, leaving the outcome in doubt as teams battle for postseason positioning.
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Capital Motors
Orange Crush
Martin's timely triple sinks Cincinnati in 6-3 loss
Cincinnati suffered a 6-3 defeat as a fourth inning triple by Martin sparked costly Reds miscues. Flowers walked ahead of the hit, a passed ball allowed Martin to score, then Cincinnati fumbled away chances amid six walks issued by Hallahan. The Reds never recovered, and the Cardinals pulled away behind strong plating and fielding.
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Martin
Hallahan
Yankees
Simmons
Athletics
Wil Maris
Tig
Wilson
Todgers
Ott
Figtanis
Terry
Grants
Riaden
O — Watkins
Oraart IE
Mancuso
Gerbert
Flowrie
Cole Jinn
Lombardi
Tre
Flowers
Rortterr
Marlin
Foten Mere Finnenan
Beoritice Helier
Qalbert Ty Meise Tee Colina
Priach
Galling
Gubre
Walker Cup Team Chosen For 1913 Defense
Walter Cup play announces Captain Francis Gaimot will select a young yet experienced team for the 1913 Walker Cup defense against Britain, September 1-2 at the Country Club in Greekline. The squad includes George T. Duntan Jr, Billy Howell, Harrison Johnslon, Donald Moe, Mauricn McCarthy Jr, Pherson Seaver, Tens W. Swearing, and Jack Westland, with Oulmat as captain and Hin quad as the site of the selection reveal.
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New York
Francis Gaimot
Cauntry
Clih
Mans
Oulmat
Vardon
Ray
H. H. Ramaay
United States Golf
Gieorge T. Duntan, Jr
Princeton
Billy Howell
Richmond
Harrizon KR
Jimmy) Johnslon
St. Paul
Tonald K. Moe
Portland
Ore
Mauricn McCarthy, Jr
Naw York
Pherson Seaver
Exhibition Baseball Thumping by Pirates in Marion
In Marion Ohio on June 28 the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Marion City club 24 to 2 in a high scoring exhibition. Pirates players Brame Canton and Finney led the attack with multiple hits as Marion’s defense struggled throughout the game.
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Marion
Ohio
Pittsburgh Pirates
Marion City Club
Young Bobby Brown Turns Phillies Back
Reaton June 28. Braves pitcher Young Bobby Brown earned his seventh win in 10 starts by holding the Phillies to four hits while striking out six and walking five. Philadelphia’s two runs were unearned, scored on wild plays in the fourth as Art Whitney and Virgil Davis came home. Akers drove in both runs with a long double, and Brown added a key single as the Braves pulled ahead. The game featured defensive miscues and several late-inning substitutions as both teams battled for the win.
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Yourke Bandy Brown
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Hull
Philadelphia
Art Whitney
Virgil Davis
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Braves
Wally Helger
Shirer
Akers
Brown
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Reayn Eriberr
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Fite
Ofe Collins
Mone
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Loring
Collinx
Wiiiatrea
Moran
Lincoln
Ceptral Motors
Big Sticks
Deanitn
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Fordites
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Mol~nar
Lincoln Southpaw
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Bailey
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Cobain
B. Cameron
McGuln
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Sherioai
Cameron
Sletten
Roche
Molynar Wae
Ray Cameron
Orr
Stoner
McGuts
Bears
R. Cameran
Behlosser
Fars
Ban On Broadcasting From Bid To E Wide
In New York on June 28 a plan to bar college football broadcasts this fall gained support from 12 eastern institutions. The Southern Conference with 22 colleges previously barred broadcasts after the 1934 season until further notice. The Western Conference Big Ten also opposed future airings. The Big Six met at Rang es City and deferred action, while the NCAA session in Los Angeles met before the Olympic Games.
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New York
Big Ten
Big Six
Ranges City
Los Angeles
Charley Retelact in 10 round bout tonight
Former University of Illinois football star Les Marriner advances to a 10 round encounter as he defeats Mooreee after repeatedly driving him to the ropes. Tulsa and Omaha split in Western League action while Des Moines and Denver battled through extra innings.
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Charley Uineaga
Charley Retelact
Duluth Dynamiter
Istappen Les Marriner
University of Milnois
Marrin Pers
Tulsa
Omaha
Wichita
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Purkin
St. Joseph
Denver
Wimbledon Singles Standings Show American Hope Dims
In Wimbledon England Juana 28 report notes Ellsworth Viner Jr leads American effort in men singles though several mixed doubles teams exit early. Vines beats Enrique Stg 6-2 6-3 while Wood loses to Satoh 7-8 7-5 1-6. Shields falls to Austin 6-1 9-7 5-7 6-1 as Harner Bragnon doubles falter. Jacobs Moody pair eliminated in doubles action.
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England
Juana
Amertca
Ellsworth Viner, Jr
Vines
Enrique Stg
Woo
Firat
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Jiro Satoh
Frank Shields
Wand
Bunny} Austin
Anna Harner
San Francisco
Jay Collins
Mias
W. H. Montgomery
R. Sherwell
Tacques Bragnon
Mme
Nene Mathieu
Jack Carnford
Australia
Wilmer Allison
Helen Jacobs
Anothier
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. Fr
Sarah Palfrey
Beaton
EB. D. Andrews
New Zealand
Kathleen Stammers
Helen Wills
Moody
Ronquer
J. H. Knottenbelt
Misa R. Conquerque
Holland
Helen, Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
Miss N. Trentham
R. M. Turnbull
Fannie Petrolle Defeats Battalino in Ten Round Bout
New York June 8. Frankie Petrolle of Schenectady easily outpointed Christopher Battalino of Hartford in a ten round welterweight bout at Queensboro Stadium. Petrolle weighed 141 pounds Battalino 141 1 2. Battalino toiled to land a finishing blow but Petrolle was never in danger and boxed to the decision.
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New York
Frankiin Petrolle
Schenectady
N. Y
Christopher
Hot) Battalino
Hartford
Conn
Queensboro Stadium
Walghed
Bnatialina
Billy Petrollo
Battaling
Billy
American Association baseball lineup notes and venues
An oblique summary lists players and matchups across the league with references to Milwaukee Minneapolis Louisville and Indianapolis games. It mentions teams such as St Paul Kalamazoo Baltimore and others and includes scattered player names and venues without a clear narrative or final outcomes.
Yankees Beat Senators 4 to 2 In National League Clash
New York defeated the Washington Senators 4 to 2 as the Yankees capitalized on walks and homers. Joie Sewell and Lazzeri provided key blows, with Combs and Gehrig contributing, while Al Thomas struggled with seven walks despite four hits. Myer drove in Washington’s first run on a sixth-inning triple, and West added a late score for the Senators.
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Yankees
Washington Senators
Barjes
al Thomas
Johnny Allen
Thomas
Yanks
Allen
Senators
Joie
Yonkers
Joie Snwell
Earle Combs
Lazzeri
Lary
Combs
Yankee
Buddy Myer
Washington
Joe Trudge
Allan
Myer
Manush
Lezzers
Cronin
West
H Tore Ludge
Aareynolds
Rt. West
Bluece
Spencer
Thomas Ta
Gombs
DB Sewell
Ruth
Byrd
Gehrig
Chapman
Oopad
Dinkers
Ezzert
Uae
Innlow Washington
Sewell J. Combs
Myer Lazert
Raynoldk
Sewell
Lagrert
Larzert
Bulls
Alich
Ol Thomas
Coffman
Hildebrand
Dingess
McGowan
Dime
A's Sweep Boston In Three Game Series
Philadelphia Athletics complete a three game sweep of Boston Red Sox in Boston. Pitcher Krause, a 15 year old rookie, worked the complete game in his season debut. Johnson homered for Boston. Welland allowed the decisive runs in the eighth as Philadelphia scored twice to win 4 to 2.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Rox
Miller
Alide
Olsen
Krausee
A's
Sox
Johnson
Boston
Rapa FE
Wiliams
Cramer
Goehranes
Shramens
Foxx
Menab
Acore Oy
Borton
Wwe
Ej Cere Neeeeeer Hoo
Lottex
Alexander
John Koh
MeNair
Tworbasa
Abrandet
Johnann
Serif Stumef
Merlele
Wolinnis
Foxe
Lewistown Rotary Adopts Open Season on Deer in Pergus County
Lewistown June 28 A resolution was adopted at a general meeting of the Lewistown Rotary Club requesting that an open season be declared on deer in Pergus County. Deer hunting in the county is banned by a 1930 state law. The club will seek further information before any legislative action.
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Lewistown
Porgle
Gunelu
Jongint
Lincoln Defeats Capital Motors In Slow Contest
Lincoln defeated Capital Motors 9 to 3 in a slow two and a half hour game at Lincoln. Molnar pitched effectively for Lincoln, while Capital Motors struggled with fielding as multiple errors aided Lincoln’s scoring in every inning except the fifth and eighth.
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Lincoln
Capital
Montana physician at Oregon Idaho meeting sparks politics
Spokane event reports a Montana physician and surgeons at a Paddle Neethwont Medical-ubsoutaton convention stirring debate over candidacy for the coming year. Attix of Lawiatown and Gilles of Vancouver profiled as leading figures.
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Jung
Phyal Cheng
Ubsoutaton
Nayeral
Warn
D. A. Gilles
Vancougar, B. C
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