Novak Breaks World Open Golf Record In Montana Final
Joe Novak shattered the open championship round with 66 tying the course record as he leads with 207 while Ted Barker stands second at 221 and Colin Kidd third at 223. The women's title pits Mrs. Frank Tucker of Anaconda against Miss Grace Barnett of Missoula after semifinal wins. locals Butte claim no finalists.
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Bill” Murphy
Bill
Joe Novak
Ted Barker
Novak
Colin Kidd
Butte
Montana
America
A. J. Rolfe
William Tuohy
Rolfe
Tuohy
F. T. Sterling Jr
Missoula
R. G. Ferguson
H. H. Manderfield
Anaconda
Margaret Nucko
Butte golfers Kall and Barker reach state final
In the men's championship Kall of Butte defeated Dobbin of Billings 5 and 3. Barker of Butte beat Briscoe of Lewistown. Kall and Barker advance to duel for the state title today.
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Kall
Butte
Dobbin
Billings
Barker
Briscoe
Lewistown
Golf results from Montana women and men flights championships
In the men's divisions, Malsbury and Gaines both of Butte won their matches at holes 19 and 20 respectively while Morrow Anaconda defeated Manderfield 1 up. Other flight results include Groeneveld Butte over Mowbray Anaconda 2 and 1 and Oliver Anaconda defeating Rickets Butte 2 and 1. In the women's championship Miss Barnett Missoula beat Mrs Kilroy Butte 2 and 1 and Mrs Tucker Anaconda beat Mrs Finlen Butte 3 and 2 with Barnett and Tucker meeting for the title today. Other women's flights saw multiple one up and two up finishes among Butte Anaconda and Missoula players.
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Butte
Arthur McDonald
Great Falls
Malsbury
Fred Gaines
McDonald
Sam Parker
B. J. Morrow
Anaconda
Billings
Morrow
Manderfield
Babcock
Merkle
John Groeneveld
Mowbray
Charlie Lemmon
McGregor, Stemmons
Herry Cochrane
C. C. Cohan
Cochrane
Miss Nuckolls
Mrs. Cohan
Harry Frank
Dosenbach
Holbrook
Alf Kremer
Harry Gallwey
Isobel Kilroy
John Busey
Miss Kilroy
Martin
Busey
Gaines
Bellinger
MacDonald
Parker
Groeneveld
Lemmon
Peckover
Gallwey
Tucker
Murphy
Missoula
Merz
Oliver
Ricketts
McGregor
Slemons
Miss Barnett
R. R. Kilroy
Frank Tucker
Jas. F. Finlen
Miss Nuckols
Cohan
Frank
Kremer
Miss Martin
Kilroy
Rohn
Tuchscherer
Invites Probe of Virginia Fields and Coal War History
The piece cites the 1902 Paint and Cabin Creek conflicts and the 1917 Winding Gulf events, noting six reasons operators resist mine unionization. It argues eight hour day parity, miner earnings, self direction, housing, and asserts Southern West Virginia miners resisted UMWA force. It also locates major producing centers in Rutland Vermont and Washington County New York.
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Mingo
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
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