Vigilantes Top Helena In Lamp-Driven Big League Debut
East Helena loses to Helena while Great Falls faces East Helena tonight as league play heats up. Jon Grey struck out 18 in a 3-2 vigilante win, with Helena taking an early lead before the visitors rallied. Tonight and Sunday, Great Falls hosts Butte, aiming to stay undefeated atop the standings alongside Missoula.
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Helene Vigilates
Halena Smallereies
Jon Grey
al- Jowsd
Great Falls
Palle
East Helena
Cray
Helena
Lean
Helens
Fran
Pamain
Missoula
Hlectrem
Hmellerites
Butte
Cliff Stump Leads Gunners With 49 Of 60 In Twilight Shoot
Cliff Stump shot 49 of 60 to lead the Helena Gun Club twilight event as Lot Tirlese posted 66 of 76. The next match is set for Friday. Other scores include Wandler Prosar and Ripken 2), with several entries listed in the night’s results.
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Helena
Lot Tirlese
Wandler Prosar
Cesessee Bum
Captain Cal Captures Hollywood Handicap Surprising Victory
At Hollywood Park Capt. Cal a gallant older horse won the $10,000 added Hollywood Premier handicap before a record crowd of 44,000. The Charger owned by A.M. Koewler surged from behind on the outside in the stretch to tie the track record for six furlongs at 1 minute 4 6/10 seconds, while Sam of War and Lasgatar trailed.
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Lou Angeles
Cal
Hollywood
Cad
A. A. Bavent
Saconda
Don Mike
Holiday death toll hits 143 in post holiday period
National Safety Council tallies 143 holiday fatalities across the United States over two days of Memorial Day counting. Auto deaths numbered 102, Pennsylvania led with 14, New York and California with 11 each, while other states reported smaller totals. A separate note praises Decora ton Day pace at AKear Ban where Genevisve Becker of Chicago won $4,429.20 from a dafty double ticket, the largest payout in Omaha track history.
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United States
Yaarn
National Safety Council
Destha
Paenaylvania
New York
California
Obie
Blazen
Colorado
Decoraton
Akear- Ban
Genevisve Becker
Chicago
Lian C
Omaha
Old Zeke Bonura shines for Washington Senators
New York May 4 Old Zeke Bonura is praised as a clutch bat and solid fielder with the Washington Senators. Bucky Harris notes Bonura's hot form at first base, his power driving runs, and the team’s strong offense over a 20 game stretch while pitching remains a concern.
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Zeke Bonura
Washington
Griffith
Zeke
Senators
Jim Wasdell
Wasdell
New Orleans
Bucky Harris
Tod
Harris
Exgert
Bilge
Dutch Leonard
Kendall Chase
Bucky
Wilcey Moore
Pred Naeberry
Wail
Yankees
Tm Warried
Ty Shaw
Wa'ra
World of Sport Gossip by Whitney Martin
Whitney Martin compiles a brisk column of sport world chatter and brief items from teams clubs and athletes. The notes skim headlines rumors and quick updates across leagues and venues with a regional newspaper voice.
Pirates slump noted in midseason standings report
New York May 11 report shows the Pirates slipping to eighth as Frivch atavh leads the standings. Mentions Sarnon's participation in upcoming national open tournaments and lists several players and game results across the American and National Leagues, with weather and scheduling notes.
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New York
Mike Glover
Marty Baldwin
Youn Donahue
Mike
Jack
Mickey Owen
Cardinal
Cincinnati
Erik
Une
Rimwick
Unicago
Philadelphia
St. Toulo
Heaton
Pittahursh
Coast League Scores and Estate Tax Ruling
Sacramento and other Coast League scores run high with Oakland routing 18 to 2 and Hollywood 3, while San Francisco and Beatle 6 and Los Angeles 4 face mixed results. In a distant estate ruling, the Great Faile Keira entente tale notes Charity H. Tooley, merchant and philanthropist, died January 1, 1939, with inheritance taxes set at 25397.16 and estate valued at 495493.20 by district court.
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DOME STRUCTURES AT DAM WILL BE SOLD
Washington May 31 An Army engineers plan to sell or transfer temporary structures at the Fair Rock dam after development. Some buildings may remain for use during transfer by the War department. No firm permanent plan exists for a site establishment and sale will proceed publicly.
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Fait Rock Dam
Olhora
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Venture Branch
Golf Stars Gather For Ohio Open At Cantor Links
New York reports May 11 preview for the National Open Golf tournament planned June 6 to 8 at Cantor. Notables from Cleveland and other areas selected to follow, with pairings announced today and early rounds set to begin Thursday. Leaders include defending champ Bryan Nelson and Martha Pore of Argentina, tee times listed with 12 05 am and 8 34 am starts.
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Low Seoray
Meyinhi
USGA
Byran Nelson
Martha Pore
Argentina
Norlen Ayalth
Whey
Tme
Ot Linet
Walter Hagon
Himmy ‘Phomaon
Jonny Goddman
Stark
Negond
Bam Snead
Harry Cooper
Waldo Crowrer
Wearrenavitin
Fighting Fox Seeks Rebound in Belmont Roseden Handicap
New York May 91.- Fighting Fox from William Woodward’s stable returns to Belmont Park for the $5,000-added Roseden Handicap. The six-year-old seeks a second victory this season after a rollercoaster career including a disqualification in a prior win. Other starters include Jay Jay and Straight Lead, with anticipation of a competitive three-quarter mile feature.
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Fighting Fox
William Woodward
Hatée
St Bamont
Starmountatable
Vilin
Amosican Onkea
Maxwell Howard
Wilder
Bruce
Jay Jay
Gregory Rice Entered in Princeton Invitation Track Events
Notre Dame distance star Gregory Rice is entered for the Princeton Invitational track meet announced by H. Kenneth Fairavan. The two mile features Donald Lesh and Layle Zamperini among entrants. Mason Chronister and Walter Mohl also listed for the mile event and other notables from Oklahoma A and M and Southern California.
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Princeton
N. 1
Upy
Notre
Police
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Oklahoma
Layle Zamperini
Southern California
ASA
Mason Chronister
Lnlveretty
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iMleholder
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Wisconsin University Ce
Softball Rosters Due as Commissioners Announce Deadline
Misennia and Glase A and A routers in Montana announce rosters must be transmitted by a set date. Early submission is required for district and state softball tournaments. no rosters, players, or teams will be scheduled for play without proper filings. A state AA softball tournament is planned for Livingston, with games on the 24th through the 28th.
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ry—Bette Hall
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Routers
Montana
Livingston Rum
Billings
Glasgow
Davlalanta
Pro pointers from a former Open champion on golf swing repair
The former Open champion explains backswings and swing length. He notes his back problems cost time and effort, and describes how lengthening the backswing to the horizontal position helps. He advises watching the clubhead in the corner of the left eye and practicing until it becomes automatic.
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Dulra
Ewiger
New York
Blusin dominates with new marks at IC4A/Intercollegiate meet
Cambridge reports heavy rain as 28 teams from 12 colleges compete. Al Blusin of Ganngatown Giant shatters records in the shot put and discus, surpassing 1934 marks set by Stanford's Jann Lyman by inches. Penn State, Cornell, Harvard, Manhattan and California also qualify finalists.
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Stanford
Montana Shooters Dominate Idaho Trap Meet
Sun Valley Idaho May sunshine sees J C Gray of Nampa win the Close A 36 yard event with 199 of 200. Dillon Monts W E H Tatenet takes Class B with 198 hits. C L Royer wins Class D at 183. A E Rood of Halse claims 92 of 100 in Doudiea Boners. Frank Trash of Portland Ore leads out of state doubles with 96. Ted Ronfro Missoula and W S Henkle Portland post 94. Meet continues tomorrow.
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J. C. Gray
Nampa
Kappkoot
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Dillon
Mont
C. L. Royer
Alse
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Halse
Frank Trash
Fortland
Ore
Troeh
Ted Ronfro
Missoula
Ned
Henkle
Tortland
Carroll No 1 Defeats Bankers 7 to 6 in Closest Tourney Game
Carroll No 1 edged the Bankers 7 to 6 in a tightly contested Cleveland city baseball tourney clash. After seven innings the score was tied and an extra frame decided the winner as Carroll No 1 notched seven hits to Bankers one. Errors were few as both teams played solid defense with singles by Sela and others contributing to the close finish.
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Bankers
Fininga
Sela
Abemarives
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