Phone Boys Clash at Smelter Lot East Helena
The Commercial Service home club faces Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph tonight at 6:13 on the Smelter lot in East Helena. Both teams boast strong rosters and the result remains uncertain with a likely close finish and a decisive break possibly tipping the final score.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
East Helena
Ono
Phona Boys
Graaltmen
Phone Atock
Hellow
Haslip
Kervica
Snutterans
Smith and Condon
Selectia
Condon
Butte wins Telegraph Shoot final. Helena to host next
Butte defeated Bin Inge 74 to 70 in the Telegraphic Transhoot final, securing the tournament title. Earlier Butte beat Sheridan 74 to 72 as Grest Falla propelled the Mining City club, while Helena beat Anaconda 71 to 68. Final standings place Butte first with .87 win percentage, Sheridan second, Helena third, followed by Missoula and Great Falls in a tied fifth. A state tournament chevron trophy will be awarded in a July Helens event with ten teams competing.
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Opheim
Opheim Rhosoters Fron Gring
Butte
Sheridan
Elena
Miseoula
Great Fairy
Havre
Anstonda
Scobey
Billings
Helens
Helena High School students win state essay prizes
Helena Montana junior Robert Mills and Evelyn Sutton, both seniors at Helena High School, won first and second state prizes respectively in a League of Nations essay contest. Six Helena students entered the competition. national prizes included a trip to Europe won by Winfred D. Palk of Corn ing Ark and a second prize of 100 dollars awarded to Jean Anderson of Anna Arbor Mich. Young Polk sails for Europe early in July.
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E. K. Bowman
League of Nations Association For
Montana
Helena
Robert Mills
Evelyn Sutton
Europe
Winfred D. Palk
Corning, Ark
Jean Anderson
Anna
Arbor
Mich
Young Polk
Baul Thai Retains Championship at Ann Arbor
Michigan closes in on title with a 15 to 11 victory over Ohio State to run record to seven wins and two losses. Also notes Freeq wins Intermountain Amateur golf title at Ogden and Wilbur Show captures five mile auto race in Cleveland. A forest fire near Tuckerton, New Jersey, threatens the town as winds push flames within three-quarters of a mile.
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Chicago
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michi
Ohio State
Michigan
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilbur Show of
Indianapolis
North Ran
Tuckerton
N. J
Yanks Hold White Sox to Six Hits in Ang Win
New York pitcher Georg Pipergs held the White Sox to six scattered hits as the Yankees won their second straight over the western Invaders. Gehrig hit his twelfth homer, Durst also homered, and Combs drove in two with a late single. Teammates noted fielding by Fa yra in right. Chicago managed a lone run on Kerr’s single and Stelater’s triple.
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New York
Api—Georgs Pipergs
White Sox
Tankees
Western Invaders
Leu Gehrig
Cedric Durst
Earl Combs
Ea Walsh
Haineham
George Connally
Kerr
Stelater
Triple Inn
Chicago
Babs Ruth
Sammy Byrd
Fayra
Ciel
Abrhpore
Matzler
Gleeell
Kamm
Sco
Clan
Rasnoita
Iekeath
Abrehpore Combs
Robertson
Von
Gehrig
Durst
Iflignan Lazzeri
Brian Byrd
Diewer
Durocher
Pipgeas
William J. Chipman
Associated Press
Dilny
Athletics
Senators
Tigers
Red Sox
Cornelius McGillicuddy
McGillleuds
Yankees
Mackmen
Browns
Senators Push Way to Win Over St Louis
Runs batted in Managh, Hayes, and a two-base hit by Hayes. Rice and Cronin also scored. Batters McGowan, Goslin, Schulte had hits. Judge with a sacrifice. Cronin to Hayes to Judge turned a double play. St Louis left four, Washington two on base. Hadley allowed three bases on balls and seven hits, Blachlder two, Struck out seven by Hadley and one by Blachlder. Umpires McGowan Connally Campbell. Time 1:44.
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Atted
Gehrig
Combs
Lazzeri
Metzier
Durst
Kerr
Piperan
Doubla Mays
Cissell
Clan
McNabn
Clegell
Clancy
Chitags
Ott Walsh
Benton
McKain
Plogras
Annily
Walsh
Menin bin
Connally
Pusted Hall
Autry
Nailin
Dineen
Thine
Managh
Hayes
Rice
Cronin
McGowan
Goslin
Schulte
Judge
St. Louis
Washington
Hadley
Blachalder
Bineholder
Campbell
Radley
Blathalder
St Louis Cronin
Mayes
St. Louia
AB Repo
Ah McGowan
Manush
F. Behareae
Sehang
O'Rourke
Seeruel
Morgan Aummasry
Averill
R. Barrett
Todt
Gills
Rothrock
Scarritt
Berry
W. Barrett
Tavener
Nome
Runt
Scerritt
Natleri
Ro Barrett
Sacet
M. Gaston
L. Sewell
Lind
Gillie
Narlesk
Laftan Banen
Cleveland
Hoston
Calix
Farrell A
Shauta
Ferrell
Shaute
Farrell
Hilt
Ferral
Surleski
Balk
Farratl
L Sewell
Owens
Geisel
Phillies Wake as Giants Stir Season Hopes
The week in major league baseball shows the Athletics leading with a 16 of 17 run, McGraw’s Giants surging with five wins in six, and the Phillies awakening by taking seven of nine as Burt Shotton’s era in Philadelphia ends with a stronger showing. Key players include Chuck Klein, Master Kieln, and Todt from the Phillies, along with McGilliguddy and rivals in Cleveland and Boston. The summary tracks weekly records, home runs, and team standings across the American and National Leagues.
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McGraw
Burr
Joan Joseph McGraw
Giants
Boston
Brooklyn
Glanta
Phillies
Philadelphia
Braves
Burt Shotton
Barney Dreyfess
Phils
Pirates
Chuck Kleie
Ft. Wayne
Tnd
Pbiiites
Phiadephia
Tarriers
Forbesfield
Manter Kielg
Master Kieln
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Athletics
Tigers
Mackmen
Pittschurch
Jessues
Robins
A’s
Cleveland
Indians
Cubs
American League Club
Philadephia
St. Louis
Chicago
Sf New York
Washington
Detroit
New
When the Smoke Had Rolled Away
Sports brief listing yesterday results from Chicago New York Cleveland Boston St Louis and Washington with scattered notes on postponed games and a double header option between Brooklyn and St Louis amid rain and uncertainty about Boston Cincinnati and other schedules.
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Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
York
Red Sox Biff Shaute and Defeat Cleveland
Chicago report details Preston Morthand from England winning his second engagement in Chicago during a Pro Soccer Association match. The picket team from 11italo is noted, with scoreline hints and lingering uncertainty on final result. The item preserves tense sports recap style without graphic detail.
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Chicago
Preston ‘Morthand
American Association Scores and Player Lineups Amid Rain
The American Association ledger lists teams and players including Haysan Citys and Norrlaan with several matchups noted. Scoring updates show international league results with Rocbertar 6 Montreal 1 and Toronto 1 Newark 10 among others, plus city standings and rain affected games.
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International Lesode Rocbertar
Montreal
Buttalo
Toronto
Newark
Reading
Loysey City
Baltimore
Wills Again Wins French Championships Singles Title
Paris June 3 Helen Wills California queen of the courts won the women’s singles title at the French hard court championships for the second straight year defeating Mme Rene Mathieu in straight sets 0 3 8 41. The match drew 12000 spectators as Wills maintained her dominance in women’s tennis while French star Mathieu fought bravely.
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Thomas T. Topping
Associated Press
Paris
Helen Wills
California
Miss Wills
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Mme. Methien
Miss Wilts
Sozinne Lenglien
Helen
France
Jean Borotra
Bosque
Henri Cochet
Borotra
Tripo la Coste
Wille
Sime
Mathieu
Roul
Tennia
Cochet-Berotra
Giants Rally Past Bruins In N Y Baseball Clash
In Chicago on June 2 the Giants defeated the Bruins 4 to 1 before 37,000 fans. Larry Benton held Chicago to five scattered hits and was not scored on until the ninth. Key seventh inning included Lindstrom’s double and five singles fueling New York’s four-run burst. McMillan homer for Chicago was the lone bright spot. Two-base hits by Lindstrom and Stevenson.
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Chicago
Fred Blake
Giants
Cuba
New York
Bruins
Larry Benton
Norman McMmillan
Blake
Lindstrom
Mike Coengras
Berry Horne
Binks
Jeg
Prem
Lees
Do Walsh
Lind Ott
Strom
Ofarrell
Benton
ax—Battet
Hogan
Abrhpore McMillan
Beck
Guyler
Wilson
Stephenson
If Grimm
Schulte
Heathcote
Grace
P .Coengras
Horne
Poe
Frotaia
Roush
Crawford
Jackson
Leeen
Newitan
Teindstrom
McMillan
Sacri
Fice
Dovbis Nings
Lind
Terry
Banes
Crengros
Horna
Franch
Hite
Blake Sinty
Horné Pone
Grengros Tom
Jerda
Klem
Magerkurth
New Books Reflect Spring Atmosphere at Haleola Library
Haleola Public Library acting head Mrs. Meblo T. Miller presents a weekly list of new titles mirroring a spring mood after months of confinement. The collection spans nature, travel, golf, theater, crime, and romance from authors such as Hubbard, Roosevelt, Graham, Lenz, Sherwood, and Barrington, including guides on bridge, parties, golf, radio, and art.
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Meblo ‘T. Miller
Haleoa
Roosevait
Smith
Eliott
Rudder Publishing Company
Graham
Charnley
Barnes
Dtenl
Ray
Yardon
Phocology
Harbin
D. Owen
Putnam's Book
Aspinwall
Adsma
Poster
F’ Ter
Leng
Lantz
Lenz
Shepard
War Chemical Magic
O'bert
Dally Dozen
Canin
Littin ‘Theater Organization
Dean
Nathan
Little Theaters
Stratton
Nood
Famous
Strang
Hollywood
Frosbure
Goldwyn
Clare
America
Davison
Everybody's Guide
Sholay
Venerable Bosco Beatified in Vatican Ceremony
Vatican City June 2 AP reports Don Bosco founder of the Salesians was beatified as Blessed Don Bosco in St Peter's Basilica before 70,000 faithful. The rite included papal confirmation, a Deum sung, and three days of Salesian services to follow. Don Bosco, born 1815 in Becchi Italy, founded the Salesian order and schools aiding working boys, expanding globally to thousands of priests and teachers.
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Vatican City
Don Tomas- Isard
Salesians
Sacred Congregation of Rites
Don Bosco
Merry del Val
Basilica
St. Peter's
Don Basco
Peters
Don John Bosco
Becchi
Piedmont
Italy
Salesian House
Last Crow scout White-Man-Runs-Him dies at Lodge Grass
The obituary honors White-Man-Runs-Him one of six Crow scouts who aided Custer and Reno at the Rosebud and Yellowstone patrols. He joined multiple expeditions against Sioux and Cheyenne bands, provided vital intel and provisions, and was praised for sagacity and courage. He helped in the Pryor Creek ceremonies and served in tribal councils.
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Rosebud
Custer
Wolf Mountains
Big Horm Country
Reno
Pryor Creek
Thomas la Forge
Miles
Fort Reagh
la Forge
Powder River
Plegan
Cows
Bell
Rock
Lodge Grass
Dixon
Montana
Wyoming
Washington
Plenty Coos
Pryor
Baptist Crow
Erickson
John White
Train After Train of Shriners Parade Charms Crowds
Freeland Kendrick, former Philadelphia mayor, proposes spending 600000 annually to build crippled children hospitals in Pittsburgh, Richmond, and western New York as the Shrine hospitals expand with 4260000 already devoted to care nationwide. The Arsble temple train from Houston signals a Shrine pageant with Imperial Potentate Frank Co Jones aboard. Thousands of spectators enjoy Shrine mirth amid Sabbath services in 18 churches and broadcasts from fourteen radio stations.
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Freeland Kendrick
Philadelphia
Shrine Hospital
Kendrick
Chhldren
Fitteburgh
Hitchmond
New York
Shrine
Denver clerk shoots holdup man in alley gun battle
Harold Foresman a Denver shipping clerk shot and fatally wounded L. L. Forrest 20 of Littleton after Forrest roped his gun in a morning holdup. Forrest died at the morgue. his wife identified him as the gunman. The report notes Forrest’s prior penitentiary term and mentions unrelated religious details.
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Denver
Harold Foresman
L. L. Forrest
Littleton
Foresman
Forestman
Foresmar
L. Forrest
James M Sipes dies after hearing Curley story of Little Big Horn
James M Sipes, 7, last survivor among the first listeners to Curley’s account of the Little Big Horn battle, died at his daughter's Billings home. A barber and Far West crew member, he heard Curley relay the 1876 events two days after Custer’s defeat, later lived in Miles City, survived by daughters and brothers, with funeral planned in Miles City.
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Billings
James Me. Sipes
Little Big Horn
George A. Quster
Miles City
Sipes
Far West
Grant Marsh
Steward Reuben Riley
James Boles
Pantryman
Big Horn
Anchorage
Yellowstone
Curley
Custer
de Sipes
Fort Bismarck
Mmm Reno
Benteen
Milet City
Billires
G. Appenalller
Spokane
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Lincoln
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Guster
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Dakota
Gibbon
Apollo Belvedere
Clerk
James M. Sipes
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