Smith Hls Team Runs Away In 17 1 Triumph Over Phone Bos
The Commercial Service bats overwhelmed three Telephone pitchers to hand Phone a 17 to 1 defeat. Smith Hickey dominated, while Johnson and Condon struggled with relief duties. Hardy Willman homered as the Creditmen solidified their hold on second place.
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Johnson
Condon
Hardy
Willman
Dr. Keane
Smith
Merritt
Roche
Tolaphaner
Fawus
Dezel
Ina Yi
Riegel
Barry
Sendan
Recker
Th. Johnnon
Sinlien
Tia
Totmis Coe
Joltsen
Flitn
Tom't
Service
OO Tewiri
Grorio
Toisle Ninin
Bertley
Keane
Geinaueen
Briscoe
Doubla
Ash
Gunnigal
When the Smoke Had Rolled Away Yesterday's Results
In a packed recap of league scores Tokyo remains unlisted. Chicago beat New York 1 0 while Washington defeated Cleveland Boston in a high scoring stretch. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh posted strong showings as Brooklyn and St Louis traded early leads.
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Chicago
New York
AL Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
New Fork
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St Louis
Louie
Cinetonatt
Philadalphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Pirates Rally Past Phillies In Big 14 2 Win
Pittsburgh Pirates hammer Philadelphia 14 to 2 marking Burleigh Grimes ninth straight win this season. The Quakers score came on Leroux’s homer as Pitsburgh rapped 16 hits and built early lead before a four run fourth inning, with Grimes tossing a complete effort.
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Pittsburgh
Fitteburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Quakers
Burleigh Grimes
Thompson
Huretto Friberg
Buccaneers
Grimes
Phillies
Lerloa
Friberg
Grantham
P. Waner
Pitsburgh
Sweetland
Roy
Philadelphian AB
Rag Hurst
Ray
Alnth
Pitteburgh
R.H. PO
A. E. Bartel
Sheely
Hargreaves
P. Ioida
Fittapureh
Bartell
Lorian
Waner
Comorosky
Traynor
P. Warner
Peel
Priberg
P- Waner
Thomprom
Hurst
Fiiber
Letton
Phiadelphia
Dittcouran Baro
Hyeeetland
Laeslug
Moran
Pittman
Quigley
Cardinals Take Firmer Grip On First Place
In St Louis on June 3 the Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Robins 9 to 8 in a tightly contested opener. The teams combined for 23 hits as Brooklyn’s Frederick and Hendrick homered, while St Louis’ Roetiger subbed in late. The game featured four lead changes and was decided in the eighth inning.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Brooklyn Robins
Dudley
Barlow
Sylvester Johnson
Sherdel
Frederick
Brooklyn
Aingle
Hendrick
Robins
Roetiger
Creattt
Cardinal
Gilbert
Io Herman
Broselea If
Moore
Bancroft
Hiennichy
Baviou
Friech
Bottomley
Roatiger
Wilson
Gelbert
Johnson
Galbert
Dauthit
Bottoming
Ortil
Filson
Berman
Breanlor
Moora
Einich
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Shordel
Jame
Mendrick
Stewitees
Brana Grolen
Henrick
Orastteen
Gellert
Friach
Balk
Johnaon
Halla
Dudlay
Johnson Sherdat
Ballog
Hite
Bee Johnson bin
Sitth
Gwerdel
At & Dudley
Herdél
Balibu
Beanton
McCormick
Tynes
Washington
Battleg Braxton
Sammy Gray
Alan
St. Louia
Bue
Abd le
McGowaty
Manush
Schulte
Sichang
C- O Rourke
Kerase
BE. Ray
Ripe
Ayer
Rice
FA West
Goulins
Cronin
Judge
Uv Hayaz
Ruel
Spence
Braxton, Brown
Hopkins
Tatersneens
Lagstead
Totyis
Beeston
Manth
Grownh
Giants capture third in easy win over Cubs
Chicago June 3 AP The New York Giants won 8 to 1 over the Cubs, completing a third straight victory over Chicago as steady pitching by Hubbell faltered. It marked the Giants’ fourth straight win and their 11th in 12 games, lifting New York into the first division alongside a Phillies defeat. Pat Malone left the game early with an injury.
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Chicago
New York Gianta
Cubs
Carl Hubbell
Phillies
New York
Pat Malone
Hal Carlson
Claude Jonuary
Giants
Welsh
Rouech
Lindstrom
Terry
Reesa
Jackson
Schalk
J O'Farrell
Hubbell
Peo *Crawfors
Sumimary
Rune
Stapnenson
O'Farrelly
V ‘Ott
Nouschk
Talon
MacMillan, Welsh
Hlerzo
Titse
Jannard
Hubbel
Maiona
Hubberl
Diatone
Cariion
Jonna
Majone
Antand Jordan
Pire
Mageriarih
Helena Country Club Opens This Saturday Evening
Helena Country Club announces a formal opening this Saturday evening with a dinner event. Secretary Albert A. Hoerr says reservations should be made with Mrs Bergquist or Mrs Peterson by Friday noon. President Claude Wilner returns this week to form committees and revive the club. Greens and fairways on the golf course have been worked on and play is heavier this season. The opening team includes Fred Kurz as chaiman, Dr Dan Treacy, and R O Kaufman. Helena plans to send a delegation to the state tournament at Anaconda this summer as players sharpen for the event.
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Finnert
Albert A. Hoerr
Bergquist
Peterson
Claude Wilner
Gammates
Fred Kurz
Chaseman
Dan Treacy
R. O. Kaufman
Helena
Anaconda
Swimming Meet Entries Pour In For Second Annual Meet
Entries flood in for the second annual swimming meet at Broadwater plunge on Saturday June 8. Montana University team enters for the first time with Bob Cooney in the 880 and 220 free, Carl Ross in sprints and diving, Harold Ruth in sprints, Phy Duncan in back and diving, George Husser in sprints, Frank Heikxila for Montana State in all free events and back stroke. Strong contingents from Butte and Great Falls expected to boost size and quality beyond last year.
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Morris Sanford
Broadwater Plunge
Montananiversity
Bob Cooney
Carl Ross
Harold
Babe” Ruth
Duncan
George Husser
Frank Heikxila
Kronstana State College
Butte
Great Falls
Reds Slip Into Lead And Vanquish Boston
Cincinnati built a six run first inning on Cartwell's three doubles and an error, then held the lead as Boston dropped their sixth straight to Cincinnati 12 to 3. Acting manager Johnny Evers shuffled the Braves batting order with Richbourg leadoff, but it did not halt the slide.
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Cincinnati
Cartwell
Feds
Boston
Johnny Evers
Braves
Richbourg
Seine
Flood claims two in Wyoming after cloudburst washes
Two men from Buffalo Wyoming, Robert Johnson and Jack Chapman, escape a car as floodwaters sweep across a highway eight miles west of Across. A third man, Rein, is swept away and presumed dead. The storm dumped up to 30 inches of rain in two hours, washing out Burlington railroad track and a new bridge near Ucross. Damages in Cheyenne area tallied at about 350000 overall, with ranches and city properties heavily affected.
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Across
Robert Johnson
Jack Chapman
Buffalo
Wyo
Rein
Chapman
Johnson
Wyoming
Reit
Billings
Burlington Railway
Arno
Wyoming Railroad
Ucross
Sheepago
Sheridan
E. T. Lazear
Hereford Ranch
Cheyenne
Larear
Burlington Railroad
Colorado and Southern
Crow Creek
Federal
Colorado
Mages Defeat Tigers In 13 Inning Mixer
Philadelphia beats Detroit 3-2 in 13 innings to end George Whie's nine game winning streak. Foxx doubles to start bottom of 18th, Dykes and Collins pinch hit, bases loaded after intentional walks, Able walks home the winning run. Grove claims his eighteenth win of the year.
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Bishop
Grove
Detroit
AB. Roh. PO
Johnson
Rice
Gehringer
Hellmann
Alexander
McMann
Phillips
Oo Schulbe
Chie
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Th. Miller
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Fosx
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Hall
Miller
Gebringer
Schulba
Philadelphal
Unie
Paltups
Hie Ieorand
Guthrie
Louis Victor Over Senator Nine In Washington Race
Louis defeats Senator Nine in a tight contest in St. TLaonle Washington. Local observers note the notable victory amid a crowded political field.
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Louis
Victor
Senator Nine
Unclear Baseball Odds From Fragmented Box Score
Fragmented OCR sports snippet mentions players such as Melille Mamas Gosith and Cro nity Gray with unclear teams. It lists bases, pitches, and umpires, including Brayton as pitcher and Lampbell Connally McGowar as officials. Timing shows 2:00.
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Manuel
Schany
C'Rourke
Melille
Cronkn
Frown
West
Mamas
Gosith
Cromiv
Hayes
Keona
Wel
Myers Myer U Tiyes
Lathon
Yankees Sweep White Sox in Tight Pitching Duel
New York defeated Chicago 4 to 2 as Ed Wells, the left handed rookie, out pitched Dizzy Lyons. Wells allowed only two hits while Gene Robertson delivered two key doubles for the Yankees in a strong, low scoring victory.
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New York
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Virtue
Ed Wells
Wells
Sox
Tei Lyons
Yanks
Lyons
Gene Robertson
Home Run Standings Inconsistent Report From Prank Newsroom
Odd listing shows players and teams misattributed in a spoofed home run standings rundown. Names like Frederick Hendrick Lindetrom, Gahrig and Simmone appear with erroneous spellings, mixing Pirates Robins Yankees and Phillies amid broken league totals and unclear dates.
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FOND
Yusterday Grantham
Pirates
P. Waner
Frederick
Robinet Hendrick
Robins
Lerian
Phillies
Lindetrom
Giants
Gahrig
Yankoon
Simmone
Athletien
JT. Roth
Fankees
Xtam
Hatey
Cardinals
J. Ott
Granta
American
Grandola
Dempsey signals comeback if money and opponent align
Jack Dempsey stated he would return for a heavyweight bout if the money is right and a worthy opponent can be found at Agua Caliente, Mexico. He planned to confer with former manager Gene Normile, who is pursuing his boxing services, as Agua Caliente officials gathered to discuss terms.
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Jack Dempsey
Agua Caliente
Mex
Dempsey
Gene Normile
Normile
Suggeston
Norvine
San Diego
Cal
Agua Caliento Organization
Dempser
Notville
James Caffroth
California
Dempee
Double by Robertson Helps New York Beat Chicago
Robertson drove in the go ahead run with a double in the first inning as New York edged Chicago 4 to 2. Clancy hit a solo homer for Chicago but Wells held the line after early trouble, with Cisell and Kerr turning two key double plays to stifle the Cubs. Uhr notes show Wells struck out three and Lyons walked twice. Umpires were Dineen and Tino.
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Robertson
Combs
Helder
Chicago
Clancy
Po Fiple
Ciseell
Wells
EB Metzler
Q Clavell
Kamm
A Clancy
Geynolda
Watwood
Karr
Autry
Lyons
Holtman
New York
AB. R. H
Spud Murphy Scheduled for Miracle Bout at Rave
Havre dispatch reports that the sensational one round knockout artist Spud Murphy has been lined up to face Wid Ponce of Los Angeles in a full eight round melee at the Rave. Edwin White, matchmaker for the Havray Athletic Club, announced the completed negotiations.
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Havre
Spud" Murphy
Dixie Lawcod
Minneapolis
Montana
Wid Ponce
Los Angeles
Edwin White
Mavray Athletic Club
Baseball scores and league updates from various circuits
Reports from the American Association Western League Southern Association and International League include Oklahoma City and Omaha results, Birmingham and Nashville scores, Baltimore and Jersey City, and a Montreal Buffalo Toronto set. Also notes on a missing Masonic ring with reward and the death of St Louis merchant Andrew J Jordan founder of A J Jordan Cink elery company.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Reading
Newark
Grain prices soar on expected federal wheat purchases
Wheat prices jumped as government money was reportedly about to be directed toward purchasing surplus wheat. The speculative wave sent rye corn and oats higher, with wheat up about 6 cents and corn firmer, while traders noted a frenzied bid to buy and sell in rapid turnover amid mixed crop estimates and export hopes.
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John P. Boughan
Associated Prees Market
Dalter
Chicago
United States
Indas
Navy
Iino
Wallington
Liverpool
Ravses
Serearvesnes
Sersiett Veerergtere
TUN Eesgelerstreceteatesnen
Ss Aalt
Six Montana scholars named Clark winners in 1929
Associated Press reports six high school students won Clark scholarships for high grades in studies and athletics. Winners include John Larimer Miles City Frank Ball Butte Dan Hunley Butte Central Harold Moe Great Falls Frank Little Dillon Rudolph Sayatovich Anaconda. Some plan to attend the University of Montana.
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Clark
John Larimer
Miles City
Frank Ball
Butte
Dan Hunley
Butte Central
Harold Moe
Great Fails
Frank Little
Dillon
Rudolph Sayatovich
Anaconda
University of
Missoula
Mac
Ball
Sayatovich
Grizzly
Hanley
Notre Dame University
Clarence Watson
Helena
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A. J. Jordan Cinkelery Company
Chuck” Bergheim
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