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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1939
Page
14
Merchants prepare a local event at Legion Lot to entertain Bonner as a weather forecast looms. A strong Western end squad from Woodmen is noted as among the best, with teams and players named in a lively account of preparations and expected matchups.
Bozeman Argonauts schedule a game with Boosterg this afternoon. Readable text mentions players like Murphy and Cartwright and references potential lineups and tactical notes.
National Badminton Association released rankings naming Dave Treeman of Payudena Cait and Mary Willthmoore of Boston among the nation’s top players. The fourth annual winter tournament will be held in Seattle March 6 to 6, 1940, with Freeman 19 having risen in two years of play and Del Barkhufe of Beatle noted as a former champion now ranking low.
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A meeting of the State Tennis Association convenes at the Missoula office with delegates from several counties. The agenda covers regulations for an upcoming memorial tournament and related matters at Beattie Memorial courts. Attendees include Dr. V0 of Missoula and Ruth Horgniak as state secretary, with several others listed.
Weather disruptions force postponement of the planned match between Wilong town and Country era and Shalt Country club in Butte Helena. Officials reported unfavorable conditions and suspended play, with a potential reschedule under better skies. About twenty five to thirty Helena golfers planned to participate.
East Helena edged University Store of Missoula 2 to 1 after 11 innings in a rain shortened game. Pitching by John Scrip Strenac and key hits from Rigler helped East Helena score in the second inning, while University Store answered in the fifth but fell short.
California dominates the event with the Huskies second and Navy third as top finishers. The report highlights Cal's record-breaking performance, Syracuse and Washington competitors in pursuit, and notable race details across the relays and distances.
Detroit and New York clash in a muddled game at Yaskye stadium as the Yankees rally in the ninth to edge the Tigers. Buck Newsom struggles for Detroit while Ned Ruffing limits Detroit’s offense until late. The Yankees plate the decisive runs on timely hits and push ahead 13 to 0 for New York.
Disjointed OCR fragment lists individuals and places such as Indianapolis Milwaukee and Chicago figures. It mentions final patrols and a monetary total around 24 000 000 with scattered names like Andrews Curlee Drakend Beemernal Pave Kanan City Blan Weaver Madsen Ratten Vanham While McCollough Toledo Mingapotla and others.
The Reds outhit the Bees but were edged 5 to 4 in a tense opener. Vander Meer pitched well for Boston, while lead runs came on Wurstler and West’s doubles. Several double plays saved Cincinnati from a bigger hole as the late rally fell short.
Princeton, Nyt Sue 1 - Syneiy Woodersey's long invasion of our running ends sourly as Britons blame Wooderson and Rideout for a collision that cost a potential record. Fenske wins the mile in 4:11 amid a windy, chaotic program with no records set, while Rideout crashes late and Wooderson finishes fourth.
Notre Dame hurdler Greg Rice shines as he wins the two mile and helps his team, with strong showings from Southern California and Wisconsin, at a major meet. Trojans Nevada and Stanford also post top finishes as Cal and Michigan trail.
Weil dominates nets in France Paria as top American recruits reach Wadler finale. Mutplaynd Rahhy UaRe of Chicago, the No 1 amateur, defeats rivals to reach the Wadler final while teaming with Chatter Harrie to overcome Adam Manavocky and Ginacy Moeryyakt of Poland. In doubles they advance to face Jean Boratre and Jacques Brugnon, who beat Eli Gabry and partner. Simone Mathieu of France forts to defend women’s title by ousting Jadwiga Jeanne-Jounxa of Poland in a tightly contested match.
New York June 17. Johns tows fallspringipal a-year-al vively diazy again today. Leaving Chall¢don and Volltant far down the stretch, as he won the Dwyer stakes at Aqueduct to bring Bla otal earning to $166,215, William Woodward's champion at 1979 won handily by length and a half from Sun Lover of the Chicago-owned MiDudula stable. Challedon weakened but atti nced third safely, five magthe in front of the unruly Volitans. "Big John" added $9,260 to the earnings through today's purse. His winn legs for the year are $123,895 Herald W . Brann'a Challedos, and Valliant back in full for the decisive racing they gave him all Preakness mud last May. That was the only 1998 start Bebaa Jost. In Carter Just before the Dwyer, andone of Woodward's horses, Wighling Fox, easily won the Carter handi cap by four lengths, with Cac't Walt second and Rough Tine third
Dettweiler maid Halen Deitweiler, a 21 year old Washington professional, dethroned Anattlee Barrett, 22, as the Western Open women’s golf champion today by winning the final match four up. The new champion took the first hole and solidified advantage through most of the match despite late pressure.
Promoter Toms Ervin of Birmingham watches Tony Galant train for a heavyweight bout with Joe Lanl in New York at Yankee Stadium on June 28. Ervin predicts the portly New Jersey keeper may upset the favorite as Angyaning s can happen on fight night. In New Jersey, a lighter round shows Jon Loula and Angyaning s weigh heavy as talk of a big event continues.
Toledo Oho June 7 CAP Tieney Heard and Johnny Revolta surged ahead in the Inverness four ball tournament. They shot 66 in the morning to lead Timmy Thamann and Tenmy Armour and won 4 to beat Slammin Sam Snead and Vic Ghenzi in the afternoon one up.
Chicago June 17 AP Surface Jr. of Kansas City and Henry Prumot of Beattie advance in the national clay court tenure tournament at River Forest. Surface ranked No. 7 overpowers Dick Justin of Chicago 6-1 6-0 in the second round while Truscott seeds 10th eliminates Chicagoan JJ Ohne.
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