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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1930

Page

8

Collegians Hope to Narrow Gap for Leap from Cellar

Intermountain and Kiwanis elU prepare a 6:30 p.m. baseball game at Smelter Field in Helena. Intermountain- players seek to climb from last place as Collegians show improvement in practice and aim to beat Kiwanis. Herrin and Robin may start on the mound for Intermountain, with anticipation of facing younger rivals.

Intermountain Kiwanis Haat Helena Intermountain-ε Kiwanla Club Intermountains Smith Mack Culver Klwants Herrin Rohinsgn Robinsum

Baseball Standings Echoes From Yesterday’s Games

Leading players and teams listed include Ruth and the Yankees with 26, Foxx 19, Herman 37 for the Robins, and others across the National and American leagues. Totals show National 107, American 230, grand total 647 against a backdrop of clubs like Indians, Yankees, Cubs, Braves, Phillies, and Robins.

Seeda Indians Lazzeri Yankee Fale Browns Foxx Ntedenp Averill Swanthant Pirater Nenaa Tigers Harris Seanters Ott National American

Northwest Publier Links Championship Golf Final Glimmers

Portland players dominate quarterfinals as Norby Norby and Chaifan win key matches. W A Moreland veteran Earl Chaifan advances after beating Charlie Walker while Bil Bladtwy downs George Parker and James Ruanang defeats Ray Hulburt. Semifinals set with Norby vs Chaifan and Bladtwy vs Ruanang.

Portland Ore Inc Ima Bares Tacoma W. A [ Norby Haat Moreland Earl Chaifan Charlier Walker Bil Bladtwy George Parker Jame Ruana

Grand Circuit Racing opens at Wort Miem track

Crinnin dominates the fourth heat as Calumet Annotta contends. Hetty Ann breaks through when called upon with a drive down. Chattanooga Nashville and Memphis are listed among the field locations and participants.

Toledo Onto Wort Miem Crinnin Crispin Calumet Annotta Conting Ascend Hetty Ann Brake

Coast League Tateanations Ta keanation Tateanations

A brief coastal league item mentions Baltimore and a game or event involving LaaQuae Tateanations with unclear details from the OCR. The readable names suggest a sports or regional competition context though specifics are not present.

Pirates Flinch Philadelphia for Twin Victory

Pittsburgh Titers top Philadelphia Na tlounia in a double header by 1 0 and 11 6. Pittsburgh benefited from a misplayed delivery by Philadelphia pitcher Calling, allowing Brickley to score on a misplay and Grantham belted a solo homer in the second game.

Pittsburgh Ting Philadelphia Pirates Callings Brickely Grantham Pitladelythia Collet

Sam Gray 15 Easy For A Sll Mighty Swatters

Philadelphia June 26 Sam Gray drove in two runs and scored as the Athletica beat St Laura Browne 3 to 2 in the opening game of the serien. Gray left after five innings, Mackmen pounded him for 19 hits with eight for extra bases. Batting order shows Me N ay Rommel Mello and Guile among others in a high hitting contest.

Philadelphia Sam ‘Gray The Athletica St. Laura Mellie Guile Foe Faery Tho Miller McNeinay Tree Rommel Insings Gray Simmer Drkex Rowmel Tee Mello McHale Opel Chase

Indians Outslugged by Yankees Batters

New York June 26 Yankees built a 13 to 11 victory over the Cleveland Indians as Pennock won his seventh game of the season. The Indians chased Pennock early but New York extended their lead, with Reeds Hodapp Averill and others contributing key hits. Lattimore and others were also noted in the rough scoring sequence.

New York Yankees Pennock Cleveland Indians Erson Tim Aighih Yanks Cleveland Reeds Hodapp Man Hare Averill Tony Lattori Washington Wea Ferrall Clevaland Ser Nationals Deen Hallaway Detroit Reuse Harris OB Marberry Stiiman Pd Bob Foo Laden Mls Alexender Amay Poat Byrd Funk Werber Ca Mayworthy Ruth Runa Mickey Genrix Larsen Ruin Amor- Pieverseere Cooke rungp—Seens Lampert Dicker Peu Acare Innlega Wecber Detrale Dercs Wares Wagnington Ferrell Roloway Boo Pennecks Ty Bherld Jude Rennack Perrell Walloway Conringey Fotherail Harrigon Hite Terrell Dtolloway Johnaen Boang Pennack pacae—Menuod Whiteni Waltonit Octeel Camppall Contotty Cronin

VANKS KEEP PAGE AT NETS IN WIMBLEDON

Wimbledon reports by Frank H. King recount American players dominating today with seven doubles and two singles wins. Notable figures in attendance included Byitfat nobility and Bobby Jones, as Elizabeh Ryan and Miss Hyau posted strong results amid a long list of competitors.

Vanks NETS Wimbledon Frank H. King England Byitfat Bobby Jones Royal Box Atlantic Minn Mary Greet Kangasur

Senators Lament Tigers Rout in Rained Fourth Inning

Baseball game summary showing Cleveland and New York performances with errors and substitutions. Notable events include Marberry pitching for Cleveland and Ferrall for Detroit, with runs and hits scattered across innings.

Giants Run Wild on St Louis Lot

The New York Giants routed the St Louis Cardinals 12 to 4 as Mitchell stymied the home team while Giants hitters pounded Cardinals pitching. Mel Ott drove in several runs, and Critelli and Leach contributed key hits as New York plated in every inning except the ninth.

Giants ST. Louis Bl. Louis New York Giants Claynen Mitchell New York Crita Leach Mel Ott Bell Atlthell St. Louie Ee Lindstrom Tere Wesson Chieas Macuball Sackwan Allen Bo Rot Bouttitt Ef Adams Svat Uriach Gersert Wilgon Ed Maines Raoe Granae el Linnae Tink Ingigrene York Lowden Rune Jackton Jaxon Orler Wat Ana —Orlte Wind Watkins Douthis Louis Aff Mitchell Haines Beabowski Alf Hindeey Mitcheil Undses Crabavakl Lindery Welt Jackson Critzeat Terry

Vanquishing Chicago Opens Brooklyn Victory in Opener

Chicago and Brooklyn clash as Deesy Vance leads the Brooklyn Robins to a 7 to 1 win over the Cubs in Chicago. The Dazzler hurled a strong game, holding Chicago to nine scattered hits while Charley Root allowed five, with Teachout and Nelson keeping Brooklyn offense efficient. Brooklyn sits two games ahead in the standings after the opener, with details of lineups and misc. notes included.

Chicango Deesy Vance Brooklyn Robins Gubs Hrooklyn Chicago Dazzler Cubs Tcbing Charley Root Teachout Nelson Brooklyn Funuicke Stephenson Grimm Harmon Ec Lm Olsgieman Neleon Telesain Bummaars Rutty Peberrr Ofinert Ir Hermem Wright Berphensan Beewss Busted Sweece Vance Traehout Commavey. I Buhr Sunseed Nelsons Tin Bartel Pier Ping Ky Bremen Patinaren Vila Bimmary O'Dowl Convery Baukhern Blitsionk Them Sno Brame Zyoa Xetn Orance Gamaromy iBherlpes Waner Burr Traynor Grenthem Hunt Grantham Bartello Sherlock Bartell Muhr Bast Philadelphia Pitlaboreh Bouse Heyshe Alruck Sheeer Mite Collard Smythe Sweetland Lin Maran Scott and Klein

Sports scores from American Association and Western League games

Summary of scattered baseball scores shows Columbus 1 Kansas City 6, Indianapolis 10 Minnesota 1, Toledo 1 Milwaukee 1, Louisville 14 St Paul 4, Oklahoma City 6 Pueblo 2, St Joseph 4 Denver 6, Wichita 3 Des Moines 4, with Topeka by Omaha 2 dollars involved in the last line.

Columbus Kansas City Indianapolis Minnespolis Toledo Milwaukee Louisville St. Paul Oklahoma City Pueblo St. Joweph Denver Wichita Des Moinen Topeka Omaha

Minnesota School Building Boom Drives $11 Million Budget

A Minnesota survey shows an extensive school building program this summer with contracts aggregating about $11 million for the coming school year. Construction nears completion on many projects while others rush to finish additions and new buildings by September. Minnesota now has 0,186 school houses valued at about $151,988,440 with no fire losses this year, and fire-proof construction becomes common.

St. Paul Minnagoin Cloning Son Pervious Wirnga Ramuel A J. M. McGonnall Atate Thess Tanta Chansan Evry Minnesota

Four veterans reach semifinals in Colorado golf meet

At Broadmoor Country Club Colorado Springs four seasoned players advanced to the 20th annual Trans-Vinatenial championship semifinals. McCrory defeated Chadwell eight and seven while Van Zandt beat Tonen four and ten. Manion, Crooks, and Maytag also posted progress as rough weather and extra holes shaped the day.

Frank Frawley Broadmoor Country Club Colorado Springs Colo XAP Jimmy Manion St. Lotiian Walter Crooks Kannistophomore Ain van Zandt Manion Crooke Frank Fagnoh Kansan City Denver Law Tot van Zandt Maytag O. Brown Tincolm Nebranks McCrary Kia Kane

Japanese aviator aims round world flight from Los Angeles

Zennaku Aguma, a Japanese aviator, began a globe spanning journey starting in Los Angeles, planning a steady, hop by hop path to New York with Europe by steamer, and then a return to Japan via Siberia. He rested at Curtis–Steinberg yet to resume flying, facing strong winds after a hazardous overnight leg from Kansas City to the coast.

St. Lowia Zennaku Aguma Curtisn- Steinberg New York Europe Asuma Low Angeles Kansas Ciy Japan Sibéria

Northwnest Crops Improve Across Midwest in Week Review

St Paul June 26 The general outlook remains favorable for wheat corn and other crops though wind damage and weed blowing caused notable losses in North Dakota Montana and western Minnesota. Most non wind damaged crops look healthy with good color and growth Prospects brighten in southern Minnesota and Red River valley with fields around Slayton Worthington Jackson and Marshal showing strong growth Minor corn damage from excessive rainfall noted near Redwood Falls radar towns but corn in some areas remains late needing warm dry weather.

St. Paul Northwest North Dakota Minnecote Minnesota Rad River Valley Slayton Worthington Jackson Snd Marshal Phow Redwood Palla Ranville Olivia, Henson and Madson

Byrd Honors Bennett Hennett in Memory of Pioneering Aviator

New York June 36 Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd joined Brooklyn in paying tribute to Floyd Bennett Brooklyn's most famed winter companion Byrd and Bennett shared flights across the North Pole. In 1928 Bennett died in Saint Johns Newfoundland after illness during a record flight. A thunderstorm caused damage today at Bonavista North with boats adrift and fishermen harmed, storms shattered windows.

New York Richard E. Byrd Brooklyn Floyd Hennett Byrd Nott Pole Admiral Byrd Floyd Bennett Jamaica Croak- Inn Bennett Greanley Ireland Saint John's N.fp Tamedon Bonavinta Porta Anid

Police Chiefs to Convene in Duluth Exhibition of Police Tech

Duluth hosts the seventh annual convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police from August 4 to 7. The event will feature a four day exhibit of modern police equipment including wireless and radio contact systems. Police chiefs from major U.S. and Canadian cities will attend and view demonstrations on gang suppression and crime fighting using advanced tools. Major exhibitors include Jarman manufacturers with space filled as departments plan teletyperelated demonstrations and live reports between cities.

Duluth International Association of Caleta of United States Dia H. Barber Due Ivth Jarman Etata Barberanti Viattora Chicago Barber Éttlee Canada Policn St. Louis Minngepo

Missing minister 18 found dead in desert

A body found tonight in a desert near Buckeye, about 30 miles west of Hern, matches the description of Rev. Thomas Howard, a Minnesota minister missing since June 7. Authorities identified the deceased as a 18 year old man named Phoonts Arle Juma.

Phoonts Arle Buckeye Hern Thomas Howard Minnesota

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