Guldahl Favored in National Open Golf Meet
The National Open opens with Guldahl as the man to beat after a string of victories and strong form. Eight score of top players, including Snead Cooper Metz and Picard, contest the event at Philadelphia Country Club with eighteen holes tomorrow and more rounds to follow.
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Henry McLemore
Philadelphia
Guldahl the Great
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Guldahl
Detroit
Denver
Guldah
Philadelphia Country Club
Harry Cooper
Sammy Snead
Dick Metz
Henry Picard
Cooper
Byron Nelson
Benny Hogan
Paul Runyan
Craig Wood
Johnny Revolta
Fd Dudley
Denny Shute
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Billy Burke
Jag McSpaden
Olin Dutra
Johnny Goodman
North Shore
Goodman
Willie Turnesa
Bud Ward
San Francisco
Chick Harbert
Wilfred Wehrle
Seventy six dog owners enter Butte show in Murray Clinic event
Seventy six Butte dog owners filed entry blanks for the second annual dog show to be held at the Murray Clinic building on June 10. Twenty seven breeds are represented with a grand winner and runner up awarded best in show. Committee members include Mrs. E. J. Barker and Miss Gertrude Nichols. Tickets available at the entrance with a small admission fee to cover ribbons and expenses.
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Murray Clinic
Butte
E. J. Barker
Dikkane Eill Kha Amwardad
Barker
Gertrude Nichols
A. J. Raymond
Ben Evans
J. Raymond
Chesapeake Bay
Danny Kane
Pal
James EF. Bertoglio
Ted
Clyde Carpino
Mickey
Ruby V. Dennis
Brown
Sporting Hounds
Beagles
George Kerrigan
Joe Mullen
Blackie
Doberman Pinschers
Joseph H. Harris
Frisky
E. P. Daws
Fred von Wagner
Robert G. Vogel
Marko
John Phillips
Prince
Wanda
Terriers
Airedales
Ray J. Garland
Pat
L. H. Moughton
Major League Dream Game to Be Monday
The dream game will be played at Cooperstown to conclude the baseball centennial celebration. National and American league stars will form teams on Doubleday field before an estimated 10,000 visitors. Eddie Collins will pick one side with Honus Wagner selecting the other. Bill Terry will lead a Giants delegation including Mel Ott Bill Jurges and Carl Hubbell. Sydney Wooderson sails to run in Princeton June 17.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Abner Doubleday
Doubleday Field
Eddie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Honus Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Terry
Giants
Mel Ott
Bill Jurges
Carl Hubbell
Dog Breed Show Entries Listing Handlers and Dogs
The document lists multiple dog breeds with handlers and dogs for a show. Entries include WIRE FOX TERRIERS with George Kerrigan and dogs Judy Dotty Whiskers Terry Spotty Teetotaler's Duchess. SMOOTH FOX TERRIERS with Herman Toots. SCOTTISH TERRIERS with Duffy Syko Black Angus. SEALYHAMS Duster Patsy Rhoona. TOYS GROUP 5 PEKINGESE Ming Toy Chitu To Wei Cheri. POMERANIANS Champion Fraserview Jacobean. CHIHUAHUAS Don Antonio. Non-Sporting Group 6 BOSTON TERRIERS Rex Skippy Patsy Fifi speckled brindle Mr Gigney. CHOW CHOWS Chang Hi Hupa Toyo Chang Gama Cheekee. SPITZ Snoopy. DALMATIANS King.
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Grey Hill
Loretta G. Wilson
Lindy Norris
Wire Fox Terriers
George Kerrigan
Judy
Sandy Rooney
Dotty
Warren DeMaris
D.G. Stivers
Duster
Tom Walker
Chang
Rose Turner Hamilton
Gama Cheekee
Spitz
Ralph Hageno
Snoopy
Dalmatians
Grace Brown
King
DiMaggio Return Sparks Yanks Past White Sox in Chicago
Joe DiMaggio returns to centerfield and belts a third inning three-base hit as the New York Yankees top the Chicago White Sox 5 to 2. Lefty Gomez, with timely bunts and a sacrifice fly by Selkirk, helps produce the decisive runs and DiMaggio scores on a walk and a fielding error. In Detroit, Philadelphia Athletics win 5 to 4 behind a 14-hit assault on Lynwood Rowe and Luther Thomas.
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Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
DiMaggio
Tommy Henrich
New York
Yankees
Ray Radcliff
Bill Dickey
Thornton Lee
George Selkirk
Joe Gordon
Lefty Gomez
Chicaro
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Bermath
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Rensa
Frasier
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Henrich
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Gordon
Belma
Walker
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Selkirk
Cromer
Appling
Lee
Detroit
Philadelphia
Athletics
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Nelson
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Gleeson
Galan
Bartell
Passeau
Whitehead
Bonurs
Jurges
Lazzeri
Herman
Moore
G. Russell
Melton
Washington Senators Rally Past Indians in Doubleheader
In Cleveland, the Senators won 13-9 with a ninth inning seven-run burst to take both ends of the doubleheader. Washington also won the opener 10-4 behind Roberto Estalella who hit two homers. Estalella totals include three RBIs in the opener and two more in the nightcap, with Heath and Bloodworth contributing key hits. Attendance 7,500.
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Washington Senators
Clevelands Indians
Roberto Estalella
Washton AB
Zuber
Washington
Estalelia
Welas
Gelbert
Bloodworth
Bluege
Campbell
Chapman
Heath
Webb
Troski
Estalella
Lewis
Carrasquell
Kelley
Giants Cast Off Old Tony Lazzeri
Tony Lazzeri former Yankees star and veteran infielder was released by the New York Giants after a troubled showing in which he made two errors and misplayed bunts. The player had previously moved from the Cubs to the Dodgers before joining the Giants.
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Tony Lazzeri
New York
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Baseball Scoreboard Summary for Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results show Chicago 7 New York 1 Pittsburgh 2 Boston 0 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4 1 Louis 7 Brooklyn 3. Tonight's games include Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Boston plus New York 6 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 6 Detroit 4 and rain postponements with Boston at St. Louis and other schedule notes.
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New York
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Boston
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Detroit
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Stephenson's Hurling Wins Over Woodmen
The Grands beat the Woodmen 2 to 0 in a rain shorted game as Stephenson one hit the Woodmen while Fagan allowed two hits. The victory strengthens the Grands hold on second place in the Butte Amateur Baseball league standings. East Side Centerville and Legion McQueen games were postponed due to muddy grounds.
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Grands
Stephenson
Woodmen
East Side
Centerville
Legion-McQueen
McQueens
Fagan
Shepard
Kearney Ss
Aslatt
Brozvch
Hollandis
Plutelf
Edwards
Rmcrtyer
Latimerci
Ryane
Rolettolf
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Vsiatte
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Huskies Stop Here Before Poughkeepsie Regatta
Forty University of Washington crew members halted in Butte for 15 minutes en route from Seattle to Poughkeepsie for the annual regatta. Led by Ki Aldrickson the team prepared for varsity junior varsity and freshman events with their own shells and a baggage car to maintain conditioning. John Evans served as student manager.
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Butte
Seattle
Poughkeepsie
Ki Aldrickson
John Evans
Detroit Old Timers defeat Country Old Timers in four innings
In Briggs stadium Detroit, the Detroit Old Timers a squad of former Tigers players beat the Country Old Timers a suburban lineup 4 to 3 in a four inning exhibition game played this afternoon.
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Detroit
Briggs Stadium
Detroit Old Timers
Tiger
Six Clubs to Open Pennant Race in City
Butte's Citywide Junior Baseball league begins Friday at Clark Park with six teams, forming a three game schedule. The Butte Active club sponsors the league, providing guidance and a baseball school alongside the circuit. Games start 9 to 11 am with McQueen Juniors, Boulevard, West Side, Centerville Juniors, Grand Juniors and Parkway Juniors competing.
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Clark Park
Ted Rule
WPA
Butte Active Club
Recreation Division
Rule
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Boulevard
West Side
Centerville
Grand Juniors
Parkway
McQueen Juniors
Bolevard
Grand
Wege O'Leary
Ray Cote
John G. Sullivan
Tony Mihelich
Leo Michelsky
Hi Brown
Chuck Hensley
Montana State College Names 33 Returnees for 1930 Grid Season
Bozeman June 7 Thirty three Montana State College football players are invited to report for practice September 1 ahead of a three game Pacific coast trip. Coach Schubert Dyche lists returning veterans and freshmen from Montana towns including Stevensville Havre Klein Scobey Great Falls Anaconda Townsend Butte Billings Polson Whitehall Miles City Darby Lonepine and more.
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Montana State
Pacific Coast
Schubert Dyche
Max Stark
Stevensville
Joe May
Havre
Frank Krivec
Klein
Stubby” Field
Scobey
Ray Daley
Great Falls
Arnold Berglund
Grass Range
Joe McGeever
Anaconda
Jack Burke
Harlowton
John Vollmer
Dana Bradford
Townsend
Floyd Roth
Manhattan
Nick Vovetich
Frank Strong
Butte
George Wallis
Billings
George Porter
Richey
Art Habel
Dutton
Bob Olson
Women’s Softball League Opens Tonight in Butte
The Butte women’s softball league, formed recently and rain delayed, will begin at 6:30 p.m. with two games. Shanty faces Shamrocks at Anselmo field, and Terminal plays Morans at Boulevard field. Two additional teams will not be ready to start tonight.
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Shanty
Shamrocks
Anselmo
Terminal
Morans
Boulevard
Reds Take Opener 5-4 Over Phillies In Philadelphia
The league leading Cincinnati Reds beat Philadelphia 5 to 4 as eight Reds hits support early 4-0 lead. Lloyd Moore won his seventh, while the Phillies’ 13 safeties were tempered by costly miscues. Brack's double and Arnovich's two runs highlight Cincinnati offense.
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Phillies
Cincinnati
Lloyd Moore
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Ale
Swift Blank Bees as Pirates Win 2 0 in Debut Start
Pittsburgh pitcher Bill Swift held the Boston Bees to seven scattered hits and shut out the Bees 2 to 0 in his first start of the season. The Pirates broke through in the fourth when Chuck Klein started with two singles and, after a Suhr and Handley rally, scored the go ahead run. Klein drove in Brubaker for another Pirates run. Notable stats include Swift earning the win and MacParden taking the loss, with an attendance of 2,795.
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Boston
Bill Swift
Boston Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia
Pirates
Gus Suhr
Lee Handley
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Suhr
MacParden
McGee Shuts Down Dodgers as Cardinals Win 7 3
St Louis beats Brooklyn 7 to 3 behind Fiddler Billy McGee who improved to five and 0. St Louis hitters staged an 11 hit assault with Mize two base hits and three base blows by Owen and Mize along with Phelps driving in runs. Brooklyn stranded five baserunners and Camilli credited with an error.
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Phelps
Coscarart
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Owen
Koy
Gutteridge
McGee
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Bobby Riggs Favorite In French Meet
Paris June 7 Bobby Riggs heavily favored to win his first European title in the French hard court singles championship starting tomorrow. The 21 year old No 1 American amateur leads a 64 player field and opens against Roland Journu of France with Ferenc Puncec Yvon Petra and Ottar Szigetti among other seeds in a strong lineup. Absence of German players noted.
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Bobby Riggs
Don Budge
Riggs
Roland Journu
France
Journu
Christian Boussus
Mud and Rain Test Butte Softball League Play
Muddy fields did not stop Butte softball action last night with tight games and scattered blowouts. Eclipse beat Englewood 7-5 amid protest over early halt, while Hardin-Gagner won 6-1 over Texaco and Anselmo routed the Freebourns 17-1.
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Butte
Eclipse
Englewood
Hardin-Gagner
Texaco
Chappelles
Silver Bow Parks
Anselmo
Freebourns
Butte Beers
B” Club
Postoffice
Elks
Bob and Rays
Mountain Con
Scouts Invited to Missoula Montana Semi-Pro Tourney
Major league scouts from all 16 clubs in the American and National leagues have been invited to Missoula for the Montana Semi-Pro Baseball tournament July 15 to 23. Acceptance would let them view the state's top ivory talent and motivate participating clubs. The Montana winner advances to a regional tournament to select national championship contenders.
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Montana
Missoula
Batting leaders and RBI totals from major leagues
The Associated Press tally lists top hitters and leaders across leagues. Arnovich McQuinn Hoag and McCormick shine with high averages while Wright Williams and Goodman Lombardi top runs batted in. home run leaders include Berg Camilli and Lombardi among others.
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Browns
Hoag
McCormick
Reds
Sullivan
Bonura
Giants
Wright
Senators
Williams
Red Sox
Walker
White Sox
Goodman
Lombardi
Greenberg
Tigers
Gelkirk
Yankees
Camilli
Dodgers
Lombard
Mize
Cardinals
Ott
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