Hood Blanks Miners as Engineers Edge Win 3 0
Navy Engineers from the Montana School of Mines beat the Miners Union nine 3-0 as Wally Hood limited them to two late singles in a one hour seven minute game. Vandergrift allowed one earned run, and Moyra doubled in the third to drive home Pett.
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Navy Engineers
Montana School of Mines
Wally Hood
Miners Union
Big Slinger
Vancouver
Len Gerry
McMillan
Pomeroy
Miners
Eddie Coleman
Moyra
Verbeck
McQueens
Silver Bow Parks
Clark Park
Vandergrift
Navy
Hood
Pett
Aten
Boisvert
Hatter
Wells
Orlich
Butte Plans Boost for State Golf Tourney Setup
Butte hosts a cooperative buildup for Montana’s revived state golf tournament at the Butte Country Club July 21 22 and 23. Local events include a spring handicap tourney at the Country Club and a varied program at Highland View Municipal course plus a grand Sunday lunch opener for the gals.
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Montana
Butte Country Club
Country Club
Highland View Club
Four Links Vets Lead In Red Cross Open Golf Play
New Rochelle N Y June 16 UP Little Mike Turnesa and Byron Nelson moved into a deadlock for the lead in the Red Cross open at Wyckoff Country Club with 36 holes totaling 138. Nelson tied Turnesa at 138 as Harold Jag McSpaden stood on 139 and Vic Ghezzi at 140. Dom Morano staged a sharp rally with a 67 to match Turnesa’s Friday total.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Mike Turnesa
Byron Nelson
Wykagy] Country Club
Turnesa
Turnesas
Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Mike
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Philadelphia
McSpaden
Dom Morano
Belleville
N. J
Upset Sends Mary Arnold To Net Finals In Detroit
In the National Clay Court Tennis championship Mary Arnold of Los Angeles defeated Dhnis Hart of Miami 6 1 6 3 to reach the women's singles final where she will meet Dorothy May Bundy of Santa Monica who beat Pauline Betz in three sets. Both finalists are 27. Arnold, former Public Parks champion, also played on the 1937 Parks title team and has recent coaching stints in Mexico before becoming a secretary in Wilmington. In men’s semifinals Segura faces Norris after Norris beat Sam Rotberg Detroit 6 1 6 4 6 8 6 1 while Talbert meets Ralph Dilley of Cleveland.
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Detroit
Mary Arnold
Los Angeles
Dhnis Hart
Miami
Fla
Miss Arnold
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Calif
Pauline Betz
Pittsburgh
Talbert
Ralph Dilley
Cleveland
Probable pitchers listed for tomorrow's MLB games
New York at Boston features Voiselle and Pyle against Javery and Hutchinson. Brooklyn at Philadelphia has Webber facing Lee. Cincinnati at Chicago pairs Carter with Passeau. Pittsburgh at St. Louis has Sewell against Munger. Philadelphia at New York matches Plores and Black versus Donald and Zuber. St. Louis at Detroit lists Jakucki versus Gorsica. Boston at Washington pits Woods against Wynn. Only games scheduled.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cage
Chicago
Voiselle
Pyle
Javery
Hutchinson
Webber
Lee
Carter
Passeau
Sewell
Munger
Plores
Black
Donald
Zuber
Detroit
Jakucki
Gorsica
Washington
Woods
Wynn
Hollywood race meetings canceled by clubs
Boards of directors of the Hollywood Turf club and Bing Crosby's Del Mar Turf club announced the cancellation of their summer horse race meetings. The move faces opposition from government manpower agencies and defense-plant operators.
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Hollywood
U.P
Hollywood Tuuf Club
Bing Crosby
del Mar Turf Club
Browns Dominate Tigers 14 to 1 in Detroit
St. Louis Browns slugged 14 runs as Bob Muncrief earned his fifth straight win by defeating the Detroit Tigers 14 to 1 before 14,391. Overmire took his sixth loss, with four early Browns runs sealing the verdict.
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Detroit
Bob Muncreff
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Browns
Frank Overmire
Muncreff
Overmire
St. Louis
Abe
Gutdee
Hoover Ss
Epevene
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M'Qunn
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Moore Rf
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Christa
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Ross
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Beck
Gillespie
Higgins
Hafey
Kreevich
Christman
Outlaw
Floyd
Muncrief
Parker in AAA Debut Tonight
Charley Parker, Texas sprinter, makes his eastern debut at the fifty sixth annual A A U meet in New York. He seeks the 100 meter record of 10.3 while leading a 460-athlete field from 35 states DC and Cuba, with many in service. Parker, set for a Texas college future, faced delays due to Missouri floods delaying Western athletes.
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Charley Parker
Texas
Randall’s Island
Charley Paddock
Hal Davis
Olympic Club
Hulse
Parker
Bill Hulse
America
Gil Dodds
Hume Twins
Michigan
Don Burnham
Dartmouth
Jim Rafferty
Les Eisenhart
Ohio
District of Columbia
Cuba
Armed Services
Missouri
University of Texas
Navy
Walter Lentz
Statesville
N. C
Arnold Basche
Sioux Falls
S. D
Farrell T. Majors
Harold E. Fletcher
Beardstown
Ill
Shanks
Kehrer
Julian C. Cochran
Fort Scott
Kan
Shank
Baseball's Big Six Leaders Show Wide Margin Close
Baseball's Big Six standings list National League players Weintraub of the Giants 46 and Schultz of the Dodgers 45. Kurowski of the Cardinals 35 and Walker of the Dodgers 35 also figure. In the American League Cullenbine of the Indians 8 and Hayes of the Athletics 7 lead, with Spence of the Senators 6 and Seerey of the Indians 6. National League Ott of the Giants 17 and Weintraub 10 follow, with Kurowski 9 for the Cardinals.
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Giants
Schultz
Dodgers
Kurowski
Cardinals
Walker
Cullenbine
Indians
Hayes
Athletics
Spence
Senators
Seerey
Ott
Associated Press
Tucker
White Sox
Musial
Doerr
Red Sox
Hackett
Stephens
Browns
Junior Nines Seek High Scores In Local Leagues
American Legion junior baseball action produced high scores with Lincoln beating McKinley 14 to 8 as C Lecos led with a double and two singles. Dehne added a triple and a single for St Mary in a 12 to 2 win over St Lawrence. Emerson defeated Greeley 9 to 6 while Whittier led St Ann 2 to 0 before rain halted play.
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American Legion
West Siders
Cinders
C. Lecos
Lincoln
McKinley
Olson
Dehne
St. Mary
St. Lawrence
Clark Park
Emerson
Greeley
Kohler
Whitney
Frye
Whittier
St. Ann
Bill Cullen
St. John
St. Joseph
Lewis Stops Valdez in Denver Ring Feature
R. J. Lewis halted Frankie Valdez in eight rounds of a Denver Sports association card feature Friday night. The light heavyweight bout ended with Lewis battering Valdez as the scheduled ten round main event trimmed to eight. Freddie Taylor outpointed Paddy O'Leary to claim the Colorado lightweight title.
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Denver
R. J. Lewis
Frankie Valdez
Alamosa
Denver Sports Association
Freddie Taylor
San Francisco
Paddy O'Leary
Colorado
Waterfield returns to college after Army discharge
Star quarterback Bob Waterfield is released from the Army medical fold and plans to enroll at the University of California Los Angeles in time for spring practice starting July 3.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Bob Waterfield
University of California At Los Angeles
Tony Galento to referee amateur boxing card here
Billings officials announce that former heavyweight Tony Galento known as Two Ton will serve as guest referee for the amateur boxing event scheduled for June 27. Local promoters expect a lively night of matches with Galento drawing fan interest.
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Billings
Tony Galento
Reds Rally Past Cubs for 10–5 Victory in Chicago
Frank McCormick crushed a three run homer and Eric Tipton followed with a homer as the Reds rallied from an early deficit to beat the Cubs 10 to 5. Clyde Shoun earned his sixth win with Ed Heusser tossing three hitless innings. McCormick added a double and a single in Cincinnati’s 13 hit attack.
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Chicago
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
McCormick
Eric Tipton
Hi Vandenberg
Paul Erickson
Shoun
Fleming
Cincinnat
Tipton
Miller
Mesner
Milller
Fox
Pafko
Williams
Nicholson
York
Cincinnati
Vandenbergs
Nova Wins Decision Over Bill Peterson
Larruping Lou Nova of Oakland California edged Bill Peterson of Chicago in a ten round heavyweight bout before 6000 fans at Jacksonville baseball park Nova scored with hard rights to head and body drawing blood from Petersons nose in the third round Peterson opened cuts over both of Novas eyes with a short left jab in the third and seventh rounds Nova weighed 204 pounds Peterson 198.
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Jacksonville
Fla
U.P
Lou Nova
Oakland
Calif
Bill Peterson
Chicago
Jacksonville Baseball Park
Nova
Peterson
United States Assault Troops Land on Saipan Beachhead
U S forces launched a two mile wide landing around Charan Kanoa Saipan facing heavy inland fighting. Japanese resistance centered in swampy terrain with tank supported counterattacks while U S naval forces protected Tinian channel and air operations blocked Japanese interference during the assault.
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Saipan
Charan-Kanoa
Pacific
Europe
Japan
Guadalcanal
Tarawa
Guam
Philippines
Carolines
Charan Kanoa
Lioboone
Magiciennce Bay
Char
U. S
Tinian Islands
Tinian
Local candidate seeks constable post in Silver Bow township
Dixie LaHood 40 a native of Butte and former bantam champion filed a Democratic nominating petition for constable of Silver Bow township. He is a miner, ex smelter worker, union member, and now employed by the Great Northern railroad. He vows to champion the taxpayer and provide fearless service.
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Namen
Dixie) LaHood
Butte
Silver Bow Township
LaHood
East Mercury Street
Habat LaHood
Constable
Butte Miners’ Union
Moose Lodge
Syrian Peace Society of
Smeltermen’s Union of
Anaconda
Butte Pioneer Club
Townsend Club
Great Northern Railroad
Indiana Delegates Pledge to Roosevelt at Chicago
Indiana's 30 Democratic delegates were instructed by the state convention to cast all 20 votes for President Roosevelt for a fourth term at Chicago. Also reported, Tech. Sgt. Owen T. Brant was wounded in action in New Guinea on May 18, per War Department notification to his mother in Kalispell Montana.
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Helena
J. D. Murphy
Montana Association
Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Indiana
Chicago
Roosevelt
Kalispell
Tech
Owen T. Brant
Ruth Brant
New Guinea
War Department
Brant
Special Services Slated Sunday at St James Deer Lodge
St James Episcopal Church in Deer Lodge will hold morning prayer a special invasion service and sermon on Sunday June 18 at 11 oclock. Lay-vicar Lloyd George Comley leads, church school at 9:45 with Mrs E H Foster and Mrs N H Mayo in charge. Bishop H H Daniels of Helena may visit in July and August with dates to be announced.
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E. H. Foster
N. H. Mayo
H. H. Daniels
Helena
Deer Lodge
James Butler Dies at 69 in Spokane
James Butler 69 retired Milwaukee railroad engineer died suddenly Thursday at his son Emmett Butler’s home in Spokane. The body will go to Deer Lodge Saturday for Ross chapel services Sunday at 1 pm conducted by Rev. A J Maas. Burial is in Hillcrest Cemetery beside his wife Erma L Butler who died last September.
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Deer Lodge
James Butler
Milwaukee Railroad
Emmett Butler
Spokane
Ross Chapel
A. J. Maas
Lutheran Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Erma L. Butler
Butler
Milwaukee
Yawata Raid by B 29s Described as Most Successful
A powerful B 29 force targeted Yawata steel works in Japan, described by returning crews as the most successful raid yet. The operation marked a strong message that Japan's industrial core would face systematic destruction, with pilots facing light fighter and heavy flak resistance.
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U. S. Bomber Command
China
Yawata
Pittsburgh
Japan
Ruhr
Imperial Iron and Steel Mills
Empire
Roy Porter
CBS
New York
Porter
Robert Winters
Wichita
Kan
Ira Matthews
Fayette
Ala
Donald Humphrey
Postville
Iowa
Betty
Williams. Blanchard
Boston
George Stratemeyer
Kenneth B. Wolfe
John E. Upton
20Th Bomber Command
Blanchard
Stratemeyer
10Th Air Force
India
Wolfe
20Th
Makasan
Bangkok
Siam
Burma
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Dixie” Lahood
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Robert J. Kehrer
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U. S. Tire Service
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