This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 33 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
10
Caseys top Walkerville 8-3 to tighten race with Colored Giants as Leroux hits a triple and homer to spark the win. Kiely held the Hill City club to seven scattered hits, while Crnich and Cooke were charged with losses in a high-scoring game.
Heinie Manush connected with two of three hits off Charlie Ruffing in a Washington New York game as the standout among baseball’s big six. Home run standings list Bob Johnson and Foxx with one each, leaders Johnson 23 Foxx 21 Gehrig 20 Ott 19 Klein 18 Bonura 18. American league totals 333 national 313 overall 646.
Charley Kocsis of Michigan crushed Woodrow Mallow 9 and 8 to reach the intercollegiate golf final. Fol White of Texas edged Banks of Notre Dame 1 up at 37 holes, as Charley Yates and Frank Ridlee of Georgia Tech advanced to the semis in Cleveland.
The Swifts beat the Columbian Squires 16 to 15 in a high scoring junior league baseball game last night. The win keeps the Swifts in the race and their next game is set for Monday.
Newark 10 Baltimore 12 Rochester 8 Toronto 2 Albany 8 Syracuse 6 Buffalo at Montreal rain courses noted.
Philadelphia Nat failed 11 hits 6 runs against New Haven 6 to 11 in an exhibition game. Grabowski Holden Ger seron Crowley noted for the Phillies. Cubs beat Wheeling 13 to 4 in Wheeling with Atternee-soiner Tate Lestick and others listed.
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the Harrisburg team defeated Boston in a nine inning game by a score of seven to six. Garrity Hogan Montague Cooney and Maple contributed for Harrisburg while Boston faced seven runs on twelve hits with four errors.
Elmer Layden, Notre Dame coach and athletic director, arrived in San Francisco to meet UC graduate manager William Monahan and consider a potential Irish versus Golden Bears game. He plans a friendly visit and golf with Monahan and Stanford’s Dink Templeton, but said no immediate game is planned.
Bill Tilden, touring with professional tennis players, praises Gottfried Von Cramm after his French hard court singles win over Crawford. Tilden, an early booster since 1930, notes Von Cramm’s likely status as Europe’s leading player with potential to become first.
Cedar Rapids 17 Des Moines 6 Rock Island 12 Davenport 4 St Joseph Topeka 3 Sioux City 9 Omaha 10 standings puzzle of night shows several decisive results across the circuit with Omaha edging Sioux City by one run.
Milwaukees Marquette stadium hosts the 47th AAU national meet with Olympic and world record holders. Two day carnival features Cunningham and Bonthron in 1500m, Eastman against Hornbostel in 800m, and senior, junior fields plus selections for European and Japanese tours.
In Seattle officials estimate 10 000 fans witnessed Frisky Matron win the inaugural handicap as the Washington Jockey Club opened a 60-day race meeting at Longacres track.
In Spokane four Pacific Northwest women advance to the Northwest Amateur Golf championship semifinals. Marian McDougall of Portland dominates F J Garrison to reach the semis while Mrs F B Ross of Kalispell defeats Spokane’s Mrs Arthur Betts. Mrs G R Johnson of Seattle and Mrs Don Scott of Bremerton also advance.
Spokane Country Club scene in Spokane Wash June 28 Don Moe of Portland battles to stay in the running for the Pacific Northwest amateur title as Ralph Whaley Seattle Ken Storey Spokane and Bob White Spokane win semi final spots. Storey and White secure finals places with Ward Wrothman Seattle boy fading early in a strong Spokane showing.
Briton Henry Cotton fired a record 65 to go with a 67 first round and reach 132 at the British Open halfway, leading Alf Padgam, Denny Shute, Joe Kirkwood and Charles Whitcombe who are tied for third at 143. The field narrows as 69 survivors advance to the final 36 holes.
Detroit at Navin Field defeated Chicago 8 to 7 in 10 innings after a 104 degree day. Gehringer and Greenberg delivered timely doubles in the ninth and tenth to seal the win as Dykes misplayed a key sacrifice.
At Wimbledon England on June 28 the United States posted five men and two women singles victories. After showers delayed late matches the day highlighted Fred Perry vs Roderick Menzel with Perry recovering from an ankle sprain to win in four sets 0-6 6-3 5-7 6-4 6-2 as part of a strong American showing.
Frederick Ernest James of Madras India attended Rotary International's twenty fifth annual convention in Detroit and threw the ceremonial first ball to start the game between the Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox.
Five runs in the first inning set the tone as Philadelphia Athletics beat Boston Red Sox 7 to 1. Foxx hit his 21st homer and Bob Johnson his 23rd, with Solters and McNair also driving in runs for Philadelphia.
Tommy Gibbons of St Paul is expected to accompany his brother Mike and nephew Jack to Glasgow Montana for the July 4 fight card. Jack Gibbons faces Laurie Peppin of Winnipeg while Tommy coaches his nephew and historical rival to Dempsey.
In Fort Hamilton arena New York on June 28 Kid Chocolate of Cuba former world featherweight champion defeated Frankie Marchese of Brooklyn in a 10 round bout, Chocolate winning every round. Chocolate weighed 130 pounds while Marchese weighed 133.
Tony Canzoneri dominates Frankie Klick at the Brooklyn Dodger Stadium with a ninth round technical knockout. The eye injury suffered in the fifth and relentless attack secure Canzoneri a future shot at Barney Ross's 135-pound crown.
Gil bert Hunt of Massachusetts Tech stunned defending champion Jack Tidball of UCLA 6-4 6-1 to reach the semifinals at Merion. Georgia Tech's Bill Teese beat third seed Martin Buxby of Texas 4-6 6-2 6-1. The remaining top seeds Gene Mako USC and Wilbur Hess Rice Institute also advanced.
Standings and results from last night show Knights of Columbus beating Walkerville 8 to 3. Tonight’s baseball schedule lists Clark Park Laurel Leafs at Pinlen Hotel.
Tonight the Hebgen team hosts Silver Bow Park for a local showdown at the Hebgen arena. Fans anticipate a competitive game as both sides vie for early season momentum.
Last night Centerville defeated Humber Keno in a tie with Stoeckers 10 to 13. Parrot-Amos Brothers faced Stoeckers at Silver Bow Park Eureka Beer played Humber Keno. Yesterday New York beat Washington D C 4 to 0 and Chicago topped Detroit 7 to 8 in 10 innings. Other games not scheduled. Today Detroit visits St Louis while Cleveland plays Chicago Brooklyn meets New York Chicago faces Pittsburgh St Louis plays Cincinnati Philadelphia at Boston.
The report lists team results across eight regions with scores led by San Francisco 14 and Los Angeles 9, while Seattle posted a lone 1. Other entries include Portland 3 Sacramento 4 Oakland 4 Hollywood 5 and Missions 5.
The Boston report notes debate over scoring relief pitchers with wins. Fritz Ostermueller saved both ends of a doubleheader for the Red Sox vs the St. Louis Browns, earning a win in the second game after a difficult start and strong relief pitching.
In Dallas on June 28 1930 amid Brook Hollow play upsets marked first round of the Transmississippi tournament. Notables such as Law son Little and Davis Goldman fell to Reuben Albaugh and Verne Stewart respectively while Johnny Dawson defeated Zell Eaton and Charles Dexter dropped to J Ballard. Local players from Dallas and Fort Worth also advanced or were eliminated in close matches.
Rosedale Marketmen surged to the City league lead with a 13-9 win over Silver Bow Parks after a late rally in the fourth and sixth innings. A Parks forfeit from last week was postponed to be played later.
Success Marketmen erased a 7-0 first inning deficit to win 13-10 over Stoeckers with Holm and Foley each homering and two other hits. Buckvich also connected for the losers as Evankoich allowed five runs in 1 2/3 innings. In Centerville Humber Keno tied Centerville 9-9 late after Neary’s season-bending injury.
H Rosenbrook Jr., an 18 year old Gardnerville shooter, won the handicap event with 49 of 50. Cal Vining of Sacramento and Dr H W Armstrong of Los Angeles tied for second at 47. F M Troeh and J A Troeh of Portland scored 47, E W Renfro of Dell Montana had 45.
Nashville defeated Memphis 2 0 while Memphis posted 5. Birmingham faced Knoxville with a 2 as Chattanooga outscored New Orleans 6. Atlanta was to travel to Little Rock but the game was postponed to allow 8 teams to catch a train.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.