The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • 8

Is THE HELENA DAILY. INDEPENDENT. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1930 8 'cr 1st FALBHJ2T-KILL TTTXi? fcdia "'Sj TZ Si.

Charles Opens' Grid Season This Afternoon at Hi ORANGE CRUSH AND EAST HELENA IN SERIES FINAL TODAY I BILL TEAR! NOT TET LIVE OAK IS LINER IN CENTERVILLE GAME ASSURED OF TITLE IB Iffll MU I OLD GOLDS mu team dimer II I fflfflBl MATCH AT THE COVHTRY CLUB KCW EDITjSrrorSAINTSl TEoT It AM a Carpenter. slashing Gristly half- The Old Colda won the tsaip match from tbe Granger Tvlata at CONTEST most enjoyable affair and tbe mild weather waa a boon to both tbs golf match and tbs dancing party afterward. Tbe way tbe points wars scored follows: Oruiv Twtite GAME STARTS AT 3:30 THIS AFTERSOON Boiemaq, Sept (A1) Pow-I Tork, 8pL I. (AP WUb By ORIX) ROBERTSON erful line smashes brought Mom only eight games lo go la this year's I New York. Sept.

SO. (JP) Una 8Ute an easy 88 to 0 win over record-breaking race, Bill Tsrvy ilaH Butlers Oueetlonalre. Centerville, Independent eleven of New York Is by no means assured of Butte, here today lo tbe season's ukm. the mis, opening tussle for tbe BobcaU. Terrys average has been faUlng I In tbe tbreeyearold tnrf division Outclassed and outweighed, the recently and the fUures again felt tbe sting of defeat as be cantaraiiia imtei today, a hlch Include Thurs.

1 Centerville team never Invaded ow wlt a mlirl, Montana State territory deeper t0 polm, blow than the 20-yard mark. A blocked th hlfh Uw 0 kick and long pass gave tbe vis- od only seven polnU ahead of ttors tbelr lone scoring opporto-l Babe Herman. nlty. Chuck Klein, youthful rhlladel Both the Bobcat reserves and Phla. slugger, still holds third place finished second In tbe Rosedale I sUble's Live Oak, a 30 to 1 shot, to tbe Edgemere handicap at Ade- qnate today.

Questionnaire was asked to carry I the heavy package of 136 pounds while Live Oak was picking up only regulars consistently slashed downmmone the regulars at but the I the feather of 98, but tbe horse OLeary. champion. Frank O'Doul has I cometip to threaten his team mi tee's place with a .311 mark. Heck to Fore yards or tbo line. that raced Gallant Fox to noss finish In tbo Lewrance realization was never serious contender es the field of seven galloped over tbe mile and one-eighth.

It was tbe Questionnaires second defeat sup i back, squirmed and IvliKd 10. Helen football fans will Lardl twUy t0 Mobum tka flalasa Country elob rtarday tbatr first view of college football La to 14 victory over tbs strong aftsrnoon and tbsrsby galpsd ono for tbs osaaon of 1910 wheo Coach t(t Anode slsrtn ever to tangle) of Hllma Gardener' dsllctous din Wilber Eaton sands bis Mllltopper Blth tbs Grliillea In a practical nsra for tbs sffort and no mgre. against tbs Butts Hubs at JO this i football gams. The TwlsU wars lad gallantly by aftsrnoon In tbslr Initial tryout ofb Trailing It to II bscauas of tbslr Capt. T.

B. Weir, who scored a fee asasoa. failure to coovert trlsa for point I eomplsts I point count orsr Cap Tbs gams will bs a tsat of tbs afur touchdown, Major Mllburn's ijH Towls of tbs Cougbsrs. But work that tbs Batata bars bssn warriors. In tbs closing mlnutss of 1 15, team failed to lira up to tbs grinding through tbs past fsw data the final quarter, faced tbs proa-1 rush aet by tbslr captain and will bs a levers one because pcl 0f losing tbelr Initial sneoun and naturally fell by tbs wayside.

they are going up against a team tr. One play and tbs gloom die- xbs score wsa XI-17 wbsn all of high-powered, sspsrlsnced foot- Appeared. Carpenter bad pulled tbs points bad bssn tallied. tall players who know tbslr gamelfrscaa 0ut of tbs firs. Last night tbs largest turnout and play It with a vengeance.

Montana led 11 to 0 at tbs open 0f tbs year attended a dinner dance Light Outfit I log of tbs fourth quarter. Sudden I for tbs members and tbslr guests Coach Eaton baa line that aver the Anodes loosed an overhead as tbs social season was brought area 171 and baekflsld that tips onslaught that fooled tbs OrJssly to a close for this year. It was a tbs beam on tbs average of 158 nd stringers and produced two which seems Uks rather fsstbsr- touchdowns. Following Carpenters weight combination to batter tbs touchdown, tbs Independent team hard-hitting, heavy Uuba who run intercepted a pass and threatened tbs figures In both divisions up to tally again A long Incomplete considerably. Added to the weight toss over tbs Montana goal ended advantage tbs Saints are practical- tbs danger.

lv verdant team as far as expert- Opening Bagged encs as a unit goes. They ars all I Tbs first quarter was ragged and experienced football players but the scoreless. Mllburn sent bis regu accuracy of tbs timing and tbe Isrs In for the second frame. Waldo speed In clicking into action ac Ekegren. halfback, led an 80-yard cording to- tbs Eaton Idea Is Hot Gristly drive to scoring turf.

tbs easiest thing la the world and second merch wss stopped by the cornlwnc, of the new' men will bars to bs al-gun. lowed time to work In w'lth the I Two long passes from Fox to system. I Vidro and Percy placed the Mil Just what sort of a test tbeburnltes In a scoring sons, and cernlng status of tbs team manager today Veeck said: I realise the biggest question In tbe foes forward well, fullback, chopped off four more each time be cut ItUo Captain Worthington, all-Rocky mountain conference end. Pr-L rTh U1 formed In his old-time brtlllsnce. hV i Keenan, sophomore halfback, be- P17 "ker rivals since the reel gan to prove hopes pinned on blm L.llw)n hM t0 ptu hom.

Jon at Bolomnt park early In the not misplaced. He dashed from runt on hie new Nstlonel league midfield for one touchdown. record, bringing hla tout to 13. Line Speedy. end has set a major league mark Mercer, tackle; Hazen, center, hla quickly to tbe PEE WEE COIF UPSETS SOME LUND VALUES Ing home 174.

Klein, by hitting stepped front fol- sud Beat, guard, made strenuous I Jrd doUbie of th mason, broke lowed by the Ardsn farm's Sun Ed- bids for regular duty. With Dowell (he modern National league record I win. PROPERTIES ONCE COULDNT PAY TAXES, NOW SUDDEN-DEXLY ARE FERTILE Owing to the fact that the 8L Charles-Butte Hubs football game this afternoon starts at 1:20, tbe baseball beads got together last night and decided to play ofr tbe final game of tbe aerlea between East Helena and the Orange Crush at tbla aftsrnoon. The gams will he played on the Smelter field at East Helena and will be the deciding game of the three-game post season series be-tween the leading teams of Helene and East Helena, eitch having won one contest so far. East Helena won the first by an 3-4 acore with Smith pitching for the Smelterltes and Schneider on the hill for the Crushlea hut In the second contest Schneider came back to pitch a four hit game against East Helena and win by a 5-1 acorew It is expected that Schneider will again pitch for tbe Crushlea while Langenfus.

who pitched the second game for East Helena, will be the probable mound selection again today. Smith may pitch for East Helena but will have hla hands full in the eerily part of the day aa be Is forced to play a 36-hole golf match for tbe championship of the Last Chance club. The winner of the game today will take a 60 per cent cut of the gate receipt of the three games while the loser will get 40 per cent. It Is believed tbat tbe fans will have plenty of time to seei the football game at St. Charles and attend the ball game later In the afternoon If they wish.

It will be the final game of the series and a fine attendance Is assured. Under brilliant ride by 18-year-old O. H. (Pete) Bostwlck. wealthy gentlemen Jockey, Thomas Hitch-sock's foor-yesr-old Actor won tbe 82,000 added Busbwlck steeple- at tbe otber tackle position, Coscb I sat a year ago by Johnny Frederick Schubert Dyche bas tbe making of of Brooklyn.

poedy lino. Klein also continued to lead the Tbe Bobcats tried but two passe, league In all-around slugging brll completing one. Tljey allowed can- Hence, lie lead In scoring with 1 1 149 runs aa well es In double. nifV.t. snd Radlr at Cuyler of Chicago leade the ebaa handicap, defeating Joseph E.

Defrat and Sadler alternated at with 38 theft as well Wldener'a McCarthy. More, which directing tbe Bobcat play from the coming in second to Klein with was making his first state of the quarterback berth. They called for jj 44 runj. Herman Is second In two less than 10 different plays. Dyche departments with 48 doubles and 1 used 41 players.

I stolen hues. Adam Comorotky of Montana State scored one touch- Pittsburgh leads In triples with 31 down 1ft each of ths first two per-l while his teammate Paul Waner I OREGON OPENS SEASON Eugene, 8epL 20.: (IP) Dr. Clarence W. Spears Salats face today will bs reflected I Madden plowd orer the last tripe. I reuTned a tim players ars Grizzly J)k to thelr mlnd8 but I cant do It now.

When a decision In tbs scores mads yesterday by These four tbs University of Montana and tbe newcomers. iods and two In each of tbo last half sessions. Beal and Bowens were aces of the Anodes. line showed conslst- and Carpenter, I tunJ the same. He he ad-.

mired McCarthy but "wouldn say Is made I'll let It be known promptly Owner Wrlgley's opinion was vlr say mired McCarthy University of Oregon Webfoots defeated the Pacific nnivertsty eleven, 20 to 0 here today. Johnny Kltimlller, left half, scored two touchdowns, one In tbe second end one In the third period. Don Watts, right half, scored the other touchdown In the third. The try for point on the last score failed. GOLF GLEANINGS club second with 17.

Giants at Top New Torks .317 averse: again puts the Glaits on top of th club batting list while 'Cincinnati leads In fielding with a .973 mark, a point ahead of three rivals. Clarence Mitchell of New York continues to lead the pitchers with 10 victories end three defeats for a .769 average while ths recent changes In the standing of the more regular hurlers have given another Giant, Fred second plsce. Davidson, Vidro, Fox and outstanding ball for Mllburn used his combination lettermen but IS minutes. whether he will manage the next year." McCarthys contract will expire January 1, and both Owner Wrlgley and President Veeck Insisted nothing would be done about the problem until that time. McCarthy has been manager of the Cubs five years, having taken charge In 1926.

LEAVES PENNATE KENTUCKY EVENT Maple and sycamore are the favorite woods for the backs or der lnrfacea of violins. The belly or top is made of soft wood like pine or fir. Tacoma. (IP) Consolidation of four outstanding Pacific Northwest plywood plants, forming a corporation, was announced. Washington, 8ept.

20. Trends of property values have been materially changed In some localities by tbe Incursions of tbe miniature golf course. Tbe value of tbe possible localities for such enterprises has risen In an extraordinary way and tbe demand for advantageous plots shows no signs of a decrease, ac cording to the department of com merce. The number of such courses In this country Is now between and 30,000, and tbe total investment In the Industry already exceeds 8125,000,000. Sterile Plots In Flower Plots of land which have never produced enough to pay the taxes heretofore now are yielding large revenues from rentals and tbe sales value of advantageous plots has gone up by leaps and bounds.

The miniature courses started In 1928, when only one or two were operated. Some 10,000 courses were laid out In 1929 and over 15,000 have been constructed so far this year, The department Is without complete records of net revenues from the business, but the gross revenues reported Indicate tbat tbe courses are decidedly profitable. Many cities of 10,000 Inhabitants or under have four to five courses, all reported to be profitable, according to J. B. Lockwood, of the department of commerce.

Covers Proposed The season extends from six to 10 months, but Mr. Lockwood declares that there Is every possibility tbat the season will be made 12 months Jn length by covering the small courses. The demand for land which could be used as parking spaces for automobiles In the neighborhood of the small courses has grown tremendously, and this has helped to carry tbe advance In property values toward the suburbs er NIFTY SUN BEAU RINDA GARAGE 426-432 North Park Avenue Montana State college squads tbelr testa against tqams of same league. Montana was hard to win 18-14 from tbe Anodes wblls tbs Bobcats bad things a lit tie better with Centerville, winning 88-0. Tbs Hubs were champions of tbs Butts league last season and have some of the outstanding play era of tbe state on tbelr squad.

Buzs Winston at quarter is well known here as his athletic prowess at Butte Central made him marked man in scholastic contests. Tbe Hubs bars a smart pair of ends In McCarthy and O'Leary and some of tbe huskiest linesmen In tbe state, while tbe balance of the backfield Is composed of such stars as Charlton. Casey and Inkret, brother of the former St. Charles quarter. They defeated Butte Central 20-8 In tbe first tryout for both teams last week at Butte.

Just wbat sort of a showing tbe Saints will make against the Hubs today Is a matter of guesswork although several feel tbat they have more than an even chance. Others feel that they will miss tbe spectacular work of their flash back-field of last season and the bedrock strength of a line that had lour years of experience rooting them to their places on defense and telling them wbat to do and how to do It on the offensive. The following lineup was Indicated by Coach Eaton as his first Injection of players Into the game He promises to replace them as fast as be sees fit If they fall to measure up to expectations and has a rather good outfit of substitutes to work Into tbe this year. Charles the offensive Tbe Invaders Peterson, Cox played Montana. of MATE IN Lexington, Mate, a but owned New York, Whitney's stretch and and a Kentucky today.

Tbe winner, paid 83.08 ticket. Pennate, Mate, 82.24 to show. Blind lengths behind Ing 82.68 to Mate came turn to the Blind Pennate had eighth of a appeared a Mack Garner the front. John E. two lengths Magnielco, and second with Battle Toronto, Sept.

20. (JP) Packing tbe heavy Impost of 132 pounds, Willis Sharpe Kilmer's Sun Besu, the even-money favorite, accounted In a handy fashion for the 87,500 Toronto autumn cup at Woodbine today. He galloped home a length In front of M. Shea's One-Eyed Sandy Ford, covering the mile and a quarter In 2:05 4-6. The Seagram stable's Solace was a distant third.

A very fit horse. Sun Besu waa well handled by Jockey Coltilettl, who rated hi mount perfectly. From a good start Sandy Foftl went out to show the way wlth the Seagram pair of Sweet Sentiment and Solace closely Sept. 20. (AP) product of tbe Bluegrass by A.

C. Bostwlck, of outran Harry Payne Pennate on tbe home won tbe Breeders' futurity, prize of 816,975 on the association track here an odd-on for a 83 pari rautuel half a length behind paid 82.SO to place and Colonel E. R. Bradleys Bowboy came in five for third place, pay show. from behind on tbe home stretch and passing Bowboy took the rail taken the lead an mile from the wire and certain winner, until brought his colt to Madden's Bosafabo was behind Blind Bowboy.

coupled with Pennate choice, finished fifth Sweep, Betty Derr and Aerial Prince trailing In the order named. Pennate's share of tbe money was 84,940 and Blind Bowboy's, 82,470. Bosafabo saved an entrance fee of 8315. ARMOUR LEADS. Sunset Hill Country Club, St Louis, Sept.

20. (IP) Under pressure of a spectacular field of par busters, Tommy Armour of Detroit turned in the second half of a great 135-stroke card over tbe water spliced Sunset Hill Country club course today to take a two-shot lead over Walter Hagen of New York In the fight for gold In the 810.000 St. Louis open golf championship. Armour, fresh home from his conquest In the Professional Golfers' association championship, shot a 67 on his first round yesterday and then back with a 68 on his second today for hla low score. But so fast was the rush behind him, especially of the Haig who came In with cards of 69 and 68, that hla nine better than par score was none too comfortable.

Four strokes behind Armour esme the surprising young professional from Dallas, Texas, Ralph Guldahl, whose 66 led the field at the end of the first 18-hole round but who slipped to take a 73 today. The field, including every big money winner in American golf, was fast today as yesterday and a score of 151 or better was necessary to land among the low 64 who qualified for the final 36-hole grind tomorrow. Trailing Armour by five strokes with 140s were A1 Espinosa of Chicago and Eddie Williams of Cleveland, while most of the big shots still had a big chance. Few Upsets. Only two upsets marked the day's round.

They were the failures to qualify of Wild Bill Mehlhorn of New York, who took a 152, and Charles Lacey, the surprising Briton froig Clemenson, N. who eight-putted-the par five-tenths green today and ended hie fight a disastrous 15S total. Armour nd Hagen, still striving for one golf championship before the year ends, were the whole show today for the gallery of 5,000 spectators. They both shot steady games and if they had had the usual amount of r'bresksr that accompany "hot rounds they might have- shattered the course. 'record of 04.

Shell Gasoline WASHING GREASING South Carolina, 19; Erskine, 0. Citadel, 13; Stetson, 7. Stanford, 32; West Coast Army, 0. Rice, 32; Southwestern. 6.

Chattanooga. 25; Middle Tennessee State Normal, 6. Louisiana State university, 76; South Dakota Wesleyan, 0. Washington and Lee, 32; Randolph Macon, 9-Davidson, 38; Elon, p. Texas Christian university, 40; East Texas Teachers' 0.

University of Texas, 36. Southwestern State Teachers (San Marcos), 6. Clemson, 28; Presbyterian college. 7. Virginia, 37; Roanoke, 0.

West Virginia Wesleyan, 0 Broad Dus colelge, 0. (Tie). Westchester State Teachers college, 13; Drexel Institute, 0. Kingston, 38; Arnold, 0. Kentucky Wesleyan, 13; Bethel college, 13.

(Tie). Morris Harvey, Rio Grande, 6. Slippery Rock Normal, Waynesburg college, 0. Santa Clara, 27; California Aggies, 0. Oregon State, 48; Willamette, 0.

Winona State Teachers, 26; Stout Institute, 6. Emory and Henry, 27; Guilford, 0. North Carolina State, 37; High Point, 9. Manchester, 26; Concordia, (Fort Wayne), 0. William and Mary, 19; Langley Air Field, (U.

S. 7. NEW IRON ORE FIELD 1 FOUND IN MINNESOTA Goodyear Tires and Tubes where unoccupied ground Is more readily available. Employment Given It Is pointed out by Mr. Lock-wood that one reasdn the 1980 season has been so profitable was because there was less rainfall than In any of the previous 55 years, It is estimated that the annual overhead of an advantageously situated course ranges from 86.00 to 812,000 a year.

Many thousands of people are employed, and a change which would keep the courses In operation tbe year round would mean additional employment to these. SPEEOY OSWEGO WINS Used Car Values That Will Save You a Lot of Money on Cars Practically New St. Paul, Sept. 20 (VP)1 The St Paul Sunday Pioneer Press says a new Iron ore field, probably large as the famous Cuyuna range In northern Minnesota, has been discovered in southern Minnesota I and that Its development Is being planned by Duluth and eastern! steel Interests. The newspaper says test pits al- ready have been dug In Fillmore county, showing iron ore deposits lying from two to 12 feet under ground and adaptable to open pit mining.

Options have been taken on 6,000 acres of land between Spring Valley and the Iowa line, the paper Actual mining operations are to start within from three to five years by the M. Hanna company, Cleveland, the Pioneer Press says, with construction of ore docks on the Mississippi river at or near Winona, nr La Crosse, Wls. Tentative plans Include construction and operation of private baroe lines to carry the ore to the Great Lakes Steel corporation mills at St. LoUls. MISS MLEISH MARRIES SON OF UTAH GOVERNOR MONTANA FOOTBALL See them and drive them and you will agree with us.

We can sell you on easy terms and use your old car. 1930 Podge Straight 8-cylinder 4-door sedan; 6 wire wheels, very good tires, and trunk rack. 1929 Dodge 6 Deluxe sedan; new 6-ply tires; runs and looks like new. Chrysler 70 4-door sedan. Very good Condition and price is right.

Buick' Master Six touring with factory enclosure; new battery; tires and mechanical condition A-l. Dodge Touring late, model excellent condition; tires and battery new. Chicago, Sept. 20. (AP) Oswego, speedy 2-year-old son of Cber-okee-Centre Shot, carrying tbe colors of Gallagher and Combs of Lexington, won the fifth renewal of the 85.000 added Dearborn handicap at Lincoln fields today, vanquishing 11 other fleet western Juveniles.

The winner" was coupled with Back Log as an entry for the seven furlong dash, which was covered in 1:24 3-5. Doris Jean, a fil ly owned by L. Lowensteln of Chi cago, and Hillsborough, the entry of Rogers Caldwell, Nashville banker, both outsiders In the wagering, -upset calculations by taking second and third, respec-lively. -v Oswego was a heavily played fa-vorite and paid 85 12 to win, 83.38 to place, and 82.74 to show. At Great Falla Great Falls, 80 At Belt Belt, 47; Great Falla Reserves, 0.

At Kallspeli Kallspell, 21; Libby, 0. At Helena Helena, Alumni, 0, At Deer Lodge Deer Lodge, 38; Phllipsburg, 0. At Butte Englewood Independents, 13; Butte, 0. T-O-K Park Boating TALKS BACK TO COURT. DRAWS TERM IN PEN I BOATS AUTOS Chicago, Sept.

20. (IP) Miss Jean Elizabeth MacLeish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacLeish, and John Dorn, son of Governor and Mrs. George H.

Dern of Utah, were married today In Christ Episcopal church, Winnetka. The ceremony, performed by the Rev. Aahley Gerhart, Tector, and the Rev. Douglas Cornell, pastor of the Union church of Glencoe, was followed by a reception ef Blrken Craig, the picturesque Mac Lelsh home overlooking Lake Michigan at Hubbard It was there, two years ago. that Miss MacLeish made her bow to society and where she announced her en gagement.

Miss MacLeish studied at Welle-ley end estover and Dern wls gradneted from the University of Pennsylvania In having captained-the football team tliere one MAUREEN IS CHAMP Montreal, 20. (IP) Maureen Orcutt of New york, administered a. sound trouncing to Helen Hicks of Hewlett. N. in tbe final round of the Canadian womens Dpen golf championship today, winning by the decisive margin and 6.

V- 4 A gallery of 1,500 Mias Orcutt assume a lead ah the fifth bole and gradually Increase It until she ended the match at the 80th green. At Lewlstown Lewistown, 18; Coupe with pick-pp body, 1 1 JEssex" Coach very reasonable. Three-fourth Ton Dodge Canopy truck. 1 GALLf 650 FOR ANY ROAD TROUBLE We take 'dents' out of accidents Klein. 18.

(Tie). 1 At Shelby Shelby, 48; Taller, 6. At Billings Billing, 28; Alumni, 0. At Boseman Montana State, 88; Centerville. 0.

At Missoula Montana, 18; Anaconda Anodea, 14. We have a limited amount of dead storage space. If you are putting your car up for the, winter, why not have it in warm, fire-proof building? Monthly rates very reasonable. Salt Lake City, Sept. .20.

(JP) Expression of an opinion brought Ambrose Hill an (18 months' sen-1 tenee to McNeil island federal! prison. Hill was convicted of stealfng copper wire from the federal government arsenal at Ogden, hut be-j cause the wire waa worth only about 50 cents. Federal Jndge Till- msn D. Johnson psroled the man with an order to report to the eourt every nix months. Hill could aot understand the necessity of report-) Ing to the court end said so In so pinny words.

-f He was arrested On a bench war- rant and sentenced to 1 8 months at McNeU ialaad. SURE SUICIDE Elisabeth, N. J. In -order to make snre he wonld commit sui Joseph G. Houser tried three ways.

First he slashed his wrists with a raxor blade, then he drank a bettle of Fear that these methods would not 1 work caused him to. leap out 9 the third story window of bis "Worry -over TBOT FAST Sacramento, Sept. 20. (AP) Tbe University of Santa Clara Bronchos Trotted through the California Aggies to the tune of 27 to open the football season here Coach Clipper Smith used distinct 7 backflelds, all of gained consistently although stubborn 'resistance of the forward wall preventsd gain by Broncho ball car- Open Evenings and Sundays. f.

POLO Westbury, N. Sept. 20. () Laddie Sanfords Hurricanes, came through ftom behind at I year. rR.

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