Medicine Hat Lawn Bowling Club Men and Ladies Results
The Mae Atlin trophy matches circulated across men s and ladies rinks at Medicine Hat. Results include Bowyer Wright Dawson and Gallacher teams with other players listed. Schedule notes emphasize timely play, postponements, and refreshments after games with social aims.
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Cames
Menos
Bowyer
Wright
Heoateir
Aurilloo
LoWilboen
I. Bowyer
Pretlisen
Dawson
Leeilts of
Garmies
Moniston
Myre
Gallacher
Mrs. Hartley
Pushie
JW. Wright
M. Muir
Pattisan Woheinher
W. Gallacher
O.gisty
W. Dawson
Canadian Legion Lawn Bowling Last Night Results
Canadian Legion lawn bowling results show Hopkins 2, Gray 0, Stort 2, Sharland 0, Downie 2, Dick 0, Stephenson 2, Hepple Wright 2, Attrill Palmer 2, Hall 0. Tonight matches include Crecn bo isarasonous Dowie and others, with multiple pairs and skips listed among a dense scorecard.
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Downie
Hopkins
Teraine Ve. Crowther
Crean Bo Mernecen
Wright Ve. Ta. Creen
Donaldson
Newham
Bo Gray
Edwards
Samson
Hepple
Wright
Morrison
Yo Stout
Ball Green
Attrill
Sharktad
Giants Top Dodgers Behind Tinbhbell's Pitching
New York Giants defeated Brooklyn 7 to 2 as Geil Tinbhbell held the Dodgers steady while Hubbell Mancuso Carroll Mungo Thurston and Lopez supported the win. Chicago Cubs rallied past Pittsburgh 4 to 3 with a late eighth inning rally led by Koe nig's pinch hit and Hansleigh's double.
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Giants
Brooklyn
New York C Giants
Geil Tinbhbell
Dodgers
New York
Hubbell
Mancuso
Carroll Mungo
Thurston
Lopez
Cubs
Chicago
Hansleigh
Cie
Pittsburgh
I Chiccaro
Swetonie
Grace
Root
Tinning
Bush
Hartnett
Baviur
Coast League Settler Pfoliywood and San Francisco Result
The report notes a cricket match where the touring West Indians drew with Glamorgan in Cardiff Wales. West Indies were 26 for 2 in their second innings after Glamorgan posted 495. The reference to Pfoliywood and San Francisco is unclear in this context.
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Cardiff
Wales
Glamorgan
West Indies
Yanks Sweep Red Sox for Eighth Straight Win
New York completed a home stand by defeating Boston in two games 4-0 and 5-4. Babe Ruth hit his 11th homer to grab the major league lead as the Yankees ran their winning streak to eight and extended their dominance over Boston to eight straight.
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W. L
New York
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Yanks
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
H. Johnson
Ferrell
Pennock
Dickey
I Rhodes
Weiland
Brennan
Tigers Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Rowe
Hayworth
Harder
Brown
Spencer
Athletics
Philadelphia Athletic
Washington Senators
A's
Browns Slipping as White Sox Down St Louis 5 3
Washington pitchers slugged two home runs and three doubles with Mahaffey pitching the win. In St Louis, the Browns dropped their fourth straight, losing 5 to 3 to Chicago. Blacholder improved on the mound for Chicago while Lyons, Gruhe, Wells and Shea aided the effort.
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Washington
Mahaffey
Philadelphia
Stewart
Burke
Sewell
Cochrane
Browns
St. Louis
St.ouis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Blacholder
Chicago
Lyons and Gruhe
Wells and Shea
Crouch
International Newark 6 Albany 2
A set of hockey scores shows International Newark defeating Albany 6 to 2. Other results include Baltimore 6 Jersey City 6 and Montreal 1 Rochester 2.
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Newark
Albany
Baltimore
Jersey City
Montreal
Rochester
I . Pet
Toronto
Buffalo
Hunt School Crew to Row in Henley Races on Thames
Princeton N J June 7 Hunt School’s crack crew which won the Franklin cup at Philadelphia two weeks ago will sail on June 23 to row in the English Henley races on the Thames during the first week of July. Chicago June 6 Lonnie Warneke Cubs star says he is batty about flowers and cannot resist them.
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Princeton
N. J
Hunt School
Philadelphia
Will . Cail
Thames
Chicago
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Schmeling Favored In Boxing Odds Ahead Of Baer Bout
Associated Press reports heavy betting favors Max Schmeling as he prepares for the heavyweight title rematch with Max Baer at Yankee Stadium Thursday night. Baer, lighter and taller but trailing in odds, trains in Atlantic City while Schmeling rests at his Lake Veneto camp before weigh in. Attendance is expected above 60,000 with receipts near 300000.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Shige
Mecropolis
Max Baer
California
Atantic City
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Schmeling
Teuton
Lake Swannanoa
Baer
Dempsey
Mali
Redcliff Narrowly Beats Callies In Junior Football Opener
Redcliff edged Callies 1 0 at the Athletic Park as Maskell scored a second half solo goal. The junior Medicine Hat team showed skill but players strayed from positions, a habit senior teams also display. Lineups list Redcliff Patterson Fairhurst Lowens Garrecht Jim Dutton Henderson Maskell Dutton Podesta Lewson Champ and Callies Raeburn Laws Pearson S Melbourne McQueen Lust Tufts McArthur W Appleton G Appleton S Melbourne.
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Medicine Hat
Redcliff
Athletic Park
Maskell
Callie
Raeburn
Patterson
Fairhurst
Lowens
Garrecht
Jim Dutton
Henderson
Sportsman Testifies Cash Was Given To Amateurs
Toronto hearing unfolds as William D Alesandro testifies Maple Leaf Gardens paid amateur hockey players. He says profits from Marlboro Amateur Hockey Club were shared by four men including Smythe Selke Christie and D Alesandro. He alleges many tickets were cashed with his initials and that Taylor was absent ill during the cheques.
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Toronto
Maple Leaf Gardens
William D’alesandro
J. M. McEvoy
A. B
Andy” Taylor
D’alesandro
Marlboro
Connie Smythe
Maple Leaf Hockey Team
Frank Selke
William Christie
D. Smith
Id’alesandro
Taylor
D'‘Alesandro
Gardens
D'Alesandro
D‘alesandro
Riotous Scenes At Contest Between Cardinals and Reds
St Louis defeated Cincinnati 6-2 in a volatile game marked by a fight between Olazzo Dean and Paul Derringer. Bottles flew from the stands striking players and a woman in a box barely avoided harm. Reds Acting Manager Jewel Emms and Cardinal Watkins were ejected. umpires Barr and Pfirman left the field with private police as disorder persisted.
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Cardinals
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Olazzo Dean
Paul Derringer
Reds
Cardinal
Jewel Emms
Cardinal Watkins
Barr
Pfirman
Burress Whitehead
Derringer
Dean
Alwyn Stout
Fimms
Moore
Wilson
Cincinnati
Halleban
Johnson
Stout
Benton
Hemstey
Dark horse predicted to win US Open in 1933
Chicago June 7 Wee Bobby Cruickshank scans the strong field for 1933 and bets on the unknown stranger to capture the 72-hole title around 290. He also names Walter Hagen as the top favorite, citing Hagen’s recent St Paul Open form.
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Chicago
Bobby Cruickshank
Sarazen
Hagen
Mac Smith
von Elm
Walter Hagen
Safeways Rally Beats Independents 11 to 8 in Ninth
The Safeways girls softball team trailed after six innings but exploded for five runs in the ninth to defeat the Independents 11 to 8 at the Eighth Street diamond. James Allan managed the Independents, while the Safeways benefited from handling the battery by two male players. The game drew a good crowd as it opened quickly with the Independents scoring two runs early.
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Safeways
Independents
James Allan
Eighth Street
Safeways rally falls short as Independents edge out
In a spirited women’s softball game the Independents overcame an early deficit to beat the Safeways 8 to 6. Safeways led 4-3 after six innings before the Independents exploded for three runs in the seventh and two more in the eighth, sealing the comeback with a ninth inning rally. Key players included Barrie, Stevenson, Montgomery, Johnston, Tonks, Cooper, Gallup for Safeways and Baker, Douglas, Emery, Simmons, Moore, Gronberg, Johnston for the Independents.
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Safeways
Safeway
Jack Barrie
Isobel Stevenson
Edith Montgomery
Blanche Johnston
Ginger Tonks
Agnes Cooper
Ina Gallup
Elmer Douglas
Daisy Feeney
Gertie Blaney
F. Baker
H. Douglas
A. Emery
G. Simmons
T. Moore
Molly Dunn
L. Gronberg
Iola Johnston
ID. Emery
Volunteers Faces Rink Rats and Firerhen Tonight
The schedule lists No 13 S.A.R. and No 22 Volunteers playing last night with a 7 p.m. game. Tonight Gainsers face Business Men at 7 p.m. and 6 15 p.m. games follow with Volunteers vs Rink Rats at 7 15 and Firerhen vs Giinners as a rival matchup.
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S.A.R
Gainners
Business Men
Pau
Rink Rats
Firerhen
Giinners
Parkes Wins Masonic Trophy at Medicine Hat Club
H C Parkes wins the annual Masonic trophy golf event at the Medicine Hat Club after two weeks of play. The article lists Parkes and Henderson among top finishers with detailed net scores and handicaps, noting last year’s winner R G Butchart. Rev Dr M C McKinnon of Perth becomes president of Bay of Quinte United Church conference.
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E. S. Hodges
Medicine Hat Club
H. C. Parkes
R. G. Butthart
H. O. Parkes
M. C. McKinnon
Perth
Bay of Quinte
The
United Church
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Cinichedvbedd
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G. Milburn
PO Oweird
OT Mitchell
T. Samson
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A. Goauph
J. Stonl
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G. Welly
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Corea
Sata
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Sharland
Willos
Mytton
M. CL
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Rh. Woollven
W. Wood
While
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Fareryy
Newman
Palmer
J. Poller
Uallworth
Weightman
Ile
BL Minworthy
DD. Dean
W. Jaovall
Wo Palmer
Fore
Dolly
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Baldy Graham
Sike Stout
Gough
LeGross
Len
Downie-Samson
Jack Dick
Dunc Mitchell
Jack Hepple
Tim
Stephenson
Heck
New Yards
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Wrigley
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Wrigleys
Amer. Association
Minneapolis
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Ilwanker
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Ruth
Berger
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Klein
Phillies
Harry
Jack
Fred Attrill
Tom Marshall
Fred Hall
Morrilson
Hopple
Callies
Winnipeg
Tall
Shadey
Dark Horse
Clarence W. Lieb
Standpoint
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Qwere
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H.C. Parkes
Masonic Trophy
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