Legion and Diamond D's Battle to a Scoreless Cup Draw
In a Five Roses Cup clash at Athletic Park, Legion United hosted Diamond D's of Redcliff. After 90 minutes of bustling football both sides failed to score, despite near-misses and strong defense, ending in a goalless draw and shared points. Referee Allen presided as teams settled into a tense, evenly matched encounter.
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the Legion
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Dominion Glass
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Walter Lawson
Page
Allen
Diamond D
Winnipeg Boxing Card Sets Stage for Friday Bouts
Danny Le Clair a Winnipeg middleweight arrived by auto with manager A Jamieson cousin Kid Philips and Connie Stark. He trained at Travellers gym with Bill Graham this afternoon and local boxers will spar tomorrow at 2 30. Fans invited and reserved seats selling fast for Friday at the Empress theatre.
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Danny le Clair
Winnipeg
A. Jamieson
Kid Phillips
Connie Stark
Danny
Travellers
Bill Graham
Empress Theatre
Legion Meets 5.A.R. Lacrosse Tonight at Arena
Box lacrosse lineup lists Legion players Charles Staines Ferguson Thomson Robertson Quail Craven McDougal Mc Arthur Fouches Buchanan Long and 5.A.R. lineup MclIntosh Teel Wright Scott Ross McKay Emery Lindsay Long Ashburner Long Teel Toole.
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Arena
Legion
Volleyball Schedule and Ice Cream Challenge Event
Last night a volley game slate featured S A R rollers, Bankers against the first S A R, Cubs versus Firemen, and Firemen versus S A R. Firemen No 1 issued an ice cream challenge to the Volunteers after the match segment.
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S.A.R. “Rollers
Bankers
S.A.R
Cubs
Firemen
Abbie Coe Sees Strong Canadian Olympic Team Prospect
Elmer Dulmage reports Winnipeg editor Abbie Coe believes Canada may field a stronger track and field squad for Los Angeles 1932 than Amsterdam 1928, aided by younger athletes. Coe cites last minute potential formations and hopes for Jimmy Ball to regain 1928 form and lead the 400 metre group.
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Elmer Dulmage
Winnipeg
Canada
Amsterdam
Abbie” Coe
Ww Tae
Abbie
Alianbar
Bob Kerr
California
Hamilton
Abbie Coo
ae _Foeryone
Jimmy Ball
Los Angeles
Abbie Coe
Winnipeg Free Press
Fort Williams Times- Journal
Old
Camp Mughes
Winnipeg Lacrosse Association
Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association
Royals Headed for Lethbridge to Meet Red Sox in Doubleheader
The Royals travel to Lethbridge to face the Red Sox in a 2:00 and 6:00 doubleheader. While tired from the Calgarians series the team hopes to trim the Red Sox. Arrangements will be made to bring Gouldale or the Miners to challenge for top position in the Lethbridge district league with two games set for an early date.
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Lethbridge
Red Sox
Calgarians
Gouldale
Miners
Canadian Legion Lawn Bowling Opens Tonight
The Lawn Bowling League begins with two matches at 7 30 p m. Frame faces Newman with Frame as skip and Richardson Attrill Milburn. Wright plays Walker with Dawson J J Bruce Jr Dick and Walker as skip.
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Frame
Newman
Richardson
Attrill
Milburn
Bisett
Samson
Morrison
Ree
Wright
Walker
Dawson
J. J. Bruce Jr
Thompson
Davies
Sailor and Demarris in Intercollegiate Rowing Draw
Skippers Sailor and Demarris face off in a dual with Stout and Sharland also listed. Teammates Marshall Stephenson Downie and Dean Crowther Gough accompany their skippers. Hopkins Stevens Alf Hosie Sharland noted in reserve.
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Sailer
Stout
Marshall
W. Stephenson
Downie
Sailor
Henkie
Cooney
Kemp
Demarris
Sharland
Dean
Crowther
Gough
Hopkins
Stevens
Alf. Hosie
Sharlind
Bisley rifle team sails for Britain from Montreal
Canada's Bisley squad gathers in Montreal to sail on Saturday aboard the Duchess of Bedford for Great Britain. Lieut Col A G Styles of Regina leads twenty four top rifle shots with Captain F Gardiner of Vancouver as adjutant.
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Montreal
Canada
Bisley
Great Britain
A. G. Styles
Regina
F. Gardiner
Vancouver
Ontario Auto Accidents Claim 28 Lives in April
A report states that automobile accidents in Ontario during April resulted in 28 fatalities. Authorities are investigating the causes and reviewing traffic safety measures amid the casualties.
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Ontario
Yankees Beat Tigers 9 2 After Errors In Detroit
In Detroit on June 8 the Yankees routed the Tigers 9 to 2 as miscues by Detroit fielders fueled New York’s win. Gehringer’s second inning error paved the way for three unearned runs and Combs, Ruth, and White aided the scoring with muffed plays and misplays. Ruffing and Dickey pitched for the Yankees while Wyatt and Ruel handled Detroit’s staff.
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Earle Coombs
White
Tiger
Combs
Gehringer
Stone
Ruth
New York
Ruffing
Dickey
Bridges
Wyatt
Ruel
Hayworth
Dodgers Rally To Down Cubs In Seventh For 9 2 Win
Brooklyn scores six runs in the seventh inning to erase a Chicago lead and take a 9 2 victory in the first game of the series. Warneke held Brooklyn to four hits through six, but costly errors and a late rally doomed the Cubs and allowed Boston to seize first place. Mel Ott homered twice and led New York to a 4 0 win over Cincinnati as the Reds drop to sixth. Pittsburgh beats Philadelphia 7 4 behind 17 hits led by Floyd Vaughn five for five.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Lou Warneke
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Gabby Hartnett
Peng Homer
Jony Cuccinello
Grimm
English
Slade
Bounder
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Cuccinello
Tony
Frederick
Lakefoerth
Vance
Finn
Hartnett
Lefty O'Doul
Jakie May
Jack Quinn
May
Jance
Quinn
Mel Ott
New York
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Reds
Ernie Lombardi
George Grantham
Cincinnati
Kilp
Lombardi
Walker
Dogan
Philadelphia
Hansen
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Floyd Vaughn
Pirates
Phils
Ittsburgh
French
Grace
Henseen
Dudley
End V. Davis
Senators Rally Past Chicago In Eleven Inning Marathon
Washington over Chicago 8 to 5 in extra innings after Sam West halted the skid in the ninth. Miller Reynolds Kerr and West led a big late rally with key hits as Washington scored ten runs in the 11th to seal the win.
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Washington Senators
Vic Fresies
Sam West
Zari
Sox
Witt Ver
Minth
West
Myeer
Reynolds
Kerr
Crab
Ler
Rice
Bleuge
Senators
Washington
Matberry
Crowder
Spence
Caraway
Frasier
Beery
Ferrell's Tenth Victory for Indians Over Athletics
Cleveland wins 4 to 2 as Wes Ferrell earns his tenth victory of the season. Al Simmons belts his 11th and 12th homers for the Athletics but a late Indians rally after three ties decides the game. Ferrell doubles in the seventh to spark a go ahead two-base hit by Potter with Myatt contributing on defense and offense.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wes Ferrell
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
al Simmons
A’s
Terrell
Potter
Streen
Philadelphia
Mahaffey
Walberg
Cochrane
Myatt
Canadian Olympic Team Faces Smaller Los Angeles Bid
Canada plans a reduced Olympic delegation to Los Angeles with fewer officials and a tighter budget than Amsterdam in 1928. Percy Williams, Canada’s only double Olympic champion, may not repeat, as the country has won five track titles since 1900. Government and private funds aim to cover costs, with tickets set from $22 and events priced up to $3.00.
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Los Angeles
Amsterdam
Percy Williams
Williams
Ince
Nesmarteau
Snerring
Kerr
Goulding
Thompson
California
Argonaut
Toronto
Honor Bright Upsets Maude Smith In Ontario Golf Meet
Thornhill Ont June 8 In a stunning upset Miss Honor Bright of Lookout Point Welland defeated Miss Maude Smith of Toronto after a hard 19 holes to win the Ontario Ladies Golf Championship. Ada Mackenzie defending champion won after an overtime on the 20th. Victorious players in the top flight included Betsy Wadsworth R Gouin lock Mrs Fisher Miss Wins teed Robinson Cecil Smith and Mrs C Eddis.
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Ont
Honor Bright
Lookout Point Club
Welland
Miss Maude Smith
Toronto
Miss Smith
Ada Mackenzie
Boxer Ray Impellettiere Stops Connors in First Round
In San Francisco on June 8 Ray Impellettiere of New York knocked out Cain Connors of Vancouver in the opening round. Fred Lenhart of Tacoma won a ten round decision over Paul Widowski of Syracuse, New York.
Hoyt Granted Unconditional Release by Dodgers
Waite Hoyt, veteran right handed pitcher, was released unconditionally by the Brooklyn Dodgers. The former Yankee ace, signed last spring after leaving the Athletics as a free agent, ends his stint with Brooklyn.
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Waite Hoyt
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Canadian and American crews eye Olympic row honors
The senior eights in California won the title while Yale edged out Ontario in 1923. Canada and two U.S. colleges will vie for Olympic bids in Los Angeles where Bobby Pearce likely represents Australia in singles. Joe Wright again contends for the Olympic title. The 1.5 mile course lies in a Long Beach lagoon with a dredged finish area for 15 000 spectators and shore seating for up to 100 000.
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California
Varsity
Maple Leaf
Yale
Bobby ‘Pearce
Australia
Los Angeles
Joe Wright
Pearce
Long Beach
Calif
Surrey Defeats Essex by Nine Wickets at Leyton
In lined county matches Surrey beat Essex by nine wickets at Leyton. Leicester defeated Worcestershire by an innings and 40 runs at Worcester. South Americans beat Oxford University by 10 wickets. All-India defeated Northamptonshire by ten wickets at Kettering. Other results include Middlesex 291 and 203 for seven declared at Lords and Sussex 335 and 86 for 8 at Hersham.
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Surrey
Leicestershire
South America
India
Essex
Leyton
Leicester
Worcestershire
Worcester
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All- India
Northamptonshire
Kettering
Middlesex
Hearnee
Hulme
Sibbles
Lancashire
Paynter
Stevens
Lords
Gloucester
Hammond
Dipper
Bowley
Sussex
Parker
Hersham
Yorkshire
Sutcliffe
Leyland
Warwickshire
Hull
Mrs Farrell Dies in Regina at 70 Life of Judge Farrell
Mrs. Farrell, wife of His Honor Judge A. G. Farrell, died in a Regina hospital at age seventy. The body was buried in Kingston Ontario.
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Assiniboia Music Co. Limited
15 Second St
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Legion Vs. 5. A. R. Lacrosse Tonight
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Walter Stewart
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