Touring Detroit Colored Giants to Play Two Sunday Games
The Detroit Colored Giants, a professional touring baseball team, will face the Royals in twin games Sunday at 2 15 and 6 00. Andy Love handles catching duties for the visitors while Big Gill Smith, a six foot five pitcher and homer threat, headlines the visiting lineup.
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Oklahoma Girls Claim Win in Grads Series Clash
Oklahoma Girls defeat the Grads 45 to 45 in a bitterly fought basketball game to eliminate the locals from the series. The Grads will not advance to the women’s games in London. Durant’s team showed grit despite foul trouble and late drama.
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Coast boxer Townsend scores first round knockout in Montreal
Troy TM Montreal June 8 Bill Townsend of Victory stopped Jerry Jemard of Holyoke in 2 minutes 40 seconds of the first round to win by technical knockout. Townsend weighed 146 1 4 pounds to Emard 145 1 2. Referee Leo Kid Roy halted the fight after a flurry of head blows. Townsend may meet Jimmy McLarnin for a $20 000 title shot if the champion accepts.
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Volleyball Schedule for June Events and Teams
On June 7 the Business Men play the Gunners. June 8 at 6 15 p.m. No 2 Volunteers face the Rink Rats and at 7 15 p.m. No 2 Firemen meet the Gunners. June 9 at 7 00 p.m. S A R No ys and No 1 Firemen are listed.
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Royals Roll Taber All-Stars 8 to 0 in Coal Town Victory
Under poor weather the Royals of this city defeated the Taber All-Stars 8 to 0. Pennington and Chuck Crane powered the battery as the locals chased the Taber pitcher all game. With eight games played, the Royals look ahead to two games with the Detroit Gatored Giants on Sunday at 2 15 and 6 00.
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Rotary and Kiwanis Enjoy A Day At Country Club
Rotary and Kiwanis members met at the Golf and Country Club for a Charity day of golf and social events. A supper with presentations followed, and couples, bridge tables, and song entertained attendees led by Maur ice Stone. The golf results list many pairings and scores, celebrating sport and friendship.
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Medicine Hat lawn bowling clubs host jitney night events
Clubs filled the greens with ten rinks taking part in jig-saw puzzle style play as jitney matches drew a large crowd. F Attrill beat J Wright in a pre event MacArthur game, while Edwards over Stout and Downie over Samson each won two frames.
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Community notes mixed sports and travels in era town
The item lists sports committee changes and team replacements, a quartet singing "Rock of Ages" and others, obituaries noting a widow and son Henry, local travel to Medicine Hat, horse rounding by Matheson, Parkes, and Mueller, and final mention that David Ross, former Welland mayor, has died.
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Baseball scores from Midwest League games
The American Association results show Kansas City 2 over Indianapolis 5, Minneapolis 2 over Toledo 0, Milwaukee 8 over Louisville 3, and Milwaukee 6 over Louisville 1. The day’s standings reflect competitive matchups across several clubs.
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US Open Golf Opens Under Heat as Sarazen Seeks Title
Glenview Illinois June 8 Heat waves mark start of 149 challengers in the first 18 holes of the U S Open. Champion Gene Sarazen leads a field of stars as Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati posts a 70 two under par early round. The day also hints at Sandy Somerville’s aim to reclaim the U S Amateur title.
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Cricket Tourney in West Postponed
Western Canada cricket tournament set for Regina starting July 21 has been cancelled. Secretary EH A Pink of the Western Canada Cricket Association said BC could not participate this year, prompting the action.
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Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Anderson Dies After Long Illness
Rosebeg Freeman reports the death of Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Anderson a former district resident who died May 20 at Arrowwood after a lingering illness Born in Madison County Indiana she married Andrew Anderson in 1900 and lived in Medicine Hat before moving to Arrowwood in 1926 Funeral services were held at the Church of the Brethren Arrowwood conducted by Rev J T Brubaker.
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Sixth Alberta lawn Bowling Tournament set for August
The sixth annual provincial lawn bowling tournament will run August 7 8 and 9 in Kenaston. William Elrick and Patricia Kowler chair with committees led by George Buchanan H Schofield and Elrick for prize program. W Smitten J H Perry W Nesbit and W McGuther handle draws. Banquet planned under C Melvin Scott with Dr Kaufman W McDonald and others. The Birks Competition occurs August 5 with sections. annual meeting banquet and prize presentation set for August 9. Edmonton secretary W J Kelly listed.
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Doings of the Big League Ball Teams
Chicago White Sox beat St Louis Browns 4-1 to climb to second in the American League in a fifth straight win over the Browns. Detroit Tigers edged Cleveland Indians 2-1 with Marvin Owen homer in the sixth. Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletics tied 13-13 after windstorm halted extra innings at Shibe Park.
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Cubs Move Within Half Game Of Third In NL
Chicago Cubs win 7-2 over slipping Pittsburgh Pirates to gain within half a game of third place in the National League. final score shows Pirates with a 2 and Cubs 7 in the series finale.
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Baseball scores and weather for Newark Albany and more
International Newark beat Albany 2 to 9 while Baltimore won 3 to 5 against Jersey City. Montreal faced Rochester with rain delays and Toronto played at Buffalo with rain in the forecast.
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