World of Sport Swimming Gala for Moose Milk Fund
The Moose Milk Fund hosts a Tuesday swimming gala at Hill pool starting 7.20 pm to raise funds for undernourished children. The event, led by a broad community committee, aims to expand milk relief beyond school-age kids and beyond schools into city families. A high diver is featured as a special attraction.
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Moose Milk Fund
Moose Milk Hand
Camiel
Wweys
Big Chough
Elms St
Elizabeth St
U S Ryder Cup Players Take Early Lead at Scioto Club
Capt Hagen's United States team led 3 1 over Britain after the first day at Scioto Country Club Ohio on June 27. Heat tests, two-ball foursomes battles and strong performances by Shute Sarazen and Cox Burke propelled the Americans ahead, with Duncan Havers and others staying close.
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Scioto Country Club
Columbia
Ohio
Scioto
United States
Scicio
Hegen
Densmore Shute
George Duncan
Arthurs Haverston
Johnny Farrel
Gene Sarazen
Archie Compson
Billie Davies
Preezer
Wilfy Cox
Billie Burke
Syd Easterbrook
Ernest Whitcombee
Dingdong
Abe Mitchell
Fred Robson
al Espinosa
Leo Diegel
Hagen
Shute
Haig
Duncen
Havers
Farrell
Sarazen
Compston
Davies
Cox
Burke
Leatterbrook
Whitcombe
Dieg
Hispinoga
Mitchell
Skobson
Cafe Triumphs Over Mills Greenhouses 11 to 3 in Industrial Diamond Fracas
In a baseball style score, New Club Cafe beat Mills Greenhouses 11 to 3 with strong pitching from both sides. Lineups feature players such as McIntosh and Mortimer for the Cafe and Sangster and Gehring for the Greenhouses.
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Mills
Industrial
Cafe Boys
Mills Greenhouses
Sangster
Bray
Ferguson
Akers
T. Charles
Galloway
Brown
Dowling
T. Gehring
Brandger
Cyewford
Club Cafe
the Hill Diamond
Mills Greenhouse
S.A.R
J. Gehring
Buchanan
Hallworth
Charles
Genring
Russell Named Michigan Track Captain for 1992 Season
Edwin F. Russell of Rochester New York has been elected captain of the 1992 Michigan Maize and Blue track team. Russell was both indoor and outdoor 440 yard dash champion of the Big Ten conference this year.
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Edwin F. Russell
Rochester
N. Y
University of Michigan
Maize and Blue
Russell
Brick and Coal Warriors Rout Dominion Glass Amazons
A lively Hats Park soccer tilt drew a large crowd as the Brick and Coal Warriors defeated the Dominion Glass Amazons. Notable performers included Mrs Alf Dutton and Miss McFadyen with strong signals from Miss Patterson and Miss Podesta guarding the nets.
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Redcliff
Dominion Glass Amazons
Medicine Hat
Brickers
Alf Dutton
Ivy Podesta
Alf
Phew
Warriors
Miss McFadyen
Amazons
George Davis
Len Henderson
Marion
Ernie Sowerby
Miss Podesta
Ernie
Miss Shaw
Bert Shaw
Bill Lakey
Brick and Coal Warriors
M. Soukup
I. Buchholz
J. Moore
Jean Patterson
Sowerby
Mies R. Pow
A. Dutton
A. Shaw
M. Martin
Vernon
O. Bezier
S. Davis
M. Henderson
Dominion Glass and Brick
Royals Meet Cee Pees In Exhibition Clash Sunday
The Royals and Cee Pees square off at Athletic Park Sunday at 2 30 PM in an exhibition billed as a stubbornly fought rematch. Both sides claim pride after split series and playoffs bids, with Ronnie Saddler favored for the Cee Pees and Rattray finalizing playoff starters for the Royals.
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Royals
Cee Pees
Athletic Park
Ceagees
Cece Pees
Rattray
Ronnie Saddler
Lethbridge
Mulholland
Crowther defeats Palmer in Legion lawn bowling clash
Crowther wins the Legion greens match 15 to 13 over Palmer in last night's lawn bowling. Chap man defeats Phillips 28 to 8 on the other green. Monday features L. Davies vs J. W. Wright and C. Sampson vs J. Gray with two CPR rinks visiting Legion greens today for anticipated hard games.
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Legion Greens
Crowther
Palmer
Victor
Chapman
Phillips
L. Davies
J. W. Wright
C. Sampson
J. Gray
C.P.R
Volleyball Schedule Highlights Week Ahead
The week runs from Monday with Firemen facing Gant's N.G.E. to Saturday when S.A.R. Seniors meet Gant's N.G.E. at seven. The Cubs beat 1st S.A.R. Seniors 3 to 2 in a late game. Two men collapsed and died waiting for buses in Cambridge on the same day.
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Gant
N.G.E
S.A.R
Cubs
Machine Gunners
Cooney
Cambridge
Wimbledon Results Show US Trio Through to Eights
John Van Ryn Sidney B Wood Jr and Frank X Shields of the United States advanced to the Wimbledon quarterfinals. Van Ryn defeated Christian Boussus 6 2 1 6 6 2 6 1. Wood outlasted C E Malfrey 6 3 10 12 10 8 6 4. Shields beat J Ss Clift 6 2 6 0 6 2. Britain won the women's doubles as Mrs ittman and Joan Ridley defeated Marjorie Sach and Jedrze Jewske 6 2 6 3. Eileen Bennett of Britain fell to Miss Payot of Switzerland 6 2 6 2.
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London
Eng
John van Ryn
Sidney B Wood
Frank X. Shields
United States
van Ryn
Christian Boussus
France
Wood
C. E. Malfrey
Shields
J. Ss. Clift
Britain
C. P. Hughes
Nigel Sharpe
Mrs.ittman
Joan Ridley
Marjorie Sach
Jedrze Jewske
Eileen Bennett
Miss Payot
Switzerland
Peggy Armour Wins Alberta Ladies Golf Title at Jasper Park
Peggy Armour of Jasper Park Lodge defeated Mrs Harold A Lowe of Edmonton 5 and 4 in the 36 hole final to claim the 1981 provincial ladies golf championship at the iaY Field Golf and Country Club.
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Edmonton
Peggy Armour
Jasper Park Lodge
Harold A. Lowe
Iayfield Golf and Country Club
Cambridge and Surrey Triumphs in English Three-Day Matches
London June 27 Cambridge University defeated M C C by 23 runs at Lord's. Surrey drew with Oxford University at the Oval. Sussex beat Essex by ten wickets at Chelmsford. Yorkshire beat Hampshire by an innings and 71 at Portsmouth. Lancashire defeated Somerset by seven wickets at Nelson. Derbyshire beat Glamorgan on first innings at Cardiff. Middlesex won on first innings against Leicestershire at Leicester. Scores detail each side before rain and declarations.
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London
Cambridge University
Marylebone Cricket Club
Lord’s
Cambridge
M.C.C
Surrey
Oxford University
the Oval
Oxford
Sussex
Essex
Chlemsford
Yorkshire
Hampshie
Portsmouth
Hammpshire
Somerset
Lancashire
Nelson
Cardiff
Derbyshire
Glamorgan
Middlesex
Leicestershire
Leicester
Brooklyn Robins Rout Cardinals In Big National League Clash
Brooklyn Robins slugged 16 runs on 15 hits to crush the St Louis Cardinals 16 to 5. Burleigh Grimes contributed on the mound, with eight runs scoring for Brooklyn in the first inning as they railroaded Hollis Taubert and Lindsey.
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Robins
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Robins
St. Louis Cards
Hollis Taurston
Burleigh Grimes
Jim Lindsey
Tony Kaufmann
R. H. E. St. Louis
Grimes
Lindsey
Kaufmann
Mancuso
Gonzales
Thurston
Lopez
Phillies trounce Pirates 13 2 as Watt shines in return
Philadelphia dominated Pittsburgh 13 to 2 at home. Watt earned the win in his second Phils start, delivering steady pitching. The Pirates managed a single run in the first and a pair in the fifth, while Philadelphia piled on with three in the third and seven in the ninth. Meine Osborn Grace Watt and Davis starred for the Phillies.
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Phillies Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirate
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Watt
Phils
R.H. E
Philadelphia
Meine
Osborn
Grace
Davis
Boxing predictions and rain delays hit early card
Barney Doran previews a boxing week with picks from Moose Jaw columnist Schmeling set to win by knockout. He notes Stribling’s recent foes fail to alter his view while praising Schmeling for past beatings of Risko and Paulino. Rain affects early scheduled games in Indianapolis Columbus Louisville Toledo.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Barney Doran
Dempsey
Firpo
Gibbons
Tunney
Moose Jaw
Schmeling
Stribling
Scott
van Porat
Kay
Johnny Risko
Paulino
Cain and Crowder Spark 5-Game Streaks in Athen Hits
Washington defeats Chicago as Cain and Crowder pace offense with homers and key walks. Browns extend win streak to five with a 3-2 opener over Boston as Burns drives in the decisive run in the seventh. Rain affects Detroit and Cleveland games with Philadelphia, New York postponed.
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Leama
Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn Wee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh A Fe
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland Mae
St. Louis
Detroit Eae
Feta Ga Reine
G. A.B
Davis
Phillies
Hendrick
Reds
Kiecin
Cain
Wits
Oo Senators
Joe Kahet
Panother
Anoth Crowder
Washington Is Now Game and One-Half Back of ‘Paladphia A’s
R.A. Washington
Crowder
Hadley
St. Lo Browns
Wixthi
Boston Red
Rip Collins
Rothrock
Oliver
Browns
Bac
Burns
Scord Battencdurt
R.H. Eoston
Macfayden
Lisenkee
Moore
Berry
Collins
Kimsey
Ferrell
Detroit
Cleveland
International Bears blank Skeeters in Newark tilt
Newark beats Jersey City 2-0 behind Dusty Rhodes five inning relief as second baseman Andy Cohen exits lineup for two weeks after an infield collision in the first. Newark pitchers limited Jersey City to seven hits and mounting errors.
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Bears
Newark
Andy
Cohen
Jersey City
Dusty Rhodes
Mint
Deering
Nekola
Morrow Walsh
Rhodes
Hargreaves
Cardston Opens Up With 11-9 Victory On Local Diamond
Cardston baseball team under Harry Parker completed its lineup for the year and met Raymond on the local diamond. The 11 to 9 score favored Cardston, though the game showed errors and swings, with fans enjoying a competitive matchup at different stages.
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Cardston
Cardston Baseball Nine
Harry Parker
Raymond Aggregation
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