Bobby Jones Wins British Amateur Championship at St Andrews
Bobby Jones defeated Roger Wethered seven up with two to play to complete the Open and British amateur double. The final drew about 12 000 spectators as Jones celebrated at the Royal and Ancient Clubhouse with the cup presented by Col P G M Skene.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Roger Wethered
Bobby
United States
Great Britain
Jones
Galleres
Wethered
Sith
P.G M. Skene
Royal and Ancient Club
The
Royal and Ancient
Pocatello Boys Close College Careers at Idaho
Harold Stowell and Frank McMillin of Pocatello close standout Idaho careers in baseball and track. McMillin, first baseman for three seasons, anchored the Idaho nine since 1928. Stowell, a high jumper and middle distance runner, earned his second track award this year as part of Coach Otto Anderson's successful squad.
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Tribune
University OF Idaho
Moscow
Harold Stowell
Frank McMillin
Pocatello
McMillin
Stowell
Vandal Hoop
Idaho Nine
Idaho
Otto Anderson
Ander McMillin
Pocatello High School
Americans Win Title Chances in French Championships
In the French tennis championships on May 31, Americans reach both men's and women's finals. Helen Wills Moody defeats Fraulein Cecilie Aussem 6-2 6-1. Big Bill Tilden over Jean Borotta 2-6 6-2 6-4 4-6 6-3. Helen Jacobs shocks Elia de Alvarez 6-0 to join Moody in a California dominated final, while pacific coast basketball notes highlight Idaho players McMillin and Stowell.
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Autrail
France
America
Standard-Bravers
Bill Tilden
Henri Coechet
Helen Wills Moody
Fraulein Cecilie Aussem
Germany
Jean Borotta
Helen Jacobs
Senorita Elia de Alvarez
Spain
Idaho
McMillin
Stowell
Standings update for Southern and American Associations
Southern Association shows Atlanta 4 Chattanooga 3 and New Orleans 10 Little Rock 2 as Memphis, Mobile, Nashville, and Birmingham trail. American Association notes Birmingham and others in standings with tied or varying records across the circuit.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham & American Association
Phillies edge Robins 3 to 1 in Brooklyn report
Phila delphia right hander Collard out pitched Dary Vance as the Phillies defeated the Brooklyn Robins 3 to 1. Collard allowed ten hits but worked well with runners on base. Bissonette homered for Brooklyn’s lone run. Vance struggled in the first inning and was pulled for a pinch hitter in the eighth. Two base hits by Klein Moore and a run batted in by Bissonette highlighted the game.
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Brooklyn
Part Collard
Philadelphia
Daryy Vance
Phillies
Brooklyn Robins
Safur Day
Collard
Bissonette
Vance
Philadel
Klein
Moore
Herman
Southern
Whitney
Thevenow
Sherlock
Pylberg
Moore Flowers
RHO
Friberg
Wis Whitney
Hurat
Sigman
If Thevenow
Davis
C Collard
Gilbert
Frederick
Flowers
Bisnette
Ib Hendrick
DeBerry
Ce Wright
P Thurston
Warner
Elliott
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Cincinnati
Rhoa E Swanson
Meusel
Walker
Stripp
Hellmann
Ford
Cuce
Ello
Gooch
Rixey
Kolp
Totels
AB Rho
Pittsburgh
Ead
If-Rf
P. Waner
Joe Brickell
Co’osky
Traynor
Bartel
Hargream
Moson
Jones
Ooo Prench
Hemsley
Batteo
Erickson
Cinei
Marshall
Mitchell
Leslie
Donohue
Boston
Clark
Maranville
Stsler
Berger
Spohrer
Rollings
Maguire
Smith
New York
O'Farrell
O’parrell
Allen
Roett- Sissler
Marsaville
Ger
Reese
Critz
Terry
Athletics Rally Past Senators 7 3 In Makeshift Lineup
The Philadelphia Athletics beat the Washington Senators 7 to 3 behind Jimmy Foxx's eleventh homer and a four run second inning. Foxx started the surge as Lloyd Brown yielded the early damage with four hits following. The win marks the A's third straight victory in the series.
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Philadelphia
Philadephia Athletics
Washington Senators
Jimmy Foxx
Lloyd Brown
Washington Abrhore
Goslin
Judge
Myer
Cronin
Bluege
Ruel
Brown
Hayes
Hadley
Barrett
West Side triumphs in third game of annual league series
Strength in pitching carried West Side to victory in the third game of the annual series with East Side. Black outpitched East Side as Hadley added to Wednesday’s win, with Lemming and Tees contributing. Score by innings shows West 4 4 0 0 0 0 4 total and East 2 1 0 0 0 0 9.
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Boston
Braves
New York Giants
Bob Smith
Ethan Allen
O'Farrell
West Side
Black
West Siders
Hadley
Legion
American Legion
West Abrhpo
C. Hadley
BNE
Tees
Cushing
West
Zaccardi
Lemming
Minardi
Chas Myers
Cubs rally in ninth beat Cardinals 6 5
Chicago Cubs overturned a late deficit to defeat St. Louis 6 to 5 on Saturday. Jess Haines pitched superbly until a rough eighth inning and Parrel’s costly error on a routine force contributed to the Cubs’ comeback in the final frames. Parrel batted for Teachout in the seventh and for Osborn in the ninth.
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Vaz
Tolgon
St. Louis
Chicago
J. Wilson
Bottomley
Watkins
Hafey
Grimm
Teachout
Cuyler
Farrell
English
Hartnett
Blair
Beck
Osborn
Browns
Chisox
al Crowder
Crowder
Melilla
White Sox
K- Nee
Melilo
MccNelly
Rf Ciowell
Jolley
Watwood
Reynolds
Shires
Harris
Kamm
Richy
Paber
Totis
Cubs
Cardinals
Jess Haines
Parrel
Haines
Ehmke Set for Unconditional Release by Athletics
May 31 report says veteran pitcher Harry Ehmke, star of the first world series game for the Athletics against the Cubs, will be released after waivers from the 15 other major clubs. Connie Mack cites arm weariness and needs room for a more useful pitcher.
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Philadelphia
Howard Ehmke
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Connie Mack
Mack
Ehmke
River flood battles near Lamothe threaten farms and homes
Emergency crews fight Red River overflow at the Bayou Rapides Saline Bayou junction near Lamothe. A 15 foot wide by three foot deep crevasse opened and officials fear further breaks could inundate cultivated lands and residences as thousands suffer flood effects.
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Battle River Alexand
Red River
Bayou Rapides
Saline Bayou
Lamothe
Idaho Freshmen Track Stars to Receive Numeral Awards
Six University of Idaho freshmen cinderpath runners are honored for the season and will receive numeral awards. The group includes William McCoy a pole vaulter and hurdler, John Thomas a standout middle distance runner, Yoth of Los Angeles Gal Earl Alden 3evill a high jumper and javelin tosser, Earl Smith of Filer a sprinter, Don Har is of St Anthony and Ells Poulton of Churchill a broad jumper.
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FROSH
University OF Idaho
Moscow
Cinderpath
William McCoy
John Thomas
Yoth
Los Angeles
Gal
Earl Alden
Earl Smith
Filer
Don Haris
St. Anthony
Ells Poulton
Churchill
Waner Herman In Close Race For National League Batting Honor
May 31 New York The race for the National League batting title tightens as Paul Waner of Pittsburgh leads Habe Herman of Brooklyn by one point with a .405 average. Frank Hogan, O’Doul, Terry, and others trail closely as Brooklyn Cardinals pace team batting with .3261. Johnny Frederick and Taylor Douthit top in hits and doubles while Kiki Cuyler and Woody English lead in triples and steals. Adolfo Luque and Jess Haines tie for pitching wins with four each. Bill Hallahan extends lead in strikeouts with 53.
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New York
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Habe Herman
Brooklyn
Warner
Frank Hogan
New York Giants
O'Doul
Philadelphia
Terry
Flowers
Klein
Frederick
Douthit
St. Louis
Heilmann
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Robins
Johnny Frederick
Taylor Douthit
Babe Herman
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Bill Terry
Adam Comorosky
Frank Frisch
Kiki Cuyler
Woody English
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Walter Berger
Boston
Adolfo Luque
Jess Haines
Jim Lindsey
Bill Hallahan
Shurtliff and McMillin Win Idaho Base ball Awards
University of Idaho awards 13 varsity baseball members for 1930 season. Frank McMillin Pocatello Walter Price Malad Merritt Greeling Nampa Ore receive third year blankets. James Halliday Malad Elmer Johnson Harvard Hugh Duffy Jerome Carl Kyselka Nespelem third base. First year honors go to Clive Lindsay Hazelton Art Spangy Nampa William McCall Pasadena Harold Jacobs Moscow Frank Winzeler Meridian Wes Shurtliff Pocatello. Head coach Rich Fox anticipates a stronger 1931 squad as McMillin Price Halliday depart.
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University OF Idaho
Moscow
Frank McMillin
Pocatello
Walter Price
Malad
Merritt Greeling
Nyssa
Ore
Greeling
Price
McMillin
James Halliday
Elmer Johnson
Harvard
Hugh Duffy
Jerome
Carl Kyselka
Nespelm
Wash
Clive Lindsay
Hazelton
Art Spangy
Nampa
William McCall
Pasadena
Calif
Harold Jacobs
Frank Winzeler
Meridian
Wes Shurtliff
Winzeler
Lindsay
Halliday
Rich Fox
Fox
Women Win I Sweater Awards At Idaho
Six women of the University of Idaho women s athletic association win I sweaters for accruing 800 points across basketball rifle hiking volleyball baseball tennis and swimming. Recipients include Dolores E Holmes Buhl Helen F Mouat King Hill Helene W Hitfiker Filer Velma F Meyers Geneva A Handy and Dorothy Bkins of Jerome. Luella McPadden Hailey earns a blanket for 1 9 points.
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University OF Idaho
Moscow
Women's Athletic Association
Dolores E. Holmes
Buhl
Helen F Mouat
King Hill
Helene W. Hitfiker Filer
Velma F. Meyers
Geneva A. Handy
Dorothy
P.kins
Jerome
Luella McPadden
Hailey
Alta Tupper
Lewiston
Will Recein
Utah Aggies Lead In Conference Track Standings
Logan May 31 Utah sc ratchs have dominated the nine year conference meet with Utah Aggies leading the field. Colorado University, Utah University and Colorado Aggies follow in the top spots while Denver University, Montana State and others trail in the nine year scores and championships tally.
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Tribune
Logan
Utah Scrachs
Utah
Utah Aggies
Colorado University
Utah University
Colorado Aggies
B. Y. VU
Dick Romney
Denver University
Colorado College
Montana State College
Wyoming University
Colorado Teachers
Colorado School of Mines
Western State College
Colorado Mines
Western State
Colorado
Aggies
Idaho U appoints 1930 31 athletic managers
The University of Idaho announces senior managerial appointments for major sports for the 1930-31 season. Appointed are Wilford R. Young for football, Leonard H. Reiniger for track, Kenneth M. Egbert for baseball, and Gerald G. Grimm for basketball.
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University OF Idaho
Moscow
Wilford R. Young
Leonard H. Reiniger
Rathdrum
Kenneth M. Egbert
Meridian
Gerald G. Grimm
Boise
Milo C. Axelson
Clear Lake
Iowa
Horace Richards
Bend
Ore
Philip C. Fikkan
Emmett
Eugene C. Scott
Idaho Falls
Fritz W. Danielson
Emida
Fred C. Hoffman
Edgemere
Melvin A. Coonred
James P. Farris
Wallace
Kenneth P. Bradshaw
Wendell
Neil
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Europe
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Olx
Schang
Wiliams
Boley
McNair
Foxx
Rice
George Sister
Boston Braves
Texas
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Yankees
Ed Wells
Red Sox
Ruth
Byrd
Chapman Berry
Lary
Geb
Russo
Rhoa Harris
If Heas
Cf Williams
Ss Foxx
Miller
Rf McNair
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Blue
Hale
Rf Manush
Kress
Se Schulte
Cf Melillo
McNeely
Rf Manion
Ferrell
Coo Crowder
Kimsey
Louis
Cissell
Melillo
Indians
Tigers
Detroit
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Cleveland Indians
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Gehringer
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Akers
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Johnson
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Hargrave
C Wyatt
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Dapp
Lind
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Morris
New York Abrhoa Combs
Laryss Ruth
Gehrig
Dickey
Cooke
Chapman
East
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Armstrong
Caccia
P Cucio
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Sesvecee
Mulica
Ss Fote
Pereen
Brown Wolf
G. Hadley
Pear
Chas. Myers
Uth
Wilson
Steph'son
Blake
Teachou
Weathcote & Telson
Teylor
Emmke
Waner
Shurtliff
Baseball
Utah Ags
Art Biggins
Baseball Cigar Store
Sporting Headquarters
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Lee
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