Close Rivalry Heads Into Return Golf Tilt
A dawn match at 1 o clock pits University Golf Club against Pocatello Country Club. Pocatello fields a hand picked Class BB team led by Milton S Zener and Port Arthur with a Nassau scoring format. University lists twelve top Red Hill players including Aston Barrett and Ed Norby. Substitutes are named on both sides as officials plan a decisive contest with the schedule to be announced.
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Wilson Quick
West
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Ed Norby
Felix Piastino
Bud Bliss
Kent Stone
Willam Higley
Ray Bistline
F. E. Burel
C. M. Goranson
A. O | Nelson
E. Hurd
E. R. Norton
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Dubbed drive now termed negligence in golf case
Olaf H. Kyster sues Dr. F. Woods in Pulaski circuit court for 556 dollars claiming a leftward golf ball drive caused him injuries at Sylvan Hills Country Club in February. The suit argues the golf ball was driven negligently and caused deep pain.
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Little Rock
Ark
Olaf H. Kyster
Pulaski Circuit Court
F. Woods
Weer
Sylvan Hills Country Club
Kyster
Woods
Port Angeles man keeps job after winning derby sweepstakes
Rodney Davis, a local motion picture operator in Port Angeles Washington, won 72377 dollars with a dollar ticket on Blenheim in the Epsom derby sweepstakes. He said he will continue his work and invest the prize.
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Blenheim
Zamloch's Nine Comes to Life in Oakland Victory
In San Francisco on January 5, 1930, Carl Zamloch's Oaks beat Seattle 12 to 3 as eight runs in the eighth inning broke a 3-3 tie. Oakland moves into a share of third with San Francisco, while the Missions edged San Francisco 8 to 7. Los Angeles defeated Hollywood 4 to 3, Portland beat Sacramento 6 to 4, and other late-inning rallies capped a day of tight baseball across the region.
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Arlett
Baseball Box Scores And Standings Update
Comprehensive box scores show Detroit and Cleveland contests with runs and key hits. Notable performances include Gehringer and Cronin for Detroit and Hodapp for Cleveland, with Earnshaw and McKain earning wins in respective games. The Philadelphia and Chicago matchups feature strong hitting with multiple two-base hits and home runs from Cuyler and English.
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Braxton Losne
Whitehill
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Scores From Evening Games Across Several Cities
St Paul 4 5 Louisville 9 8 Milwaukee 4 Toledo 7 Kansas City 16 Columbus 2 Minneapolis 7 Indianapolis 8.
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Reds Struggle to Convert Hits as Giants Cubs Triumph
The Reds fail to cash in on opportunities despite 84 hits in seven games as they lose 8 5 to the Giants after a lineup shuffle. The Cubs pummel the Braves 18 16 with 34 bases on 16 hits. Brooklyn’s Robins stumble in a 12 6 loss to the Pirates. St Louis falls 2 1 to Philadelphia. American games feature ten inning thrillers, Yankees fall to White Sox 8 7, and Boston edges Cleveland 5 4 in ten innings.
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Major League Leaders and Golf Tender in Trans-Mississippi Notice
Major League leaders lists batters fielding and pitching leaders by the Associated Press with names Herman Robins Ruth Rice Gehringer Combs and Cubs Yankees Senators. In Tulsa Miss Mary Elizabeth Ford 16 prefers to contest a golf championship over a high school graduation, joining a family of golfers and planning to compete in the transMississippi women’s event.
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Coast League News Stages Tightly Contested Games
In Los Angeles Hollywood lost its seventh straight as Los Angeles scored in the bottom of the ninth to win 4 to 3. In San Francisco the Missions beat the Seals 8 to 7 after an 7–7 tie in the eighth with Burns and Monroe homering for the Missions. Oakland beat Seattle 6 to 2.
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Schmeling Faces Sharkey For World Title Clash
In Endicott New York on June 5 AP reports Max Schmeling 24 prepares to fight Jack Sharkey for the world heavyweight title next night at the Yan Kee Stadium. Schmeling projects cautious confidence saying he may win if openings appear and that Sharkey is a strong opponent. He trains with 20 sparring partners and analyzes Sharkey’s style while expressing belief he could be the better fighter.
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Steamship Reservations Gather at Keystone Building
Steamship reservations are being organized with a meeting at the Keystone building to coordinate bookings and travel timing. Attendees are urged to confirm attendance and share itinerary details.
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Pardue Leads in Trans Mississippi Golf Qualifiers
Tulsa June 5 AP. Dorothy Elois Pardue of Sioux City Iowa leads the women’s Trans Mississippi field with top qualifiers as third round begins. She defeated Mary Elizabeth Ford Kansas City 16 yesterday and remains a heavy favorite as play continues for semifinal entries. Other top contenders include Hulbert S Clarke Oklahoma City Tom Wallace Sapulpa R E Drennan Tulsa Virginia Pepp St Louis R R John St Louis Stanley Alexander Camden Ark and George Hlipple Hutchinson Kan.
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Al Simmons Near Return to A's After Knee Injury
Philadelphia Athletics outfielder Al Simmons, hospitalized with a knee injury, plans to join the team in Chicago as soon as Friday after doctors report improved condition. He will board the first train for Chicago following bandage removal and says he will reunite with the squad Saturday.
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