Strong Trap, Tennis and Golf Teams Enter Elks Convention Contests
The Pocatello Elks host a two day state convention starting Monday with golf, tennis, and trap events. Lodges from Wallace Coeur d Alene Boise and Pocatello enter golf. Trap includes Boise Blackfeet Idaho Falls and Pocatello. Tennis features Idaho Falls Coeur d Alene Boise Wallace and Pocatello. A record trophy line promises strong local chances and play begins Monday morning with Tuesday finals for undecided events.
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WM. Benson
RO Cotant
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John Nevins
Chas. G. Sumner
Harry Leonard
J. H Peterson
RB Belnap
R. F Miller
Bill Hill
E. H. Brunner
BU Smith
Joseph Sebesta
Hil
Latonia Derby Attracts Gallant Fox And Reveille Boy
Latonia Kentucky hosts a $25,000 added derby June 28 pitting Gallant Fox fresh from the Preakness Derby and Belmont wins against Reveille Boy, a Kentucky bred from western Kentucky’s Christian County. Locals face a choice between supporting a Derby winner and honoring a homegrown Kentucky colt.
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Gallant Fox
Reveille Boy
Washington Park
Gallant Pox
Ol Kaintuck
J. A. Best
Kentucky
Christian County
Flying Ebony
Western Kentucky
Central Kentucky
Shires Plans Resumed Speeches After Senate Win
Arthur "The Great" Shires, now a U S Senator, says he will resume his vocal technique and hike his batting average. He explains that vocal technique and batting go hand in hand for him and he will resume both with his new teammates.
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Washington
Arthur
Shires
White Sox
Standings and scores from major leagues
Western League Wichita leads Pueblo 4 to 3 and Topeka 4 1 in two night games. American Association Columbus 0 4, St Paul 13 8, Louisville 13 5, Indianapolis 6, Milwaukee 6, Toledo 9, Minneapolis 5. Southern Association Memphis 13 6, Atlanta 6, Birmingham 6, Little Rock 7, Nashville 8, New Orleans chart 26 Mobile 5. International League Buffalo 6 0 Newark, Toronto 13 10, Jersey City 3 3, Montreal 1 4 Baltimore 9 1, Rochester 6 5.
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Wichita
Pueblo
Topeka
Denver
American Association
Columbus
St. Paul
Louiaville
Kansas City
Indianapoli
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Southern Association
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
New Orleans
Mobile
International Leagle
Buffalo
Newark
Toronto
Reading
Jersey City
Montreal
Baltimore
Rochester
Cubs Struggle as Ill Luck Plagues 1930 Championship Drive
Chicago notes a curse of injuries and illness crippling the Cubs era, from 1924 misfortunes to 1930 seasons. Gabby Hartnett Hobbling, Hal Carlson dying, Charley Grimm injured, Hornsby crutchbound, Riggs Stevenson shoulder, and Guy Bush elbow, all denting a hopeful title bid.
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Charlie Hollocher
Chicago
Cubs
Hollocher
Cub
Riggs Stephenson
Gabby Hartnett
Lester Bell
Rogers Hornsby
Wrigley Field
St. Louis
Charley Hollacher
Hal Carlson
Joe McCarthy
Carlson
Charley Grimm
New York
Hornsby
Stevenson
Guy Bush
Hawkins Basin dominates Sunday rubber game
Hawkins Basin overwhelmed Daniels 27 to 5 in a rubber game Sunday afternoon on Hawkins Basin diamond. The Basiners used a strong pitching staff and outfield changes from Crystal, with nine runs in the first inning and several unusual misplays by both sides amid a slow field and many fans along the sidelines.
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Hawkins Basin
Daniels
Crystal
Basiners
Eveuennuns
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National league leaders include Klein of the Phillies leading batting with 424, and Klein also top in runs with 70 RBIs 70 and 19 homers. Frisch of the Cardinals leads doubles with 21 and Cuyler of the Cubs 15 stolen bases. American league leaders show Cochrane of the Athletics with 308 batting, Ruth of the Yankees 70 RBIs, Gehrig 69, Hodapp 89 hits, and Rut of the Yankees 2 homers.
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Phillies
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Cochrane
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Yankees
Gehrig
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Tigers
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Senators
Combs
Rice Senators
Yesterday's Stars Rally and Home Runs Highlight Giants and A's
Mughey Cruz turned an assisted double play to halt a Pirates rally in the ninth and give the Giants a 4 3 win. Al Simmons Jimmy Pierce and Hing Miller of the Athletics belted consecutive home runs off Wes Ferrell in Cleveland during the fifth. Elmer and Edwin Kelsey, seniors at the state university, have hitchhiked 33 000 miles in four years.
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Associated Press
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al Simmons
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Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hughey Crutz
Pirates
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
Jimmy Foxx
Bing Miller
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Reading Beats Detroit in Exhibition Clash
Reading of the International league defeated Detroit of the American league 12 to 7 in an exhibition game here Wednesday. George Quench, Reading outfielder, hit two home runs one with the bases loaded and the other with two on.
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Reading
Detroit
George Quench
Giants Defeat Pirates 4 to 3 in West Tour Opener
Pittsburgh June 19 AP The New York Giants won a tight 4 to 3 game over the Pittsburgh Pirates as they began their second westward tour. Giants scored three runs in the seventh inning to pull ahead.
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Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Promoters vow defense against New York boxing invasion
Chicago fight promoters led by stadium management plan a high fence around the showfield to block Madison Square Garden from staging a big fight in Chicago this summer. Since the Sharkey Schmeling match rumors of MSG bringing a future bout have caused unease and opposition among local promoters. Sydney Strotz, president of the Chicago stadium, says outsiders will not corner Chicago boxing and promoters threaten a promotional war if an invasion occurs.
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Stadium Management
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Sodier Field
Schmelig
Sharkey
Schmeling
Dempsey
Sydney Strotz
Chicago Stadium
Paschal Excels With Eight Hits In One Game
Benny Paschal of St Paul set a new American Association mark with eight hits in a double wins day over Columbus. He homered, tripled, doubled and singled five times, scoring six and driving in one. The feat stands as the best single day in the league.
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Chicago
Benny Paschal
New York Yankees
St. Paul
Columbus
Benny
Uzcudun and Risko Renew Heavyweight Battle Tonight
Paolino Uzcudun and Johnny Risko face a ten round heavyweight match in Detroit to help determine Schmeling’s next opponent. Both weigh just over 190 pounds with a tight weight gap. Their first bout ended with Risko earning a disputed decision.
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Detroit
Paolino Uzcudun
Johnny Risko
Max Schmeling
Uzcadun
Cleveland
Stribling Promoter Fight Up In Air In Chicago Stadium
Otto Von Porat and W L Young Stribling face a delayed 10 round heavyweight bout in Chicago after repeated postponements. Stribling cites a sprained left hand while stadium officials insist the match will proceed Friday night with nerve blocks to dull pain. Sidney Strotz of the Chicago Stadium Corp expresses confusion over the shifting plans.
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Otto von Porat
W. L. “Young” Stribling
State Boxing Commission
von Porat
Ec Stevenson
Stribling
Staidum
W. L
Pa” Stribling
Sidney Strotz
Chicago Stadium Corporation
Northwest Amateur Golf Quarterfinals Reach Stage
The Pacific Northwest Amateur Golf tournament in Vancouver, B C moves to quarterfinals with players Frank Dolp Johnny Robbins Eddie Hogan Forrest Watson Alex Duncan Ed Greenway Fred die Wood and Monty Hill advancing in the men's division. Women’s second round winners include B C Sweeney K Farrell Vera Hutchings Parkhurst Angie Parkhurst Florence Sellers and Mrs. Fred Jackson.
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Portland
Seattle
Los Angeles
Frank Dolp
Johnny Robbins
Eddie Hogan
Forrest Watson
Alex Duncan
Ed Greenway
Freddie Wood
Monty Hill
C. Sweeney
K. Farrell
Vera Hutchings
A. H. Parkhurst
Angie Parkhurst
Florence Sellers
Fred Jackson
Coast League Stars 6 Reds 4 in Hollywood clash
Bill Rumler hit a decisive homer in the eighth off Carlyle after Hollywood battled back from a 4 4 tie. Reds tied it in the seventh with hits off Gordon Rhodes. Seals blew out Angels 15 5 in San Francisco with a nine run rally. Portland beat Oakland 7 5 as they closed with two in the last frame. Seattle defeated Sacramento 9 2 behind Wilbur Hubbell. A rattlesnake killed by agents raiding a Bath County still in Kentucky.
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REDS
Los Angeles
Bill Rumler
Carlyle
Hollywood
Missions
Gordon Rhodes
H. E
Pillette
Hofmann
Rhodes
Bassler
SEALS
Angels
San Francisco
Ballou
Peters
Soline
Gabler
Hannah
Skiff
Milius
McDougal
Gaston
Portland
OAKS
Oakland
Seasoned Veterans Still Find Advantage Remains At Home
Red Cross pool plan explored along the Port Neuf river with locations at Ross Park and nearby river banks and a nearby cavalry stables area. Ed Godfrey to direct instruction as city officials tour sites and approve dressing shacks and a canal trench for the pool at nominal cost. Everett Marshall defeats Ted Thye in Portland wrestling match while Demetral beats Vance in a semi final. Giants stumble in first tour game against Pirates as Indians face Athletics with a 7 to 2 loss and three consecutive homer by Simmons Foxx Miller.
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Red Cross
Portneuf
Ross Park
Pocatello Green House
Cavalry Stables
Ed Godfrey
Ross
J. King
I. H. Masters
Portland
Ore
Everett Marshell
la Junta
Colorado
Ted Thye
Marshall
Harry Demetral
Chicago
Farmer Vance
Demetral
Vance
Davenport Resigns as Des Moines Manager. Collins Named Successor
Claude Davenport resigns as manager of the Des Moines baseball club in the Western league. John Collins, who piloted the Demons to the 1926 league title and to third place in 1927, will succeed Davenport starting with Friday night’s game against St Joseph.
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Claude Davenport
John
Shane) Collins
Demons
Davenport
St. Joseph
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