Stratford Wins High Gun in Sunday Trap Shoot at Pocatello
L H Stratford of Pocatello Trap took high gun with a perfect 100 straight and total 167 after handicap and doubles. Scores list C E Hulsh of Eureka Utah 165 RH Rector 164 C P Kennedy 162 H S Mills 156 Wiley Coleman 163, plus strong showings from Salt Lake City and Idaho Falls entrants. About fifty shooters attended amid rain clearing to good standing. V M Benson field captain and George Johnston managed the event with Orin Howard handling cash. Six Pocatello Trap members qualified for Elk team but Sumner waived to Benson yesterday leaving a five man squad.
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Pocatello
C E. Hulsh
Fureka Utah
RH. Rector
Po Eatello
C P Kennedy
Declo
H. S Mills
Salt Lake
Wiley Coleman
Coleman
A. Johnston
Adolph
Finch
V. M. Benson
George Johnston
Orin Howard
Pocatello Trap
Arch Townend
L. H. Stratford
O P Barber
J O Cotant
Chas G Sumner
Vo M_ Benson
Sumner
Benson
Caddychism Teaches Caddies Subtle Golf Skills
Texarkana Golf and Country club runs weekly caddie sessions teaching graceful carry, quiet movement, and etiquette. Illustrations accompany lessons, caddies may ask questions, and training is taken seriously as they are paid professionals.
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Dallas
Texarkana Golf and Country Club
Texarkana
Three Smiths Join Minneapolis Baseball Club Roster
In Minneapolis the baseball team lists three players named Smith Earl is veteran and covers left field Ernest Smith and another Smith newly acquired play shortstop and right field respectively all part of the roster updates.
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Minneapolis
Smiths
Earl Smith
Ernest Smith
Smith
Slugging trades reshuffle Browns and Nationals in 1920s brass
The Browns acquire Goose Goslin from Washington and lose Heinie Manush and Alvin Crowder, while Washington hopes Manush and Crowder can spark a comeback. Manush previously hit .355 in 1925 and Goslin topped the league with a .379 mark in 1928. Crowder, who led 1928 pitching in effectiveness with 21 wins, moves to the Browns.
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St Louis
St. Louis
Washington
Goose Goslin
Browns
Heinie Manush
Alvin Crowder
Manus
Goslin
Crowder
Washingtons
Manush
Detroit
Elam van Gilder
Chick Galloway
Harry Rice Goslin
Senators
Tom Zachary
Leon “Goose” Goslin
Washington Senators
Helnie Manush
Robins Fight to Maintain Month-Long NL Lead
Brooklyn Robins press to keep first place as Chicago Cubs chase within two games. Babe Herman and Johnny Frederick spark a 6th-8th inning burst to beat Pittsburgh 9-6 while Hack Wilson lifts the Cubs with two homers but fall behind. Giants, Cardinals, Tigers win behind strong hitting and late rallies as standings shift. Washington defeats Chicago White Sox 10-3 behind Ad Liska five hitter and Art Shires' four RBIs.
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Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Robins
Cubs
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Babe Herman
Johnny Frederick
Larry French
Fred Frankhouse
Boston
Hack Wilson
Braves
New York Giants
Hey
Bennie Frey
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Tigers
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Indians
Washington
Ad Liska
Art Shires
Chicago White Sox
Standings and scores from yesterday across major leagues
National games show Boston 3 Chicago 2 and New York 6 Cincinnati 4. Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 9 and Philadelphia 3 3. St Louis 12 9 with Washington 10 Philadelphia 2. Cleveland 4 St Louis 4 5 New York 2 Detroit 5 4 Boston 3 2. Pacific Coast results Seattle 2 6 Sacramento 8 2 Portland 0 2 Oakland 2 5 Missions 1 9 Hollywood 6 4 Los Angeles 4 4 San Francisco 2 5 in 12 innings. Western League Saint Joseph 8 Omaha 9. Night game Denver 8 8.
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Boston
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Sacramento
Portland
Oakland
Missions
Hollywood
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Coast League
Prime Carnero and Rosenbloom Slattery Headline Week of Boxing
Ring calendar highlights a ten round Carnera Godfrey bout in Philadelphia and a 15 round title engagement between Maxie Rosenbloom and Jimmy Slattery for New York light heavyweight recognition. The schedule lists multiple city showdowns across the country with lightweights welterweights and middleweights in ten round bouts and regional clashes through Wednesday.
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Nic. York
Prime Carnero
George Godfrey
Maxie Rosenbloom
Jimmy Slattery
New York State
Carnera-Godfrey
Philadelphia
Carnera
Godfrey
Leiperville Negro
Rosenbloom
Slattery
Bison's Park
Billy Angelo
Leiperville
Jack Gross
Salem
N. J
Mike Sankovitch
Jersey City
Billy Jones
Jack
Cincinnati
New York
Queensboro Stadium
Tony Canzoneri
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Frankie Marchese
Nel Tarleton
England
Joe Barbara
Lew Paluso
Portland
Ore
Herman Ratzlaff
Monet
Ray McQuillan
Denver
Mickey Dolan
Art McMillan
Chicago
Coast League Seals and Angels split San Francisco doubleheader
In San Francisco on June 23 the Seals won the nightcap 5 to 4 after the Angels took the opener 4 to 2. Heavy Seals hitting featured in both games, with Angels’ runs aided by clustered hits. First game pitchers were Baecht Hannah Miljus Gas ton Penebsky. second game included Delaney Barfoot Hannah Mc Dougal Turpin Zinn Gaston Penebsky.
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SEALS
Angels
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Baecht
Hannah
Miljus
Gaston
Penebsky
Delaney
Barfoot
McDougal
Turpin
Zinn
DUCKS
Oakland
Portland
Oaks
Arlett
Fenton
Dean
Martin
Orwall
Cascarella
Reese
Woodall
Hurst
Lombardi
Ortman
Palmisano
Caglia
Read
Sheiks
Hollywood
Stars
Reds
Knott
Hoffmann
Harvey
Severeid
Holywood
Nelson
Walereen
Page
Witzel Hollerson
Bassler
Earl Sandes Sister Weds Montanan Oscar White in Salem
Helen Sande sister of the noted jockey Earl Sande married Oscar White son of the Rev A White of Plains Mont. The ceremony was conducted by the groom's father at the Sande home. The couple will reside in Salem
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Salem
Ore
Helen Sande
Earl Sande
Oscar White
A. White
Plains
Mont
J. C. Sande
Yesterday's Stars Lead Early Season Wins Across Leagues
Babe Herman homered twice and drove in runs to power a win over the Pirates. Earl Whitehill and Waite Hoyt combined for strong two game work as the Tigers swept the Red Sox in a doubleheader. Charley Jamieson doubled three times for the Indians to end a losing streak. Fred Frankshouse and Ben Cantwell shared pitching as the Braves beat the Cubs. Art Shires collected three singles, four RBIs and two runs as the Senators defeated the White Sox.
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Earl Whitehill
Waite Hoyt
Tigers
Red Sox
Charley Jamieson
Indians
Athletics
Art Shires
Senators
White Sox
Bulky Heavies Clash Tonight in Philadelphia Ring
Primo Carnera faces George Godfrey in a ten round bout at the Phillies Park. Carnera weighs 268 pounds and stands six feet seven inches. Godfrey, 23 pounds lighter and taller by two inches, brings greater ring experience. Promoters expect over 30,000 attendance with advance sales surpassing $100,000.
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Philadelphia
Primo Carnera
Mary
George Godfrey
Leiperville
Phillies Baw
Venice
Carnera
Godfrey
Primo
Polo Meet Closes with Fort Riley Victory and Fort Sill Title
Fort Riley defeats Kansas City Country Club 10 to 7 in the consolation final at Fort Leavenworth. Fort Sill claims the championship by beating Fort Leavenworth Black and White 8 to 3 in the final.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Riley
Kansas City
Paris teen Taris threatens Olympic swimming in 1932
Jean Taris, 19, swam 880 yards in a fifth of a second under the world record and is regarded in France as a strong contender for aquatic events at the Los Angeles Games in 1932.
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Paris
Jean Taris
France
Los Angeles
Americans Open Wimbledon With Net Wins
The United States opened Wimbledon with several victories. Wilmer Allison defeated Edgar Moon in straight sets 6-1 6-3 6-3. H. K. Lester beat Eugene McAuliffe 6-2 7-5 0-6 6-4. Berkeley Bell defeated A. W. Vinall 5-7 6-4 -3 6-1. Gregory Mangin downed Yoshiro Ohta 4-6 6-2 6-1 6-2. Cochet won in five sets over Hans Timmer 6-4 9-11 4-6 6-4 6-2. Doeg defeated Nigel Sharpe 6-3 6-1 4-6 4-6 6-1. Van Ryn beat W. H. Duff 6-1 6-1 7-5.
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Wimbledon
Eng
United States
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Edgar Moon
H. K. Lester
Great Britain
Eugene McAuliffe
Berkeley Bell
Austin
A. W. Vinall
England
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Yoshiro Ohta
Japan
Henri Cochet
France
Hans Timmer
Holland
Cochet
Johnny Doeg
Nigel Sharpe
Johnny van Ryn
W. H. Duff
Coast Nearing Half Schedule in Pacific Coast League
June 23 The Pacific Coast league standings shift as Oakland solidifies playoff bid with six of seven wins over Portland and a 2 0 and 5 2 victories. San Francisco splits with Los Angeles while Sacramento extends lead. Hollywood upsets Missions 6 1 in opener. Reds rally 9 4 in nightcap. Emile Desjarns Brussels awarded 7500 damages after accident.
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San Francisco
Carl Zamloch
Oakland
Portland
Ducks
Los Angeles
Angels
Sacramento
Seattle
Stockton
Capital City
Hollywood
Reds
Emile Desjarns
Brussels
Major League Leaders Une games of June 22
MLB leaders list batting and pitching stats from June 22 highlights include Cochrane Athletics batting average 403 Ruth Yankees 74 runs Gehrig 73 RBIs and more. Records feature Ruth Wilson Cuyler Klein Frisch and others across categories such as hits doubles triples and stolen bases.
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Associated Press
Une
Cochrane
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Indians
Gehringer
McManus
Conte
Reynolds
White Sox
Rice
Senators
Fisher
Cardinals
English
Cubs
Klein
Phillies
Terry
Giants
Frisch
Cuyler
Wilson
Cantlon Wins Cleveland Akron Speedway 100 Mile Race
Shorty Cantlon of Detroit won the 100 mile board speedway race near Akron in 1 hour 27 minutes 31.15 seconds completing 200 laps. Russell Snowberger finished second and Chester Gardner third. About 12 000 to 13 000 spectators watched as Cantlon earned 12 points in AAA driving championship Chase. Billy Arnold fell ill and handed his car to Eugene Haulstein finishing fourth after about 25 miles of driving.
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Akron
Shorty” Cantion
Detroit
Cleveland- Akron Board Speedway
Here
Russell Snowberger
Philadelphia
Chester Gardner
Douglas, Ariz
Cantlon
American Automobile Association
College golfers open large field at Oakmont
Sixty three college players from 15 universities begin to chase the intercollegiate golf title at Oakmont. Eastern power Princeton defends last year’s crown while Yale Harvard Dartmouth Penn State Pennsylvania Bowdoin Williams and Holy Cross join the field. Ohio State Notre Dame Illinois Alabama Rice and Texas represent other regions.
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Pittsburgh
Oakmont
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Bowdoin
Williams
Holy Cross
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Illinois
Alabama
Rice
Texas
Sports scores roundup from several leagues and cities
Summary of recent games across the American Association Southern Association and International League. Notable results include Louisville at 7-11 and Milwaukee 9-6, Pueblo 14-12 over ma City 6-6, Des Moines 18-8, plus New Orleans 15 and Atlanta 7 in the Southern standings. International League sees Jersey City 10-7, Buffalo 4-5, Baltimore 6-3, and Montreal 5-4 with Reading 8-6 and Rochester 7-5. Toronto 9-3 and Newark 4-0 also listed.
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Southern Association
New Orleans
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Montreal
Reading
Rochester
Toronto
Newark
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Huish
Mrs Coleman
Its Mills
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Allvin Crowder
Heine Manush
Sportsmen’s Headquarters
M & M Hardware
S. Main
St. Joseph
Gorilla Jones
Vincent Forgione
Joe Anderson
Covington
Wesley Ketchell
Salt Lake City
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Koehler
Zahniser
Keating
Thomas
Wirts
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Taris
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Hanson Beauty Shop
N. Mayes Street
Western Grain & Brokerage Co
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Sam P. Smith
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