Godfrey Fouls Carnera After Taking Beating
George Godfrey the giant Negro was suspended for life by the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission after fouling Primo Carnera in the fifth round of a heavyweight bout. Carnera collapsed from a low blow and was carried from the ring as boos and accusations of a fixed fight echoed among about 40,000 spectators. The commission cut Godfrey’s purse to 5 000 dollars and revoked his heavyweight status pending further investigation.
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Nine Under 80 In Collegiate Sport At Oakmont
Nearly 100 golfers from 30 colleges began the second quality round of the Intercollegiate Championship at Oakmont. The 6 965 yard layout punished the opening day as scores rose. only 32 advance to match play. Bam Parks of Pittsburgh led the field with a 14 over par showing.
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Notice of Nonvisibility of Debts in Idaho
Notice states that from this date debts contracted by an entity are not visible except as dated in Pocatello Idaho. Signed Roy Lakin at 856 No Harrison, June 1930.
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Salt Lake A C Tops Salt Lake Nine in Sunday Tilt
The Salt Lake A C defeated the P. A. C. All-Stars 6 to 4 in a hard fought game. McGaugh started for the tribe, then Ross Phillips pitched in the eighth. Salt Lake’s left handed ace baffled the Pocatello bats as the teams prepare for a return clash in Pocatello next Sunday.
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Major League Leaders As Of June 23
National leaders include Fisher on batting with 431, Klein tops RBIs at 73 and 94 hits tied by Klein Terry and Herman. Cuyler leads runs with 63 and triples 11, Frisch doubles 23, Wilson 22 home runs, and Cuyler 16 stolen bases. American leaders show Simmons batting 405, Ruth with 76 runs and 24 home runs, Gehrig 74 RBIs, Hodapp 94 hits, Gehringer and McManus 21 doubles, Rice 12 steals.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities In Rings
Primo Carnera won on foul over George Godfrey in Philadelphia. Billy Angelo stopped Shuffle Callahan in Leiperville. Victorio Campolo knocked out Salvatore Ruggirello in Boston. Johnny Dunn beat Henry Lenard in Wheeling. Eddie Shea stopped Bobby Allen in Memphis. Eddie Mack stopped Joey Abrams in New York after a serious ear injury ended the fight. Benny Bass defeated Joey Goodman in Pittsburgh. Billy Townsend knocked out Jack Purvis in Toronto.
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Ohio State Sprinter Prepares for Dominion Day 100 Yard
George Simpson of Ohio State arrives in Vancouver to race Olympic champion Percy Williams and Michigan’s Eddie Tolan in a special 100 yard event set for July 1 at the Dominion Day athletic meet at the Vancouver Exhibition Grounds.
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Griffiths versus Risko Heavyweight Bout Set for July 2
Chicago heavyweight Tuffy Griffith, teamed with Johnny Kisko of Cleveland, is slated for a 10 round match at Chicago Stadium on July 2.
Robins tie two NL records with 19 to 6 win over Pirates
Brooklyn Robins pound out 28 hits including ten in a row in the sixth, tying the one inning hit record. Lopez made the final out at the plate as Brooklyn wins 19 to 6 over Pittsburgh.
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Giants Defeat Cards and Reds Dominate Braves In Local League
In the Franklin playground league seniors the Giants beat the Cardinals 13 to 8, with key hits across six innings. In the juniors the Reds crushed the Braves 37 to 22 as both teams fielded full lineups and notable players.
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Yesterday's Stars Dominate Early In MLB Action
Yesterday's stars led striking performances across leagues. Babe Herman drove in four with two homers for the Robins, Babe Ruth slugged his 24th to boost the Yankees past the Browns, and Lefty Grove out pitched the White Sox as the Athletics won 2 1. Dan MacFayden and Danny MacFayden fared well with hits and shutout two Tigers. Walter Berger homered again for the Braves to keep their NL runner-up hopes alive.
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Unclear Baseball Lineup With Umpires Named
A fragment lists players Peterson at 3b Marbel Williams in center field William Vrahant in right field and Elwin Cal in right field. Bert Jensen umpired the senior game and Harold Black the junior game.
Field Shrinks to 32 in Trans-Miss Golf Championship
In Colorado Springs on June 24 the Trans-Mississippi golf event trimmed the field to 32 after 18 holes at the Broadmoor course. With par 70 and winds chasing scores, a 160 or better was seen as likely for qualification, while many top players labored to reach the 70s and a few posted 74 as the best efforts of the day amid a stiff south wind.
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Indian Springs Offers Free Swim Instruction June 26 July 5
Indian Springs residents can learn trick swimming in a free program running from June 26 to July 5. The instructional sessions cover basic aquatic skills and safety hosted by local instructors.
Freitas and Boone Hold Lead in Pacific Coast League
June 24 Tony Freitas of the Sacramento club remains the league's top winning pitcher with nine wins and one loss. Ike Boone of the San Francisco Missions continues to lead hitters with a .442 batting average, despite a slump in Los Angeles last week.
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