Godfrey Foul Ends Carnera Bout In Measured Heavyweight Clash
George Godfrey fouled Primo Carnera in the fifth round at Philadelphia's National League Park, deflating a much anticipated heavyweight showdown. Carnera collapsed from the blow and was carried from the ring as boos and chants of fake echoed. The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission fined Godfrey, revoked his heavyweight contender status, and pro-rated his purse to the rounds fought.
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George Godfrey
Primo Carrera
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Godfrey
Giant Negro
Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmelng
Sharkey
Carnera
Grain
Otto von Porat
Phil Scott
Scott
Schmeling
Leon Chevalier
Oakland
Cal
Httie
J. Webb Vaughn
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Frank Wiener
Athlete Commission
Nine Under 80 in Collegiate Sport at Oakmont Qualifier
Nearly 100 golfers from 30 colleges began the second qualifying round of the intercollegiate championship at Oakmont in 6965 yard layout. The field drops to 32 for match play with Sam Parks of Pittsburgh leading the large field after the opening day.
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Oakmont
Sam Parks
University of Pittsburgh
Notice on debt responsibility and signer details
Notice states responsibility limits for debts after date and names Roy with Harrison address, dated June 1930. It mentions a $28 amount and signs at 856 No Harrison.
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Povateils
Roy
Harrison
Salt Lake Nine Comes Sunday to Pocatello
The Salt Lake A C defeated the P. A. C. All-Stars 6 to 4 in a hard fought game. McGaugh started for P. A. C. before Ross Phillips relieved in the eighth. Salt Lake’s left handed pitcher was tough and Salt Lake plans a return engagement at Pocatello next Sunday likely to be the standout game of the year.
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Salt Lake A.C
McGaugh
Tribe
Ross Phillips
Salt Lake
Seversl
Salt Lakes Stabman
Pocatello
Major League Leaders Through June 23
American and National league leaders list top performers by batting average runs batted in hits and other categories. Highlights include Joe Fisher and Marty Klein standout for the Cardinals and Phillies while Ruth Gehrig and Combs lead in key categories for the Yankees and Indians. Stolen bases and home run leaders are noted for each league.
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Cardinals
Cuyler
Cubs
Klein
Phillies
Terry
Grants
Herman
Robins
Frisch
Wilson
Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Hodapp
Indians
Gehringer
McManus
Tigers
Combs
Rice
Senators
Lazzeri
Melillo
Blue Kress
Blue
Iteher Kimsey
St Louis
McNeely
Goelin
Kress
Hale
Melilio
Gullic
Ferrell
Collins
New York
Hoa Rice
Wuestling
Byrd
Gehrig Ib Cooke
Hargrave
Dickey
Chapman
Ab Reese
Gomez
Carrol
Batten
St Liuis
Gorlin
Ruta
Fights Last Night From Around the Nation
Primo Carnera won on foul over George Godfrey in Philadelphia. Billy Angelo stopped Shuffle Callahan in Lieperville. Victorio Campolo knocked out Salvatore Ruggiello in Boston. Johnny Dunn counted Henry Lenard in Wheeling. Eddie Shea stopped Bobby Allen in Memphis. Eddie Mack halted Joey Abrams in Brooklyn after Abrams was badly injured. referee stopped the bout.
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Primo Carnera
Italy
George Godfrey
Billy Angelo
Lieperville
Callahan
Chicago
Wheeling
W. Va
Johnny Dunn
New Kensington
Henry Lenard
Memphis
Eddie Shea
Bobby Allen
Indianapolis
New York
Eddie Mack
Denver
Joey Abrams
Brooklyn
Dexter Park
Mack
Abrams
Johnny McEvoy
Bass Wins Unpopular Decision In Ten Round Fight
Benny Bass of Philadelphia, holder of the world's junior lightweight title, won a ten round decision over Joey Goodman of Cleveland in a bout where his title was not at stake. Bass weighed 129 pounds to Goodman’s 137. In Toronto Billy Townsend, Canadian lightweight champion, knocked out Jack Purvis in 2 minutes 35 seconds of the third round of a ten round bout.
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Pittsburgh
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Joey Goodman
Cleveland
Bass
Goodman
Toronto
Ont
Billy Townsend
Jack Purvis
Ohio State Sprinter Prepares to Race Williams and Tolan
George Simpson of Ohio State arrived to train for a special 100 yard race against Olympic champion Percy Williams and Michigan’s Eddie Tolan at a Dominion Day athletic meet. The event is slated for July 1 at the Vancouver exhibition grounds.
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B.C
George Simpson
Ohio State
Percy Williams
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Vancouver Exhibition Grounds
Griffiths and Risko Set for Chicago Heavyweight Bout
Chicago heavyweight Tuffy Griffith to meet Johnny Risko of Cleveland in a 10 round title bout at Chicago Stadium on July 2. The June 24 report confirms the official matchup and venue.
Robins Tie Records in 19 to 6 Win Over Pirates
Brooklyn Robins pound 28 hits to defeat Pittsburgh Pirates 19 to 6. In the sixth they tied the one inning hitting record with ten straight hits and push to a 12 hit inning. Lopez made the final out as Brooklyn extended the rally to 12 consecutive hits tying a 1920 mark.
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Cubs
Cardinals
Lopez
Braves
Phillies
Brooklyn
Abrhore Prederick
Gilbert
Warner
Herman
Flowers
Bisonette
Finn
Picnich
Elliott
Pittsburgh Abrhore
Giants Dominate Cardinals in Franklin Playground Ball
Giants beat Cardinals 13 to 8 in senior division as Giants players Hronek Mirkendall and Goddard lead the lineup. Reds topple Braves 37 to 22 in junior play with Bell’s Reds stacking runs in every inning and Carter, Gumpert, Hronek contributing for the victors.
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Carl Hronek
Giants
Charles Myers
Cardinals
A. G. Bell
Reds
Braves
Earl Mirkendall
Car Hronek
Lloyd Clark
Walter Karstead
Elmer Marley
Dominic Lucarelli
John Black
Lewis Rueblemann
Bob Karstead
Paul Goddard
Claude Adamson
Bob Hronek
Wayne Thomas
Ralph Roberts
Ferdinand Para
John Rossiter
Charles Nelson
George Gianini
Francis Nelson
John Dee Hunt
John McNally
Ray Wilson
Pat Gumpert
G. Bell
John Walker
Lewis Caffer
Owen Karstead
Harold Catmal
Charles Martin
Jim Hronek
Jim Anderson
Brown
Tom Giles
Howard
Douglas Spahr
Tom Williams
Floyd
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Big League Action
AP notes multiple MLB performances with Hack Wilson collecting two singles a double and a 22nd homer for the Cubs while Danny MacFayden blanked the Tigers and Babe Herman drove in four for the Robins. Lefty Grove fanned five and beat the White Sox as Babe Ruth hit his 24th homer for the Yankees. Walter Berger hit his 21st for the Braves and several players are listed with field positions. Bert Jensen umpired the senior game and Harold Black the junior affair.
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Rhoa Oliver
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Hevinge MacPayden
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Alexander Todt
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Cutting Field in Western Tourney
The trans Miss golf championship at Broadmoor in Colorado Springs trimmed the field to 32 after 18 holes of qualifying. With 225 players, scores of 160 or better were expected to advance. the best round was 74 on the par 70 course. A strong south wind kept many contenders in the 70s, and 42 players finished under 80.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Broadmoor
Indian Springs Offers Trick and Fancy Swimming Lessons
Learn trick and fancy swimming with free instruction from June 26 to July 5 at Indian Springs. Community program invites residents to improve strokes and safety skills through guided sessions.
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Indian Springs
Jyi
Freitas Retains Lead as Winning Pitcher in Coast League
Tony Freitas of the Sacramento club remains the top winning pitcher in the Pacific Coast League with nine wins and one defeat. Ike Boone of the San Francisco Missions continues to lead hitters with a .442 batting average after a slump in Los Angeles last week.
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Cascarelle
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