Rupert Burley vs Pocatello golf match set at Country Club
Sunday inter club match at the Country club features Rupert and Burley combined team against Pocatello with about twenty players. Twenty four holes. scores preserved for Boise selection and future tournaments over the next 60 days to arrange players by ability.
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Standings and scores from today’s baseball leagues
National standins show Philadelphia 0 5 Pittsburgh 1 11 Brooklyn 7 Chicago 1 New York 12 St Louis 4 Boston Cincinnati to be played Sunday American Cleveland 11 New York 13 Detroit 4 Washington 12 Chicago 7 Boston 9 St Louis 3 Philadelphia 8 Pacific Coast Sacramento 2 Hollywood 13 Los Angeles 5 Seattle 2 San Francisco 12 Portland 2 Oakland 8 Missions American Association Columbus 1 Kansas City 6 Indianapolis 10 Minneapolis 1 Toledo 5 Milwaukee Louisville 6 St Paul 10 Southern Association Atlanta 7 New Orleans 6 Birmingham 7 Mobile 3 10 innings Little Rock 3 Nashville 6 Memphis 4 19 innings International League Buffalo 9 Reading 7 Montreal 10 Newark 5 Rochester 2 Jersey City 3 Toronto 7 Baltimore 3
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Major League Leaders From AP For June 26
The AP listing highlights top season marks including Runs and RBIs leaders. Cuyler of the Cubs tops runs with 431, Klein of the Phillies leads RBIs with 75, and Klein also holds 23 hits. Ruth of the Yankees leads in runs with 11 home runs 26, while Ber ag oe len bases and other entries appear among the scattered data.
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Yankees' Barrow apologizes for assault on writer
New York Yankees business manager Edward G Barrow apologized for an assault on veteran writer Bill Slocum. Club owner Jacob Ruppert expressed profound regret and named George Perry to handle press contacts. The incident arose after Slocum criticized Barrow’s secrecy about trades.
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Six Week Lead Lost as Sacs Tie for First in Pacific Coast League
In San Francisco on June 27 Sacramento dropped from pace after six weeks atop the Pacific Coast league. Los Angeles defeated Seattle 5 2 to tie for first with the Senators, who lost to Nollywood 13 2. Hollywood homers powered Bryan as Sacramento suffered three straight losses. Seals beat Portland 12 2 while Oakland edged Sacramento 8 5 after seven Mission errors and McEvoy shutout innings.
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Friebeg Defeats OConnor With Notable Fall in Vancouver
John Friebeg of Chicago delivered a decisive fall over Gene O Connor of Vancouver, securing a clear moment in the bout. The match highlighted Friebeg's technical edge and earned him a notable victory.
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Sande Fox Favored to Outrun Whichone in Dwyer Stakes
New York June 27 AP Betting odds for the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct flip from Belmont. Gallant Fox ridden by Earl Sande expected to start at 1 to 2 favorite with Whichone at 8 to 5, after Fox’s Belmont win over Whichone by four lengths.
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Hafey Returns to St. Louis lineup in NY game
Chick Hafey, regular Cardinal outfielder, who had been out several weeks for eye treatment and rest, appeared in the St. Louis versus New York game yesterday. He batted for Grabowski in the fifth and hit a high fly to right field.
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Oklahoma City Tops Pueblo In Western League Action
Oklahoma City defeated Pueblo 6 to 2 in Western League play as St. Joseph edged Denver 5 to 4 in 11 innings and Wichita fell to Des Moines 4 to 3.
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Robins take first place series opener with 7 1 victory over Cubs
Brooklyn Robins beat the Chicago Cubs 7 to 1 to move one game ahead in the standings. Darry Vance pitched a complete game for Brooklyn, limiting Chicago to nine hits and backing a five-run second inning sparked by hits and an error.
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Athletics Top Browns In Opening Game Of Series
Saim Gray led the Athletics past the St. Louis Browns in the series opener. The Markmen dominated early and built a clear lead, sending a strong message as the season begins.
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Lew Fonseca Leaves Cleveland With Leg Injury
Lew Fonseca, Cleveland first baseman and former AL batting leader, went to California to recuperate after suffering a broken leg this season.
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American League Dominates As Standings Shuffle
Yankees win 13 11 over Cleveland as nine of Cleveland runs come late. Athletics beat St Louis 8 3 in eight extra base hits. Washington 12 Detroit 4. Philadelphia 9 Chicago 7. Giants 12 St Louis 0. Pirates edge Phillies 1 0 then 11 5. Robins beat Cubs 7 1 in honor of Dazzy Vance.
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Jones Departs for New York After British Cups Return
Bobby Jones leaves London for New York via Southampton with the British open and amateur golf championship cups. He is accompanied by Cyril Tollevy and notes the quiet send off contrasts with prior celebrations. Jones doubts returning to Britain in 1931 and anticipates a big reception in New York.
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Speaker resigns as Newark manager in struggling season
Tris Speaker, famed baseball figure, quits as manager of the Newark Bears in the International League. Jack Onslow becomes acting manager after Speaker cited failure to develop a contender. Speaker took charge at the 1929 season start. Bears finished sixth last year and are seventh this season.
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Chuck Klein First To Record 100 Hits
CHICAGO June 27 Chuck Klein of the Phillies became the first major league player to reach 100 hits in the 1930 season. He collected three hits in a double header finale with Pittsburgh to reach the milestone. Hodapp of Cleveland leads the American League with 96.
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Semi finals set in Trans Miss golf championship
In Colorado Springs the semi finals pairings feature Bob McCrary of Des Moines against Logan Van Zant of Tulsa with McCrary defending his title. Jimmy Manion, a 1924 champion, meets Walter Crooks, 32, fresh Colorado state winner in 1925 and Rocky Mountain invitational winner.
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Collegiate golfers reach inter-collegiate semi finals
Four college golfers seek a final berth at Oakmont as the inter-collegiate championship narrows. From the east are Phillips Finlay of Harvard and Lawrence Moller of Notre Dame, and from the west Winston Fuller of Southern California and George Dunlap of Princeton. Finlay and Fuller are tall players.
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Swiderski Faces Frankie Simms in Chicago Bout
Paul Swiderski the Pole who upset Mickey Walker at Louisville May 16 is signed for a 10 round match with Frankie Simms of Cleveland as a semi windup for the Risko Griffiths card at the Chicago stadium on July 2.
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Youth golfers show long drives and deft putting
Moller a stock lad showcases long tee shots and precise putting while Dunlap, a flyweight, demonstrates sharp chipping and putting against heavier players.
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