Rupert Burley and Pocatello to contest country club golf match
An inter club golf match Sunday at the Country club features Rupert and Burley combined team facing Pocatello for eighteen holes starting 10 o'clock. Scores will be preserved to aid select teams for Boise in late August.
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Standings and scores across leagues shown
A compilation of team records and recent results across American Association Southern Association International League and Pacific Coast matchups. Notable scores include New York 13 Detroit 4 and Montreal 10 Reading 9 with multiple 13 inning games and tied efforts across cities like Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Chicago in varying leagues.
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
The latest MLB season leaders include Jim Fisher of the Cardinals leading batting with a .431 average while Frankie Frisch also of St Louis tops doubles with 23. Cubs star Augie Berg? is noted for runs and other leaders include Cuyler with 65 runs and Klein of the Phillies with 75 RBIs and 100 hits. Wilson and Berger each credited with 22 runs.
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Phillies
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Cee
Wilson
Berger
Stolenler
New York Yankees manager apologizes for assault on writer
Edward G Barrow, Yankees business manager, apologized for assault on Bill Slocum, veteran New York American writer, after Slocum criticized Barrow's secrecy on trades. Jacob Ruppert expressed profound regret and named George Perry to handle press contacts. The apology followed a meeting of New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Association.
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Six-Week Lead Lost By Sacs In Coast Race
Sacramento's six week top spot ended as Los Angeles beat Seattle 5 to 2 to tie for first with Senators after Hollywood edged Sacramento 2 to 1. Seals beat Portland 12 to 2 while Oakland and San Francisco won to stay in the chase two games back.
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Fiebeg and O Connor Fight Ends With Fall
John Fiiebeg of Chicago defeated by Gene O Connor of Vancouver with a single fall in a boxing bout.
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Chicago
Gene O'Connor
Vancouver
Gallant Fox Favored Again as Dwyer Field Set
New York June 27 AP Betting odds for the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct favor Gallant Fox over Whichone reversing Belmont terms. In Belmont Whichone opened 1 to 2 with Gallant Fox 8 to 5 before Earl Sande rode Gallant Fox to a four length victory. Advance bets price Fox at 1 to 2 and Whichone at 8 to 5 for the Dwyer.
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Hafey Returns for Cardinals in St Louis Loss
Chick Hafey, regular Cardinal outfielder, rejoined the lineup in the St Louis New York game. He batted for Grabowski in the fifth and fouled a high fly to right field after weeks of eye treatment and rest.
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Western League Scores Tie and Run Totals
Oklahoma City defeated Pueblo 6 to 2 while St. Joseph beat Denver 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Wichita fell to Des Moines 4 to 3 as the night slate closed with close outcomes.
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Robins Beat Cubs In Openers On Home Run Slugfest
Brooklyn Robins take a 7 to 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs as Davey Vance pitches a strong game. Five runs came in the second inning, aided by root errors and walks. Brent teammates include Herman and Wright with key hits. Root plus Teachout and Neilson worked for the Cubs.
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Nationals Top Detroit With Seven Hits In Win
The Nationals capitalized on every break and battered two Detroit pitchers for seven hits to win four to two. Joe Judge, back from an injury, returned to first base and helped fuel the victory.
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Athletics defeat Browns to begin St. Louis series
Sam Gras led the Athletics as they beat the St. Louis Browns opening game 3 to 2. The game featured strong offense from the Athletics and solid defense to secure the early series advantage.
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Lew Fonseca Sinks to Calif for Leg Injury Recovery
Cleveland first baseman Lew Fonseca, who led theArrero league in batting last season, traveled to California to recuperate after sustaining a broken leg this season.
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American Leaders Set Dizzy Pace Win 8 of 10 Last Games
The New York Yankees have won seven of their last ten while Washington and Philadelphia each won eight of ten. Athletics lead Senators by a game and a half, Yankees a half game back, and Cleveland overcame an 11 2 deficit to beat New York 13 11. Giants and Pirates also won, featuring 20 hits by New York and a 11 to 5 Pirate victory as Dazzy Vance era noted with Brooklyn 7 1 over Chicago.
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Jones Departs for New York from London
Bobby Jones left London for New York by way of Southampton carrying the British open and amateur championship cups. He traveled with Cyril Tolley and noted the trip marked the first time both cups left England together. Jones expected a big reception in New York and voiced uncertainty about returning to Britain in 1931.
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Speaker resigns as Newark Bears manager in 1929 season
Tris Speaker quits as manager of the Newark Bears in the International League, discouraged over failing to develop a contender. Jack Onslow named acting manager after Speaker’s resignation. Speaker had led the club since 1929. the Bears fell from sixth last year to seventh this season.
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Chuck Klein First To Record 100 Hits This Season
CHICAGO June 27 Chuck Klein of the Philadelphia Phillies became the first major league player to reach 100 hits in the 1930 season. He collected three hits in yesterday’s closing doubleheader with Pittsburgh to reach the century mark. Hodapp of Cleveland leads the American League with 86 hits, while Terry of the Giants fell one hit short in a win over St Louis.
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Chuck” Klein
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Giants
St. Louis
Hodapp
Cleveland
Semifinals Set In Trans-Mississippi Golf Championship
In Colorado Springs along the Vadmoor Country Club course Bob McCrary of Des Moines meets Logan Van Zant of Tulsa in a 36 hole semifinal with McCrary defending last year’s title and Van Zant back for a second straight semi. Jimmy Manion, 1924 champion, faces Walter Crooks, 32, the Colorado state titleholder of 1925.
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Des Moines
Collegiate Group Reaches Semi Finals
Four college golfers from the east and west began the inter collegiate championship in Oakmont Pennsylvania to decide who advances to the final. The field narrows to Phillips Finlay of Harvard Lawrence Moller of Notre Dame Winston Fuller of Southern California and George Dunlap of Princeton with Finlay and Moller noted as tall players.
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Notre Damme
Winston Fuller
Southern California
George Dunlap
Princeton
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Swiderski- Simms Bout Set for July 2 Chicago Card
Paul Swiderski the Pole who upset Mickey Walker in May is signed for a 10 round bout 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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Chicago
Paul Swiderski
Mickey Walker
Louisville
Frankie Simms
Cleveland
Risko Griffiths
Youth golfers shine with long drives and deft putting
The report highlights Moller a stock lad whose tee shots reach great distances and who excels on the greens with the putter. Dunlap a flyweight is noted for a precise short game capable of a single putt against much larger players.
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