Reno Official Visits Ahead of Bout in Desert Town
W C Lyons known as Wild Bill Lyons arrives in Reno to time the Max Baer Paulino Useudun fight on July 4 with Jack Dempsey as referee. Lyons, formerly Colorado state senator, predicts a $100000 gate and champions Schmeling and Stribling, with Frank Watson and Charlie Cavanaugh among local attendees.
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Wild Bill" Lyons
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Grace wins doubleheader at McCammon against Malad
Grace town baseball team invaded McCammon Sunday and won both games 13 to 3 and 8 to 4. Ryan pitched well for Grace with Harwood, a rookie, backing him. McCammon showed depth with Curtis hitting long drives while Thomas pitched for Malad and showed promise for the season.
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Boxing results from multiple cities headline rapid outpoints
In a busy boxing night, Kid Choc late of Cuba outpointed Harry Sankey in Poughkeepsie. Maxie Rosenbloom defeated Billy Jones in Philadelphia. Miki Gleb beat Domencio Bernasconi in New York. Sammy Puller beat Steve Halasko in Boston. Young Terry over Ben Jeby in Newark. Ace Clark defeated Bob Simmons in Englewood. Victorio Campolo beat Eddie Benson in New York. Williams drew with Charley Raymond in New York. Ernie Schaaf knocked out Leo Williams in West Springfield. Pep Jennings defeated Real Villa in Sioux City. Chick Raines defeated John Lohman in St. Louis.
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Chick Raines
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John Lohman
Toledo
Major League Leaders for June 29 Linehiding Games
The National League lead in batting is Davis of Philadelphia at .375 with Klein of Philadelphia leading in runs 67 and in runs batted in 65 and hits 95. Klein also has 19 home runs. Bartell leads doubles with 26. Worthington, Wat kins, Terry tie for triples with 8. Comorosky has 10 stolen bases. Bush of Chicago has 6 wins and 1 loss. Ruth leads in batting with 40. Gehrig leads Yankees in runs 61 and in runs batted in 10. Combs has 100 hits and Webb 31 doubles. Cronin has 8 triples. Gehrig and Ruth each have 18 home runs. Chapman leads Yankees with 28 stolen bases. Fischer of Senators has 9 wins.
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Lava Hot Springs Edges Thatcher 11–10 in Ten Innings
Lava Hot Springs baseball team edged Thatcher 11 to 10 in a ten inning game on Sunday. The score tied 9 to 9 late in the ninth. Lava will host McCammon on July 4 while Thatcher faces Grace, and Grace plays a night game with the California Owls afterward.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Close Baseball Swings
Roy Johnson of the Tigers sparked a 6 5 win over the Athletics with a fifth inning homer and the ninth inning run. Chuck Klein of the Phillies drove in five with a homer triple and single in an 11 10 victory over the Cubs. Willie Kamm of the Indians had four hits and six RBIs helping two wins against the Yankees. Johnny Frederick of the Robins belted a bases loaded homer to beat the Reds 6 4. Ray Kremer of the Pirates earned his fifth win by holding the Braves to four hits. Jimmy Collins of the Cardinals delivered a ninth inning single to score two and beat the Giants 5 3.
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Stars Meet in Holiday Games at Overland Park
The Kwality Kids, tied for first in Twilight league, host the Pocatello Athletic Club in a weekend series at Overland Park. Star pitchers 5ane Hill and Howdy Larson are listed for Saturday and Sunday, with Henry and Ennis set for Saturday and Dean Fellis on Sunday. Games start at 3 p.m.
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Tie Plant Aims for Upset to Boost Standings
In a decisive matchup Tie Plant seeks a win to lift its percentage, potentially tying Stores Dept. The result hinges on maintaining form and capitalizing on this key game for improved standings.
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Mississippi Counts Ten Dual-Seat Counties
Mississippi has ten counties operating with two county seats to share administration. The arrangement splits courthouses between cities, reflecting historic regional splits in local government. The dual-seat system affects county records, elections, and public access to courts and archives.
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Red Cross to Present Annual Swimming Exhibition
The Red Cross hosts its annual swimming diving and life saving show at the Spa Plunge on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Admission remains the same. The program features top local talent from Indian Springs to Lava and Downata with contestants from various natatoriums and towns. Theo Jorgenson, Spa pool manager, installed a 10 foot heli board and prepared for a competitive lineup from several pools.
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Baseball results update from Around the League
Detroit 6 Philadelphia 5. New York 6 Cleveland 15 4. Washington 7 Chicago 9. Boston 4 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 11 Chicago 10. St Louis 5 New York 3. Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 4. Pittsburgh 4 Boston 2.
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Lefty O'Doul Receives Five Day Suspension
New York June 30 Frank Lefty O Doul receives a five day suspension fixed by National League president John Arnold Heydler after a heated argument with umpire Bob Clarke. He is fined 100 dollars and will rejoin the Robins in time for the Fourth of July double header against the New York Giants.
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O S L Teams Meet In Twilight Game
The Pocatello Twilight league schedule brings together the Stores Dept. and the Tie Plant at Overland Park at 6 15 p m. Manager Duke Rupp of the Stores Dept. will start Wild Bill McAughey and expects him to tame the Tie Plant whose lineup includes four left handed hitters. Ross Phillips will pitch for the Tie Plant in the twilight matchup.
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Coast League standings shuffle from Seattle to fourth
Seattle moves up from sixth to fourth in Coast League standings while the Missions slip to fifth and the Angels drop to sixth in the sole week reshuffle. Tonight's schedule features Los Angeles at San Francisco, Oakland at Sacramento, Missions at Hollywood, and Portland at Seattle.
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Baseball Review Highlights Bottomley Stay Outs
The piece notes Jim Bottomley’s return from injury but suggests Jimmy Collins’s continued solid play at first base may keep him in the starting role. Collins delivered the decisive single that beat the Giants 5 3 at the Polo Grounds, extending St Louis’s lead to two and a half games.
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