Cubs Move Into Second With Giants Slipping
Chicago Cubs rise to second place after an 8 to 3 win over the New York Giants as Hornsby and Hack Wilson hit home runs. The result followed a productive streak with Bob Smith winning his fourth straight decision and Lester Sweetland adding solid support.
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Postponed Indy Race Scrambles Championship Battle
Auto racing at Ruby Speedway was postponed after an all night rain left the dirt oval unworkable. The top four finishers from the Indianapolis 500 Lou Schneider Fred Frame Ralph Hepburn and Lou Meyer remain in dispute over supremacy and will renew their argument in a 100 mile A A A sanctioned race on June 21.
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Rosenbloom Fights Chicago Bout On Vacated Title
Maxie Rosenbloom, light heavyweight title holder, fights in Chicago after the NBA vacated the belt on Saturday. The move leaves Rosenbloom seeking a new title bout as reports indicate a scheduled matchup or contender talks in the wake of the title vacancy.
Redskins Fall to Williams Team in Sunday Game
Northern Arizona champions from Williams upset the Redskins 13 to 4 at the city park. Sandoval committed a costly seventh inning error, Montoya was replaced by Apache Torres, and Mulleneau hit a second homer for Williams. Hix Hildebrand led the Redskins with a homer and multiple hits as Apache Torres added three singles.
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Boxer Cancela Bout Added to Mills Stadium Card
A 10 round match in Mills Stadium features Tony Cancela of Tampa against a yet unnamed opponent replacing the Jackie Fields Relampaco Saguero bout which was cancelled due to Fields injury to his right hand.
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Thousand enter to qualify for national open
An army of 1097 golfers compete in 36 holes across 20 courses to win 97 vacant spots for the national open at Inverness Club Toledo starting July 2. Exemptions send 53 players directly to the field, with Chicago district boasting the largest 177 entrants for 15 places. Harold Niemeyer among Seattle contenders earns automatic qualification, while notable absentees include Bobby Jones Craig Wood and Johnny Goodman.
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Carnera to Fight Wednesday Night in Brooklyn
Primo Carnera, restricted from facing top opponents, will boxing ten rounds or less against Pat Redmond at Ebbets Field Brooklyn on Wednesday night. Redmond is a 6 foot 4 inch 230 pound fighter who has mainly battled in smaller clubs. Carnera has appeared once before in New York and opened his American tour with a one round KO in Madison Square Garden over Big Boy Peterson.
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Baylor Star Koch Debuts in Pro Baseball
Dallas report notes former Baylor University football star Koch chosen guard on the 1930 AP All American team has made his debut in professional baseball, signaling a transition from college gridiron to professional ranks.
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Catcher Joins Wichita Falls Texas League Roster
The player joined the Wichita Falls team in the Texas League on Tuesday as a catcher and was in the lineup for the first time yesterday.
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Chicago set for twenty-seventh national interscholastic championship
High school track stars from 21 states descend on Stagg Field Chicago for the University of Chicago national interscholastic championships listing teams from Colorado Georgia Illinois Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Michigan Minnesota Massachusetts Missouri Montana North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma South Dakota Tennessee Texas Virginia and West Virginia Froebel High Gary Indiana is barred from defending its title Fort Collins Colorado returns with a strong lineup following past national title runs with 1925 1926 and 1928 victories.
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Mexican runner sets Latin 5,000m record in Mexico City
Juan Morales of Ixtapalapa broke the Latin American record by finishing a 5,000 meter race in 15 minutes 9.25 seconds in Mexico City. The event drew 1,039 runners and was witnessed by President Ortiz Rubio and his cabinet.
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Coast Athletics To Have Czar For Pacific Coast Conference
Portland June 8 Following a final meeting Pacific coast conference officials voted to hire a one year commissioner to assist in solving athletic problems and advise on future policies A eastern or middlewestern man is expected to fill the post while Stanford professor William Owens was named to choose a committee to select the candidate and set his pay The graduate managers hoped for three year full powers but the faculty limited the term and duties for now
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Stewart takes presidency of Arizona league
Tucson dispatch reports Al an Stewart sports editor of the Tudor Daily Citizen has taken the helm as president of the Arizona Texas Baseball league. He succeeds Wilford Sullinger who resigned as secretary. Directors plan to aid Globe in finishing the season to keep the league intact for its 1931 schedule, with the first half ending June 21. All clubs except Globe express confidence in completing the season.
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Chicago and Southern California Equal NCAA Title Thriller
Chicago and Southern California sprinted to the NCAA title in a high level race against North Carolina A A and produced a decisive run to the finish. The meet showcased elite performances from top athletes across the field.
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