Redwood Highway Marathon Near Finish in Grants Pass
Mad Bull Karook runner was 12 miles from the goal at Grants Pass Oregon as crowds awaited the finish. Officials announced the race would become an annual international feature with native entries from around the world and plans for tribal and national competitions in future marathons.
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Manion Leads Qualifying at Trans-Mississippi in Broadmoor
Jimmie Manion of St. Louis shot 73 today to move to 144 after 36 holes, four over par, leading the sev enth annual Trans Missi ssippi tournament qualifiers at Broadmoor. Eddie Held of St. Louis stands second with 149, while John Goodman of Omaha is third with 152 amid rain affected play.
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Los Angeles
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Ban On The Dribble Shelved For Good
LOGAN Utah June 21 AP The dribble ban, limiting players to one bouncer on the court, is on the shelf to stay Dr Forest Co Allen KU basketball coach and athletics director told coaches at Utah Agricultural College today Allen will lead a basketball coaching school through week ending today
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Coconino Lime Sale Prices at 235000
Prescott June 21 AP Pur chase of the Puntenny Lime companys plant 42 miles north of here on the Ashfork highway by Stone and Webster of New York and Boston for a reported price of 235000 was announced today by John Shofield general manager of the company. Included in the sale are the plant kilns and quarries It was announced. The new owners plan to enlarge the plant.
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Phoenix Air Mail Stop Plans In City
Phoenix moves to establish an air mail stop as Casa Grande promotes fig growing and industry to boost local push and attract aviation activity.
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Braves edge Giants 7-5 after Hogan two homers
Boston catcher Frank Hogan hit a pair of home runs including a go ahead shot in the tenth to lift the Braves over New York 7-5 in ten innings. Mueller and Roush also homered for the Giants while Mogridge held the Mets at bay in relief.
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Baseball Results American League doubleheader action
New York beat Boston 7 to 3 in the first game and 7 to 1 in the second. Washington defeated Philadelphia 5 to 4. A Washington doubleheader with St. Louis at Chicago was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Baseball doubleheader results from Boston and Chicago games
In a 10 inning contest Boston beat New York 7 to 5. Philadelphia trounced Brooklyn 7 to 3. Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 7 to 6 in 10 innings. Chicago lost to St Louis 5 to 6 in 13 innings followed by Chicago 3 St Louis 12 in another game.
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Southern Association Baseball Scores Summary
Memphis 5 Atlanta 10. Little Rock 3 Birmingham. Chattanooga 1 Mobile 2. Nashville 0 New Orleans 1.
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St Paul Beats Columbus 13 to 4 as Others Postponed
American Association game results show St Paul defeating Columbus 13 to 4 while all other games were postponed due to rain keeping schedules tight and players off fields.
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International League Scores and Standings Summary
Buffalo 2 Syracuse 15 in an international league game. Reading 0 Jersey City 3. Toronto 9 Rochester. Baltimore 3 Newark 0.
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Coast Hollywood beat Los Angeles 3 to 1 in missions
Coast Hollywood defeated Los Angeles 3 to 1 in a missions game. The scoreboard shows missions 5 San Francisco 2 Oakland 12 Portland 0 Sacramento 5 Seattle 2.
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Doubleheader Sunday Scores Across Cities
Wichita 2 Denver 9 and Tulsa 4 Des Moines 6 were among Sunday doubleheaders. Amarillo at Omaha and Oklahoma City at Lincoln had no games on the schedule.
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Cardinals sweep Cubs in doubleheader. Venow out for season
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs in both ends of a doubleheader here, 6 to 5 and 12 to 3, reducing Pittsburgh’s lead to 2.5 games. Shortstop Tommy Venow suffered a fractured ankle in the second game, likely ending his season. Hack Wilson and Cubs manager Joe McCarthy exchanged words, both sent off in the second inning of game two.
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Brawley Cattle Rustlers Targeted with $200 Reward
In Brawley California cattlemen propose a $200 reward for conviction of rustlers. About fifty head valued at $100 each have been stolen in recent months and truck shipments of the pilfered cattle are suspected.
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Phoenix Starts Construction on New Transportation System
Construction on a new transportation system in Phoenix will begin shortly. The project aims to improve mobility and reduce travel times for residents and visitors. Local authorities say the work will proceed in phases with minimal disruption.
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Harness Racing Returns as Arizona State Fair Events
Phoenix will host a five day harness racing meet this fall under the Arizona state fair commission and the western fairs association. The event runs November 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 with three races daily and purses of 500 dollars per race. Arizona records include 1 59 1 4 for trotters and pacers, with Glendale notes on past track marks.
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Senators and Athletics split doubleheader in Philadelphia
In front of about 25 000, Philadelphia Athletics won the second game 2 0 to 2 4 over Washington while dropping the opener 5 4. Zach Wheat drove in two on a third inning single and Walter French homer. Johnson earned two RBIs for Washington in his fourth start as the Big Train struggles continue.
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Light Alfalfa Crops For Apache County
The alfalfa harvest in this section is lighter than usual due to late frosts and cold nights this season. Growers expect the second cutting to be normal as late climatic conditions have been favorable.
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Reds edge Pirates in tenth to take 7 6 win
Cruz delivered a tenth inning single driving in Allen for Cincinnati as Pittsburgh fall to 6 7 1900s era recount notes show Joe Dawson’s first Pirates start. Wright homered in seventh and Clyde Barnhart extended hit streak to 21 games.
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Yankees subdue Red Sox with twin seven-run games
The New York Yankees defeated Boston in two games by 7 to 0?8 and 7 to 1 scores. Pennock limited Boston to six hits in the opener while Hoyt allowed five in the second. Gehrig hit his 18th homer in the first game. Ruth added two singles and a double across both contests before leaving with a sore knee. A spectacular bare-handed catch by Carlyle on Dugan’s drive in left in the second game highlighted the day. Lazzeri received an ovation and a ring from Boston’s Italian-Americans.
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Brooklyn Beats Phillies 7 to 3 in First Game
Brooklyn squad defeats Philadelphia 7 to 3 as Dazzy Vance holds hitters to five and fans nine. Cy Williams hits his 12th homer of the season, part of two hits off Vance, while Brooklyn pitchers combine for nine safeties in the win. Arizona grape fruit crop news notes a record year for the state.
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Farrell Wins Shawnee Open Golf Title for Third Time
Johnny Farrell, Quaker Ridge Pro, beat a strong field to win the Shawnee Open for the third time with 277 over 72 holes, ten strokes ahead of Willie MacFerlane. Bill Mehlhorn was third at 290, while 1922 and 1926 champs Arthur Armour and others competed. weather deranged schedules kept several players from appearing.
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Wills Struggles to Win at Wimbledon in Opening Round
Helen Wills, the American star, overcame a challenging start on soggy Wimbledon courts to defeat England’s G R Sterry 6-3 5-6 6-3 in the women’s singles. Sterry’s backhand and forehand attack tested Wills, who wore a sweater through much of the match and fought through deuce-heavy games as rain and clouds hung over the center court. In the men’s draw, William T. Tilden and Francis T. Hunter advanced, while Louis Raymond of South Africa was upset by George Crole tees of England with other early results noted.
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Burnett Trial Nears Close in Arizona Murder Case
Prescott June 21 AP With closing arguments underway the Burnett murder trial nears its end. Prosecutor testimony cites range violence amid a long sensational case. Melvin Burnett stands accused of killing James Brown on September 12 1921 and defense lawyers describe Brown as a man capable of threats prompting Burnett to fear for his life.
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Phoenix to Build Joint City County Admin Center
Tombstone renewal of mining activity anticipated over coming months with renewed efforts and industry optimism in the local mining sector.
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