Heavyweights Near End of Training Grind in Cleveland
Stribling finishes five weeks of sparring ahead of the world heavyweight title bout with Max Schmeling in Cleveland. He plans a light four round session at Geauga Lake before returning to a residential stay with his family. Schmeling rests and will box lightly Thursday as a weigh in approaches. Referee George Blake is chosen for the title fight in Cleveland at noon on Friday.
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Charles Dunkley
Associated Press
Cleveland
Young
Stribling
Max Schmeling
Geauga Lake
Ma Stribling
Schmeling
Municipal Stadium
Usua
George Blake
Los Angeles
Blake
Wil
Chicago
Fidel LaBarba
Jackie Fields
Box
Pacific Coast
Gas deaths cited in 1930 elderly fatalities
Phoenix June 30 One fifth of fatal accidents to elderly persons during 1930 were accidental gas asphyxiations.
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Phoenix
National League Standings and Results Summary
National League standings show St. Louis 41 24 .631 leading New York 38 26 .594 Chicago 35 29 .547 Brooklyn 36 31 .537 Boston 34 33 .507 Philadelphia 29 35 .453 Pittsburgh 29 39 .319 Yesterday results include St. Louis 5 New York 3 Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 11 Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 4 Boston 2 Games today include New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Washington at St. Louis
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Philadelphia
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Philadelphia Dealer Opene
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Rifle Club Receives Ammunition Supply for Matches
The Winslow Rifle and Revolver Club announced it has received its annual ammunition allotment from the San Antonio arsenal. Capt. F. C. Blumlein said shoots are held after 5 p.m. due to heat. At 500 yards slow fire, Schlotzhauer 44, Blumlein 46, Vaughan 45. at 600 yards scores were higher with Schlotzhauer 49, Blumlein 47, Vaughan 46.
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Rifle Club
Winslow Rifle and Revolver Club
San Antonio Arsenal
F. C. Blumlein
J. Schlotzhauer
Gallup Boxers Begin Workout Ahead of Fourth of July Bout
Guido Zecca and two Gallup boxers arrived in Winslow and started drills at the 49 camp on Kinsley avenue. Nardine Chiramonte sparred with his brother while crowd volunteers joined in brief rounds before rain stopped activity. Kid Alarid may join Zecca’s group tonight as preparations continue for the Fourth of July headliner.
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Gallup
Winslow
Pada Nias Hs
Nardine Chiramonte
Bony Chiramonte
Kid Alarid
Coopertown
Zecca’s
Kinsley Avenue
Montoya
Holbrook
Nardine
Boxing results from various cities featuring outpoints and draws
Boxing results list multiple Associated Press bouts with fighters from Cuba, Hungary, Argentina and the United States. Notable decisions include Kid Chocolate over Harry Sankey in Poughkeepsie and Maxie Rosenbloom over Billy Jones in Philadelphia. A draw between Phil Zwick and Charley Raymond occurs in New York.
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Cuba
Harry Sankey
Chicago
Philadelphia
Maxie
Newark
N. J
Young ” Terry
Trenton
Ben Jeby
New York
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Clark
Bob. Fitzsimmons
San Francisco
Victorio Campolo
Eddie’ Benson
Brooklyn
Phil, Zwick
Cleveland
Charley Raymond
West Springfield
Mass
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Leo Williams
New ‘York
Sioux City
Pep Jennings
Rookie Aids Cardinal Nine To Hold Lead In The National League
The Cardinals keep the advantage as Jimmy Collins steadies first base while Jim Bottomley recovers from illness. Collins drove in the winning run in a 5 3 victory over the Giants at the Polo Grounds, widening the Cardinals’ lead to two and a half games.
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Aids Cardinal
Gaona to Meet Herman in 10 Round Fight at Olympic
Alfredo Gaona Mexico's welterweight champion will face Chicago's Tom Herman in a 10 round bout at the Olympic Auditorium tonight in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Alfredo Gaona
Mexico
Tommy Herman
Chicago
Olympic Auditorium
Coast League Playoff Push Sparks Standings Shakeup
Seattle climbs to fourth while the Missions slip to fifth and the Angels tie for fifth after a mixed weekly set. The Indians win their Sacramento series 5-1 as the Seals down the Missions 5-2 and Hollywood defeats Los Angeles. The Stars extend their lead as Oakland and Portland split 3-3 amid rain delays. Rescheduled games set Los Angeles at San Francisco, Oakland at Sacramento, Missions at Hollywood, and Portland at Seattle.
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Oakland
Associated Press
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Indians
Seals
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Stars
Los Angles
Baseball Highlights From A Busy Day In The Majors
Roy Johnson reports Tigers defeat Athletics 6 to 5 with a homer and winning run in the ninth. Chuck Klein homered triple and single driving in five for Phillies in an 11 to 10 win over Cubs. Willie Kamm had four hits and six RBIs in Indians double victory over Yankees. Johnny Frederick hit a grand slam homer as Robins beat Reds 6 to 4. Ray Kremer allowed four hits to win his fifth for Pirates over Braves. Jimmy Collins singled home two in the ninth to lift Cardinals past Giants 5 to 3.
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Cardinal
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Sunny Jim
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Cardinals
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Philadelphia
Detroit
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Wiley Moore
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Associated Press
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Willie Kamm
Indians
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Ray Kremer
Pirates
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