Cubs Buried Cardinals as Giants Hit 16 in Giants rout
National League action saw the Chicago Cubs overwhelm St. Louis 6 to 2 behind Cliff Chambers eight-hit effort with four homers by Pafko Nicholson Akerson and Jeffcoat. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 11 to 4 at Ebbets Field. Giants routed Boston 16 to 9 as Hartung earned the win and varied Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh all posted wins in a busy day. In the American League Feller scattered five hits to beat Detroit 4 to 1 while Cleveland improved to 3–0. Washington and New York also won, with Williams homering for the Red Sox and DiMaggio driving in runs for the Yankees.
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Utah Golfers Beat Utah State 5-3 at Fort Douglas
University of Utah golfers won 5-3 over the Utah State Aggies at Fort Douglas links. It marked the second victory of the season for the Utes amid windy weather that tested the players.
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Indians Win First At Rupert Relay Invite
Pocatello Indians captured first place at the Rupert Relay Invitational with 27 1/3 points. Boise finished second, Twin Falls third, and Idaho Falls fourth as scorers list event wins from 100 yard dash to javelin and pole vault with notable performances by Lintelmann Olson Gooding Hazard Ingram Paxman Bates and Burns. Coach Babe Caccia received a wrist watch while the team earned a trophy for the victory.
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Golf Banquet Date Is Changed
The Women s Golf Association banquet date is moved to April 29 at 7 30 p m in the Hotel Bannock. President Gladys Meek says reservations must be made with Denna Ogden at 222 First Security Bank building by April 26.
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Gladys Meek
Bannock
Denna Ogden
First Security Bank
Feminine Wrestlers Dazzle Fans On Show of the Year Card
Helen Wild and Vera Houston headline a dramatic night at Poca tello high school with a 34 minute mountain style bout, dirty play and a postmatch dressing room brawl drawing fan acclaim. Joe Lyman beat Tony Ross in the main event with two decisive falls. Floyd Hansen defeated George Curtis in the semi final. Promoters announce May 8 bout featuring Remo Polodari.
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Pocatello High School
Joe Lyman
Tony Ross
Lyman
Ross
Floyd Hansen
George Curtis
Hansen
Curtis
Remo Polodari
Idaho State College
Golf in a Stroke first in series by Claude Harmon
NEA service column by Claude Harmon from Winged Foot Golf Club outlines golf basics and two main professional paths. He recalls Ouimet's 1913 U S Open win, notes his own teaching focus, and previews lessons on grips stance wrist movement swing putting and bunker play. The next article promises first lesson on the overlapping grip.
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Mamaroneck
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NEA
Francis Ouimet
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
Brookline
Orlando
Fla
Ky Laffoon
Harry Cooper
Craig Wood
Winged Foot
Seminole Golf Club
Palm Beach
Mafosta Victory At San Mateo Handicap
Brillant Mafesta won the $10 000 San Mateo handicap at Bay Meadows in a mile and one sixteenth race marking his fifth consecutive victory. Mafesta led from the start and secured the feature race for trainer and owner connections.
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San Mateo
Cal
Mafesta
Bay Meadows
Dyer Uses Sun Cure To Relieve Cardinal Head Injury
Eddie Dyer the St Louis Cardinal manager is taking a slow sun cure after being beaned near the temple during spring training in St Petersburg Florida He reports headaches but says the doctor finds nothing serious He hopes sun exposure will allow him to stay in the coaching box and manage from there while discussing bench and field manager roles with examples from John McGraw and Billy Southworth. Vern Rapp who hit the line drive is now with the Omaha Cardinals.
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United Press
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Enos Slaughter
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Omaha Cardinals
California Bears Sweep Washington In Track Meet
California's track and field team routed Washington 89 to 42, winning 11 events and sweeping five races. Washington set dual meet records as Dave Dalby threw 149 ft 10.5 in the discus and Don Wold ran 9:33.4 in the two mile. Chuck Hanger led California in the high jump at 6 ft 4.5 in as the Bears swept the sprints, shot put, and broad jump.
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Washington
Dave Dalby
Don Wold
Chuck Hanger
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Bears
Ogden Man To Meet Mexican In State Fairgrounds Card
Red Huff of Ogden and Gil Ramirez of Mexico City were named eight round semi finalists. Promoter Jim Downing announced Paul Perkins of Salt Lake City and J T Ross of San Jose will headline the main event. Two preliminary bouts complete the card.
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Red Huff
Ogden
Gil Ramirez
Mexico City
State Fairgrounds Arena
Jim Downing
Paul Perkins
J. T. Ross
San Jose
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Cowboys Dump Coast Collegians
Twin Falls Cowboys beat the University of California Bears 7-3 in an exhibition game at Berkeley. Gus Tiandos homered in the third inning with a man on base to spark a late Twin Falls rally and expose UC pitchers for 13 hits in the defeat.
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Two Car Team Leads 22 Car Field for Indy 500 May 31
A two car team under Lou Fageol of Kent Ohio and a new front wheel drive entry with Jimmy Jackson now based in California join the Indianapolis 500 entry list reaching 22 cars for the May 31 race.
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Jimmy Jackson
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Indianapolis Speedway
Texas shines at Drake relays with seven titles
Texas University led a Lone Star rout at the Drake relay carnival in Des Moines by capturing seven championships, five of them by Texas A and M and East Texas State Teachers also contributing. Lee Hofacre of Minnesota set a meet record in the 440 yard hurdles, later disallowed as a Missouri runner violated the start. Missouri clocked 59.2 in the shuttle hurdles.
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Seals and Solons Split Doubleheader In San Francisco
San Francisco leads Pacific Coast League by a half game as the Seals and Sacramento Solons split a twin bill. Rex Cecil and Manny Perez pitched solidly for the Solons and Seals, while Oakland moved into third with a 7 2 win over Portland. Seattle edged Hollywood 4 3 in 12 innings to complete the night.
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Portland
Earl Jones
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Nick Pesuit
Joe Grace
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Sac
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Winter spring vie at Blackfoot
The weather swung from warm yard work to a snow event in Blackfoot. By Thursday residents raked lawns and planted gardens while Friday noon brought about three inches of wet snow. The late snow may aid early planted crops and reduce early irrigation needs.
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