Doubles Victory Gives U.S. Lead Over Germany in Tennis Trials
In Wimbledon action, California duo Don Budge and Gene Mako defeated Baron Gottfried von Cramm and Heinrich Henkel 4-6 7-9 8-6 6-4 to put the United States up 2-1 in the Davis Cup interzone finals. The win, seen as pivotal, boosts American odds to face Great Britain in the upcoming challenge round.
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Bitsy) Grant
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Fellers Agree Yankees Squad Is Well Named
The Feller family at Cleveland praised the Yankees nickname Murderers Row after Bob Feller pitched for the Indians in a 5 1 loss. He allowed DiMaggio’s late homer as 60,000 fans watched. Bob blamed his curve, while mother and father offered comments on the matchup with pennant contenders.
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Mystery man Montague tops golf news of bees and prom ise
Roundup notes John Montague once with the Bees shows promise in golf. Rip Collins disputes Ducky Medwick hitting 500 without bad balls. Rogers Hornsby warns of slumps, while Ed Butler eyed Dodgers buy and Al Weill appears sans weskit. Benny Leonard’s eatery opens at 7.50, and track star King Saxon sets Del Mar mark.
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Major League Roundup From Today's Baseball Schedule
AP wires report scores across the circuit with Joe DiMaggio and Joe D. highlighted. Yankees beat Indians 5-1 as DiMaggio homered and drove in all runs, while Augie Galan led the Cubs with two homers in wins over Brooklyn. Reds and Giants also won while others split, including Browns and White Sox.
Loughran Possible Late September Bout If Schmeling Stays Abroad
Tommy Loughran may face Joe Louis in a late September bout if Max Schmeling elects to stay in Germany. The status hinges on Schmeling’s travel decision and boxing schedules.
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Californian Is Cowboy Champ at Salinas Rodeo
Salinas Calif July 18 Jack Frankie Meyers Red Bluff Calif was declared all around champion of the 26th annual Salinas rodeo which drew 20 000 for its closing events. Champions in steer riding broncho riding wrestling team roping and steer decorating included Hugh Bennett Phoenix Ariz John Bowman Oakdale Calif Frank Meyers Livermore Calif Joe Mendes Visalia Calif Clay Carr Visalia Calif.
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Printers Lose To Coal Team In Weekend Softball Action
Western Conlan and Graves Potter shut out by Western Coal 9 to 0 in the opener at the softball field. Forfeit loss by Clearing House to Glass Crane after fielding issues. Mill clerks edged by Pocatello Mill 9 to 4 as walks dominated. Petersen's Packers fell 13 to 5 with Wild pitching and Packers errors contributing to the loss.
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Padres Push to Lead in Coast Baseball Race
In a Pacific Coast League doubleheader split, San Diego gains the top spot after a 9 2 loss and a 1 0 win over the San Francisco Missions Reds. Sacramento drops to second after four losses to Los Angeles. Portland moves Seals to third with seven of eight wins over San Francisco. Oakland wins both ends of a twin bill over Seattle.
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Pocatello and Merchants Tie for Top Post
In a Yellowstone League doubleheader, the Pocatello Indians edged the Nationals 8 to 5 with hits led by Jack White and Hadley and Hronek homered. Later, Idaho Falls Merchants beat Blackfoot 14 to 13 as Woody Lundberg earned the win and Lundberg homered to spark a late rally.
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Alameda Beats Indians in Triple Play Thriller
Alameda Red Birds defeat Fort Hall 5 to 3 as Boyd Henderson outpitches McLoud. P Curtis homered for Alameda. L Curtis hit a two RBI homer and the game featured a 5-4-3 triple play in the sixth inning. Henderson notched 18 strikeouts. McLoud fanned 15.
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Idaho Horse Lady Bowman Wins Longacres Handicap
An Idaho owned horse Lady Bowman won the $2,000 six furlong speed handicap at Longacres yesterday in 1:11. Lady Bowman was owned and trained by local handlers.
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Pocatello and Burley to Meet for South Idaho Legion Title
Pocatello and Burley American Legion junior teams open a three game series at Burley at 2 30 p m Tuesday for the eastern and central districts championship. Burley clinched the series by defeating Jerome and hosts Alameda Redbirds meet at Overland Park. Burley’s sweep earns a shot at the Western and Northern state results next week.
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Training by W A Thomas Sparks Idaho Finish
W A Thomas of Weiser Idaho trains horse that defeats Happy Bolivan in a driving finish. Local racing notes credit the trainer for the close win and the horse’s strong finish.
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Salt Lake Swimmer Sets 8.12 Mile Lake Record
Orson Spencer of Salt Lake City established a new 8.12 mile record in the Great Salt Lake intermountain A.A.U. race finishing in 3 hours 40 minutes 52 seconds. He beat Kenny Lyman by nearly 19 minutes with Dick Bradford and Bill Armour following. All competitors were from Salt Lake City.
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Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press
Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees homered with the bases loaded and added a triple and a double driving in all five runs in a 5-1 win over the Indians. Ken O'Dea and Rip Collins led the Cubs with a homer a single and three RBIs in a 7-6 opener victory over the Dodgers. Collins added four RBIs with two singles in the 9-4 nightcap win. Roxie Lawson pitched for the Tigers in the same recap.
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Rip Collings
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Roxie Lawson
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Silvertowns Save Vacation on Newburyport Turnpike
Rogers Cox of Newton Highlands Massachusetts along with his brother sister and a friend were returning from a two week trip when a front tire blew out causing the car to crash into trees. The ad touts Silvertown Golden Ply tires for their heat resistance and blowout protection urging readers to switch for safety.
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Golden Ply Silvertowns Ad by Local Dealers
Classified notice promotes Golden Ply Silvertowns available at Billmeyer’s Inc Mith and Center Gem State Auto and Brennan's, located on 131 South Arthur Ave and north of Pocatello on Yellowstone Highway.
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Giants Rally Past Cardinals in Twinbill Victory
A hitless relief stint helped the Giants win 3-1 in relief. Sam Leslie and Hal Schumacher drove in two runs as Giants-Leslie added two singles in a 6-5 opener over the Cardinals. Schumacher shut out the Cards in the nightcap, tallying nine hits total with four including a homer.
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