Baer Carnera Heavyweight Title Bout Confirmed
Officials announced the Baer Carnera heavyweight title fight would go ahead with Madison Square Garden confirming no postponement. Carnera rested at Pompton Lakes after six miles of road work while Baer trained in Asbury Park amid doubts from critics about his conditioning and form.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Madison Square Garden
Carnera
Baer
Livermore
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Bare
Asbury Park
Eddie Forbes
Ross
McLarnin
Max
United States doubles hold over Mexico in Davis Cup match
In Baltimore on June 1 the United States secured the doubles victory over Mexico with Lester Stoefen and George Lott defeating Ricardo Tapia and Eduardo Mestre Jr. 6-4 6-4 6-4. Captain R Norris Williams criticized the return of service and eyed John Van Ryn for Europe Inter-zone play.
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Baltimore
United States
R. Norris Williams
Mexico
Lester R. Stoefen
Los Angeles
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Ricardo Tapia
Eduardo Mestre, Jr
Williams
John van Ryn
Lott
Europe
Pirates slump reshapes National League standings
The Pirates dropped a doubleheader to the Giants and then were swept in Chicago, slipping to a fourth place tie with Boston as the Giants Cubs pull away. Chicago rolled 11 to 5 behind Chuck Klein’s 14th homer and Guy Bush’s win as Babe Herman drove in three. Brooklyn Dodgers claim new honors after a strong showing.
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Hughes. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Giants
Chicago
Boston
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Chuck Klein
Guy Bush
Klein
Swat
Pittsburgh
Babe Herman
Dodgers win over Giants sparks seventh inning rally
The Dodgers defeat the Giants 6 to 2 in seven innings, overcoming injuries as Hal Schumacher loses control in the seventh. Al Lopez moves to third and collects two hits during the big inning. Cardinals beat Reds 3 to 2 in 10, Frisch scores on Mills after being hit, completing the go ahead.
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al Lopez
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Reds
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Paul Derringer
Frank Frisch
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Chicago White Sox
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Hal Trosky
Washington
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Eeeee Sato
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Hpore McMasters
As . Murillo
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Rf Atkinson
Dalpino
Jenes Baldwin
Isham
C¢ Seer Robbins
Freckleton
Knowles
Baguely P
Innin
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Dudenake
Zaccardi
Frank Wykoff to Run Race Tonight
Frank Wykoff world century dash record holder will race tonight in Los Angeles to prove his speed. George Anderson USC freshman who equaled the Fresno relays 100 time will toe the marks. Five top pole vaulters, four over 14 feet, join the Southern Pacific A A U championships with Graber opposing Jefferson Meadows Sefton Rand in a strong field.
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Los Angeles
Frank Wykoff
George Anderson
University of California
Fresno
Bill Sefton
University of Southern California
Jack Rand
San Diego State
Bounty on Magpies and Crows Ended for Season
Ben McLaughlin secretary of the Bannock County Sportsmen's association says the bounty on magpie and crow heads is terminated for the season. Over $200 has been paid by the local association with the state game department. Bounty was one cent per egg and two cents per head, most payments were for heads.
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Ben McLaughlin
Bannock County Sportsmen's Association
State Game Department
McLaughlin
Prize money held back after Indianapolis 500 protest
Wild Bill Cummings of Indianapolis and Mauri Rose of Dayton faced withheld winnings totaling 43325 dollars after a protest over first place. The dispute cites alleged rule violations during the laps with yellow flags, pending the A A A contest board ruling and possible court action.
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Indianapolis
Wild Bill Cummings
Mauri Rose
Dayton
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
American Automobile Association
Leon Duray
Los Angeles
Cal
Rose
Cummings
W. D. Edenburn
Detroit
W. G. Wall
W. C. Pillsbury
Roy D. Chapin
Duray
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT IN SEATTLE RESULTS
Ford Smith of Kalispell stopped Art Maxwell of Omaha in four rounds. Danny O Leary of Georgetown outpointed Frankie Clark of Butte over six rounds. Pietro Georgi of Buffalo outpointed Domingo Valin of Hayward ten rounds.
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Seattle
Ford Smith
Kalispell
Mont
Art Maxwell
Omaha
Danny O'Leary
Georgetown
Wash
Frankie Clark
Butte
Oakland
Calif
Pietro Georgi
Buffalo
N. Y
Domingo, Valin
Hayward
Jacobs Favored To Win French Tennis Title
Paris June 1 Helen Jacobs United States champion from Berkeley California reached the final of the French hard court singles and faces England's Peggy Scriven defending champion after a 6 2 6 2 semifinal win over Rene Mathieu of France.
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Paris
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
United States
Margaret
Peggy) Scriven
England
Miss Jacob
Mme
Rene Mathieu
France
Miss Scriven
Idaho and Washington Inched Even After Idaho Rally
Idaho defeated Washington 11 to 5 in the second game of the series. A four run eighth inning broke a 7 5 Huskies lead. Key hits came from Shoddy Jones G Geraghty and Wally Geraghty, with Katsilometes homering for Idaho. W Geraghty collected five hits in five at bats.
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Idaho
Washington
Huskies
Shoddy
Jones
B. Anderson
G. Geraghty
McNeally
Wally Geraghty
Katsilometes
W. Geraghty
R. H. E. Washington
Wintermute Dary
Dicke and Dawes
Marlowe
Speirs
Naslund
McNealy
Hiking Good Over Two Local Anglers
Henry DeValcour and Charley Munn, from Riverside apartments, returned Thursday from the Palisade lakes region after a difficult trek to Irwin. They hiked four miles up a steep winding trail reaching a fishermen’s paradise at noon, then turned back to avoid darkness on the rocky ledge and dense canyon vegetation.
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Charley Munn
Riverside Apartments
Palisade Lakes
Irwin
Fishermen’s Paradise
Eagles Top Pope Nine In Comeback City League Game
The Eagles, cellar team in the City baseball league, rallied for four runs in the fourth to beat the Pope nine 7 to 5. Pope had eight hits and three errors, while the Eagles had six. Hale and Hronek tripled for the Pope and Eagles respectively, with Jones homering for Pope.
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City Baseball League
Pope
B. Hronek
Hale
Jones
Bronco Buster Sees Trade Slump On Crossstate Tour
Little Amadeus Forello of Victoria Texas visits Pocatello and laments that the NRA has not established a code for bronco busting. Once earning 35 to 40 dollars per horse, he now would accept 5 dollars. His Red River valley tours once averaged 30 head per year, but this year he handled only three.
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Amadeus Forello
Victoria
Texas
Pocatello
NRA
Red River Valley
Baseball Leaders and Standings From Yesterday’s Games
National batting Medwick of the Cardinals 316 and Hendrick of the Phillies 375 lead the list. Runs Vaughan of the Pirates 41 and Medwick 39 tie for runs batted in with Klein of the Cubs.
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Cardinals
Hendrick
Phillies
Vaughan
Pirates
Klein
Cubs
Suhr
Moore
Giants
Berger
Braves
English
W. Herman
Jordan
Ott
Hartnett
Baseball seasons leaders and stats for 1930s era players
Summary of batting leaders and pitching records with players from the Browns Senators Yankees Indians Red Sox White Sox Tigers and the key stats: Batting averages runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs stolen bases and pitching records showing Hudlin 5-0 and Gomez 7-1.
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Browns
Manush
Senators
Clift
Kuhel
Gehrig
Yankees
Bonura
White Sox
Reynolds
Red Sox
Gehringer
Tigers
Averill
Indians
Greenberg
Bonira
Werber
Walker
Hudlin
Gomez
Thomas wins tenth as Coast League Seals top Hollywood
Big Fay Thomas pitched to his 18th straight win across the Coast League season with a 12 to 4 victory over Hollywood. Elias Punk doubled and Lenny Backer singled for the Seals in the decisive rally, while Leroy Herrmann earned his tenth win for San Francisco. Seattle blanked Sacramento 3 to 0 as Craghead outpitched the Bees. Oakland and Portland had rainouts.
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Buck Newsom
Dick Ward
Leroy Herrmann
Fay Thomas
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Thomas
Stars
Angels
Vance Page
George Salzberger
Gilly Campbell
Gene Lillard
Jim Oglesby
Missions
San Francisco Seals
Elias Punk
Lenny Backer
Seals
Sacramento
Seattle
Howard Craghead
Indians
Mike Hunt
Oakland
Portland
Paschen Surrenders to Federal Prison for Tax Evasion
Chicago June 1 Christian P Paschen city building commissioner under Mayor William Thompson surrendered to serve a two year term in Leavenworth federal prison for income tax evasion.
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Chicago
Christian P. Paschen
William Thompson
Leavenworth Federal Prison
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