East and West Teams Even Up In Legion Junior Series
The East Side defeated the West Side 9 to 3 at the Foundry grounds, as Cuoio limited West Siders to five hits and East batters collected 12 off three West pitchers. The series continues tonight at 6 o'clock on North Seventh.
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Favorite Wins English Derby at Epsom Downs
Cameronian the 7 to 2 favorite won the 148th English Derby at Epsom Downs defeating 25 rivals. Orpen placed second with Sir John Rutherford's Orpen three quarters of a length behind, Sandwich finished third. The crowd ranged up to a million, with King George and the royal family in attendance. The race carried about 15 000 pounds for the winner and was part of a record money season in Irish and other sweeps. Cameronian clocked 2 36 5 for the mile and a half course.
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Pocatello Tribune Medals Awarded For Peak Race Victory
Gold medals go to Pocatello Athletic club relay members Ernest Obon Roderick Stuhrman and Floyd Hammond for completing three laps to the peak in 54 minutes 30 seconds. Memorial day event saw five teams compete with high school first team setting a 51.55 for 5.8 miles.
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Major League Leaders as of June 2
National figures list Arlett in batting and runs for Phillies with Klein leading RBIs and runs, Hornsby doubles, Worthington triples, Klein home runs, Comorsky steals. Derringer and Sweetland top pitching. American leaders show Cochrane batting average, Cronin and Bishop RBIs, Cronin and Averill hits, Webb doubles, Cronin triples, Ruth and Simmons home runs, Johnson steals, Grove and Walberg pitching.
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Notice of debt responsibility by L W Bergendorff
A dated notice states that from June 2, 1931, L W Bergendorff will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than themselves and signs as Poca tello.
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McCafferty and Barger Battle to a Draw in Idaho Falls
In Idaho Falls last night the ten round main event ended in a draw between Mickey McCafferty of Billings Montana and Kid Barger of Lewiston Utah. In the six round semi final Ray Peterson of St Anthony KO'd Eldon Waters of Idaho Falls. Workman erected a service station at the corner of Sixth and Pine Streets.
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Giants fall back in NL race as Cards win opener in tight game
Cards beat Giants 4 3 as Burleigh Grimes bested Fred Fitzsimmons in a pivotal early game. Sanctioned by the standings, St. Louis stretches leads while New York must sweep the remainder to overtake. Robins rally past Cubs 7 6. Pirates down Braves 4 2. Phillies topple Reds. Indians win 12 11 over Red Sox. Athletics 3 Chicago 2. Senators 5 Detroit 3. Yankees crush Browns 9 2.
Red and White Top Troy 3-2 in Twilight League Thriller
Red and White Store upends Troy Parisians 3-2 as Tandy shines on mound with five strikeouts and five hits allowed. Garner belts a long homer. Wilson adds two-base hit. Monroe woes persist with control issues as Eddie Munroe suffers loss. Tonight the Car Department faces the Stores Department in a likely close rematch.
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Notable boxing results from multiple cities
In New York Herman Perlick and Kala mazoo Mich drew. In Indianapolis Tracy Cox stopped Mike O Dowd. In Los Angeles Dynamite Jackson outpointed Jack Redman. James Merriott knocked out Ford Smith. In Coeur d'Alene Maxie Rosenbloom outpointed Fred Lenhart. Johnny Casebeer won by technical knockout Frankie Holland. Harry Dewitt knocked out Lyle Roach. Red Vander Vert knocked out George Maddux. Bob West won a decision over Al Smahiser.
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Graphic Golf by G. E. Lardner Unique Putting Grip
A discussion of distinctive putting styles highlights Leo Diegel and Johnny Farrell. Farrell’s grip emphasizes the right hand, with the left hand covering it and the right thumb pressing firmly on the shaft to gauge length and touch, a method that suits Farrell though not every golfer.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Narrow Baseball Wins
Bing Miller hit a home run with one on base to lift the Athletics over Chicago 3 2. Burleigh Grimes pitched and batted the Cardinals to a 4 3 win against the Giants. Eddie Morgan drove in four of Cleveland's 12 runs with two doubles and a single. Wally Gerber tripled in the ninth and scored the winning run as the Robins beat the Cubs 7 6. Carl Fischer fanned six in a 5 3 Senators win over Detroit. Chuck Klein hit his 12th and 13th homers of the season against Cincinnati. Bill Regan drove in a run in the ninth to edge the Braves 4 3. Vernon Gomez earned his second straight win for the Yankees against the Browns.
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Senators Achieve Shutout Over Stars in Coast League
The Sacramento Senators defeated the Hollywood Stars 4 to 0 in a shutout as Freitas limited the Stars to five hits. Hollywood still leads the Coast League in standings while Los Angeles beat Seattle Indians 4 to 0 with Carrol Yerkes on the mound.
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Reds Top A’s, Seals Pound Beavers in Noisy Starts
Hurler held the tribe to seven hits as the Mission Reds beat Oakland 5 to 2. San Francisco Seals crushed the Portland Beavers 10 to 3 after losing last week to Seattle.
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