Babe Ruth Free Agent Again With Boston Braves
Babe Ruth quits the National League club amid dispute with Braves president Emil Fuchs and seeks retirement. Fuchs releases him unconditionally as Ruth plans to petition the league for retirement status. The move may hasten ownership changes as Charles Adams gains more control of the Braves.
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Perry wins men and Sperling takes women titles at Davis Cup buildup
British player Fred Perry captured the men's singles crown while German player Hilda Sperling won the women's title on a hard court tournament final day. The event highlighted Czech players Menzel and Hecht and rising star Caska as preparations for the upcoming Davis Cup matchups. Perry defeated von Cramm in a four set final 6 3, 3 6, 6 1, 6 3. Sperling outclassed Rene Mathieu 6 2, 6 1.
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England
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Germany
Roderich Menzel
L. Hecht
Caska
Malececk
Perry
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Rene Mathieu
France
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Miss Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Cardinals Threaten Giants With Late Run Rally
The St. Louis Cardinals surged to six straight wins and closed the New York Giants lead to a half game as Chicago, Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh also won. In the American League, Detroit crushed Chicago White Sox while the Yankees hit six homers in a 7–2 win over Boston, extending their lead.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Baseball Standings and Player Stats Highlight 1930s
The record lists Pirates and Cardinals leaders with key figures: Runs Vaughan 390, Medwick 37 RBI, Waner 66, doubles Bordagary Myers and Dodgers, stolen bases across Pirates and Reds, pitching Parmalee 6 1 with Giants and Castleman 5 1.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings From Recent Games
Johnson of the Athletics leads in runs with 38 and 12 home runs. Greenberg tops RBIs with 62 for the Tigers. Vosmik and Werber shine for the Red Sox. Whitehead of the White Sox undefeated at 8 0. Tamulis of the Yankees at 5 0.
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Boise Polo Team Defeats Seattle Olympic Club 9-5
Boise polo players secured their third straight win with a 9-5 victory over the Seattle Olympic Club after a prior 13-2 win and a single earlier defeat. The team rested today following yesterday's match in Boise.
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Davis beats Browns as Averill hits homers. Athletics win 8 7
Earl Averill hit his third homer in two days to lift the Cleveland team past the St. Louis Browns 6 to 2. Hal and The Athletics then surged to an 8 to 7 victory by scoring the ninth run after Washington tied the game with three runs in the same inning, moving within eight games of the sixth place Senators.
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H. Larsen
Junior Bat Averages Highlight Legion Baseball Leaders
Richard Rampton led American Legion Junior batters with a 516 average after 15 hits in 26 at bats. Lee Venamon posted 21 hits in 36 at bats for a 527 average, and William Burrell was third with 516 in 27 at bats and 14 safeties.
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American Legion
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Blackfoot Extends Lead With Victory In Valley Loop
Blackfoot strengthened its hold atop the Snake River Valley league after beating Pocatello 8 to 3. M Nelson and B E Haacke homered for Blackfoot, while Rupert defeated Sterling 12 to 4 and Burley downed Shelley 9 to 8.
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Kennel Club to Hold Dog Show in Pocatello
Bannock County Kennel Club in conjunction with the Bannock County Sportsmen's Association invites dog owners in Pocatello and nearby areas to enter the licensed AKC show at Reed Gymnasium University June 14 and 15. Dogs from ten states are expected. proceeds support fish and game propagation. Judge William H. Pym of Vancouver will preside, with Vic Smith of Salt Lake supervising. Entrants should bring their dogs to the West Side Fire Station.
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Ex champion Wills Moody wins comeback match in Weybridge
Helen Wills Moody, former world tennis champion, opened her comeback with a 6 2 6 0 victory over England's J M Notley in the St George's Hill tournament second round at Weybridge.
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Helen Wills Moody
J. M. Notley
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Juniors Continue Baseball Program In Pocatello
East and West side American Legion junior teams will be reorganized into two squads for extra practice games, manager F B Tyde man announced. Rosters will be cut to 15 to represent Pocatello in state junior competition. East side captured the city series by defeating West 8 to 3 in five games.
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F. B. Tydeman
Pocatello
East Side
West
Oaks falter as Seraphs sweep two in Los Angeles
Southern California baseball notes Oakland drops a four game skid to Los Angeles in a doubleheader while Gene Lilliard homers twice for the Seraphs. San Francisco splits with a 7 1 win and 5 1 loss. Portland and Missions split a Sunday special with a 2 0 Ducks win.
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Longhurst Heads Horseshow Joust in Pocatello
Lester Longhurst is appointed sports chairman for a shoe pitching tournament sponsored by the Pocatello Athletic Club. Players meet every Tuesday at 6 PM at the old commissary tennis court. participants from several city departments will join as organizers announce later dates for tournament games.
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Sparts
Pocatello Athletic Club
Longhurst
Clarence Deugeden
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