Seals Sweep Doubleheader as Slugging Returns Hit Coast League
San Francisco Seals overpower Portland 6 0 in Elmer Jacobs shutout and 8 3 behind Hollis Thurston in the nightcap. Missions and Senators split at Recreation Park with 7 5 and 4 2 scores. Hollywood takes both from Oakland 11 10 and 6 0, while Seattle defeats Los Angeles 4 12 2. Home run leaders include Tolson Vergez Berger and Suhr among others.
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Stanford Track Has Quartet Bound for National Meet
Stanford's sensational track team swept the intercollegiate A A A A title and aims at nationals in Chicago. Four stars Eric Krenz Harlow Robert Ward Edmonds and Johnny Morrison head to the national championships while the rest stay to study in Palo Alto. Edwards of New York University sets a world half mile record in a strong 1 52 1 5 performance. Church tramps drawn by music and new buildings irritate Rev Posdick who compares them to religious butterflies.
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Red Sox Reliably Rout Shaute to Beat Cleveland
The Red Sox knocked Joe Shaute from the box in the third inning and beat Cleveland 12 to 8 after Milton Gaston pitched a three hit game. Boston scored early and added a 403 030 02x rally while Shaute and Ferrell combined for seven innings before the Sox pulled away.
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Dick Freed Captures Intermountain Title
Dick Freed of Salt Lake City Country Club won the Intermountain Amateur Golf Championship in Ogden Utah defeating Rudy Maus of Ogden 7 and 6 in the 35 hole final. It was Freed's first major Utah championship and he will return in July for state amateur events. Freed surged to the lead in the second and third rounds after a slow start, overpowering Maus who had only a year of golf experience.
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Major League Batters Lead In League Rankings
The piece notes Jimmy Foxx of the Athletics and Frank ODoul of the Phillies leading the majors in batting averages. It mentions they join the Big Six with Oh R H Pet Pors listed for the Athletics and ODoul for the Phillies, alongside other top hitters like Hornsby Gehrig Ruth and P Wanner.
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Stan Oh
Baseball on a Sunday off as schedule shrinks in Pennsylvania
The Associated Press reports a reduced Sabbath program as postponements hit non Sunday cities in Pennsylvania. The Athletics and Cardinals stood idle while the Pirates also had a quiet day in Pittsburgh. News notes George Pipers and Lou Gehrig powered a 6 to 1 win for the White Sox over the Browns who fell to 4 to 2 in St Louis.
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Ten-to-One Peterson and the Torriday mystery unravel
In Torridity in 1892 Andrew Ogden's rival Ten-to-One Peterson rose from rags to riches through mining bets and a famed pistol aura. Mrs. Lundy, housekeeper to Joe Lundy, reveals Peterson shot Joe's rival in a long feud and hints at a deeper link to Ogden as Mrs. Lundy recounts Peters ons flamboyant fortune and the eight sided spectacles that mirror a fatal past.
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Good Scores Amid Winds at Pocatello Trap Club
Windsy conditions at the Pocatello Trap Club grounds prompted erratic targets yet produced notable scores. Townend achieved the only straight 25, while Townend and Sumner tied on 100 birds with 9 percent. turnout was lighter as some shooters fished or watched boat races at American Falls. The regular Wednesday night shoot begins about 5 o clock.
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