Indians Beat Bears in Lengthy Field Battle
Twin Falls opens season on local field losing to Pocatello 13 to 10 in a free hitting, extended game. Parris leads Twin Falls with strong hitting while Dwyer, Benjamin and Roche contribute. multiple pitchers used as fielding miscues and sun hindered play.
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George Parris
Wild Bull Beard
Bruins
Twin Falls
Robertson
Parris
Pocatello
Smith Parris
Poses
Tierney
Parker
Roche
Wellbanks
Price
Deeble
Senators Top Browns 4 To 1 In Thin Major League Card
Washington defeated St. Louis 4 to 1 behind homers by Reeves and Goslin after Braxton allowed four hits through the first inning. Braxton finished with two runs allowed on five hits as Ogden managed only four hits. St. Louis left eight on base to Washington’s five.
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ST Louis
Brarton
Ogden
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Reeves
Goslin
Browns
Braxton
Washington
Lou
Reeves Goslin
Hayes
Louis
St. Louis
Courland Braxton
Senators
Jack Ogden
Baltimore
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Christy Mathewson
College Memorial Stadium
Landis Geclareg
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press June 5
National batting leader Horneby of the Braves stands at .438 with 74 hits and 16 doubles. Bottomley of the Cardinals leads runs with 36 and RBIs tied among Frisch, Wa gon, Bissonette, Bottomley. Pitching Clark of the Robins is 6 1 with a 1.57 ERA. American leaders include Barrett of the White Sox with 9 wins and Yonks with 9.
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Horneby
Braves
Bottomley
Cards
Frisch
Wagon
Cubs
Bissonette
Indian Marathon Set for June 14 from San Francisco
Five Zuni runners arrive in San Francisco to train for the Redwood Highway Indian Marathon from San Francisco to Grants Pass, Oregon, on June 14. Trainer Mike Kirk notes the group would rather run than ride as they log 15 to 20 mile workouts en route from Manuelito New Mexico. The five runners named are Melika, Sheeka, Chochee Chimoney, and Lutci.
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San Francisco
Calif
Jime 6
Manuelito
New Mexico
Grant's Pass
Ore
Mike Kirk
Kirk
Melika
Sheeka
Chochee Chimoney
Lutci
Seattle Seals edge Seals in 10 innings to climb from cellar
Seattle beat San Francisco 4 to 3 in a 10 inning game after the Indians tied it in the seventh. Two hits a walk and Mitchells sacrifice in the tenth scored Sullivan from third as Seattle snapped a monthlong winless skid.
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Seattle
Seals
Indians
Mitchell
Sullivan
Walker and Hudkins Set To Clash For Middleweight Crown
Mickey Walker and Ace Hudkins each scored decisive tune up wins last night ahead of their June 21 title bout at Comiskey Park. Walker dominated Jock Malone over 10 rounds in St Paul while Hudkins stopped Buck Hulley in two rounds in Lincoln. Both fighters plan rapid training here as the championship showdown nears.
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Chicago
Mickey Walker
Ace Hudkins
Walker
Hudkins
St. Paul
Minn
Jock Malone
Ing Lesson Hudkins
Buck Hulley
Oakland Calif
Lincoln Neb
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Nebraska Wildcat
Earl Sande Plans to Quit American Turf in 1928
Jockey Earl Sande, famed as one of America's greatest riders, plans to retire after the 1928 season due to weight-related health risks. He may ride in France for Joseph Widener, remaining under contract, with retirement potentially limited to American tracks.
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New York
Earl Sande
Sande
France
Joseph E. Widenér
Widener
Europe
Sande Nimchf
Grange Pyle Ties Stir in Party of Ways
Grange and Pyle, once linked to a split in sport circles, were seen with family members amid rumors of renewed ties. Grange’s father hinted at possible developments, while Pyle’s recent cross country race was noted as context for the evolving situation.
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Grange
Pyle
Party of Ways
Pyles
Grange Wa
Tennis Greats Johnston and Tilden Farewell At Davis Cup
In a week marking Little Bill Johnston's retirement from competitive tennis, Big Bill Tilden prepares to lead a youthful Davis Cup team. The two legendary Americans have long shared a storied rivalry and eight years of Davis Cup campaigns, with both appearing in only three losing matches on European stages.
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Germantown
Little Bill
America
Maryland Racing Commission
Reigh
Pimlico
Maryland
Sande
Zev
Grey Lag
Mad Play
Sir Barton
Cudgel
Mad Hatter
Chance Shot
Flying Ebony
Om Zev
Papyrus
New York
Little Bill Johnston
Tenniia
Bill Tilden
Bix Bill
Europe
Tilden
Jonasten
All of Launie Spd
Coches Loome
Chicago Stadium planned to rival New York Garden
Chicago moves toward a major indoor arena as the Chicago Stadium Corporation receives state charters. The Chicago Club Plane plans a 67 million, 12 story arena on the west side with seating for 60 000, aiming to host bicycle events and other indoor sports.
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Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
New York Sporting Palace
Pacey Harmon
Secretary of State
Chicago Stadium
Leicria Wins Historic English Derby at Epsom Downe
In a dramatic race at Epsom Downe Jume 6, Leicria owned by Sir H Cuncliffe Owen captured the historic Derby. Feisteld, sired by Brian Kop out of Fel lington Flamingo and owned by Sir Lawrence Philipe, finished second, while Bisch Wetc!, owned by L Newmann, took third place.
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Eng
Leicria
Sir H Cuncliffe
Owen
Eosom Downe
Feisteld
Brian Kop
Lington Flamingo
Sir Lawrence Philipe
Bisch Wetc
L. Newmann
Bees Take 4-3 Victory From League Leader Boise
Salt Lake Bees beat Boise Senators 4 to 3 in a tightly pitched game to seize a one game lead in the series. Feeley hurled effectively for Salt Lake, limiting Boise’s offense while Molloy struggled with three hits in the fifth inning. The Bees built three runs in the fifth and added a seventh inning tally, backed by solid defense and timely hits from Tadevich Nielsen Hand and Camilli.
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Boise
Idshe
Salt Lake Bees
Boise Senators
Gomez
Senators
Feeley
Bees
Molloy
Cano
Howard
Hard
Salt Lake Salt Lake
AB R Hpo
Tadevich
Bernardo
Casper
Wickham
King
Molle
Es Crowley
Ostenberg
Duff
Salt Lake
Slattery quits Braves manager post sails for Europe
Jack Slattery, recently deposed as Boston Braves manager in favor of Rogers Hornsby, sails to Europe aboard the 88 California with his brother William M Slattery. He avoids discussion of plans, saying he is vacationing to recover from influenza.
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Boston
Jack Slattery
Boston Braves
Rogers Hornsey
Europe
California
William M Slattery
Braves
Hornsby in Talks for Tom Thevenow to Join Braves
The Boston Traveler reports Rogers Hornsby, Braves manager, is pursuing Tommy Thevenow from the St Louis Cardinals. A trade discussion has taken place with Cardinals manager Bil McKechnie, and further talks are expected when St Louis visits Boston.
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Boston
Boston Traveler
Rogers Hornsby
Braves
St Louis Cardinals
Tommy Thevenow
Hornsby
Bil McKechnie
Cardinals
St. Louis
Kaplan Ill Calls Off Two Ring Bouts
Louis Kid Kaplan a former featherweight champion now fighting as a lightweight is ill with influenza and confined to his Meriden Connecticut home. He postponed two planned bouts within twenty days including a June 14 bout with Manuel Quintero in New Haven and a June 21 bout with Bobby Mays in New London, just before the Harvard Yale boat race.
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New York
Louis Kid Kaplan
Meridem
Conn
Kaplan
Manuel Quintero
Florida
New Haven
Bobby Mays
New London
Canadian Fly Weight Championship Result Summary
The report lists boxers winning bouts across North America. Steve Rocco of Toronto defeated Frenchy Belanger with a 10 point margin as Red Bragan defeated Johnny Carey in Toronto, Ace Hudkins stopped Buck Holley in Lincoln, Harold Mathews beat Harold Jerema in Lincoln, Mickey Walker defeated Jack Malone in St Paul, and Morris Green of Minnesota beat Jimmy Gill in La Crosse.
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Steve Rocco
Frenchy Belanger
Red Bragan Toronto
Johnny Carey
Erie
Lincoln
Hudkins
Omaha
Buck Holley
Oakland
Calif
Harold Mathews
Harold Jerema
ST Paul
Mickey Walker
Jack Malone
Morris Green
University of Minnesota
Jimmy Gill
la Crosse Wis
Ruth Elder Wins Acting Role With Paramount Famous-Lasky
Ruth Elder the trans Atlantic aviatrix has qualified as an actress and signed a contract with Paramount Famous-Lasky studios. She will appear opposite Richard Dix in a marine story and will be considerably involved in flying during filming.
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Ruth
Hollywood
Paramount-Famous-Lasky Studios
Ruth Elder
trans-Atlantc Aviatrix
Richard Dix
Coolidge Sees Fruitful Congress Session and Naval Building
President Coolidge, reflecting on Congress, calls the recent session fruitful noting approval of alien property, Mississippi flood, tax reduction, District of Columbia child labor, and departmental appropriation bills. He regrets the naval building program heads to Senate defeat despite Senate support.
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Jas
Coolidge
District of Columbia
Budget Bureau
House
Senate
Travelers seek work at B and W Root Beer Stand in Idaho
Job seekers on the road or settling in contact B and W Root Beer Stand at 303 East Center in Pocatello Idaho for employment opportunities. The notice invites letters or calls to discuss positions and hours.
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B & W Root Beer Stand
E. Center
Pocatello
Idaho
Gunners rout Spuds as 8th inning explodes in Ogden tilt
Idaho Falls trounced the Spuds 11 to 2 in Ogden on June 6 as the Gunners bats pounded Didier in the eighth inning. Kinney pitched strong until the late frame while O Keefe held the line. Verges and McAuley highlighted Idaho Falls’ defense in a high scoring open two game tilt.
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Idaho Falls
Didier
Spud
Gunners
Spuds
Art Kinney
O'Keefe
Rigo
Baker
Kinney
Johnny Verges
Gunne
Gearron
Kelly
Tanner
Martin
Gomes
Stiva
Burns
MedIsaac
O Keefe
Tecood
Ogder AB
Prazier
McShane
Ae Vergez
McAuley
Storen
Hammack
Lapeyr
O Kinney
Baker Martin
Sil Prazier McShane
Shane Verger
McCauley
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