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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
28
Twelve pairs meet as University and Country Club face off on the Country club course Sunday morning. Teams list pairs and substitutes with a 9:30 arrival, first tee start, and fourball scoring across nine and eighteen holes. Odds favor University players as Country Club selects its Class B squad.
Cincinnati leads with 7 losses to New York 7 in a rain delayed set. Chicago 10 Boston 7, St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 10, Pittsburgh 5, Brooklyn 6, Boston 7, Cleveland 17 Washington 2, Detroit 6 Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 6 New York Chicago. Western League Omaha 5 Oklahoma City 16 Denver 8 Topeka 3 Des Moines 3 Wichita 4 Pueblo 81. American Association Kansas City 3 Columbus 4 Milwaukee 18 Toledo 11 St. Paul 5 Louisville 6 Minneapolis 7 Indianapolis 6.
In a rain affected day the Birmingham nine defeated Atlanta 7 to 1 while Nashville beat Chattanooga 4 to 0 in 15 innings. Mobile edged Little Rock 4 to 0 as Memphis routed New Orleans 9 to 2.
Detroit report shows Primo Carnera knocking out K O Christner of Akron and Al Brown stopping Milton in New York. Jimmy Owens vs Bob Vincent ends in a ten round draw as Vincent rallies late. Tully Griffiths knocks out Owens in Sioux City in round five. Ga Wins easy decision over opponent in Alabama.
Phillies beat St Louis 10 4 to complete the series three wins in four. Earl Collara earned his fourth straight victory by allowing two hits and no runs until late. The Cardinals’ Hafey Watkins and Adams homered for St Louis.
The season features many ex club stars proving their grit against former clubs. Giants, Reds, Cubs, and Robins leverage trades as Glenn Wright and others key the action with memorable hits and pivotal defensive plays. St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago clubs all post strong wins.
National leaders include Herman of Robins with 42 runs and 74 hits, Wilson of Cubs 50 RBIs and 17 home runs, Frisch of Cardinals 21 doubles, Cuyler Cubs 9 triples and 13 steals. American leaders show Rice of Senators 401 batting and 75 hits, Ruth of Yankees 42 runs and 50 RBIs, Gehringer Tigers 19 doubles, Combs Yankees 8 triples, Ruth 18 home runs, Rice 10 steals.
The American Association will inaugurate night baseball in Indianapolis tomorrow with St Paul visiting the Indians. Formal dedication of new lighting is set for next Tuesday with Milwaukee facing the club. If the game succeeds, other clubs may install floodlights. The noted line after two innings had the score tied at one.
Babe Herman collected two hits in four at bats to lift his season average to .420 for Brooklyn. Al Simmons remained on the injured list while Babe Ruth faced rain before the Yankees finished a legal game. Frank O'Doul went one for five dropping to .380 and lost ground amid a semi official revision. Sam Rice and Paul Waner went one for four each, dropping three and four points.
San Francisco Seals outslug Missions 8 to 7 as Los Angeles Angels topple the Sacs 13 to 4, closing in on first place. Seattle and Portland split with Oakland and Sacramento, while Beavers rally to beat the Sacs after trailing. Elmer Hanson and Howard Craghead limited their opponents in Seattle’s win.
Hollywood clinched the 1929 Coast League championship at Wrigley Field, then lost its eighth in a row. Portland edged Sacramento 5 to 4 in the ninth, aided by Mack Hillis and Ken Williams. Seals beat Missions 8 to 7 after trailing 7–1, and Seattle downed Oakland 6 to 2 with Louie Almada homering.
Earl Sande suffered injuries in a car crash last night but will ride Gallant Fox in the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park tomorrow. He reported to Aqueduct today for a final workout, showing little worse for the accident though his face bore bandages from a cut.
Belmont Stakes field may expand beyond Gallant Fox as three-year-old champion faces Whichone. Challengers include Questionaire Caruso and Swinfield. A possible sixth starter Flying Gal, sister to the Kentucky Derby winner, may join if Woodward commits.
George Von Elm of Detroit defeated R. G. Morrison of England 9 up and 8 to play in the 36 hole final to win the French amateur golf championship at La Boulie. Von Elm, a former U S champion, led by five after 18 holes and carded 70 in the morning round, marking a second consecutive American victory in the event.
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