Red and White Stores Keep First in Yellowstone League
Red and White stores remained in first place after an 8 3 victory over Blackfoot at Overland Park. Blackfoot had ten hits but were hampered by errors as Red and White staged runs in the third and final innings.
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Sanford Advances In Elks Tourney
Sanford beat R E Watson 34 22 to move in the Elks billiard tourney Sunday play. C Shepherd won by decision over R W Jones without chalking his cue. J Carlile defeated Earl White 20 20 on a handicap. Sanford faces Abramson Carlile winner. Cady waits Shepherd Pew outcome. Three prizes await the three cushion tourney winners.
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Major League Leaders Including Yesterday's Games
National leaders show P Waner of the Pirates with a .399 average and 71 hits. Klein of the Phillies leads runs with 56 and home runs with 13. Frisch of the Cardinals and Klein share eight stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Betts of the Braves at 6 0 and Gomez of the Yankees at 9 1. American leaders list Foxx of the Athletics with a .401 average and 53 runs, 59 RBIs and 71 hits.
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Junior Y M C A Exhibition Draws 300 Plus Crowd
The Tribune Y M C A Learn to Swim campaign held an exhibition at the Y pool drawing over 300 youngsters. Capt John Levien showcased the medley stroke opening the event with a relay and multiple races including 20 and 40 yard dashes results led by John Leinen and Joe Burkholder.
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Coast League Baseball Surges Lead Ducks in Series Finish
Portland Ducks top Hollywood for Pacific Coast league leadership after winning two Sunday games to go six of seven in the series with Oakland. Seattle takes both ends of a doubleheader from Sacramento to climb to sixth place as San Francisco splits with Los Angeles and the Missions shut out Hollywood in one game. Hollywood takes five of seven in the series.
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Stolen Bases Highlight MLB Matchups
Lazzeri of the Yankees, Johnson of the Tigers with eight stolen bases combined against the Chicago White Sox and the Blue Jays, dominated base paths in the latest games.
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Eastern clubs loom in pennant race as Tigers and Indians press
The Tigers and Indians stand to challenge the east in the American league pennant chase. The Yankees lead by five games with Washington second as Detroit, Philadelphia and Cleveland trail by half a game. New York routed the Red Sox 12 1 with Ruth homer and two others. Philadelphia beat Washington 11 7. In the NL, Boston moves toward a tie with Chicago after wins over the Giants, 6 5 and 7 6. Cardinals split with Reds. Phillies rise from last to beat Brooklyn 7 6.
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Cochet Wins French Singles Title Fifth Time
In Auteuil France Henri Cochet the world’s top player clinched the French Singles championship for the fifth time by defeating Italian Davis Cupist George de Stefan in the final with scores 6 0 6 4 4 6 6 3 both in four sets.
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Capitol Relocation Moves Alaska Agricultural HQ
After completion of the new capitol in Juneau Alaska the United States agricultural stations headquarters will be moved from Sitka to the new building leaving the old capital without its last government bureau.
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Legion Juniors Begin Practice for Pocetello Team
Weather permitting about 20 members of the American Legion baseball league will start practices today for the official all Pocetello team. The squad will be cut to 15 next week, manager F. E. Tydeman says. Readable candidates include Curtis Knowles Reynolds Hronek Roberts Buchner DeLate Carron Cooper Gibson W Black Rubie Simmons Lombardo Cox Rhoiis Carr Caccia Clark Turner.
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Hronek
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Rubie
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Lombardo
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Rhoiis
Carr
Caccia
Clark
Turner
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Early Season Standouts
Eric McNair of Athletics led a bombardment on Senator pitching with a double and two singles. Joe Osmik of Indians added a double and three singles against the Tigers. Paul Derringer and Jerome Dean of the Cardinals secured two wins over Cincinnati by 3-2. Johnny Frederick of the Dodgers drove in three runs with a homer and a double. Art Shires of the Braves delivered a tenth inning double for the winning run against the Giants.
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COTANT CLOSES UTAH AMATEUR TRAP SHOOTING TITLE
Cliff Anderson of Spring City won the state amateur singles trap title with a 194 total after a 96 in the final half, dominating the second annual Utah championship. Russ Hawkins, C F E Hulsh, and Alf Christensen followed. Sam Sharman took handicap and all around honors.
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Ted” Renfro
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Pocetello
Keep Head and Body Down for Solid Golf Contact
The article warns that golfers overemphasize keeping the head down and also often raise the body at impact. It notes that even a tiny lift can misdirect the clubhead and cause topping the ball. Players should keep both head and body down and bring the arms into contact with the ball.
Gomez Leading Pitching Aces
Chicago June 6 American League statistics show Vernon Lefty Gomez of New York leading with nine wins and one defeat after two pitching victories this week. Lloyd Brown Wes Ferrell Bob Grove and Victor Sorrell also posted strong records as Foxx remains the league’s top hitter with a .414 average and 68 hits, 51 runs and 143 total bases this season.
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la Blue
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Gehrig
Vernon
Lefty” Gomez
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Cleveland
Bob Grove
Victor Sorrell
Babe Ruth Drives In Four With Sixteenth Homer For Yankees
Babe Ruth hit his sixteenth homer and added two singles to drive in four runs as the Yankees defeated the Red Sox.
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