Dempsey Prepares Stadium For Baer Schmeling Fight
Promoter Jack Dempsey gears up for the Max Baer versus Max Schmeling 15 round heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium with ring setup and ticket drive underway. Weather forecast favors clear skies for a near 60,000 crowd and early cash on hand plus reservations push potential receipts toward $300,000. Schmeling seen as 2 to 1 favorite amid light betting.
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Grove Leads A’s Past Washington in 7-4 Win
Bob Grove pitched 10th time in 17 days for the Athletics and earned his fifth straight win while contributing a homer and a single as Philadelphia defeated Washington 7-4. The White Sox bombed St Louis 14-7 to move into third. Detroit beat Cleveland 8-7 after Vic Frasier debuted with Detroit. Rain halted the Cardinals Reds game at 2-0 in the third.
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Shops Battle P.F.E. Tonight In Community League
In Pocatello Community League play the O. S. L. Shops can move into a shared lead with a win over cellar squad P. F. E. Co. The Kwalily Kids and Pocatello Merchants also clash to stay atop the standings while Shops face Merchants Friday as many players leave town next week.
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Coast League pennant race tightens across the West
In the Pacific Coast League at midseason Hollywood Sacramento cling to first as Los Angeles and the Missions chase. Portland meets the Missions in San Francisco while Hollywood faces Seattle in a favorable schedule. San Francisco, boosted by Elias Funk, prepares to play Sacramento as the Oaks visit San Francisco.
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Columbia Fishing Strike Ends After Bargain
Astoria Oregon June 6 Fishing boats reappeared on the Columbia River signaling the end of a weeks long strike that halted fishing. The strikers accepted a pact offering eight cents per pound for chinook and blueback salmon from now to August 1 four cents a pound August 1 to August 20 and three cents per pound for steelhead June 20 to August 25 after seven hours of talks with the Columbia River Packers association led by president W L Thompson.
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Baseball Leaders Named In National and American Leagues
The Associated Press lists top season leaders in both leagues. Key figures include Klein of the Phillies with multiple batting and hits marks, Gehrig of the Yankees leading runs and homers, Simmons of the White Sox excelling in batting and RBIs, and Ruth pairing with Gehrig for home runs. Pitchers Hallahan, Carleton, and Schumacher hold top pitching marks.
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Earnshaw Accepts Mack Discipline as Path Back
Philadelphia June 6 AP George Earnshaw, suspended and fined by Connie Mack for repeated training violations, says Mack did right. He vows to regain favor with actions, not words, and worked out with the Athletics under permission as he begins a comeback. Barnahan was sent home from New York for 10 days and $5000 fine earlier this year.
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Gunners Shine at P A C Shoot Despite Moderate Scores
About seventeen shooters used ideal Sunday weather to warm up their irons at the P A C event. Barrett posted the day’s best mark by breaking 24 of 25 targets. no startling scores were recorded. The full score table follows.
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Senators and White Sox stars pace early season outbursts
Fred Schulte and the Senators beat the Athletics as Grove allowed a double and a home run while Schulte drove in three. Al Simmons propelled the White Sox with four RBIs including a triple and two singles against the Browns. Charley Gehringer of the Tigers collected his fourth hit to drive in the tying run.
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Branch Tigers Schedule Six Games at Idaho Southern Branch
The 1933 football schedule announced by F A Plastino at Pocatello lists six games with two open dates and a planned away game possible on October 21 or November 4. The College of Idaho Coyotes appear for the first time in four years, with a Thanksgiving game set in Boise against the Indians. The slate includes Albion Normal, Ricks, Montana Mines, Montana State, Weber College, and College of Idaho.
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Standings Today Across Leagues and Scores
Pacific Coast standings show Portland Hollywood Sacramento Los Angeles Oakland and San Francisco with varied records. American Association lists Minneapolis Toledo St Paul Columbus. International League notes Baltimore Jersey City Newark Albany Montreal Rochester weather rain in Montreal Rochester. Southern Association games Nashville Atlanta Chattanooga Knoxville results only.
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Fights Roundup from Multiple Cities
Boxing results across cities include Jackie Wilson and Tommy Paul outpointing opponents in Pittsburgh and Buffalo, Mike Dundee besting Johnny Early in Stevens Point, Eddie Shea stopping Joe Rivers in Louisville, Tiger Jack Fox defeating Joe Doctor in Terre Haute, Jose Estrada outpointing Texas Kid in Miami, and Kayo Morgan beating Johnny Mitchell in Toledo with additional bouts noted in Detroit.
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Wind Instrument Teachers for Ida Ho Be Updated
Mr Gardner, University instructor and mentor of Ida Ho’s top teachers, begins summer enrollment for wind instrument lessons. Instruments furnished, students accepted. Call 1427 or 2020 for prices.
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