Rainey Field hosts mixed league softball doubleheader
At Rainey Field tonight an Employes league clash between CCC Headquarters and Bannock, followed by Outlaws versus Jaydees and Chiefs against Montgomery Ward. Earlier, Graves & Potter edged P A C 5 to 4 in extra innings as nine Printers errors aided the Railroaders.
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Outlaws
Jaydees
Chiefs
Montgomery Ward
Bannock
Headquar
CCC
Bannock Ten
Rainey Park
Graves & Potter
Railroaders
Ray Stephens
Printers
Stephens
Ronnie Knapp
Gilmore
Venomen
Boyatt
Acorns Return to First After Third Straight Win
Oakland Acorns moved into first in the Pacific Coast League after a 3 to 2 win over Seattle Rainiers marking their third straight victory. San Francisco Seals fell to San Diego 13 to 4, Sacramento beat Los Angeles 7 to 4, and Hollywood shut out Portland 6 to 0.
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Oakland Acorns
Seattle Rainiers
Acorns
Seattle
Oakland
San Francisco
San Diego
Seals
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Portland
Ring Results From AP Boxing Recap
New York Buddy Baer 246 from Livermore California KOed Valentin Campolo 225 from Argentina in the first round Pat Comiskey 203 from Patterson New Jersey outpointed Steve Dudas 198 from Edgewater New Jersey over ten rounds Kansas City Tony Novak 208 from Kansas City Kansas KOed Irish Dan Dowling 199 from St Louis in four rounds Little Rock Bob Sikes 192 from Pine Bluff Arkansas KOed Johnny McCarthy 195 from Davenport Iowa in five rounds
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New York
Buddy Baer
Livermore
Calif
Valentin Campolo
Argentina
Pat Comiskey
Paterson
N. J
Steve Dudas
Edgewater
Kansas City
Tony Novak
Kan
Dan Dowling
St. Louis
Little Rock
Ark
Bob Sikes
Pine Bluff
Johnny McCarthy
Davenport
Iowa
Snead Opens National Open in commanding lead
In Cleveland on June 7 Sam Snead fired a 67 to take a two stroke lead after the opening round of the national open golf championship. Horton Smith Ed Oliver and Sam Parks stood at 69 for the next best scores as Parks, 1935 champion at Oakmont, posted a 34 35 in a surprising showing.
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Cleveland
Sam Snead
Sam
Horton Smith
Ed Oliver
Sam Parks
Parks
Oakmont
Notice to Creditors Estate of Thomas B Wharton
Estate of Thomas B Wharton deceased. Edith O Wharton administratrix asks creditors to exhibit claims within six months of first publication with vouchers. Claims to be presented at E C White attorney for administratrix office 308 East Center Street Pocatello Idaho in Bannock County Idaho dated May 24 1940.
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Thomas B. Wharton
Edith ©. Wharton
E. C. White
East Center Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Ee County
Bannock
State of Dated
Edith O. Wharton
Pocatello Hosts Robello's Bees In Nightcap Showdown
Ogden Reds outlast Boise Pilots 10 to 6 in 11 innings to take a 2 1 series edge and reach .500 in Pioneer League. Big Walter Lowe hit a three run homer for Boise. Ogden scored four in the 11th to seal it.
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Associated Press
Ogden
Reds
Boise Pilots
Walter Lowe
Boise
Pilots
Twin Falls
Steve Endress
Dick Wade
Tom Canavan
Cowboys
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Bees
Russets
Edward Smith
Canadian Team Disbands as Grads End Era
Edmonton Grads, famed Canadian women's basketball team, disband after silver anniversary banquet due to lack of competitors and financial strain. Under coach J. Percy Page they won 526 of 548 games, held the world title 18 straight years, and played in Olympic era events from Paris 1924 to Berlin 1936.
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Edmonton
Alta
Edmonton Grads
Grads
J. Percy Page
Alberta
London
Ont
Durant Cardinals
Durant
Oklo
Paris
Amsterdam
Los Angeles
Berlin
Baseball scores from St Louis and Boston games
Scores show St Louis overwhelmed Boston 16 to 3 in a high run game while Chicago defeated New York 4 to 3. Detroit beat Philadelphia 7 to 5 as Newsom earned the win. Washington beat Allen and team 4 to 1. Boston outscored Pittsburgh 6 to 1 in a low scoring affair. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 7 to 1 with Pearson earning the win. Brooklyn beat St Louis 9 to 1 as Hamlin and Kimball combined.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Hamlin
Kimball
Phelps
McGee
White
Russell
Shoun
Owen
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Pittsburgh
Salute to Lefty Grove and Jimmy Foxx shines in Boston win
Boston’s Red Sox beat the Browns 3 0 with Foxx driving in all three runs, including a ninth inning homer, after Grove and the staff limited St Louis to six hits. Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack contribute for Cleveland in a tieing eighth and winning eleventh. Pirates, White Sox, Dodgers, Cubs, and Athletics secure wins as Rigney, Camilli, Nicholson, Cavarretta, and Ross deliver their clubs key hits.
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Lefty Grove
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Browns
Boston
Homer
Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
Indians
Mack
Boudreau
Senators
Bob Elliott
Frank Gustine
Pirates
Bees
John Rigney
White Sox
Yankees
Chicago
Dolph Camilli
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Bill Nicholson
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Farmer
Phillies
Buck Ross
Athletics
Tigers
Baseball and golf notes from New York June report
New York report covers Cardi nal players denying dissension at Belmont. Monty Stratton seeks partial exhibition game at Wilmington. Dodgers pace 15 wins in 18 on road. Bobby Feller to talk at fair. Johnny Paycheck quits boxing. Dizzy Dean urged to retire. Babe Ruth home run travels 400 feet. Leo Durocher hosts toast in St. Louis. Joe Medwick stars after five straight hits. Sam Breadon meetings about Billy Southworth. Jug McSpaden's 13th start. badge No.13 at Open. Jones and Ou pledge Red Cross golf matches. proposal for baseball West Point by Judge Landis.
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Cardinal
Belmont Park
Monty Tratton
Jimmy Dykes
Wilminston
Del
Monty
Dodgers
Bobby Feller
Babe Ruth
Chicago
Leo Durocher
St. Louis Pent
Whitlow Wyatt
Joe Medwick
Breok
Sam Breadon
East
Oliver French
Rochester
Billy Southworth
Bobby Jones
Francis Ouimet
Golf
Red Cross
P.G.A
Dan Daniel
N. Y. World-Telegram
Fifteen big league clubs say goodbye to Old Diz
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer feature James C. Doyle notes that fifteen major league clubs memorialize Dizzy Dean with tributes and remembrances, marking a storied era in baseball history.
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James C. Doyle
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hill's Defeat Garrett's Hill's of Blackfoot in Exhibition
Hill's of Blackfoot defeated Garrett 18 to 15 in a wild lighted softball exhibition at Rainey Park. A second inning collision left W Merkley with a cut eye and Perry Stone with a facial injury. game halted about 20 minutes. Final line: Hill's 18 runs on 17 hits and 7 errors, Garrett 15 runs on 12 hits and 11 errors. Batteries: W Bartle D Wheeler H Whaler LaVine Allen. Umpires Houde Liday.
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Blackfoot
Garrett
Rainey Park
W. Merkley
Lackfoot
Perry Stone
Merkley
R.H.E Hull
W. Bartle
Wheeler
H. Whaler
LaVine
Allen
Houde
Liday
Bryant Seeks Unconditional Release From Cubs
Chicago, June 7 Bryant, suspended Cub pitcher, asks for unconditional release if the club won’t gamble on his lame arm. He met today with baseball commissioner K M lanes as owner P K Wrigley may be called in. Wrigley sustained the suspension to protect the team’s investment while Bryant seeks his salary, an elbow operation, and rest of the season.
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Chicago
Clay Bryant
Chicago Cub
Bruins
K. M. Lanes
Higk
P. K. Wrigley
Cub
Wrigley
Bryant
Cubs
Johns Hopkins
Baer Knocks Campolo In Quick Madison Square Garden Win
Buddy Baer stopped Valen tin Campolo in 1 53 of the first round at Madison Square Garden to advance in the heavyweight elimination tourney. Baer weighed 246 pounds to Campolo’s 225 and promoter Mike Jacobs announced a Baer Pat Comiskey bout in early August. Celery grows wild in England near ditches and the sea.
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New York
Buddy Baer
Madison Square Garden
Valentin Campolo
Max
Buddy
Kaye
Baer
Mike Jacobs
Pat Comiskey
Young Paterson
N. J
Pat
Steve Dudas
Jacobs
England
Pioneer League Box Scores from Pocatello Twin Falls and Boise
Box scores show Pocatello defeated Twin Falls 3-2 with Caplinger, Endress, and Canavan notable. Boise beat Idaho Falls 6-5 with Lowe homer and strong pitching by Burpo Mentz Teitmeyer. Includes fielding errors, stolen bases, and double plays across games. Also notes managers and All Star selections for upcoming league showcase managed by McKechnie Cronin.
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Pocatello
Bishop
Endress
Kerr
Reynolds
Canavan
Andrade
Wake
Bridgers
Caplinger
O'Boyle
O Boyle
Arthur and
Campbell
Oeden
Boise
Sheehan
Bauer
B Adams
Mconnell
Laybourne
Harrington
Hughes
Sinnott
Duff
Donovan
Lowe
Mentz
All Stars to Play St Louis at Sportsman's Park
All star major league game set for July 9 at Sportsman's Park with arrangements announced by Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis. Event will feature top players from across the league in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Sportsman's Park
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Baseball Scores From The Leagues
Baseball scores across the four leagues show Rochester beat Newark 8 to 5 in the International League while Toronto won 5 to 1 at Jersey City. Montreal toppled Syracuse 10 to 5 and Buffalo 5 to Baltimore 4. Toledo edged St Paul 2 to 1 in the American Association. Columbus defeated Minneapolis 9 to 6 as Louisville beat Milwaukee 3 to 0. Kansas City won 7 to 5 over Indianapolis. Hollywood defeated Portland 6 to 9 with Oakland 3 to 2 Seattle and San Diego 13 to 4 San Francisco. Sacramento 7 Los Angeles 4. Southern Association results include Knoxville 7 Atlanta 4 and Birmingham 9 Little Rock 4. New Orleans 6 3 Memphis 5 5 Chattanooga 10 Nashville 8.
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Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Syracuse
Buffalo
Baltimore
American Association
Toledo
St. Pau
Columbus
Minneapolis & Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Southern Association
Knoxville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
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