Baer Carnera Title Fight Cleared by New York Commission
The New York state athletic commission ordered the June 14 heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden to proceed. Max Baer and Primo Carnera were deemed in satisfactory condition after examinations by three commission doctors, with Chairman John J. Phelan confirming no vote was needed for the decision.
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Max Baer
New York
Madison Square Garden Bowl
New York State Athletic Commission
John J. Phelan
Commission
William Walker
Morris Beyer
Vincent Nardillo
Phelan
D. Walker Wear
Bill Brown
Baer
O. K
Asbury Park
N. J
Max
Brown
Carera
Ancil Hoffman
Guardian
the Garden
Jack Dempsey
Garden
Cardinals climb to first then drop to fourth in NL race
The St. Louis Cardinals surged from fourth to first in 15 games only to fall back to fourth after two more. The tight National League standings reveal a close and unpredictable pennant chase as the Cardinals experience rapid shifts in position.
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Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jim Weaver
Newark
St. Louis Browns
Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers Win Final Game of Series Over Giants 8-2
Dodgers top Giants 8 to 2 in the last game of the American Legion junior baseball series. Series ends 7-3 in favor of Dodgers. Practice set for tonight with a 6 o clock game at City ball diamond. Key hits include Karstad Dalpino and Atkinson.
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Giants
American Legion
City
R. H. E. Dodgers
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Dalpino
Atkinson
Caccia
Bangley
Dudenake
Curtis
Grayson
Burrell
P . Baughy
P . Caccia
P . McDonald
Ahlstrom
Brewster
Mulica
Ween
Goodman Fights Odds In National Open After Round One
Johnny Goodman, defending champion from Omaha, sits five behind leaders Wilfy Cox Bobby Cruickshank and Charley Lacey after the first round of the 38th national open at Merion. The field includes Gene Sarazen Walter Hazen Johnny Farrell and Bill Burke.
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Bob Cavagnaro
Associated Press
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
United States Golf Association
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Wilfy Cox
Wee Bobby Cruickshank
Charley Lacey
Johnny
Chicago
Tere
Fither
Simonpures
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hazen
Johnny Farrell
Bill Burke
Paul Bunyan
Tommy Armour
Cox
Cruickshank
Lacey
Sarazen
Runyan
George von Elm
Horton Smith
Rodney Oliss, Jr
Goodman
Banuet Stuns Coast Handball Fans In Exhibition Matches
Al Banuet of San Francisco and Ray Eldridge of Salt Lake City staged a series of handball exhibitions at the YMCA court. Banuet displayed champion form with a Pacific coast fist ball style, defeating Willard Walters and Kenneth Leavitt in singles and pairing to win doubles with Eldridge against local players.
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al Banuet
San Francisco
Ray Eldridge
Salt Lake City
Banuet
Barnet
Golden Gate Park
Eldridge
Willard Walters
Kenneth Leavitt
Walters
Leavitt
Notice of Attachment in Bannock District Court
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho Bannock County an attachment against defendant P L Roche was issued on June 4 1934. Grace L Hall Clerk, with Anna Keefe Deputy. B W Davis attorney for plaintiff. Pocatello Idaho, June 6 1934.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Belmont Stakes Set for Saturday at Belmont Park
The 66th Belmont stakes for 3-year-olds runs tomorrow at Belmont Park with Cavalcade and High Quest likely absent. High Quest may be sidelined by a hoof injury. if he doesn't start, Good Goods becomes the leading hopeful in a wide open field of six probable entries including Christian Roustabout Peace Chance Sir Thomas and Rosecross.
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New York
Belmont Park
Mack Garner
Withers
High Quest
George D. Widener
Christian
Co. V. Whitney
Baseball Batting and Pitching Leaders Across Leagues
A compiled AP roundup lists top performers from yesterday's games. Manush leads with a .391 average for the Senators while Gehringer drives runs for the Tigers. Bonura and Foxx pace home runs.
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Manush
Senators
Hemsley
Browns
Clift
Goslin
Gehringer
Tigers
Kuhel
Morgan
Red Sox
Gehrig
Yankees
Bonura
White Sox
Averill
Indians
Greenberg
Reynolds
Bonira
Foxx
Athletics
Weber
Walker
Chapman
Gomez
Weaver
Popes Tie P A C After Ten Inning City League Clash
Popes and P A C battled to a 6 6 deadlock after ten innings in darkness. Popes tied it with two runs in the seventh, then three more in the sixth while PAC outhit 14 12. Final line shows Popes 123 045 000 0 and PAC 050 001 000 0 with 6 14 4.
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P.A.C
Railroad
PAC
Horrock
Pope
Jones
Cinders
Reynolds
Karstead
B. Thomas
Holbrook
P.ac
Hpoae Liday
McGraih
Craner and Slaughter Obtain Idaho Marriage License
David E. Craner and Ethel Ann Slaughter, both of Idaho Falls, Idaho, received a marriage license in Boise yesterday confirming their plans to wed.
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Boise
David E. Craner
Ethel Ann Slaughter
Idaho
Indians roll past Portland as Dugdale Night honors legend
Seattle fans see the Indians crush Portland 6-1 behind Phil Radonits eight hits for their fifth straight win. Elmer Gudat drives in two in the eighth with Reese and a tap, while Dugdale Night honors Daniel E. Dugdale.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Dutch Reuther
Tribe
Indians
Portland
Phil Radonits
Dugdale
Jimmy Reese
Elmer Gudat
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Bud Hafey
Tom Sheehan
Brubaker Delivers Pinch Hit in 11th For Oakland Win
Ray Brubaker of Oakland hits a pinch single in the last half of the eleventh to drive in the go ahead run as Oakland defeats Sacramento 6 to 5 after a 5 5 tie in extra innings.
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Sacramento
Ray Brubaker
Oakland
Idaho Wins Federal Grants For Drought Aid and Relief
Relief Administrator Harry L. Hopkins announced federal grants totaling 515990 to Idaho. Allocations include 250000 for drought relief, 2367 for transient relief, 10600 for the reemployment service and 3023 for student aid.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Idaho
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