Durant Cardinals of Oklahoma Presbyterian to meet Pocatello Tent
Oklahoma Cardinals women's team, fresh from winning the world championship in Alberta, meet the Pocatello Tent & Awning at Reed Hall at 4:30 PM with a preliminary 7:30 PM game featuring the Pocatello Cardinals vs Bears of the YMCA. Referee Lefty Felsted to officiate.
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Indians Start Under Johnson Struggle to Hit In Opener
The Cleveland Indians, managed by Walter Johnson, win a ten inning game 1 0 over the St Louis Browns after a weak hitting display. Mel Harder loaded the bases, Oral Hildebrand relieved and drove in the deciding run with a single. The Yankees and Red Sox split, with Gehrig and Jolley homering, while the Pirates swept the Cardinals.
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Associated Press
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Chicago White Sox
Detroit
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Washington
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al Simmon
Pale Hose
Tigers
Senators
Philadelphia
Jimmie Foxx
Goodman Declines Pro Route After Open Victory
Johnny Goodman, 23, Nebraskan amateur champion of the 1933 National Open, will not turn pro for at least two years. He aims to win the National Amateur at Cincinnati in September to complete a rare double with Chick Evans and Bob Jones and to strengthen his Walker Cup prospects for 1934. Goodman preserved his Open win at North Shore Club, fending off a late rally by Ralph Galdahl who missed a crucial four-foot putt.
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Noted American Jockey Drowns in Lake Michigan
Chicago, June 12. James, a former great jockey who rode Burgoo King to the 1932 Kentucky Derby and Preakness, drowned while swimming at Lake Michigan with two companions. Ho gan and Mickey Farr were unable to rescue him as he sank in five feet of water 125 feet offshore.
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Eugene James
Lake Michigan
James
Society Kid" Hogan
Mickey “Soldier” Farr
Nate Lewis
Burgoo King
Double bill keeps teams close after two games
Boston wins the opener 6 4 as Randy Moore hits a homer and five runs in the fifth, while Van Mungo limits Brooklyn in the second game to 5 2. The twin bill leaves the teams only a half game apart in the standings.
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Brooklyn
Shopmen Lead Baseball Standings With 6 2 Win
In a Community league doubleheader at Overland Park the O S L Shopmen beat the Kwality Kids 6 to 2 behind starter Wild Bill McAughey and a pair of first inning homers by Howdy Larson and Ed Katsilometes. The Expressmen then topped the Merchants 2 to 1 as Larry Cowan limited them to five scattered hits. A benefit game for Art Schrimpster is set for Friday evening with Sunday prices in effect.
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Shopmen
Glenn Hadley
Howdy Larson
E.d Katsilometes
Expressmen
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Larry Cowan
Newbold
Haacke
Art Schrimpster
Even Gant
Cushing
Sproul
Oneee
Mulica
Lombardi
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Hadley
Wilson
H. Larson
Katsilometes
Hadely
McAughey
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Hill
F. Felsted
Mitchell
Merchants Abrh Poae
E. Tolman
J. Evans
Pettit
C. Tolman
C. Horrocks
Davis
If Venomen
R. Horrocks
Brimhall
Hronek Newbold
Baseball Stars Shine in Doubleheader and Higher Scoring Games
Yesterday's Stars include Billy Derman of the Cubs who rapped three hits in each game of the doubleheader. Smead Jolley drove in six runs for the Red Sox with two homers and three singles against the Yankees. Johnny Vergez clouted two homers and a single for the Giants vs the Phillies, driving in four of five runs. Oral Hilderbrand of the Indians delivered the lone run in a 1 0 tenth inning win over the Browns after a clever relief appearance. Gus Suhr of the Pirates collected two doubles and two singles against the Cardinals. Fred Schulte of the Senators homered and doubled twice, driving in six runs against the Athletics. Joe Stripp of the Dodgers scored three runs in the second game vs the Braves.
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New York Giants
Hal Schumacher
Cincinnati
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Cubs
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Red Sox
Yankees
Johnny Vergesz
Gus Suhr
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Fred Schulte
Senators
Athletics
Homer
Joe Stripp
Dodgers
Braves
Cardinals Guard Duo Hits Oklahoma Clash In Big Match
Pocatello Tent and Awning reports Cardinals all American guards Ernestine Lampson and Toka Lee Fields face Durant Oklahoma defense in tonight's game as the World's champions seek to defend title after sweeping Edmonton in three of five.
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Durant
Shooters Post Two Perfect Scores in Weekly Meet
Pocatello Trapshooting club members posted two perfect scores on Sunday. O P Barber swept the 25 third event and R H Rector hit every shot in the 50 third event, while Curl Townend and Cotant each missed one third.
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O. P. Barber
R. H. Rector
Curl
Benson Steer
Wessling
Barlct Etree Petter
Mrs. Dy Sater
Jess Feet
Maycock Tee
Blow
Missions Ruin Coast Race With Portland Sweep
San Francisco Missions pummeled Portland in five of seven games, sliding the champions from first to third. The Reds climbed back to the first division with strong pitching and timely hitting, taking both ends of a Saturday doubleheader 8-7 after a 5-2 opener, and winning yesterday’s two games 9-4 and 4-3.
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Stars
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Angels
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Reds
Peterson Wins Idaho State Amateur Golf Title
Ben Peterson of Pocatello defeated Jack Cummock of Boise 1 up in a 36 hole final to claim the Idaho state amateur golf championship and three trophies including the gold trophy from the Idaho Statesman. W. L. Baker was elected president of the Idaho Golfing Association with Dwight Lenzi as vice president and Fred Von Elm as secretary treasurer.
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Boise
Idaho Statesman
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Golf Association
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Idaho Falls
Fred von Elm
H. P. Lewis
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Coeur d’ Alene
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Cummock
R. T. Scott
L. L. Culbertson
Herbert Branding
Bob Davis
Payette Lakes
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