Pocatello and Black Sox Battle for Lead Today
Pocatello Indians meet the Blackfoot Black Sox at Overland Park at 2 30 this afternoon in a battle for the Yellowstone league lead. Black Sox hold 3 0 with Indians 2 1 as the crowd expects a large turnout and a close, decisive game.
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Dizzy Dean Wins 12th Victory as Cardinals Beat Phillies
Dizzy Dean pitched despite requesting the day off and earned his 12th win, eighth straight, as St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 7 to 1. The Cardinals scored early, exploiting a defensive lapse, with six runs in the first two innings. Score by innings shows Philadelphia 1, St. Louis 7, final. Batteries: Kelleher Bowman Bivess Grace J Dean Ogrodowski.
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Cubs Beat Bees for 10th Straight Victory
Curt Davis pitched a tight game as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Boston Bees 7 to 2. Baxter Jordan hit a two run homer in the first inning to spark the offense. Davis earned his third win in five starts, allowing six hits and no walks with only one runner reaching second after the first inning. attendance was 9,269.
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Blanton Shuts Giants As Pirates Extend Streak
Cy Blanton pitched with precision for the Pirates in a 6 to 2 win over the New York Giants. He fanned seven, walked one, and helped extend Pittsburgh’s seven game winning streak.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Split Doubleheader With Reds In Cincinnati
The Brooklyn Dodgers won the second game 2 to 1 after losing the 15 inning opener 6 to 5 in Cincinnati. Game details cite line scores and battery pairings for both contests, noting the teams’ pitchers and catchers.
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Industrial league opens with six teams for Monday games
The Industrial league at the Y M C A begins Monday at 6 15 p m with two games on North Seventh avenue city league fields. Five teams are in the frame Telephone Co Western States Grocery U P Store Department U P Back Shops and Safeway Stores with a sixth awaiting registration. Players listed include Dane Cleaver Bud Reynolds Orval C Wilson Ray Allred and others from the named firms soaking up competition in a schedule that runs Monday and Thursday evenings.
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Louis Versus Schmeling Rematch Looms At Yankee Stadium
June 13 report outlines Joe Louis seeking to extend his reign against Max Schmeling in a near sellout Yankee Stadium bout next Thursday. Promoter Mike Jacobs and the Century club push the five to six million crowd for the event as Braddock awaits a potential September title shot. Louis, in peak form, is favored to finish Schmeling quickly, with Braddock watching for a financial breakthrough through another Louis bout.
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Saturday Police Court Fines Overtime Parking Bonds
The following Saturday in police court Felix Fiwallier Kenneth Hill and Leone ard Hopkins forfeited $1 bonds for overtime parking as restitution for the infraction.
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Chieftains to Face CCC Team in Banngck Clash
The Pocatello Chieftains CCC headquarters detachment baseball team, fresh from a 14 to 4 win over American Falls, will meet the CCC camp nine at Banngck near Pocatello today at 2 30 p m. They seek more games in or out of town and invite arrangers to contact Enrollee Mickey Kretten at 2425 or write to 650 South First, Pocatello.
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Georgia Tech to Meet California in Two Football Games
Berkeley and Georgia Tech announce a two game series. The first game will be played in Georgia this year and the second at Berkeley in 1937. W W Monahan California graduate manager disclosed the agreement.
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United States wins Wightman Cup in comeback victory
The U S women defeat England four matches to three at Wimbledon led by Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey Fabyan. Dorothy Round and Ruth Mary Hardwick lose crucial doubles and singles as Carolin Babcock anchors the comeback to claim the trophy.
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Associated Press
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Community Trims and Lights Planned for Sul Field Upgrades
Local meetings discuss completing lighting and field improvements at Sul Field in the coming weeks. Plans include elevated seating, new fencing, and temporary twilight leagues, with four to five game schedules and ticketing for premium seats as construction progresses.
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Baseball Scores and Weather Delay Reported Across Cities
fragmented, garbled recap notes several games with Philadelphia and Washington results. mentions Shibe Park, Tigers? no. key scores include Philadelphia 7-1, 3-19? 4, and Washington 15 to 2. references to pitchers Brown Fidilin Calc Nowe and Rhoades. potential obstruction notes and rain suspected.
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Britain Seeks New Hope After Polio Game Delay
London reports officials delayed the second match of the international polo series to Sunday to allow the British and American teams to regroup. Gich-goal Inc and players Rao Rajah Hanut Soush are noted, with Arm sidelined by a shoulder injury.
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Montana Handball Contenders Reunite in Pocatello
George Melton of Dillon, Montana, a longtime handball leader, visited Pocatello, meeting L M Dougherty for a friendly match. The two had previously faced each other eleven years earlier in the Montana state championship semifinals and later played again on a four wall court during Melton's short stopover.
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Ohio State and USC tie in track meet world record equalled
In Columbus on June 13 Ohio State and Southern California finished the meet tied 41-2. Ohio State captain Owens highlighted events with a grand slam in the Olympic hone. details are unclear as the text records a dramatic clocking and a 25 foot 6 inch stand and a 229 yard dash in 21.3 seconds.
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Local track event seeks nine from city club program
A local pistol and track meet on the grounds hosts a nine man team and awards for top shooters and birds at a trophy event. The program lists events including 16 yard and 100 bird shotgun trials with prizes and medals. Participants from several states arrive for the convention and team tryouts with Gos for the city.
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Indiana's two mile record shattered by Lash in rain
Indiana star Donald R. Lash, 22, clocked 8 minutes 68.3 seconds to break Paavo Nurmi's outdoor two mile world mark in a drenched Princeton track event. The Big Ten champion rallied late for a 1.3 second margin over Nurmi's 8:59.6, as 30,000 spectators witnessed the feat despite the wet conditions.
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Associated Press
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Myrtlewood Triumphs in Hawthorne Sprint Handicap
Myrtlewood owned by Brownell Combs of Lexington Kentucky won the $5,000 Hawthorne sprint handicap at six and a half furlongs today by one length. Billy Bee was second and Billy Jones finished third.
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BYU Star Ralph Crowton Signs with Denver Safeway A A U
Ralph Crowton a sharpshooting forward for Brigham Young University basketball for the last two seasons has signed with the Denver Safeway A A U team for the 1936 37 season.
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