Cardinals Take Third Game From Boise Pilots 11-2
The Pocatello Cardinals defeated Boise 11 to 2 as they clinched a third win in the series. Ogden and Twin Falls won on the road, while Idaho Falls fell 11-9 to Pocatello and Boise. Rip Rymer drove in runs for Twin Falls, with Frank Pawlick and Bob Montag contributing three hits each for Ogden.
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Louis Training Camp Sees Joe Louis Turn Speeds and Power
Al Hoosman, one of four trainers at the Joe Louis sessions in Pompton Lakes, says Louis shows hidden weapons and flashes of peak form while preparing to face Billy Conn next Wednesday. Louis appears about 60 percent sharper than Tuesday, with Hoosman noting Louis’ speed and power despite Conn’s size and skill.
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Legion Rout Lava Springs in Port Neuf Bear League Game
American romped to a 29 to 4 victory over Lava Hot Springs in a Port Neuf Bear River league game. McCammon fell to Soda Springs by 8 to 4. Lombardi Van Noy M Hall Minton and Devine are noted for key plays. Lava Hot Springs is also mentioned with unrelated amethyst reference.
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Baseball scores from minor leagues and others
In the Pioneer League Ogden beat Idaho Falls 11 to 6 and Twin Falls prevailed 7 to 6 in 10 innings. Pocatello defeated Boise 11 to 2. Milwaukee 3 4 and Minnesota 2. Ninnesois $4 Toledo Kansas Louisville 4 St. Paul at Columbus.
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Midget Auto Racers Making Big Money in California
California midget auto racing posts record crowds and high purses with Tom Thumb drivers racing for 28 000 weekly, Gilmore stadium events rewarding winners about 1 800, and a 15 585 top prize last March. United Racing association sanctions 150 cars as tracks in Los Angeles and surrounding areas expand toward a major league payoff outlook.
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U S Team Leads in British Tennis Tourney
Margaret Osborne of San Francisco defeated Mrs Kay Stammers in straight sets 6-3 6-2 to give the United States a lead at Wimbledon in England.
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Coast League action ends in extra innings salvos
In a 12 inning game Sacramento and Oakland combined for 28 runs with Staley Conroy Marcucci Ardizola Raimondi leading their offense. San Diego fell to Hollywood 14 to 4 after Olsen Rice Cuccurullo Smith Bittner Unser delivered the win.
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Oakland Club Holds Lead With 3-2 Win Over Solons
Mighty Les Scarsella hit his 16th homer to lift Oakland to a 3-2 victory over Sacramento. Ferris Fain drove in half of San Francisco Seals’ runs in a 6-8 12-inning win over Portland. Swede Jenson homered twice as San Diego beat Hollywood State 4-1. A Los Angeles Rainiers game was rained out. Giants crushed Hal White’s homecoming with five early runs.
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Giants and Tigers Play at Baseball Anniversary Party
In Cooperstown New York the Giants defeated the Detroit Tigers 9 to 5 in an exhibition as Baseball marks its 107th birthday Gov Dewey and Commissioner Chandler attended a hall of fame plaque in honor of Kenesaw Mountain Landis The crowd reached about 10 000 spectators and Tigers manager Steve O Neill offered cautious views on the Boston Red Sox pace and the 1946 season.
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Boxing card to spotlight LC fight and Garden bout
Side Shots notes a boxing lineup with Tony Pellone vs Billy Graham amid Louis Conn plans and a Tony Janko Chuck Taylor clash at the Garden. It also reports the Los Angeles Rams reserving 7 000 seats per home game for 65 cent kid tickets at the Coliseum next season.
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Smallest Class B Baseball City Named Wenatchee Wash
The report identifies Wenatchee Washington as the smallest city in Class B organized baseball with about 13 000 people compared to Shelby North Carolina at 14 037 and notes population figures from a baseball blue book.
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Conn Earned First Money Sparring With Mickey Walker
Billy Conn earned his first money in boxing after sparring Mickey Walker in a gym and giving him a black eye during Walker’s 1934 Pittsburgh bout with Tait Littman. Walker reportedly paid Conn ten dollars for the shiner. Auburn's Jimmy Jordan, slated to pitch for the Midwest in today's all star college game at Bos.
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Unclear pro offers eyed after early college streak
The text notes Ton can choose among several pro offers after strong college form with 38 strikeouts in his last three starts. About 70 out of town experts attend the Louis-Conn event as Gene Sarazen plans a New York trip while rumors say Oklahoma A&M’s athletic director position at Nebraska was rejected due to lack of seven footers.
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Painted Post Folks See Bright Future for Billy
Residents of Painted Post New York predict a promising future for Billy based on local talent and early achievements. Community excitement centers on his potential impact in regional sports and school activities.
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McCarty Stars on mound with two no hitters this spring
McCarty a 145 pound pitcher struck out 190 rivals and walked 15 while allowing nine hits in 59 innings this spring. He pitched two no hitters including a state tournament clincher this week. The Dodgers lead contenders as colleges circle, while Billy also excels at basketball. Kenny Gorgal of St Bede Academy led Bat three years, hit over .400 twice, and is headed for Purdue.
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Tower of London Housed Historic Menagerie
The Tower of London once housed a royal menagerie, a collection of exotic animals kept within the fortress walls for centuries. This article recalls the practice as part of the medieval royal court life and its eventual closure.
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