Senators Beat Browns. Indians Shutout Pacemakers In AL Action
New York June 15 AP The Athletics led the American League earlier but now trail by half a game as a crippled pitching staff and slumps widen their margin. Washington rallied to beat St Louis in the ninth, and Cleveland shut out the Indians pacemakers 2 0. Babe Ruth hit his second homer as Detroit toppled New York 6 5. The Reds lost 12 3 to St Louis as Vance pitched for the Rams, while the Cubs swept the Braves 7 3 and the Pirates won with seven wild hits.
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New York
Athletics
Senators
Vaesurgens
Philadelphia
Browns
Cleveland
Karl
Indians
Mackmen
Ile
Lamar
Washington
St. Louis
Sall
Davis
Coveleskie
Detroit
Cabs
Sam Jones
Tigers
Yankees
Doyle
Babe Ruth
Rams
Vance
Reds
Balayanes
Phillies
Cubs
Braves
Giants
Pirates
Bears Top Am erican Falls 6 to 5 In Power City
Pocatello Bears beat American Falls 6 to 5 on Sunday with Phillips and Allred pitching for Pocatello against Westover for American Falls. Next Sunday the Bears face the Eagles at Overland Park in what shapes as a top game of the season.
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Pocatello Bears
Phillips
Allred
Pocatello
Westover
Bears
Eagles
Overland Park
Fishing trip in Boon Creek yields poor catch for two men
County clerk R C Earley and Larry Cowan fished Saturday in Boon Creek in Sterling district. They reported a poor fishing haul but noted mosquitoes were very plentiful.
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R.C. Earley
Larry Cowan
Boon Creek
Sterling
Helen Wainwright to Turn Pro in Swimming and Diving
Miss Helen Wainwright, prominent member of the Women’s Swimming Association and two-Olympics scorer, plans to retire from amateur competition to teach swimming and diving professionally. The report notes upcoming events at Salt Lake and San Francisco with athletes Keating, Vinci, Brown, Shea, Ponder, Peters, Wright, Milstead, and Spencer among the competitors.
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Women's
Salt
Keating
Vinci
Brown
Shea
Ponder
Peters
Trapshooters Demo Skills At Pocatello Club Event
Several hundred visitors attended the Pocatello Trap Club shoot with around sixty participants. Captain A H Flardy from Peters company performed trick shooting with .22 guns revolvers and high power rifles drawing applause. Sumner led the high gun with a perfect 25 and Coleman matched 24 of 25. Pocatello beat Glenns Ferry in a close match by ten birds, Stevens of Glenns Ferry scored 45 of 50, and Therriault captained the Rail squad judging the event.
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Pocatello
Himelf
Colman
Peters
Sumner
Coleman
Nevins
UP. Athletic Association
Gienns Ferry
Glenns Ferry
Stevens
Glenna Ferry
Therriault
Pocatello Trap Club
American Falls Beats Pocatello in Golf Meet
The Pocatello golf team traveled to American Falls on Sunday and lost 18 to 9. A prior game at Pocatello saw American Falls fall 17 to 3. A third match may be scheduled to resolve the tie. Pocatello players enjoyed the day. refreshments were provided by American Falls ladies.
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Pocatello
American Falls
Sports and event calendar spans multiple venues nationwide
A compiled schedule lists jockey clubs and meets from Aqueduct to La tonia and Montreal with track and field, golf, tennis, and boxing events. Notable bouts include Benson vs Cook and Leonard vs Mack. Worcester hosted a national golf tournament with 3,000 spectators. Abe Slicken noted as early lightweight champion.
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Ee Ee
Queens County
Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentuck Jockey Club
Latonia
Montreal
Harvard-Yale
New Haven
Ashville
N. C
Minnesota
St. Paul
Ohio
Dayton
Boston
Connecticut
Springfield
Delaware
Wilmington
Gulf States
Kessanpen
joxing—Youn Ribling
George Cook
Pal Moran
K. O. Mars
Cincinnati
Johnny Leonard
Petey Mack
Jersey City
Worchester
Abe Slicken
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Mims
Sport News
W. Center ST
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J. E. Edgerton Company
Arthur
Eee Coast
Yi Wip
Fran Gi ‘Bi
Lake Hi
Seattle
al Bless Los Ang
Sj Lu
Oakland
ATS
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Uid G
Vernon
Chicago
Ceveland
Weve
SAA
Aon
Ea National
Los
Pittsburgh Ee
Wee
Wees
Ween Se
COR
Washington Weegees
Davie
Wingard
Dixon
Severeid
Marberry
Ruel
R. H. Eh
Philadelphia Peete Abe
Cleveland Peete Wm
Enere
Walberg
Stokes
Cochrane Karr
L. Sewell
Leonard
Bassler
Jones
Bengough
Schang
Helen Wainwright
Weenay, Williams and Yelle
National
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Init
Wright, Milstead
An and
Spencer
San Tan
Los Angeles
Brooklyn
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Payne
Ennis
Griffin Vance
Deberry
Benton
May
Ritchie
Brady
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Wingo
Sullivan
Boston Heer
Graham
Gibson
Siemer
Alexander
Hartnett
R. HL
Carlson
Betts
Couch
Wilson
Sotheron
Dyer
O'Farrell
Salt Lake
Ae Sacramento
O'Neil Hughes
Sheaase Koehler
O Piercey
R. I
Hollingsworth
Burns
Tobla
Tlasty
Milius
Daly
R. B. Portland
Martin
Rowland
Beryker
Baldw
Nn. H. B
Boehler
Byler
Ladolph
Achang
Vernon Eee
II Krause
Oldham
Christian
Pillette
Whitney
Eve
Captain Hardy
membEers
IRDA
Paul Dunisp
Washington State
Lancaster
Pet
Sumner Sees
Cushman
Stewardson
Vaughn
Roberts Seetee
Riddle
Caer
Stevens Gambae Dabei Aning
Peterson
Keith
Marder Eeereterege
C. ‘Shepherd
Frank Brown
Clark Travelute
George Spritzer
K. Gorance
PD. P. Donaldson
G. M. Oliver Eat Tee
Charles Couzens
L. Baird Pewter Nee Hopreereree
L. F. Motinelli
M. M. Myers
A. R. Higson
W. L. Newton Seevneeene
Doty
NEW Marbles
Howard Robina
Mass
Intercity Marbles
Atlantic City
Panama
NEW York Hat Works
North Main Street
Damron
Sir& Carlson
Linn Brothers
Ellen M. Boyenger
Prancis McNally
General
North 11Th
Indian Springs
Natatorium
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Clive Bradford
Ethel Terry Rowdon
N. Hayes
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
Molinelli Jewelry Store
Pocatello Optical Co
DR. A. Ll. Chilton
W. Center
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