Indians Tie for Lead By Defeating Black Sox Sunday 7 to 6
Pocatello’s crowd watched the Indians rally to beat the Blackfoot Black Sox 7 to 6 in a Yellowstone league game at Overland Park. Howdy Larson drove in the deciding run in the ninth as E lmer Larson earned the win in relief.
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Stars, Demaree Homer Duo Triumph in Cubs 3 1 Victory
Frank Demaree boosted the Cubs with two homers as they beat the Bees 3 1. Hal Schumacher held the Pirates to five hits to stop their seven game streak. Bob Johnson hit a bases loaded homer as the Athletics edged the Indians 8 6. Lee Stine limited the Dodgers to four hits in an 8 1 Reds win. Dizzy Dean worked relief for the Cardinals to beat the Phillies after short rest. Mike Kreevich contributed a triple and two singles in the White Sox 6 4 win over the Senators.
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California Golfer Nets 70 At Oak Knoll In Berkeley
Vernon Gilstrap of Berkeley holed out from 801 yards to birdie the 11th after a 280 yard drive and trees, with Aldo Galletti Steve Tichnor and Lee Martin witnessing. Gilstrap finished the 18 holes at Oak Knoll in 70 two under par.
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Yankees Swap Ben Chapman for Senators Fly Chaser Powell
New York and Washington completed a straightplayer deal before the deadline sending Ben Chapman to the Senators for Alvin Powell. Powell is batting near .300 and leads in steals, while Chapman has slumped to .266 after a six year run with the Yankees.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
A snapshot of leaders: Sullivan Indians tops with .397 in batting. Radcliff White Sox .369. Gehrig Yankees 64 runs. Gehringer Tigers 54. Goslin Tigers 58 RBI. Foxx Red Sox 55 RBI. Gehringer Tigers 85 hits. Gehrig 75. doubles Gehringer and Rolfe 21 and 20. Foxx and Trosky lead 14 homers. Powell Senators and Piet White Sox 11 steals. Grove Red Sox 9 1. Sorrell Tigers and Malone Yankees 5 1 in pitching.
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Baseball Player Stat Leaders Summary Card
Batting leaders include S Martin of the Cardinals 379 and J Moore of the Phillies 360. J Martin of the Cardinals has 1 run, Vaughn 47 for the Pirates. Medwick leads with 58 RBIs, Ott 53. Jordan 83 hits for the Bees, Moore 78 for the Giants. Herman 25 doubles, Medwick 19. Camilli 8 triples, Goodman and Rigas 7. Ott 12 homers, Klein and J Moore 9. J Martin 11 stolen bases, 9 for Martin. Pitching: J Dean 12 2 for the Cardinals, Carleton 7 2, Hollingsworth 7 2.
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Mink Creek Beats Orange Transfer In Friday Baseball
Mink Creek defeated Orange Transfer 15 to 9 in a Friday game at the Mink Creek camp. Score by innings shows Mink Creek with strong middle innings and Orange Transfer struggles, batteries listed as Graham and Shipp for Mink Creek and Hood and Polley for Orange Transfer.
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Denver bronco rider Pete Knight wins Livermore rodeo
Pete Knight of Denver the world champion rider claimed top honors at the Livermore rodeo in California. He conquered a bucking horse named Duster to win the final competition yesterday.
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Millionaire Murphy to Meet Max Baer Friday Night
Harold Millionaire Murphy, from Ventura California, arrives in Pocatello to box Max Baer in a six round main event at the armory arena Friday night. Baer continues a coast to coast tour and aims to prove readiness for another world title shot as crowds are expected to be among the largest in city history.
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Cubs Push 11th Straight Win As Beaten Bees Lose 3-2
Cubs ride 11 game winning streak with every pitcher going the distance and the batting order belting 123 hits. Demaree two homers powered a 3-2 win over the Bees ending a long home stand as the Cubs surge atop the league standings alongside slugging Gas House Gang.
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Mungo behind the eight ball in a troubled baseball week
Van Lingle Mungo faces team friction after a public blast at poor support and a walkout. Dodgers stayed firm while the Giants cooled on his return to a troubled season. Also notes on Demoran Rayne’s near no hitter, Joe Louis and harmonica jokes, Paavo Nurmi comparisons, Lash’s 8:58.38, and Gene Venzke’s persistence versus Cunningham and Bonthron.
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Superb pitching shifts Pacific Coast league standings
Coast League dispatch notes Oakland Acorns rallying to trail Seattle Indiana by a game after a 1-0 and 2-1 split. Indians slipped in Emeryville last Tuesday, then departed after losing a tense stretch. San Francisco teams posted mixed results with Mission and Seals winning and Sacramento, Portland drawing.
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Lash joins select circle with world record two mile run
Don Lash 22 joins elite two mile club by cutting outdoor world record to 8 minutes 58.3 seconds at Princeton. The Indiana college star surpasses Paavo Nurmi’s outdoor mark and nears Nurmi’s indoor standard, marking America’s sweep of standard events from 100 yards to two miles.
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Sports Mirror: A Year Ago Jack Love Won Mile in 4 11 2
A brief note recalls Jack Love's victory in the mile last year with a time of 4 11 2, reported in sports mirror context. Glenn is referenced as a source or observer.
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Record Making Two Mile Runs Across Eras
New York June 15 outlines the two mile running record history from 1884 to 1936. Notable record holders include W G George and Alf Shrubb for England, Edvin Wide of Sweden, Paavo Nurmi of Finland, and Ronald Lash of the United States. Times progress from 9:17.4 to 8:58.3, reflecting evolving endurance and speed.
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Pocatello CCC Chiefs edge Bannock camp in tight 9 8 victory
The Pocatello CCC Chiefs defeated the Bannock camp Nine 9 to 8 in a close Sunday contest at the CCC camp near Pocatello. Keen delivered a three run triple in the eighth to spark the comeback after Lt Jake Evans warned of KP duty and boodle if they lost.
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Schmeling Declares Readiness for Louis Fight at Yankee Stadium
Dr. William Walker aboard the Schmeling camp says Max Schmeling is physically in superb condition for the June 19 bout with Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. Schmeling weighed 194 pounds with blood pressure 123 over 82 and a pulse 54 at rest, spiking after exercise but normalizing quickly. a minor cut above his right eye was treated. Louis, via manager Joe Jacobs, says bandage and tape limits set by the commission are six feet of bandage and two feet of tape, a point of contention amid the buildup to the clash in Lakewood and New York.
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Louis Plans Final Boxing Workout Ahead of Sunday Fight
After more sparring sessions with the Sunday crowd Louis calmed, planning rest today and a final workout tomorrow featuring boxing drills ahead of the bout.
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Crosby Claims Golfing Title
Hollywood June 15 Bing Crosby wins Lakeside Country club championship in 36 holes match play defeating Walter Duke Hinnan 2 and 1 to claim Hollywood’s golf crown. Crosby known for acting and singing shoots in the low 70s and has offered $100 and a suit of clothes to the caddy who helps him reach the 60s.
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