Blackfoot Takes Step Toward First Half Title in Snake River League
Blackfoot Black Sox edged Sterling 4 2 Sunday to move closer to the first half crown, as Sterling scored two in the ninth. At Burley, Cassia County toppled the Pocatello Indians 19 2, placing Burley in a tie for second with Rupert after Rupert split a doubleheader with Shelley. McIntosh shut out Shelley 2 0 in the opener, and Dean beat Rupert 3 2 in the nightcap. three games remain before the July 7 end of the first half.
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Harder Stifles Red Sox as Indians Sweep Doubleheader
Cleveland pitcher Melvin Harder twirled a near perfect outing to beat Boston 4 0 and 9 3 in the doubleheader as the Indians extended their lead. Detroit’s win and New York’s rainout shaped another day of bold hitting across the leagues. Greenberg Johnson slug two homers each to stay tied atop the home run charts.
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Defending Champ Tops Trans Miss Golf Field Favorites
In Omaha on June 17 the ninth annual Women's Trans Miss Golf championship drew more than 125 players for an 18 hole qualifying test. Defending champion Mrs O B Hill of Kansas City set a course record in practice and was viewed as the tournament favorite alongside Lucille Robinson Marion Miley Patty Jane Berg Sara Guth Betty Botherill Mrs Charles Newbold and Phyllis Buchanan.
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Salt Lake City
Charles Newbold
Wichita
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
Angels win first half. Coast League splits season plan set
The Coast League will operate on a split season after a decision by directorates. Los Angeles led the first half by five and a half games over San Francisco and Oakland, with Seattle, Portland, and Sacramento posting mixed results as the race closed. Final first half standings posted.
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Owens Seeks Collegiate Title After NCAA Meet
Jesse Owens, disappointed at not breaking world records, trains for the national collegiate championship at Berkeley after winning four events against Southern California. Ohio State coach Larry Snyder plans to keep 13 men training through Wednesday as the team stays in Los Angeles for favorable weather. USC won the meet 9 to 6 before 40,000 spectators.
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Seven Boats In Tuesday Race At Poughkeepsie Regatta
Poughkeepsie June 1. Seven boatloads race at 6 p m in the annual regatta on the Hudson. California's Golden Bears led by Gene Berkenkamp face a large field that includes Navy under Joe Hood, Pennsylvania hope Rusty Callow and Lloyd Saxton, Washington Huskies, Cornell and Syracuse squads.
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Baseball Leaders Named in National and American Leagues
Vaughan leads National League batting with Pirates 400 while Medwick tops RBIs with Cardinals 47. Ott hits 12 homers for Giants and Greenberg and Johnson pace AL with 16. Pitching marks show Parmelee 8-1 and Tamulis 1-7.
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Alameda Defeats Rockland 7 to 4 in Sunday game
Alameda of Pocatello beat Rockland 7 4 as Hronek hit the only extra base hit and Pearson held Rockland to four hits. Eleven errors hurt Rockland while Alameda built a 7 run output, with Pearson earning the win and Chadburn the loss.
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Germany to Meet Czech Net Team
Berlin reports Germany and Czechoslovakia will vie for the right to face the United States in inter zone Davis Cup play. The German squad showed surprising form as they advance in the round.
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Australia Ousted Amid Sweep in Tennis Doubles
Australia was eliminated as opponents swept both singles matches yesterday, weakening their position in the competition.
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Czechs Win Doubles to Eliminate South Africa
The Czech pair claimed victory in doubles to knock out South Africa, paving the way for Germany to advance in the tournament.
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Van Natta Shoots to Season High in Sunday Practice
Van Natta scored 45 offhand to set a season record and led shooters Sunday with a combined prone and standing score. The day served as preparation for upcoming state championships and Utah matches, as the local club received the annual supply shipment and members vie for medals with coaching available for novices.
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Pocatello Legion Defeats Blackfoot 17-1 in Baseball Showdown
In Blackfoot on Sunday, the Pocatello Legion junior team routed Blackfoot 17 to 1. The decisive defeat left Blackfoot overwhelmed as Pocatello dominated both offense and defense.
Czechs Favored to Face U S in Challenge Round
In the match up with the Anzacs, expectations favored the Czechs to overturn the Americans and advance to a challenge round against Britain for a spot in the next stage.
Revolta Wins Western Open in Rain Soaked Finish
Johnny Revolta, a Milwaukee born ex-caddy and recent graduate, captured the Western Open golf championship in South Bend Indiana. The 24 year old winner earned 500 dollars in cash with profits expected from his future golf business. Goggin led much of the final round but Revolta’s late surge and Goggin’s mistakes, amid drizzle, sealed the title on the tenth hole of the final round.
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Blackfoot To Host Big Time Wrestling Card
Blackfoot prepares a major wrestling card for Trade Day on June 26. Star draws include Dern Papiano O Shocker and Lewis expected to attract fans from a wide radius.
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