Bannocks Rally to Sweep Doubleheader in Wins Over Senators
Bannocks defeat the league's top teams in a doubleheader 6 to 5 and 8 to 4 at home. Pocatello pitcher Parris excelled in the first game with a bases loaded jam, while Bob Green held Boise to one hit in seven innings in the nightcap. The resurgence boosts Bannocks as they prepare for three games in Boise and a home series with Ogden.
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American Leagues Score Summary and Pitcher Notes
In a muddled baseball recap the American and National Leagues plus Utah Idaho Leagues show innings and scoring. The line cites runners Hafey, Maranville, Wilson and other players with bases left and walks. Losing pitcher May is named in the report with scattered details on strikeouts.
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Walker
Maranville
Wilson
St Louis
Omesser
Pora
Ader
May
Athletics Beat Indians 8 7 In Cleveland Showdown
Athletics completed western trip with an 8 to 7 win over the Cleveland Indians. Losing pitcher was Hollerson. Umptres, Davis and Puson listed. Time of game 2 hours 5 minutes.
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Cleveland
Tribe
Parks
Hollerson
Umptres
Davis
Puson
League Games from a Fragmented Box Score Report
Summary of an incomplete baseball box score recounting Philadelphia Detroit and Washington New York St Louis Browns games. It lists hits by Dykes Foxx Sewell Lind West Ruel Barnes Judge Jones Goelin Tavene and others, home runs by Ruth Combs Gehrig, stolen bases, sacrifices, double plays, and pitching details with numerous incomplete lines.
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Barnes
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Koenig
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Local Swimmers Take First Place in Pocatello Meet
Pocatello swimmers dominated the Saturday meet at Meriam Springs west of American Falls under B. B. Godfrey. Miert Avery won the plunge for distance with Mary Wolf second. Rose Jensen took third in the sprint event as Ray Tuck led in fancy diving with Dean Jensen and Roger Beley earning top spots.
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Atméiem Springs
American Parls
B. B. Godfrey
Miert Avery
Mary Wolf
Nced Seeneeenie
Se Pene
Rose Jen
Rod Kerr
Ronald Avery
Paul
Alice Wolf
Ferm @dwarts
Ray Tuck
Roes Jensen
Dean Jensen
Rocard Beley
Jack Stratford
Paul Crisswell
Weeds Notice From City Demands Property Owner Action
The notice warns property owners to remove or control weeds by a set date. failure may lead to weed cutting by the city with costs assessed to the owner. The message appears to be from a local official, possibly L Raymonnd, and mentions Pecatsile.
Nampa Defeats Salt Lake 12 to 1 in UP Baseball Match
Nampa within the Union Pacific Athletic league overwhelmed Salt Lake O SL 12 to 1 at Comn vy park Sunday morning. Poe allowed no runs for Salt Lake while Nampa pounded eight hits and produced key outs to secure the lopsided victory.
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Major League Leaders and Boxing Match Notes
Major League leaders include Hornaby and Bottomley leading National batting and homers with strong Cards presence. American leaders feature Ruth and Hoyt highlights and a boxing bout in Kansas City pairing Garfinkle and Cline for June 27. French YMCA schools host 1,300 Russian émigrés. Urbes builds public gym, theatre, and batl facility.
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France
Urbes
First Annual Mid-American Open Set for Lakewood Course
National golf interest focuses on Kansas City starting June 24 for three days at the Lakewood Country Club as top US and European players compete in the inaugural Mid-American Open. Most entrants in the National Open in Chicago this week will travel to Kansas City after. A separate note mentions Ismere in France lacking cinemas and The Charleston causing knee sprains.
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Lakewood Country Club
United States
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Columbia Favored In Poughkeepsie Regatta Big Race
Columbia varsity coxed eight leads as favorite in the Big Race at the Poughkeepsie regatta on the Hudson. The event features seven crews for the four mile intercollegiate crown with the West represented by Washington and California challenging the New York power. Freshman and junior varsity races also headline the program, with races set for 4 and 6 p m Eastern Standard Time.
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N.Y
Little Old New York
Hudson River
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Regatte
Columbia
Dick Glendon
California
Rolden Bra
Idaho Sportsmen Elect Officers
The Idaho Sportsmen’s Association met in Twin Falls and elected Elmer Sims of Meridian president Fred McCabe Boise vice president and J W Keefe secretary L L Burtenshaw of Council was re elected and Cliff Stump joined the board of directors by unanimous vote at the annual meeting
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Elmer Sims
Meridian
Fred McCabe
Boise
J. W Keefe
L. L. Burtenshaw
Countcil
Cliff Stump
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