Poratello Trap Club Gunners Set for Two Events
State Gunners to participate in two events at Pocatello Trap club Alameda grounds. 175 registered targets including 100 at 16 yards and 50 yardage handicap with 12 doubles. Added money 175 dollars and high gun trophy. Elk team shoot for the state trophy Monday at 9 am with Idaho lodge members on the selector list.
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Pocatello Lodge No. 674
Archer Townend
O. P. Barber
L. H Stratford
J. O. Cotant
Chas
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W. M. Benson
Pocatelo Trap Club
Madison Breaks Another World Record in Seattle
Helene Madison of Seattle swam the 300 meter world record in 3 minutes 59.5 seconds at Crystal Pool in Seattle. The former mark was 4 minutes 8 seconds by Martha Novelius of New York. The exhibition race will be sent to AAU officials for approval. It marked Madison’s ninth world record, further establishing her as a dominant national athlete.
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Helene Madison
Marve
Martha Novelius
New York
Browns Top Senators 12 to 9 in free scoring game
The St Louis Browns defeated the Washington Senators 12 to 9 to clinch the series three games to one. Goose Goslin homered for the Browns after a position change, widening the lead to 6 to 4 by the eighth, then Washington rallied with five runs in the ninth before falling short. Cronin also homered for the Senators in a high offense finale at St. Louis.
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Boston Braves top Reds in doubleheader for two wins
Fred Frankhouse, acquired from the Cardinals in a trade involving Burleigh Grimes, joined the Boston Braves and helped them beat the Cincinnati Reds in a twi-night doubleheader by scores of 6 to 4 and 10 to 5. Frankhouse debuted in the sixth inning of the first game as Bob Smith and Ed Brandt faltered.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Burleigh Grimes
St. Louis
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Ed Brandt
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Swanson
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Smith
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P Prankhouse
Cincinnati
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Pohrer
Maguire
Ford
Chatham Brand
Rixey
Yesterday's Stars Highlight Surprising Pro Baseball Wins
Frank O'Doul drove in the Phillies with a tenth inning single for a 5 4 win over the Pirates. Fred Frankhouse debuted in Boston, earning a 6 4 victory over the Reds. Lou Gehrig Earl Combs and Harry Rice each had four hits as the Yankees beat the Indians 17 2 with Gehrig homering for his 18th of the season. Goose Gostin hit his first Browns home run to fuel a 12 9 win over his former teammates.
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Earl Combs
Harry Rice
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Sal Gliatto
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Byrd
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Brown
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P Falk
Holloway
Gliatto
Wane
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Chapman
Combs
Rice
Myatt
Morgan
Lar Reese
Red Sox sweep Chisox in Chicago series finale
The Boston Red Sox beat the Chicago White Sox 8 to 5 in Chicago to complete a three game sweep. Three Chicago pitchers struggled early as Boston scored six runs in the first two innings. Caraway pitched the remainder for Boston.
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Sweeney
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Walsh
Weetamoe Leads Trials for America's Cup Defense
New York June 1 AP report notes four challengers race off New England for the defend the America's Cup. The Weetamoe owned by a Nichols Morg an Jr syndicate leads after three straight wins following a fourth place. Enterprise follows with one win and three seconds. Yankee and Whirlwind trail the field.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
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New England
Weetamoe
George Nichols
Junius
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Enterprise
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Boston
Whirlwind
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Former champions clash in Pacific Northwest amateur golf
In Vancouver B C today the second round of match play gathers former western amateur champions Frank Dolp of Portland and Ben Stein of Seattle along with current northwest titleholder and other city titlists. If they win today and tomorrow, Dolp and Stein meet in the semi finals Friday.
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Northwest
Frank Dolp
Portland
Ben Stein
Seattle
Major League Leaders Summary of 1930s Batting and Fielding
National league leaders include Klein of the Phillies with 424 batting average, 70 RBIs, 89 hits, 19 home runs and 7 other totals. Frisch of the Cardinals led doubles with 21 and Cuyler of the Cubs had 9 triples and 15 stolen bases. American league leaders show Cochrane of the Athletics with 307 hits, Ruth of the Yankees with 70 runs and 21 home runs, Gehrig with 60 RBIs, Hodapp and Rice tied for 87 hits, Gehringer and McManus with 19 doubles, Rice with 12 stolen bases.
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Ene Cence
Pitching Duel Ends in Phillies Victory Over Pirates
Lefty O'Doul delivered a tenth inning single to break a strong pitching duel, giving the Philadelphia Phillies a 5 to 4 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday, June 18.
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Japan or Italy to face Americans in Davis Cup interzone
Japan and Italy advanced toward the Davis Cup interzone finals after wins in Europe and Australia. Japan beat Czechoslovakia to reach the final round, while Italy defeated Australia in a 3-2 series. The Japan Italy tie is set for July 11 12 13 with De Morpurgo Stefani and Gasini leading Italy, and Harada spearheading Japan. The survivor will meet the United States on July 18 19 20, with the winner facing France on July 25 26 27.
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Czechoslovakia
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Australia
Baron H. L. de Morpurgo
Giogio de Stefani
Pietro Gassini
de Morpurgo
Gaslini
de Stefani
Harry Hopman
Takeichi Harada
Jan Kozeluh
United States
France
Trio of Hits Features Sherlock as Traynor Homers
The lineup includes Brickell, Bartell, and Waner with three base hits and a home run by Sherlock. Double plays are Bartell to Suhr, Whitney to Friberg to Sherlock, and Bartell to Engle to Suhr.
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Larry French
Chuck Klein
Pittsburgh HK A
Philadelphia AB A. &. Southern
Sherlock Ib Il Odoul Kien
Brickell
Bartell
Waner
Sherlock
Traynor
Suhr
Whitney
Friberg
Engle
American aces on star seeds at Wimbledon
America's youthful Davis cup stars head the seeded lists for the British tennis championships at the All England Club. John Doeg and George Lott top doubles seeds in the United States title defense, with Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison following. Helen Wills Moody leads the women's singles and Wills Moody with Elizabeth Ryan top the women's doubles. Sarah Palfrey and Edith Cross appear as the fourth seed in women's doubles.
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Jean Borotra
George Lott
Chicago
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John van Ryn
East Orange
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Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Helen Wills Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
England
Boston
Sarah Palfrey
Edith Cross
San Francisco
Western League scoreboard hosts Des Moines tied 4-4
Des Moines games pick up in a 4-4 tie as Joseph improves to 5-2, with only scheduled games listed in the Western League update.
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Des Moines
Joseph
Old Gold Cigarettes Claim Fast Growth and Wings Theme
Fast success story profiles Elinor Smith as a pioneering aviator and compares her rise to Old Gold cigarettes. The ad likens the brand to a female ace born with wings, noting rapid market growth and a superior taste from better tobaccos. It emphasizes irritant-free quality and a bold, winged persona.
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