Ripley La State Gunners to Compete in Two Events
The Pocatello Trap club hosts a midweek meet followed by a Sunday registered contest with 175 targets, 25 added money, and a high gun trophy. Field Captain Benson and George Johnson oversee a new trap setup and rules under Idaho league play. The Elk shoot for the state trophy starts Monday with team members Townend Barber Stratford Cotant Sumner Benson, all lodge and club officers.
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Madison Breaks Another World Record in Seattle
Helene Madison of Seattle swam 300 meters in 3 minutes 59.5 seconds in an exhibition at Crystal Pool, shattering the previous world mark of 4 minutes 8 seconds held by Martha Novelius. The time will be submitted to AAU officials for approval. this is Madison’s ninth world record set in Seattle.
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Boston Braves defeat Reds in doubleheader
The Boston Braves, bolstered by Fred Prankhouse who joined from the Cardinals, won two games against the Cincinnati Reds by 6 to 4 and 10 to 5. Prankhouse debuted in the sixth inning of the first game as Smith and Brandt faltered.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Major League Actions
Frank O Doul delivered a tenth inning single to cap a 5 4 Phillies win over the Pirates. Fred Frankhouse debuted in Boston with a relief win as the Braves beat the Reds 6 4. Lou Gehrig Earl Combs and Harry Rice led the Yankees with four hits apiece in a 17 2 rout of the Indians. Gehrig also homered for the eighteenth time. Goose Gostin hit his first Browns homer as St Louis defeated his former teammates 12 9.
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Red Sox sweep Chicago series behind 8 to 5 win
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Chicago White Sox 8 to 5 to complete a three game sweep in Chicago.
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American boats in speed trials off New England coast
New York June 18 The four candidates for the America's Cup defense have left New York for races off the New England coast. Weetamoe leads the field with three straight wins after an initial fourth place, followed by Enterprise with a first and two seconds. Yankee and Whirlwind trail behind in the standings.
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Former champions clash in Pacific Northwest Amateur
In Vancouver B C on June 18 AP reports round two match play in the thirty third Pacific Northwest amateur golf tournament. Former western amateur champions Frank Dolp of Portland and Ben Stein of Seattle, plus NW titleholder and other city titlists, compete with semifinals slated for Friday if they win today and tomorrow.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and notable stats
National league leaders include Klein of the Phillies leading with 424 batting, 70 runs batted in, 89 hits and 19 home runs. English tops runs with 57. Frisch leads doubles with 21. Cuyler has 15 steals and 9 triples. American leaders show Cochrane with 307 batting, Ruth with 70 runs, Gehrig with 69 RBIs, Hodapp and Rice with 87 hits, Gehringer and McManus tied for 2B at ?
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Pitching Duel Gives Phillies 5-4 Win Over Pirates
Lefty O'Doul delivered the decisive single in the tenth inning to lift the Philadelphia Phillies past the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 4 in a tense pitchers' duel.
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Japan or Italy to face Americans in Davis Cup interzone
Japan reached the final European zone by beating Czechoslovakia as Italy defeated Australia three matches to two. The Japan Italy tie is set for July 11 12 13 with the survivor facing the United States in the interzone finals July 18 19 20.
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American aces on star lists at Wimbledon seedings
America's youthful Davis cup stars earned seedings at the All England Club for the British championships. John Doeg and George Lott headed the doubles seeds, with Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison close behind. Helen Wills Moody led the women's singles, and Moody with Elizabeth Ryan topped the women's doubles. The 17 year old Sarah Palfrey and Edith Cross were seeded in women's doubles.
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Western League results: Des Moines 4 Des Moines 4 St Joseph 5 2
Des Moines tied 4 4 in a matchup with St Joseph who posted a 5 2 score in a scheduled game. No other games were on the slate.
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Young Ace Carries On With Shared Story
Another rising talent repeats a similar narrative, sharing a parallel rise and early prominence alongside the noted standout.
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