Railroad Nines Win on Sunday
In Sunday doubleheader at Overland Park the O. S. L. Shops beat the Kwality Kids 4 to 2 and the Expressmen defeated the Merchants 11 to 3. Larson earned the win for the Shops while Hadley took the loss for the Merchants.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
5
In Sunday doubleheader at Overland Park the O. S. L. Shops beat the Kwality Kids 4 to 2 and the Expressmen defeated the Merchants 11 to 3. Larson earned the win for the Shops while Hadley took the loss for the Merchants.
Washington Senators saw a six game win streak halted in the doubleheader with a 14-1 win and a 3-2 loss to the St Louis Browns. Yankees lead the league as White Sox split with Chicago. Tigers, Indians, Giants and Dodgers posted wins. Cardinals faltered in St Louis doubleheader.
This Week's Schedule begins Tuesday with Portland at Seattle and Oakland at Sacramerito. Mission visits San Francisco and Hollywood plays Los Angeles. Southern Association standings show Little Rock 7-5, Knoxville 8-0, New Orleans 9-9, Nashville 5-1. Birmingham 1-1, Chattanooga 5-11.
The latest standings show Buffalo at 11-5 and Jersey City 3-6 while Montreal is 9-10 and Newark 8-5. Rochester sits 5-4 and Albany 2-3 with Toronto 6-11 and Baltimore 5-1.
The North Side nine defeated the First Ward aggrega tion 10 to 7 at Alameda Park Sunday after a 5 to 4 win at Overland Park. North Side scored in the first, second, fifth, sixth and eighth innings while First Ward was held scoreless after the second.
Children’s orchestra becomes a reality with a free program for all kids. Guided by Mr. Gardner from the University and Mr. Civils, the group centers on student participants. First rehearsal set for Thursday June 22 at the University. Information via phone numbers 143 J 2020 or 968 W.
Tony Canzoneri meets Barney Ross in Chicago in a tenth round featherweight bout as Canzoneri makes his fifth lightweight title defense. Ross, rising from Chicago, earned the title shot by outpointing Billy Petrolle in March. New York hosts a heavyweight pairing of Tommy Loughran and Steve Hamas at Yankee Stadium with a history of three prior bouts.
Ralph Metcalfe and Jesse Owens, both top sprinters, will face each other in the National AAU title meet at Soldier Field on July 1 after Owens ran 9.4 seconds for the century in the national interscholastic championship and Metcalfe tied 9.4 in the NCAA finals on the same Chicago track.
Blackfoot Cubs defeated the local Elks 16 to 6 on a Sunday afternoon in Blackfoot. Pitcher Lester Halberg troubled the Elks with tricky deliveries as Verle Merkley caught for the Cubs. Elks batteries were O Halberg and Giles with Claude Orson catching.
Cleveland fans praise the Indians pitching staff of Hildebrand Ferrell Harder Brown and Hudlin after 58 games. They have nine shutouts and twelve one run games, with most losses coming when opponents score three or more. The club split a weekend doubleheader with Portland and beat Seattle in the final game to take the series.
In San Francisco on June 19 the Senators won 5-2 to steady the Coast League standings. Sacramento built a three game margin with a 5-2 win over the Missions after a 4-3 Saturday victory and a 4-0 opener. Bill Walters drove in six runs in an 11-9 Sonos win. Oakland won five of seven from Hollywood to climb toward first.
Johnny Vereez doubled in both Giants runs in a 2-0 win over the Cubs. Vic Sorrell and Lynwood Rowe combined for a Detroit victory over the Athletics with 16 strikeouts. Tommy Thevenow had five hits and three RBIs in two games against the Braves. Luke Appling had four doubles against the Yankees. Dizzy Dean shined for the Cardinals in a four-hit opener win as Harry Rice collected four hits in the second game. Oral Hildebrand and Mel Harder blanked the Red Sox in two wins, Sam Leslie sparked the Dodgers with bases loaded two runs, and Buddy Myer homered in each Senators game.
The page lists Batting and Pitching leaders for the Cardinals Phillies Braves Reds and Pirates with totals such as Martin 46 runs Klein 49 RBI Bottomley 42 hits Pullis 84 doubles Klein 20 and players’ event scores including J McConnell 83 11 72 and others like Anderson Rhoads Zener McCurdy Hall Zeiders Pond DeLate Dohse Halliwell Tressler Higson Whittlesey Berger Berryman Block Amphlett Smith Spence Perry.
The data lists top players by category with names and figures. Key figures include Gehrig and Foxx leading home runs with 15, Simmons of the White Sox and Manush of the Senators high in hits, and Chapman among Yankees players with 371 runs. Pitching leaders include Hildebrand of the Indians and Grove of the Athletics.
Harvey Anderson took first with a 65 in the Men's Handicap golf event at the Country Club course this Sunday. P. Tressler finished second with 67 and C. W. Pond third with 69, while Bill Berger Mrs A R Higson Kenneth DeLato and Jack Zeiders tied for fourth with 70. The women's handicap matches begin Wednesday with Mrs Higson setting handicaps, and the event runs all week. Women's Scotch foursome follows after 5 pm and Ladies Day includes a free golf lesson at 5 30 pm.
Toledo 9 11 Louisville 3 4 Minneapolis 3 St. Paul 7 Columbus 9 3 Indianapolis 4 1 Milwaukee 5 5 Kansas City 4 5 Second game ended by agreement.
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