Ogden Gunners top Bannocks in six-run fifth inning
Ogden defeats Pocatello 7 to 2 to finish the Bannock series as Dean and Murphy pace the Gunners with key hits. Bannocks trailed after a five-run fifth, relief pitcher Calladian finishing the game. Bannocks head home to open six-game series with Logan Tuesday, Gunners to start at Idaho Falls.
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Cubs deal Pirates 14 to 7 in National League race
Chicago Cubs hammered Pittsburgh with big innings and three doubles plus a Webb home run his 11th circuit drive as they cut the Pirates lead to one game. Other NL games: Giants beat Cardinals 4 to 3 to even series at two games each.
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Waner Harris give Pirates big boost in pennant chase
Paul Waner at 24 drives in about 70 runs and supplants Glenn Wright as Pittsburgh’s top run producer while Joe Harris, 35, leads the club’s attack. Dutch Ruether and the Yanks’ ace Hurther star in pennant races as Harvard Yale rowing championship looms and golf hopefuls eye the amateur crown.
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Cubs Press Pirates in NL Race After 14 7 Win
The Chicago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 14 to 7 in the opening game of the series, outhitting 14 to 10, with Charley Root besting Hill and Cvengros. Cubs move within fraction of a game of the Pirates as they chase the NL lead.
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Logan routed Tremonton 28 to 10 as Logan bats erupted against three Salt Lake pitchers. The nine inning slugfest featured a wide range of plays and errors, showcasing both hitting power and costly miscues.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leaders include Harris Pirates batting average 426 runs 64 hits 80 doubles 17 triples 13 stolen bases 17 by Frisch Cardinals and Wilson Cubs. Pirates pitcher Meadows 98 1. American League leaders feature Gehrig and Ruth with 391 runs 60 home runs 86 hits 8 triples 22 homers 10 stolen bases 6 1 for Thomas Yankees and Stoner Tigers 6 1.
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Birds Visit Cubs Ball Park At Wrigley Field
A blackbird nested in the Cubs press coop at Wrigley Field during a game against the Pirates. The mother bird guided a fledgling onto the field to learn flying as 37,099 fans watched. Pirates player Kiki Cuyler helped by placing the youngster near home plate.
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Bruins Drop Fifth to Spuds in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Spuds defeated the Twin Falls Bruins 7 to 5 on Sunday afternoon in Idaho Falls. Hutton, Spuds second baseman, hit a homer as the lone standout play of the game.
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Earll Smith Suspended by Pirates Staff
Chicago June 20 AP Earll Smith of the Pirates faces an indefinite suspension from the catching staff after a National League review. President Wreycher will hear the Boston side with Bancroft and Donte Bush and Bar ney Dreyfus of Pittsburgh. Smith will be seen in New York today.
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Bantams Meet Thursday Night Title Fight in Chicago
Tony Canzoneri of New York is the favorite by 7 to 5 over Bud Taylor of Terre Haute for a ten round bantam title bout next Thursday night in Chicago. Canzoneri’s father arrived to watch, while Taylor trains six rounds daily and has drawn Sammy Mandell to spar with him this afternoon for added left jab practice.
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Regular Sunday trap meet at Pocatello club
The Pocatello Athletic Club trap unit held a Sunday shoot with wind hampering scoring. Doctor Brothers led at 92 percent, followed by Sports Chairman Prazier at 91 percent. Dick Shepherd shot 24 of 25 in one event before a later round. Phil Nash traveled from Salt Lake to challenge the group but did not win. Wayne Lamereaux, county attorney at Great Bend Kansas, seeks legal action against neighborhood hogs amid local complaints.
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Dempsey Seeks Human Targets for Comeback Plans
New York reports on Jack Dempsey arranging training and opponents for a comeback. He may train in Sara toga New York and at Compton Lake New Jersey while a Sharkey bout July 21 at Yankee Stadium could lead to a Tunney title bid. Talks cover gate shares and venue possibilities in Chicago or New Orleans.
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