Popes Edge P A C in 11 Inning City League Win
Popes Dairy and P A C battled 11 innings in a City league game at Overland Park Tuesday evening. Popes used a three run rally in the eleventh to win 8 to 5 as McAughey pitched the full game for P A C and Pearson earned the victory for Popes with 13 strikeouts. Lombardi Liday and Horrocks led P A C with three and two bases hits respectively while Cinders Myers and Horrocks paced Popes with multiple hits. A benefit game for Clyde Duke Rupp's family drew strong Blackfoot fan turnout and was set for 6 o'clock tonight between Popes and the Eagles.
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Overland Park
Popes
P. A.C
Out
Bill
McAughey
Jones
Pearson
Pope Mound
Lombardi
Liday
Eagles
Clyde
Duke” Rupp
C. L. Gibson
Blackfoot
Rupp
Zere
C. Myers
Hurd
R. Myers
Horrocks
B. Thomas
Cinders
Bybee
Hill and Shrimpster
Mitchell
National League leaders and stats from yesterday's games
Baseball summary from ICADERS with AP data highlights top NL batting leaders Medwick and Ott, home run races Klein and Ott, and pitching marks for Dean and Frankhouse. Also notes key RBI totals and doubles leaders, with Manush and Gehringer prominent in several categories.
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Klein
Cubs
Ott
Giants
Martin
Cardinals
Bartell
Phillies
P. Dean
Frankhouse
Braves
Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Goslin
Gehrig
Johnson
Athletics
Bonura
Oa Box
Geh
Jacobs and Crawford Lead Wimbledon Seeds in London
The United States and Australia shared Wimbledon seedings as Helen Hull Jacobs topped the women’s list and Jack Crawford led the men. Sarah Palfrey earned No 3 behind Dorothy Round. American men Frank Shields, Lester Stoefen and Sidney Wood followed in seeds, with Perry second, Von Cramm third and Bunny Austin fourth.
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London
United States
Australia
Helen Hull Jacobs
Jack Crawford
Sarah Palfrey
Dorothy Round
Helen Wills Moody
Frank Shields
Lester Stoefen
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Fred Perry
Crawford
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Germany
Henry Wilfred
Bunny) Austin
England
Pirates install Pie Traynor as manager in hopeful relaunch
Harold Pie Traynor took over the Pittsburgh Pirates’ managerial duties from George Gibson as the club sank to fifth in the standings after a 5-3 loss to the New York Giants. The Giants extended their lead, while the Pirates outhit New York but failed to convert chances. The day also saw Ed Brandt’s four hit effort aiding the Braves past the Cubs and Philadephia edging St Louis in 12 innings. In the American League, Cleveland and Washington split a doubleheader leaving both tied for third as Mel Harder blanked the Indians to 3-0 victory.
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Associated Press
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Harold
Pie) Traynor
Traynor
George Gibson
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bucs
New York Giants
Boston
Chicago
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Giants
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
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Cardinals
Ed Brandt
Randy Moore
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Cubs
Phillies
Paul Dean
Dean
St. Louis
Phils
John Moore
Dolph Camilli
Curt Davis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Casey Stengel
Johnny Babich
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
Johnny Stone
Heinie Manush
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
Mel Harder
Hal Trosky
Monte Weaver
Idaho Open Golf Event Attracts Top Pros In Boise
Idaho open three day golf tournament in Boise begins Friday with fifty professionals and one hundred amateurs. Notable entrants include Charles Foley Sid Harmon Walter Cosgriff Bill Willis Harry Borg Roy Van Elm Ted Longworth Jimmy Thompson Ralph Guldahl Bill Gellisse Ky Laffoon Rod Rundy Roy Rundy Ray Critchwell Ben Peterson Si Luttrell Jack Martin George Schneiter and more. Organizers predict the event will be one of the west’s best and most important for Idaho.
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Chamber of Commerce
Charles Foley
Sid Harmon
Walter Cosgriff
Bill Willis
Salt Lake City
Harry Borg
Pocatello
Roy van Elm
Ted Longworth
Portland
Jimmy Thompson
Long Beach
Ralph Guldahl
Bill Gellisse
Los Angeles
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Rod
Roy Rundy
San Francisco
Idaho Country Club
Ray Critchwell
McCall
Ben Peterson
Si Luttrell
Anaconda
Mont
Jack Martin
Tacoma
George Schneiter
Ogden
Idaho
Rodger Mendenhall
Beavers' Turner Acts as Manager in Seals Victory
Portland Beavers President Tom Turner debuted as acting manager in San Francisco replacing Walter McCreadie and led the Beavers to a 7 5 win over the Seals. Turner joins Earl McNeely of Sacramento as Coast League owner-manager in a reshaped leadership setup.
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San Francisco
Tom Turner
Portland Beavers
Sacramento
Earl McNeely
Portland
Walter McCreadie
Inn Portland
Beavers
Seals
California man presents Amateur Cup to President Roosevelt
W Lawcen Little Jr of California is shown leaving the White House after presenting President Roosevelt with the Amateur Cup he won in a British tournament. The trophy drew much admiration from the President.
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W. Lawcen Little, Jr
California
White House
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Miller Loses on Foul as Paul Seizes Dubious Victory
In Los Angeles Freddie Miller, defending champion, appears to have a clear edge over Tommy Paul until a low blow and a dislocated hip end the bout in the second round. Referee Jackie Fields awards the non title bout to Paul as he cannot continue. Paul weighed 129 1/2 pounds to Miller’s.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Freddie Miller
Jackie Fields
Paul
Cincinnati
Miller
National Boxing Association
Buffalo Battler
Dempsey Admits Ailment After Hospital Visit
Former heavyweight champion and Baer promoter Jack Dempsey was a patient at Polyclinic hospital in New York for a minor undisclosed ailment. He left word he would return by 4 30 p m and the hospital confirmed admission but gave no further details.
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Dempsey
New York
Jack Dempsey
Max Baer
Kansas Miler Hopes To Try For New Mark
Glenn Cunningham of Kansas may attempt the world half mile in the national collegiate meet after a sensational mile in 4 minutes 6.7 seconds. Coach Hargiss said the ankle is improving and Cunningham could run the half after the mile if stamina holds.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Cunningham
Hargiss
Glenn
McCoy Triumphs In Three Rivers Wrestling Meet
Bibbe McCoy of Cambridge Massachusetts won two falls to one over Boris Demetroff of Greece in Three Rivers while Fred Bruno of New York defeated Billy Wallace of Buffalo in Portland Maine at 29 36.
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Three Rivers
Bibbe McCoy
Cambridge
Mass
Boris Demetroff
Greece
Portland
Fred Bruno
New York
Billy Wallace
Buffalo
Hicks Converts to Pro Golf Career Shakes Women’s Circuit
Miss Hicks, once amateur champion, leaves to become America's first business woman golfer with a Chicago sponsor. At 23, she signs a five year deal worth about 7500 dollars annually, shifting focus to promoting golf among women and children. Veterans Opal Hill Leona Cheney and rising players Glutting Robinson Vie Orcutt remain as contenders for her vacated spots.
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Associated Press
New York
Helen Hick
Glenna Collett Vare
America
Vie
Maureen Orcutt
New Jersey
Opal Hill
Leona Cheney
Charlotte Glutting
Chicago Sporting Goods
Women's Golf
Eastern Idaho Pugilists Win
Boise AP June 20 final bouts of the Idaho state amateur boxing tournament featured fighters from Utah Idaho Oregon and Washington with fourteen contests staged Monday and Tuesday night last night results include Roy Thompson Shelley outpointed Dean Star Caldwell middleweights Joe Blenkle Blackfoot outpointed Dale Parker Ririe Jerry Smith Twin Falls outpointed Rocky Vincent Meridian lightweights Al Wyatt Fort Hall outpointed Don Roque Wendell Glenn Byerington Ririe outpointed Bobby Ellis Boise featherweights Kenneth Morgan Malad outpointed Montie Mason Ririe Stanton Keefer Idaho Falls knocked out Claude Woodward Boise.
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Boise
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Roy Thompson
Shelley
Dean Star
Caldwell
Joe Blenkle
Blackfoot
Dale Parker
Ririe
Jerry Smith
Twin Falls
Rocky Vincent
Meridan
al Wyatt
Fort Hall
Don Roque
Wendall
Glenn Byerington
Bobby Ellis
Kenneth Morgan
Montie Mason
Stanton Keefer
Idaho Falls
Claude Woodward
Boxing results from cities show mixed outcomes across several bouts
In Buffalo Jimmy Slattery defeated Eddie Kaminski on foul points. Paris French fighter Maurice Grisell outpointed Frederico Malibran. Davey Day stopped Joey Kleko in Chicago. Howard Scott outpointed Data Belgrado in Fort Worth. Ritchie Mack drew with George Salvadore in Houston. Tommy Paul earned a victory on a foul in Los Angeles over Freddie Miller. Tracy Cox knocked out Joe Ruz in San Antonio. Abie Chavez outpointed Chato Laredo in Albuquerque. Baby Tiger Flowers starred in San Jose with a 129 bout contrasted by a Manila opponent. Cecil Payne defeated Sol Lippo in Portland while Elmer Brown and Leroy Gibson drew.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Jimmy Slattery
Eddie Kaminski
Paris
Maurice Grisell
France
Frederico Malibran
Cuba
Chicago
Davey Day
Joey Kleko
Fort Worth
Howard Scott
San Angelo
Data Belgrado
Mexico City
Houston
Tex
Ritchie Mack
Dallas
George Salvadore
Boston
Los Angeles
Tommy Paul
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
San Antonio
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Joe Ruz
Albuquerque
N. M
Abie Chavez
Chato Laredo
Mexico
San Jose
Cal
Baby Tiger Flowers
Seson
Manila
P. I
Portland
Ore
Cecil Payne
Louisville
Sol Lippo
Philadelphia
Elmer
Buzz) Brown
Leroy Gibson
Wichita
Drew
Idaho Speakers Laud North State Crops At Rotary
Dr. J. Franklin of Globe Arizona called conditions in Idaho much better than in Arizona mining districts while speaking at a Rotary luncheon. Dean J. R. Nichols of the Southern Branch reported northern Idaho crops above average after touring the region. T. Hetland of Pocatello also attended as a guest.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
J. Franklin
Globe
Arizona
Rotary
Dean J. R. Nichols
T. Hetland
Pocatello
Walters announce birth of son
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Francis Walters on Monday June 18. The family resides in the local area and welcomes the new arrival.
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Blackfoot
James Francis Walters
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