Giants Cabort at Phil's Cost
Giants defeat Phillies 11 to 6 in Philadelphia extending win streak to three. Hubbell allowed no runs after the third. Hurst belted a thirteenth homer in the ninth. Leach also homered for New York.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
12
Giants defeat Phillies 11 to 6 in Philadelphia extending win streak to three. Hubbell allowed no runs after the third. Hurst belted a thirteenth homer in the ninth. Leach also homered for New York.
Detroit pounded Jimmy Zinn 8 to 4 as Vic Sorrell earned his ninth win. Alexander homered for Detroit while Zinn and crew suffered seven Cleveland hits and seven walks. Hardened by the Tigers' early offense, Cleveland failed to keep pace with Detroit’s balanced attack.
Spider Pladner entered the ring against Gene Huat in Paris and endured a severe beating, being knocked down eighteen times before the referee halted the bout. Pladner, once known for victories over Iezy Schwartz and Frankie Gensro, ended the fight hospitalized with injuries.
Poughkeepsie N Y June 21 AP with one brief week left for final preparations for the intercollegiate rowing association regatta the tapering off process began. Most coaches kept times secret though Al Udlickson said Washington varsity did a late course run. MIT eight clocked 15 minutes for a three mile test in a brisk breeze. California rowers returned after heat and sickness layoff but Kyrlbright limited hard work. Abbott returned to captaincy of the Red varsity with Vannerman filling in briefly. Pennsylvania worked to craft a combination capable of upsetting the favorites.
The Yale Harvard regatta opened with the Crimson defeating Yale in a two mile race for combination crews composed of substitute men. The Harvard eight pulled ahead by two lengths over Yale in New London.
A $2.35 round trip fare to Twin Falls from Pocatello via Oregon Short Line Railroad with tickets valid in coaches or chair cars. Return must be completed by midnight July 8. Inquire with local agent for details.
A garbled OCR listing shows scores and pairings across multiple leagues and cities including Davenport Dubuque Moline Burlington Rock Island Waterloo Cedar Rapids Minneapolis Louisville Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City Toledo St Paul Indianapolis Toronto Jersey City Rochester Neward Baltimore Buffalo Montreal Reading Birmingham Little Rock Chattanooga New Orleans Atlanta Memphis Mobile Nashville Fort Smith Joplin Independence Muskogee Shawnee Springfield with varied results and standings.
Young Ed Walsh pitched four hits and drove in two runs with two singles as the Chicago White Sox beat the St. Louis Browns 5 to 3 to even the series at one. Walsh faltered in the ninth as St. Louis mounted a three run rally.
The rejuvenated Cubs defeated Grover Cleveland Alexander and the Cardinals 7 to 6, extending Chicago’s winning streak to four. The Giants beat the Phillies 11 to 6, and the Braves topped the Robins 5 to 2 as NL results shuffled standings. Hack Wilson belted two homers for Chicago, part of a 12 of 15 run for the Bruins.
American owned Posterity, a three year old by Ben in Law from Hemlock, takes the Hardwicke stakes at Ascot. Haste Away finishes second, Quarter Session third as eight run. Betting favored Posterity at 56 to 1, with Haste Away at 6 to 2 and Quarter Session at 4 to 1. Final day of Royal Ascot week racing.
Mis_reading of Mis s es Ricord Alliance, Nebraska reports Dirk Shelton a Port Worth cow puncher nearly set a world record for steer bulldogging at the Panhandle stampede. He leaped from his horse twisted the steer in 2.5 seconds but then broke his leg in a calf-roping incident.
Chicago U20 defeated St Louis 8 to 5 in a game with Berg and Walsh key on offense. Notable hits include Cissell Hoffman and Notwood and Notwood triple. Berg earned RBI for Berg Walsh Cissell Kress and Berg was involved in a double play.
Chicago defeated St Louis 7 to 6 to complete the series sweep. Hack Wilson homered twice bringing his total to 16, and Hornsby added his tenth of the year. Curler stole three bases to raise his season total to 21 as Chicago moved a half game ahead of Pittsburgh.
At Los Angeles Wrigley Field Clyde Barfoot pitched masterfully as the Angels halted a losing streak by defeating the Holyword Stars 12 to 4. Pallas Warren hit one of the era’s longest homers at the park driving in three runs in the seventh inning. Ray Jacobs also homered in the fourth.
Sacramento rallied to win 7 to 5 in ten innings over Portland as Rey Prench delivered a decisive double with two on and two out in the tenth after Portland had tied the game in the ninth. Portland 5 Sacramento 7.
The Associated Press reports national batting and pitching leaders through June 20. Terry of the Giants leads with a .393 average and 2 hits. Hafey of the Cardinals has 70 RBIs. Her men of the Robins lead with 20 doubles. Kien of the Phillies and Hafey drive 18 homers. Cuyler of the Cubs swipes 20 bases. Pitching notes include Grimm of the Pirates with 10 decisions and Grl notches.
Boston Braves beat Brooklyn 4 to 2 to extend their series win streak to three and climb to sixth place. Maguire delivered key hits in a big third inning while W Clark struggled in relief for Brooklyn as Boston used solid defense and timely scoring to secure the victory.
Boston bats pound Ad Liska as the Red Sox defeat the Senators 6 to 4 in Washington. Danny MacFayden pitched the complete game allowing eight hits while Boston tied the game with two runs in the sixth and added three more in the seventh. Reeves and Berry each had three assists. Regan drove in two runs and Todt collected a three-base hit.
In Mamaroneck New York June 21 AP report on preparations for the national open at Winged Foot next week notes Robert Tyre Jones the Atlanta lawyer dominating fine performances. He shot 69 yesterday and 38 31 70 with partners Joe Kirkwood Gene Sarazen Johnny Farrell also named Sarazen 76 Kirkwood 77 Parrel 75.
Cecil Paine from Louisville Kentucky defeated Bly O'Brien of Chicago by knockout in the third round of a ten round featherweight bout in Dayton. The match took place on June 21 with Paine securing a decisive victory.
In a partial score recount, Bell and Jones batted for a Brook lyn team, Boston led 4 to 7, W Clark struck out 5, Jones 2, with Dalls on base, W Clerk 1, Jones 2 in a disputed inning.
In a Thursday game the Big Six batting race shifted with Jimmy Foxx moving into the lead while Frank O'Doul went without a hit against the Giants. The standings followed.
Fights last night in Dayton and Milwaukee feature Cecil Payne of Louisville knocking out Billy O'Brien of Chicago. In Milwaukee King Tut defeated Pinkey Kaufman while Bartford Connecticut’s Kussie LeRoy drew with Joe Azarello of Milwaukee in a ten round bout.
Yale wins the first two races of its annual regatta against Harvard on the Thames. The junior varsity wins by four lengths, while Yale freshman crew edges Harvard by a quarter length on a two mile upstream course. Unofficial time noted as 1050.
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