Three Hundred Athletes From U S Colleges in Coast Meet
On Memorial Coliseum grounds, more than 300 athletes from 89 colleges seek to qualify for the national collegiate championships. The field features members of the 1936 Olympic team and strong showings from LSU, Southern California, Stanford, and Oklahoma, with preliminaries shaping the team race and event leaders highlighted.
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U. S
Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
America
Uncle Sam
United States
California
Stanford
Troy
Dean Cromwell
Louisiana State
Tigers
Robert (Dink) Templeton
Bud Deacon
Glenn Hardin
al Blackman
Stanford S. C
Jimmy Lavalle
Hardin
Sam Allen
Oklahoma Baptist
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas Flyer
Braves Rally Boosts Pennant Chase After Rough Patch
Boston Braves surge into the first division by winning nine of fourteen, aided by Fred Frankhouse and Wally Berger in a doubleheader sweep of Pittsburgh. Carl Hubbell suffers a loss as the Giants fall to fourth place behind the Cubs and Cardinals, while Dizzy Dean earns his tenth win for St Louis in a 9 to 2 victory over the Dodgers. Cincinnati beats Philadelphia 4 to 1 as Tony Freitas runs seven hits.
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Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Rabbitt Maranville
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Boston
Braves
Tribe
Fred Frankhouse
Wally
Frankhouse
Bucs
Berger
Giants
Cubs
Lou Warneke
Carl Hubbell
Cardinals
Dodgers
Dizzy Dean
Jim Collins
Cincinnati
Phillies
Tony Freitas
Yank
Danny
Renfro Captures Doubles Crown at Western Zone Shoot
E W Ted Renfro of Dell Mont shattered 96 of 100 targets to win the doubles title at the Western Zone ATA championships in Salt Lake City. He failed to break the singles record of 625 straight hits, blaming a borrowed gun for his miss. Rush Razee and H B Carlisle tied for second in doubles with 94. A 200 target zone championship and other events were scheduled for the following days.
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Salt Lake City
E. W
Ted” Renfro
Dell, Mont
Renfro
Montana
Rush Razee
Denver
H. B. Carlisle
Coggeshall Seeks Third Western Singles Title Quarterfinal Clash
CHICAGO June 22 Harris Coggeshall advances toward a third western singles crown and the 24 year old trophy with a quarterfinal match against Bryan Bitsy Grant after Coggeshall defeated Milton Ruehl 6-3 6-3. Halsted beat McIninch to reach quarterfinals and faces McDiarmid while Bryan defeats O Connell for a meeting with Walter Martin. Martin beat Ball and Rexinger with Rainville advancing from Chicago and Montreal.
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Chicago
Harris Coggeshall
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Georgia
Grant
Coggeshall
Milton Ruehl
Milwaukee
Thane Halsted
Nelson McIninch
Kansas City
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Texas
Bob
Lefty) Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Frank O'Connell
Walter Martin
Toronto
Martin
George Ball
el Paso
Scott Rexinger
Mercel Rainville
Montreal
Pocatello Legion Team Wins Again
The Pocatello American Legion junior baseball squad defeated Frazier's All Stars 4 to 0 Thursday night. Murillo pitched a three-hitter, while Atkinson had three hits including a home run as the Legion rolled to another practice win. Box score:
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Pocatello American Legion
Frazier
All Stars
Murillo
Atkinson
The
Legion
Popes and Eagles Clash In Benefit Game
Eagles defeat Popes Dairy 14 to 3 in a city league matchup. Tonight’s benefit game honors the late Duke Rupp with a 6 PM start and familiar lineups as Pearson and Hurd face Tandy and Isham. Isham Newman and Newbold led the Eagles with multi hit games while Myers paced Popes with three hits.
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Rupp
Eagles
Popes Dairy
Duke” Rupp
Pearson
Hurd
Popes
Tandy
Isham
Lodgemen
Lewis
Newbold Sr
Myers
Tolman
Newbold
Reese
Jones
Chases Eagles
Hronek
B. Thomas
H. Thomas
Reynolds
Benomen
Hill
Peccia
Mitchell
Poae Pizer
Teeewee E. Tolman
McNabb
Venomen
Curtis
Hale
Concen Lewis
Ceeesd Newbold
I Pope Dairy
Poae Davis
B. Hronek
C. Myers
Cushing
Cinders
J. Reese
L Jones
Karstad
Pope
Newbolt
Lucas to Join Reds as Coast Leagues Slugging Reds Struggle
Ray Lucas is expected to join the Cincinnati Reds this Sunday after the Missions lost to Oakland 2-1. Jimmy Welsh drove in the winning run in the 10th for Oakland while Ken Douglas held the Reds to four hits. Major Tom Turner’s Beavers beat San Francisco 4-1 as Leroy Herrman allowed little. Vince Dimaggio hit a first inning homer for Hollywood in an 11-4 win over Sacramento.
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Reds
Oakland
Lucas
Brooklyn Dodgers
Johnny Babich
Ken Douglas
Jimmy Welsh
Los Angeles
Seattle
Rudy Kallio
Jim Oglesby
John Bottarini
Tribe
Tom Turner
San Francisco
Portland Beavers
Leroy Herrman
Portland
Vince Dimaggio
Hollywood
Sacramento
Boxing results from multiple cities reported by AP
Solly Dukelsky stops My Sullivan in Chicago while Roger Bernard tops Matty White in Montreal. Tony Shucco defeats Al Gainer in New Haven and Jackie Davis draws with Al Casimini in New York. George Salvador defeats Jose Marcus in Dallas and Jimmy Wooten beats Johnny Lindsey in Dallas in separate bouts.
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Chicago- Solly
Dallas
George Salvador
Boston
Jose Marcus
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Wooten
Omaha
Johnny Lindsey
Houston
Idaho Open to Begin at Boise
Approximately 150 golfers, including Ray Critchell and Roy Von Elm, will tee off at 10 a.m. on the Idaho Country Club course for the Idaho Open qualifying round. The event, sponsored by the Boise junior chamber of commerce, features a pro-am, a second 18 holes of qualifying on Saturday, and a 36-hole final on Sunday with players from Boise to Los Angeles and Salt Lake City.
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Boise
Idaho Country Club
Boise Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ray Critchell
Idaho
George Schneiter
Ogden
Ernest Schneiter
Twin Falls
Roy von Elm
Ben Peterson
Pocatello
Walter Wilson
Coeur d'Alene
Jimmy Thompson
Ralph Guldahl
Los Angeles
Fred Landworth
Portland
Ore
F. T. Whitworth
Ted Brance
Sid Harmon
Bill Willes
Salt Lake City
Si Lutrell
Anaconda, Mont
Terry and Cronin to Lead All Star Teams
New York June 22 Terry of the Giants and Cronin of the Senators will pilot the National and American league all star squads meeting July 10 at the Polo Grounds. Selection surprised many as McKechnie was favored for NL post. Both managers are assured of positions with Terry at first base and Cronin at shortstop. teams set by a national vote.
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New York
Bill Terry
Giants
Joe Cronin
Senators
Polo Grounds
Bill McKechnie
Boston
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
Terry
Cronin
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Red Sox
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Whitlow Wyatt
al Simmons
Athletics
Roy Johnson
Jimmie Foxx
St. Louis
Browns
Johnny Marcum
Washington
Detroit
Yankees
Indians
Pocatello Legion
Fraziers
A.S
Abrh Poae
Devilla
Zaccardi
Cf Black
Clark
Freckleton
Gilmore
Rf Burnham
Baguley
Baldwin
Knowles
Caccia
Burnham
Black
Bell
Gates
Burrell
P. FP
Coast League Baseball
Ray Lucas
Brooklyn
Gabby Street
Missions
Terry and
John J. McGraw
Idaho Glass & Paint CO
West Center
DODGE
Blair-Fry Motor CO
Dodge Distributors
Hoper
Firestone
Indianapolis
Pikes Peak
D. C
Redway and Electric Co
Ae Neiman Motors
Ran Huta
Indiana Y 30
Crempty le Re
Firestone Speed
Stengtic
Firestone Service
Firestone High Speed Tiree
WEAF
Saffer
Union Label
Monroe
Conoco
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