Bannocks Host Kansas City Monarchs At Overland Park
The Kansas City Monarchs, top negro league club, visit Overland Park to play the Pocatello Bannocks tonight at 8 o clock. The Monarchs, strong pitcher lineup, are favored. Reese plans McConnell to start, while Lowther may appear if he improves on Sunday. Bannocks lost to Burley 8 to 6 yesterday, errors and limited timely hits hurt them as three Bannock hurlers allowed 12 hits including a Shrimp ster homer and Wilson triple.
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Schneiter wins Utah open with record 273
George Schneiter of Ogden, 131 pounds of concentrated drive, shot 64 in the final 18 holes to win the Utah golf open with a 273 total, a Salt Lake City course record and Utah record. Fred Morrison defended with 282, Harry Borg third. Von Elm and Geertsen close behind. Von Savage led amateurs with 293, ahead of Walt Cosgriff.
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Los Angeles
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Bonneville
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Cubs fall as Dodgers halt 15 game win streak
Cubs lose 6-4 in the nightcap after winning 7-2 in the opener, ending a 15 game surge that had them atop the National League. Cardinals slip to Giants 6-4 while Pirates top Phillies 7-6. Wally Berger hits a homer for Boston Bees in a 3-2 series win over the Reds. Tigers beat Yankees as Indians shell Senators 8-3.
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Ambers Aims to Top Schmeling Braddock While Dodgers Favor Pennant
A Roundup column quotes Lou Ambers predicting victory over Schmeling and Braddock. It notes Dodgers eye the NL pennant and a World Series clash with the Browns. The piece references Yankee Stadium upset talk and joking commentary from Burris Jenkins and Mike Jacobs. It also mentions Mahon praising Schmeling's best performance and the Athletics pounding the Chicago club 11-5.
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Louis Schmeling fight described in vivid corner commentary
The column recounts the Louis Schmeling bout with color and opinion. It notes Louis’s shaky performance after a late knockdown, Schmeling’s smart, bristling attack, and the crowd’s reaction. It highlights the writers and press agents who backed their picks and the perceived fog around Louis’s form.
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Changes in Blackfoot Softball Setup and Schedule
Blackfoot Softball League announces new setup starting today with an extra game day. Safeway System will play three times, Oborns and Bohemian Gardens exceed the usual one, while Economy Shoe leads with six wins but is not on the current playing list. Standings show Economy Shoe first, Boyle Hardware second, with Taylor Grocery and Safeway System mid pack.
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Beavers surge to third in Coast League after double win
Portland Beavers ride a 12 of 14 win streak into third place in the Coast League, sweeping the San Francisco Seals 7-2 and 8-4 in a Sunday doubleheader. Seattle and San Francisco remain in a first place tie after twin defeats, while Los Angeles and Sacramento win to widen margins. San Diego beats Oakland in a two game set as Oakland slides to fourth. No games today as teams travel.
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Eastern crew regatta draws huge Poughkeepsie crowd
About 80 000 spectators packed Poughkeepsie to watch the Intercollegiate Rowing Association championships. Four mile race at Krum Elbow pitting Cornell and the East against five Eastern rivals and two Western colleges with Navy, Columbia, Syracuse also in contention. Washington favored in varsity and junior varsity events as crews aim for Olympic qualification.
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Burley Elks Capture State Trap Meet at Pocatello
Burley five man team won the state convention trap shoot at Pocatello Trap Club with 428 of 500 points, beating Pocatello by two. J R Simplot earned high gun and class A with 95 of 100. Floyd Lewis led class B with 91. E Dewey won class C with 84. Thirty shooters competed in the PIT A event.
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Baseball Highlights From Openers Across Leagues
Wally Be seen with a homer to beat the Reds. Chubby and Athletics reach two hits in a pinch hit. Arky Vaughan hits two homers for the Pirates. Marv Owen drives in two for the Tigers with a double. Wes Ferrell and Roy Bell win the Red Sox-Browns opener as Ferrell allows two hits. Bell has three hits including a homer in the nightcap. Denny Gatehouse throws nine innings in his first major league start for the Indians. Curt Davis and Van Mungo win for the Cubs and Dodgers respectively with five hits allowed in the opener. Mungo dominates the nightcap.
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City Tennis Tourney Date Set With Open Divisions
July 13 marks the first all city tennis tournament sponsored by the Kiwanis club Pocatello Athletic club and the Pocatello Tent and Awning company under the Pocatello Recreation association. Singles lead, then doubles and mixed doubles with events for men women boys and girls in age classes. No entry fee. Entries due by July 10.
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Shelley Spuds Edge Indians In Tenacity At Pocatello
Roy Conn powered the Blackfoot Black Sox to a 10-7 Yellowstone league win over the Rigby Lions. Conn hit two home runs, Layton earned his fourth win, and the Black Sox claimed first place as Dallas Layton again pitched well.
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Boxed World Heavyweight Title Bout Eyed in Cleveland
Lincoln G. Dickey of the Great Lakes exposition wired promoter Mike Jacobs to underwrite a world heavyweight championship match in Cleveland Stadium this September. The proposed bout would pit champion James J. Braddock against Max Schmeling of Germany for $1,250,000.
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Mike Jacobs
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Storm halts British Open at Hoylake as rain cancels rounds
Thunderstorm forces postponement of British Open qualifying at Hoylake after Henry Cotton posts a 67 on the Wallasey course, a course record by one stroke. The storm cancels all scores and organizers order a new start tomorrow with only Frank Ball among the Americans completing 18 holes.
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Major League Leaders In National and American Leagues
AP leader list shows S Martin Cardinals 376 and J Moore Phillies 364 in NL batting. J Martin Cardinals 54 runs and Vaughan Pirates 51. Medwick Cardinals 63 RBI and Ott Giants 55. Jordan Bees 95 hits and Medwick 85. Herman Cubs 27 doubles and Medwick 20. Camilli Phillies and Goodman Reds 8 triples. Ott Giants 12 and J Moore Camilli Klein Phillies 9 homers. J Martin Cardinals 11 steals and Galan Cubs 9. J Dean Cardinals 13 2 pitching and Carleton Cubs 7 2. In AL Gehrig Yankees .390 and Sullivan Indians .377. Gehrig 74 runs and Gehringer Tigers 60. Foxx Red Sox 62 RBI and Goslin Tigers 59. Gehrig and Gehringer 92 hum. Gehringer 22 doubles and Rolfe Yankees 21. Gehringer Tigers 9 and Clift Browns 8 triples. Foxx Red Sox 18 and Gehrig and Trosky Indians 16. Powell Yankees 12 and Werber Red Sox 11 and Piet White Sox 11. Grove Red Sox and Pearson Yankees 9 3 in pitching.
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Ladies in Red Baseball Team Forms in Payette
The Ladies in Red baseball squad organized in Payette in April under WPA recreation project rules begins play here. Captain Evelyn Hall says the team sticks together and enjoys beating men, after a string of 11 wins against top amateur nines in the state. The group aims to face stronger women teams this summer, possibly Salt Lake City.
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Idaho State Department of Education
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Portland women form tennis club to boost athletics
Miss Lillian Raby, Payette stenographer and club manager, leads the Ladies in Red in promoting female athletics in Portland. Members include Mary Jo Lant Vaneta Wilson Sarah Kennard Doris Kennard Everna Hall and Stella Wayne. American contending players Wilmer Allison John Van Ryn Charles Stratford lose to Perry.
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Grant Upsets German Star At Wimbledon Debut
Bryan M. Grant of Atlanta defeated German Davis Cup ace Helner Henkel in five sets to advance to the Wimbledon second round, a sweeping upset as Henkel was heavily favored. Donald Budge of Oak Park also moved into the next round.
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