Bannocks Beat Pocatello In Tight 5-4 Series Opener
In a lively opening game of the Ogden series Pocatello’s Parris and Mattos pitched well for a 5-4 win over Ogden. Roche led visiting hitters with three singles and a double, while Mosois doubled and tripled driving in two runs. Jones, Jensen, and Tierney contributed key hits as Ogden rallied late, but Bannocks held on for the victory.
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Goose Gostin Leads AL Batting Race In Early Summer Easel
Washington outfielder Leon Gostin holds a commanding batting lead with a 4236 average with more than a third of the season gone. New York Yankee Lou Gehrig climbs to second as Rogers Hornsby trails. Hoyt tops the pitching charts with nine wins and one loss as team leaders and fielding marks shift among the leagues. The Intercollegiate rowing title race at Poughkeepsie features Syracuse coach Jim Ten Eyck, the sport’s enduring figure, celebrated for his health principles and long Hudson River lineage.
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Idaho Fe Defeats Boise Senators In Nine to Eight Fight
The Idaho Fe edged Boise 9-8 in a game that ended with a brawl after a disputed call on a third-base decision. Marty ONeill collided with a would-be intervenor as the inning closed and police were summoned to quell the melee.
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Twin Falls Stuns Salt Lake In Openers 11 to 4
Salt Lake City slipped to second as Twin Falls won the series opener 11 to 4 in Utah Idaho league action. Be mindful of odd phrasing. key names include Glynn and Coleman with four and five noted. Bases on balls credited to Giyan and Cole.
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Slattery to Challenge for Light Heavy title in Madison Square
New York reports Jimmy Slattery, Buffalo light heavyweight, has notified Tex Rickard that he will train for a world light heavyweight title fight in Madison Square Garden. The announcement comes as preparations begin for the boxing match setup.
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Swedish Arctic Expedition To Aid General Mobile
A third Swedish expedition to General Mobile will depart soon funded by a Stock holm benefactor. It will include reindeers and sledges with Lap Lapps travelers, led by Captain Paul um of Spitsbergen, an Arctic travel expert.
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Tunney to Ireland for Irish Olympics visit
Gene Tunney plans to sail for Dublin after his bout with Tom Heeney to attend the Tail Tean games in August. He will meet President Cosgrave and John McCormack and vows to defeat Heeney to please the Irish fans who respect him as ex champion.
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Jones Wins National Open Title at Olympia Fields
Lebby Jones shot par golf to grab the lead at the National Open with a 71 second 18 holes, joining a 73 on day one for a 144 total at Olympia Fields. Jackie Carr, Glendale boxer, debuted in the main ranks with a ten round decision over Mushy Callahan.
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