Boise Sinks To Fourth In Pioneer League Race
Boise pilots slide to fourth as Ogden Reds keep pressure in Pioneer League. Cards beat Twin Falls 4 2 while Salt Lake Bees beat Idaho Falls 6 4. Gambaro earned his seventh win for Salt Lake and Boise lost 10 4 in last night’s opener.
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Baseball scores from a busy American League day
The scoreboard shows Cleveland 6 over Washington and New York 5 with Detroit 4. Boston wins 7 to 3 while St. Louis loses 5 to 12. Chicago dominates 14 to 0 against Philadelphia 0 to 3.
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Harper Wins Idaho Open Amateur and Pro Divisions
Emery Zimmerman of Portland earned 350 dollars after a 69 final round to win the Idaho Open at Idaho Falls. Eddie Harper of Twin Falls captured the amateur title with 287, while John Geertsen, Hayden Newton, and others posted top pro scores across four rounds. Local Idaho Falls players dominated several flights with high aggregate scores and podium finishes.
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Salt Lake City
Ed Kingsley
Utah
Sid Harmon
Walla Walla
George Schneither
Ogden
Stan Kertes
Santa Monica
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Bill Williamson
Hollywood
Roy Owen
Butte Mont
Ernie Schneiter
Harper and Kingsley
Dr. D. Lenzi
John Morley
Jim Hurley
Ernie Finlayson
R. N. Packard
Earl Hackett
J. J. Smith
Hank Goudy
Detroit Tigers Wakefield deal looms amid bonus chatter
Detroit negotiations spark talk among baseball writers as Wakefield contemplates a 45000 signing bonus. Indians offer tops others by 5000, Briggs likely to test Bradley bound. Arnovich exits Giants for draft exam, slates return. Craft, a football star, pivots to baseball. Weiss turns 46. Desmond returns to Sioux City Journal duties. Stoneham scouts Giants farms in the southwest.
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New York
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U. of Michigan
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Indians
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Bradley
Morrie Arnovich
Giants
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George M. Weiss
Yankees
Dan Desmond
Sioux City Journal
Horace Stoneham
Senators Purchase Milwaukee Club Shock in Quiet Deal
Jerry Mitchell reports the Washington Senators are poised to buy the Milwaukee club of the American Association. The price figure or weather joke frames the startling move as umpires from a recent California West Michigan game finally admit a call error that allowed a California player to score.
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New York Post
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Wild Peg Breaks Rules on Winning Run
A tense baseball moment describes a runner whose hit or sequence rolled into the dugout adding a contested win. The ruling cited limits on bases reached, sparking debate over whether the play should count as a two base advance or a unique ruling.
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Baseball roundups from majors highlight late rallies and strong outings
Joe DiMaggio homered and doubled fueling a 5 4 win over Detroit. Johnny Rucker drove in the winning run in the first game and tripled in the nightcap as the Giants beat St Louis 4 3 and 3 2. Ted Lyons and Phil Marchildon noted. Dodgers squeeze bunt sends winning run in 16th. Highe twirls three hitter in nightcap 3 2. Bob Feller blanks Senators 6 0. Pytlak and Laabs power Red Sox and Browns in a doubleheader. Sewell fires seven-hitter in Phillies 4 1 opener. Etten drives in two in 7 4 nightcap. Waner Sisti pair doubles in ninth to edge Braves. Javery wins nightcap 3 2.
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White Sox
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Dixie Walker
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Red Sox
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Piretes
Nick Etten
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Libby Sisti
Alva Javery
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Parker Stops Bobby Riggs in National Clay Courts
Frankie Parker defeats Bobby Riggs 6-3 7-5 4-6 6-8 6-3 to win the national clay courts tennis title. Pauline Betz beats Mary Arnold 6-4 6-1 for the women's championship. Hogan and Demaret win Inverness first money with plus 11 in golf. Stranahan, 18, wins trans Mississippi finale 6 and 5. Perry captures southern amateur golf title 5 and 4 over Cummings. Southern California wins seventh straight NCAA title. Steers sets high jump mark at 6 feet 10 inches. Deyo wins Great Eastern skeet title with 200 straight targets in five-way shoot-off. Washington captures five-man skeet title.
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Toledo
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Jimmy Demaret
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Birmingham
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Sam Perry
Johnny Cummings
Memphis
Palo Alto
Calif
Les Steers
Oregon
Lordship
Conn
George Deyoe
Washington
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Scores From The Midwest Baseball Standings
American Association Toledo 11 to 3 Columbus 2 to 8. Louisville 8 to 5 Indianapolis 4 to 0. Milwaukee 3 to 0 Kansas City 2 to 6. Minneapolis 7 St. Paul 0.
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Pacific Coast League Standings Snapshot
Baseball scores show Los Angeles 3-0 over Seattle 1-3 and Portland 13-5 while San Francisco 8-9. Hollywood dominates 16-0, San Diego 3-8. Sacramento 9-2 and Oakland 6-1 complete the listed results.
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Legion Falls to Ogden in Opening Game at Ogden
The Legion team lost to Ogden by 11 to 4 at Ogden in the first meeting between the clubs. Although the locals showed rough play due to first game jitters, they will meet again Friday at Halliwell park in Pocatello at 1 30 p m. The squad also schedules a Wednesday game against a senior Legion lineup at Overland park.
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Nazis Gain Ten Miles Into Red Territory Report
The German high command reports advances of about ten miles into Soviet territory, with fighting spanning from northern maneuvering near Finland to central and southern front sectors. The continuous maneuvers reflect pressure on the Red Army across multiple fronts and evolving tactical developments.
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Blackfoot Softball League Schedules Four Contests This Week
Four games are set in the Blackfoot softball league for the week. On Monday Modern Motor meets Blackfoot Motors, Tuesday features CCC versus Boyles Hardware, Thursday pits Fort Hall against top leader Hills Grocerymen, and Friday showcases Firth versus Groveland.
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Baseball scores from the National League games
Brooklyn York Cincinnati and other NL tilt results show Brooklyn 2 to 3 in a 16 inning opener and Cincinnati 1 to 2. Boston won 6 to 3 over Chicago while New York beat St Louis 4 to 3. Pittsburgh tied 4 to 4 and Philadelphia fell 1 to 7.
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