Bannocks Dominate Logan Collegians In Blown Open Series Tie
Bannocks pitcher Holmes kept Logan bats quiet as Pocatello rode four hits from Reiver Berger and a Dwyer triple to a 12 5 win. Berger homered and Erich Lancet added key hits as Bannocks surge to a 3 2 series lead with two games left in the set.
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Frisch Tops Hornsby In National League Batting Race
Sam Frisch has edged Rogers Hornsby for the NL batting lead with a 521 average to 476 after Wednesday’s games. The report notes Frisch’s nine additional hits in equal games and points to Pirates stars Barnhart Harris Waner and Mueller as top hitters, while Giants’ Mueller rises to .391. The piece also covers American League leaders, including Pat Collins and Wally Schang, and notes Babe Ruth’s climb toward the top with 24 homers.
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Yellow Pine Basin Gold Mercury Mining Sold
About 3000 acres of claims in Yellow Pine Basin within the county were sold for 1,500,000 dollars. The sale involved gold mercury mining interests and attracted buyers seeking mineral wealth in the region.
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Pocatello Elks Win State Trapgun Meet
Nampa June 25 J W Nevins of Pocatello was the top marksman over two days in the Elks Convention linked trapshooting tournament Nevins totalled 85 targets. Chet Thomas led day one but Nevins led after the final event Boise earned day one team honors Pocatico won the last day with a final team total of 374.
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Taylor Wins Unanimous Verdict Over Canzoneri
Chicago June 25 Bud Taylor restored bantam supremacy with a unanimous decision over Tony Canzoneri in a hard fought 10 round bout before about 20 000 fans. Taylor pressured Canzoneri from the bell driving him around the ring and opening a cut near the mouth while Canzoneri answered with jabs to Taylors left eye. Also Ignacio Fernandez knocked out Abe Attel Goldstein in seven rounds in his American debut.
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Adams Hoppe Bout Set for Independence Day Card
Heaidsburg Calif June 25 Billy Adams of New Orleans and Freddie Hoppe San Francisco welterweights were matched today for a six round bout here on July 4.
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Cardinals Narrow Pirates Lead With 11th-Inning Win
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 2 in 11 innings to pull within one game of the league-leading Pirates. Bill Sherdel held Cincinnati to six hits as St Louis claimed a fifth straight victory.
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Browns Tie Series With 2 1 Victory Over Cleveland
In Cleveland on Friday St Louis edged the Indians 2 to 1 in a fast game. Wingard and Shaute pitched well for their teams with the deciding rally coming on singles by Schulte and ONeill plus Gerbers sacrifice fly. Pecks 160 Wingard ONeill Shaute Autrey.
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Fights Last Night Roundup Across Cities
Associated Press report lists boxers and results from Chicago New York Detroit Tampa Milwaukee San Diego Hollywood and other venues. Notables include Bud Taylor Terre Haute defeating Tony Canzonett and Ignacio Fernandez knocking out Abe Attel Goldstein with several decisions and stoppages involving Ernie Peters Tommy Milton and Jack Demare among others.
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Bees Defeat the Magicians in Free-Hitting Contest
Salt Lake Bees defeated visiting Twin Falls Bruins 27 to 2 in a high-scoring game in Salt Lake City. Caffey Howard Walters and Jesse homered for Salt Lake as Wood earned the win over Farrell.
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Cardinals Narrow Gap With Pirates In Tight NL Race
The St Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati 3 2 in 11 innings to cut the pace with the league leading Pittsburgh Pirates and close to within one game. Sherdel limited Cincinnati to six hits as Root held Pittsburgh, while a bases loaded walk to Schulte in the 11th produced the decisive run.
Chicago Prepares for Tex Rickard Heavyweight Title Bout
The Illinois boxing commission pledges to assist rather than hinder Tex Rickard in bringing the next world heavyweight championship bout to Chicago. Commission chairman John Blockimore says the city is anxious for the event and ready to cooperate.
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Babe Ruth Loses His Favorite Bat in Springfield
Babe Ruth, in Springfield, sought to entertain 8,000 fans by hitting two home runs but feared losing his favorite bat. Several bats vanished including the one with his name burned on it. He offered 625 dollars to the finder or a duplicate bat upon return.
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Rickard weighs options for Tunney title bout in New York
Tex Rickard hopes to stage the world heavyweight championship in New York this fall with the winner of Sharkey-Dempsey facing Gene Tunney. He faces financing questions as he seeks approval to set top seats at 27.50 dollars, while not ruling out other sites. He has not yet decided on a venue.
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Harvard Wins Racing Classic
Harvard defeats Yale in the 75th Harvard Yale regatta ending a six race streak. Dana Bartholomew of Yale hooks a crab at the three mile mark, costing Yale a chance at seven straight wins as Harvard holds a late closing lead before 50,000 spectators and a flotilla of vessels. Yale freshmen and junior varsity posted record victories earlier in two mile races.
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Yesterday's Games Coast Hollywood in Los Angeles Crowd
A brief report lists players Mulvey Murphy Peadle Hamilton Gandbearg and Pillette Christian Whitney Mails Motrea in yesterday's games. The action centered on matches in Los Angeles and San Francisco with notable lineups and performances.
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Major League Leaders From AP Baseball Standings
National leaders through June 24 include Harris Pirates 414 runs Hornsby Giants 58 hits Waner Pirates 94 doubles Grantham Pirates 18 Stephenson Cubs 18 triples Waner Pirates 13 homers Wilson Cubs 14 steals Frisch Cards 20. American leaders include Gehrig Yanks 0% runs Ruth 67 hits Gehrig Yanks doubles Burns Indians 24 triples Manush Tigers 8 homers Ruth Yanks 24 steals Goslin Senators 10 Bisler Browns 10 pitching Meadows Pirates 10 2 Stoner Tigers 6 1 Thomas Yanks 6 1 Ruether Yanks 6 1.
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England to send Wightman Cup team this summer
London reports Bettie Nutt hall a 16 year old English schoolgirl who defeated Mrs Mallory at Wimbledon will join the England Wightman Cup squad. The American lineup for the defending team includes Mrs Mallory Helen Wills Elizabeth Ryan and Mrs Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman with others listed.
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Sunday Baseball Ruling in Pennsylvania Denies Ban
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Sunday baseball is not illegal, in a quo warranto case brought by the state against the Philadelphia Athletics. The Athletics and the White Sox had played a game on August 22, triggering the legal action and leading to today’s decision.
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