Boise and Ogden Win In Extra Frames In Baseball Race
Boise defeats Pocatello 16 to 9 in 12 innings and Ogden edges Idaho Falls 9 to 8 in 13 innings. Twin Falls beats Salt Lake City 5 to 2 as Robello is ejected in the first frame. Ogden regains lead atop the league standings.
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Boise
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Salt Lake City
Bee
Tom Robello
Ogden
Idaho Falls
Frank Shone
Umps
Salt Lake Bees
Queens
Reds
Russets
Godlew
Potter
Pilots
Hal Dobson
Bees
Robello
Freddie Moresco
Vern Reynolds
Baseball Results from American League and National League
Baseball results show multiple games with scores and key pitchers or batters. Notable matchups include St Louis and New York, Cleveland and Boston, and Chicago versus Washington. National League highlights feature New York over Chicago and Brooklyn over Pittsburgh with listed game totals and scoring notes.
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National League
New York
Chicago
Melton
Danning
French
Olsen
McCullough
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Beck
Hoerst
Warren
Livingston
Walters
Lombardi
Boston
St. Louis
Errickson
Salvo
Berres
Montgomery
Warneke
Padget
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Davis
Franks
Lanning
Wilkie
Sullivan
Dietz
Baker
Baseball Highlights From Save-Our-Season Scores
We salute Lefty Gomez of the Yankees who pitched five hits to beat the Browns. Jim Tabor of the Red Sox delivered a grand slam as Boston pounded the Indians for 18 hits. Lon Warneke and Johnny Hopp of the Cardinals limited the Braves to four hits while Hopp drove in four runs, including a homer. Bucky Walters starred for the Reds on a five hit night with two RBI. Dutch Leonard of the Senators halted the White Sox on eight hits with no walks. Cliff Melton of the Giants fanned Cubs with six hit pitching. Curt Davis of the Dodgers shut out the Pirates on five hits. John Gorsica of the Tigers held the Athletics to nine hits and drove in a run with a single.
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Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Browns
Jim Tabor
Red Sox
Indians
Lon Warneke
Johnny Hopp
Cardinals
Warneke
Braves
Hopp
Bucky Walters
Reds
Phillies
Dutch Leonard
Senators
White Sox
Cliff Melton
Giants
Cubs
Curt Davis
Dodgers
Pirates
John Gorsica
Tigers
Athletics
Baseball scores from American Association and Pacific Coast League
The American Association results include Columbus 8 over Louisville 7, Minneapolis 8 over Milwaukee 4, Kansas City 4 over St. Paul 1, and Indianapolis 5 over Toledo 0. In the Pacific Coast League Oakland 3 over San Diego 2, Hollywood 7 over Sacramento 0, Seattle 4 over San Francisco 3, while Los Angeles at Portland was postponed due to wet grounds.
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American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Hurler Poffenberger in Trouble After Bustling Pitch Incident
Nashville reports Cletus Poffenberger, known as Boots, faced umpire Ed Hoffman after allegedly throwing a baseball at him during a 9 to 2 Nashville loss to New Orleans. Hoffman's report to Southern association president Trammell included details of abusive language and a pitched ball striking the umpire. Boots and his wife planned to travel to Washington. Poffenberger had led the league with 26 wins last year and had seven this season.
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Tenn
Cletus Elwood
Boots
Poffenberger
Brooklyn
Dutch) Hoffman
Southern Association
Trammell Scoot
New Orleans
Washington
Kraft, P. A. C. Score Wins Kraft- Oregon Trails Softball
Krafts Cheesemakers explode for six runs in the first inning and cruise to a 10-2 win over District Headquarters in the Y M C A league at Rainey Park lighted field. Kraft pitcher Craft fanned 13 as Headquarters stranded nine. In a separate 18-8 P A C victory, the rally began at 8-8 in the fifth with Trabant Greene and Butterfield scoring in order.
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CCC
Rainey Park
Kraft
Cheesemakers
Craft
Uhler
U. P. Storehouse
Trabant
Greene
Butterfield
Storehouse
Clarence Harris
Trahant
Christiansen
L. Harris
Hancock
Bannock
Federals
Major League Leaders In Both Leagues AP Stats
The AP lists leaders across batting and pitching. Notable figures include Williams and DiMaggio atop batting in the American League with high averages and runs, Heath and DiMaggio lead in hits, while Feller and Rube Marshall among top pitchers.
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Williams
Boston
Heath
Cleveland
DiMaggio
New York
Keller
York
Detroit
Boudreau
Keltner
Travis
Washington
Newark
Kubel
Chicago
Case
Feller
Benton
Ruba
Leiber to Undergo X Ray After Cubs Giants Hit
Hank Leiber Chicago Cubs outfielder was struck by a pitch in the eighth inning of yesterday's Cubs Giants game and was sent to Illinois Masonic hospital. Dr. John Davis said no fracture yet but an x ray was prescribed after a night of rest.
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Chicago
Hank Leiber
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
New York Giants
Leiber
Bob Feller
Cliff Melton
Illinois Masonic Hospital
John Davis
Cub
Brietzes Bent by Auction and Baseball Gossip
New York reports bidding on a sand trap club at 116.43 dollars and a British relief lot selling for 1,650 dollars. Local notes cover Dodgers broadcasts attracting freebies, college players joining Columbia and Princeton, Wisconsin oarsmen sharing cheese, and tales of players like Carl Ray and Don Godfreson with timing tied to 1940s games and curfews.
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New York
Lido
Hollis
L. I
Eddie Joseph, Jr
Louis Conn
Columbia
Bob Wilson
Jimmy
Princeton
Wisconsin
Poughkeepsie
San Jose State faces loss of veterans after season
The San Jose State Spartans lose almost every veteran to the army air corps, signaling a depleted squad next season. Fort Sill visitors are warned to keep away from camp side streets amid busy ball games, while a Michigan business course and baseball contracts of Frisch and Gehrig are noted in passing.
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Art Rosenbaum
San Francisco Chronicle
San Jose State
San Jose
Spartans
Army Air Corps
Fort Sill
Okla
Dick Wakefield
Michigan
Frank Frisch
Lou Gehrig
Pilot Rally In Twelfth Downs Cards
The Pocatello Cardinals and Boise Pilots split eleven innings before Boise sealed a 16 to 9 victory. Pocatello loaded the bases in the ninth but could not convert, and the Pilots exploded in the late innings to win. Lamanske Staley Barker and Peterson homer or drive in runs as Boise prevails.
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Pocatello Cardinals
Boise Pilots
Pocatello
Andrade
Wasley
Kakoliris
Peterson
Pioneer League Box Score Summary
Pioneer League box score lists errors by Radtke and Lamanske with two runs each. Peterson and Dobson credited assists. Stolen bases by Lowe and Joratz. Cash 3 sacrifices. Joratz and Peterson homer. Barker hit a three base. Egnatic, Bensmiller, Barker, Bauer, Radtke, Williamson with two-base hits. Double plays Stenger to Radtke to Lowe and Petersen to Bensmiller to Andrade. Kakgliris to Bensmiller to Andrade. Winning pitcher Staley.
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Lamanske
Bensmiller
Petersen
Dobson
Lowe
Joratz
Cash
Peterson
Barker
Egnatic
Bauer
Williamson
Stenger
Andrade
Kakgliris
Staley
H.po
Weer Bensmille
Eee Andrade
Wasley
Ween
Curtis
Kakoliris
Ewee
Boise
Ewes
Pocatello
Ring Results From Multiple Cities
Boxers Chalky Wright Bobby McIntyre Sammy Angott Harry Hurst Bobby Ivy Harry Jeffra Bobby Britton Vinnie Vines Ray Ingram Irish Eddie McGeever Manuel Azteca Sammy Musco. Scrap material values in American industry exceed one billion dollars in current production.
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Associated Press
New York
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Bobby McIntyre
Detroit
Toronto
Sammy Angott
Louisville
Harry Hurst
Montreal
Hartford
Conn
Bobby Ivy
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Albany
N. Y
Bobby Britton
Miami
Vinnie Vines
Schnectady
Houston
Tex
Ray Ingram
Washington
Eddie McGeever
Scranton
Corpus Christi
Manuael Azteca
Galveston
Sammy Musco
Omaha
Intercollegiate tennis quarterfinalists narrowed to eight at Hav erford
In Haverford Pennsylvania the national intercollegiate tennis tournament began its quarterfinal round with top seed Joe Hunt of Navy and No two Ted Olewine of Southern California advancing. Dick McKee of Miami Florida five five upset by Frank Mehner of Utah who meets Olewine. Other survivors include Joe Davis Vanderbilt Cal Sawyier Chicago Bill Canning California and Charles Mattman Southern California.
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Joe Hunt
Navy
Ted Olewine
Southern California
Dick McKee
Miami
Fla.) University
Joe Davis
Vanderbilt
Cal Sawyier
Chicago
Frank Mehner
Utah
Bill Canning
California
Charles Mattman
Southern
Mehner
Warren Christner
Texas
Olewine
Yankees Hit Old Form in Big Schedule Pinch
New York Yankees surge as they face last place St Louis Browns then Philadelphia and Washington. A 9-1 win over the Browns trims the gap with Cleveland to one game as Boston crushes Indians 13-2. Red Rolfe Joe Gordon and Tom Henrich homer in a 10 hit attack. DiMaggio extends to 36 straight games.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Yanks
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Browns
Indians
Boston
Red Rolfe
Joe Gordon
Tom Henrich
Solons suffer 7–0 loss to Hollywood to start series
Sacramento falls to Hollywood 7 to 0 in the opener as the Pacific Coast League leaders face a setback. Seattle edges San Francisco 4–3 in a see-saw game. Oakland beats San Diego 3–2 to escape last place. Los Angeles at Portland postponed due to wet grounds. Stanley Corbett held opponents to three hits.
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Oakland
Solons
Hollywood
Seattle
San Francisco
San Diego
Stanley Corbett
Los Angeles
Portland
California Parks Include 73 State Properties
California lists 73 state parks and monuments spanning 313000 acres, highlighting the breadth of protected sites managed for recreation and conservation across the state.
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California
Change Made In Lineup Of Cardinals
Elwood Curtis debuted for the Pocatello Cardinals on Monday night but was hit on the back of his previously broken right hand in the fifth inning. Curtis comes from Asheville and shined with Albuquerque the past two seasons. The lineup revision places Wasley, Joratz and Kakoliris in the outfield, boosting fielding strength in the Pioneer league. Curtis moves to third base while Bensmiller and Peterson hold second and short, with Peterson ex Arizona Texas league standout. Delancey and Peterson catchers, and Delancey also designated as pitcher to cover injuries. Gordon Williamson and Walter Lowe listed as pitchers by Hadyn Walker before the Pilots arrived, prompting added pitching duties for Delancey.
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Elwood Curtis
Pocatello Cardinals
Asheville
N. C
Albuquerque
Curtis
Leonard Hawkins
Sioux City
Wasley
Joratz
Kakoliris
Pocatello
Bensmiller
Peterson
Delancey
Cardinals
Gordon Williamson
Walter Lowe
Hadyn Walker
Boise Etam
Pilots
Idaho loses coach to army service
University of Idaho boxing coach Louis August, a two time national team champion mentor with five national individual champions, has been ordered to one year of active duty. He will report at Fort George Wright July 15 and then to a Las Vegas aircraft gunnery school. He serves as a first lieutenant in the infantry reserve.
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Idaho
University of Idaho
Army
Louis August
Fort George Wright
Las Vegas
Nev
Infantry
Night baseball ban upheld at Lewiston field
The Idaho supreme court reaffirmed its ruling that night games may not be played at Bengal field Lewiston after 10:45 p m The suit by five Lewiston taxpayers against the Lewiston school district sought an injunction. Lewiston had a Pioneer Baseball league franchise which later moved to Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Supreme Court
Bengal Field
Lewiston
Idaho
Pioneer Baseball League
Idaho Falls
Natchitoches
Louisiana State Normal College
Louisiana
New Orleans
Boise Protest on June 11 Game Disallowed
Boise protested a June 11 game with Pocatello alleging the traveling secretary of Pocatello was in the dugout. Pioneer league president Jack Halliwell said umpires saw no disqualifying presence and could only eject unauthorized persons, so he rejected the protest.
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Jack Halliwell
Pioneer League
Halliwell
Pocatello
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