Red and White Lose Sunday Tilt to Spuds in Yellowstone League
In Overland Park Sunday the Kwality Kids beat Rigby 8 to 4 while Reed Barrett and Roy Barrett led Rigby with two homers but were undone by four errors. The Red and White Stores fell to Idaho Falls Spuds 8 to 7 as Poole’s Spuds claim first league win and tighten Yellowstone League standings.
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Golf stance faults and remedies for tense players
The text discusses common faults from excessive immobility after stance, noting natural hesitation and the urge to plant feet. Remedies include waggling the club and shifting weight to reduce tautness, with a parallel about batters easing tension by shifting feet and taking abbreviated swings before the pitch.
Loughran and Hamas set for ten round Philly clash
Steve Hamas, young heavyweight from Wallington New Jersey, aims to prove he has the Indian sign on veteran Tommy Loughran in a ten round bout at Philadelphia Wednesday night. Hamas has defeated Loughran twice, including a knockout in their first meeting, and outpointed him in a recent rematch in Philadelphia.
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Steve Hamas
Wallington
N. J
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
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Loughran
Chicago
Charley Retzlaff
Duluth
Les Marriner
University of Illinois
White City
Christopher
Bat” Battalino
Petrolle
Billy Petrolle
Bat
Queensboro Stadium
Billy
Frankie Petrolle
Schenectady
N. Y
Idaho Falls Edges Pocatello In Tight 8-7 Victory
In a fast close game Idaho Falls beat Pocatello 8 to 7. Elmer Haacke allowed 10 hits as did Justin Anderson of the Spuds, but Idaho Falls plated more timely blows to secure the win.
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Elmer Haacke
Pocatello
Justin Anderson
The
Spuds
Idaho Falls
Rhe
Pirates Take National Lead On Double Bill Win
The Pittsburgh Pirates moved into temporary first in the National League by sweeping a Sunday doubleheader from the Cincinnati Reds 5-0 and 9-5. Larry French pitched a seven hitter for the opener, while Jimmy Reese drove in two in a late rally for Saint Louis in the nightcap. The Cubs split with the Cardinals, and New York and Boston also posted wins in a tight pennant race.
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Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Early Season Baseball Showdowns
Wes Ferrell limited the Browns to six hits to gain his 1st victory. Roy Spencer drove in three runs for the Senators with a homer and two singles against the Red Sox. Vic Sorrell held the White Sox to six hits. Ben Chapman and Tony Lazzeri hit first inning doubles to spark the Yankees past the Athletics. Larry French blanked the Reds 5 to 0 on four hits.
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Boston Braves
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White Sox
Ben Chapman
Tony Lazzeri
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Pocatello golfers shine in interclub play and university fob
Golfers from three Pocatello clubs competed Sunday with the Country club of Idaho Falls beating the visitors 39 to 14 in a key intercity match. Locals won multiple pairings while Frank Birrell posted the low net 64 at Municipal and Mrs. A N Wilson led the women. The University course fob event drew strong scores led by Mickey McCafferty with 17 for No 1 and Paul Stoughton 81 for No 2, among other winners.
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Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Country Club
D. Lenzi
Art Zener
Jack Halliwell
Harry Hurlburt
George Ray
Percy Tressler
Claude Bistline
Frank Birrell
A. N. Wilson
Edwark
Vaughn
Rauch
Swain
Branding
Donlon
Anderson
Proctor
Whittle
Todd
Baseball Leaderboard of 1929 Season End Notes
Foxx of the Athletics leads in multiple categories with a .379 batting average 67 runs 83 RBIs and 28 home runs. Porter and Campbell tie 21 doubles and Myer leads with 10 triples. Gomez of the Yankees posts a 14 1 record.
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Athletics
Porter
Indians
Campbell
Browns
Myer
Senators
Chapman
Yankees
Gomez
Flying Finn Aims for Olympic Marathon Glory
Paavo Nurmi declares a fast pace in a 40 200 meter test, finishing in 2 hours 22 minutes 4 seconds. He clocked an average around six minutes per mile, beating second place Toivonen by about 1300 yards and preparing for reinstatement by the International Amateur Athletic Federation before the Los Angeles Games.
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Finland
Paavo Nurmi
Nurmi
Antwerp
Hannes Kokehainen
Toivonen
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Los Angeles
Major League Leaders Including Yesterday's Games
National batting leader P Waner of the Pirates at .381. Runs and RBIs by Klein of the Phillies with 81 and 75. Klein leads with 108 hits. Double leaders include P Waner and Worthington at 31. Klein and Herman tied for triples with 12. Klein 22 home runs. Stolen bases led by Frisch with 12. Pitching leader Betts 9 1.
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Pirates
Klein
Phillies
Worthington
Braves
Herman
Reds
Frisch
Cardinals
Sarazen Takes Golf Throne With Open Victory
Gene Sarazen wins the national open at Fresh Meadow and follows Jones by winning both the British and American Opens in the same year. His 286 at Fresh Meadow ties Chick Evans 1916 for the national open record while his 283 at Sandwich sets a British Open mark. Sarazen, underestimated early, surged with hot putting to domination.
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New York
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
Fresh Meadow
Jones
Sarazen
Sandwich
St. Andrews
Gene
Chick Evans
Minneapolis
Interlochen
Acorns Sweep Hollywood in Split Coast League Series
Oakland defeats Hollywood 8 to 7 then 11 to 8 to split the series as Portland, Seattle, and Sacramento also post wins and losses. Stars lead early but Oaks surge late in game two. Seals fall to Portland. Indians take LA series. Sacs win two of three.
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Oakland Acorns
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Stars
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Portland
Seals
Seattle Indians
Los Angeles
Angels
Indians
Missions
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Sacs
Reds
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