All Star selections set for American and National leagues
Manager Mickey Cochrane announces the American League 20 man lineup for the July 8 All Star game in Cleveland with 14 players returning from last year and several clubs represented. The National League squad is drafted with 20 players including Giants and Cardinals stars for the Cleveland showcase.
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New York
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland
Bill Terry
Giants
Jim Collins
Cardinals
Clark Retains National Decathlon Title in San Diego
Bob Clark of the Olympic club San Francisco won the national decathlon with 7929.22 points. Willis Ward of Michigan finished fourth showing rising potential for 1936. George Mackey was runner up and Runar Stone placed third as Ward excelled in sprints and jumps despite no pole vault points.
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San Diego
Cal
Bob Clark
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Willis Ward
Ward
Clark
George Mackey
Runar Stone
San Francisco State College
Baseball marks leaders in National and American Leagues
Minute league leader list shows Vaughan and Medwick atop batting in the NL while Johnson and Greenberg excel in the AL. Card and Braves players pace runs and RBIs with Medwick and J Collins noted as top hitters, and pitching leaders include Parmelee and Tamulis among others.
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Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Martin
Moore
Giants
J. Collins
Berger
Braves
L. Waner
Galan
Cubs
Suhr
Boyle
Dodgers
Goodman
Reds
Parmelee
Walker
Golf Teams to Battle Sunday in Pocatello Meet
Golfers from Pocatello host teams from Twin Falls Buhl and Ruppert in a Sunday team match. The Ross Park squad seeks to beat the strong Twin Falls lineup while local interest centers on the City Amateur Championship July 4 and 7 with flights and prizes.
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Pocatello
Twin Falls
Buhl
Rupert
Ross Park
Freddy Huth
Jimmy Winterhofer
Boise
Ben Peterson
University of Utah
Bob Leute
Arch Townend
Bud Gore
Rex Howard
Clyde Raidy
Rampton Barlow
Dick Arps
Ed Harper
Christensen Wins Headline Wrestling Match in Ogden
Sherm Christensen defeated Dr Archie Rauta in two straight falls lasting ten minutes using a hook scissors and an airplane spin. Al Boyd of Salt Lake City pinned Ralph Morley in a time limit bout with a body slam.
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Christensen
Ogden
Utah
Sherm Christensen
Archie Rauta
University of California
al Boyd
Salt Lake City
Ralph Morley
Irish Giant O Mahoney Wins Wrestling Crown
Dan O Mahoney from Cork led the Irish free state army veteran to pin Jimmy Londos after an hour and sixteen minutes to strip the Greek Adonis of his title before 30 000 in Boston. Londos had claimed the title across 38 states not including Massachusetts and had 58 straight American wins.
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Boston
Dan O'Mahoney
County Cork
Londos
Massachusetts
Track and Field Stars Head East for National AAU Meet
A large group of top track and field stars departed California for Lincoln Nebraska to compete in the National AAU championships. Jesse Owens led the California lineup winning the 100 yard dash in 9.7 seconds and the broad jump.
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San Diego
Cal
California
Lincoln
Neb
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Charles Hunter
Owens
Milton Holt
al Fitch
Southern California
Elroy Robinson
Red Sox Pitch Woes Highlight Midseason Slide
Boston remains in the AL's also rans as pitching falters and hits pile up. Wes Ferrell leads the staff with eight defeats against 10 victories while Lefty Grove and Johnny Welch struggle at 6 6 and 5 5. Philadelphia thumps Boston 14 to 2 as Pinky Higgins blasts three homers and Bob Johnson adds his 17th homer. The Yankees knock off Washington 15 to 5 behind four pitchers and 19 hits, widening their edge over Cleveland.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Today
National Forces
Cleveland
Cochrane
New York Yankees
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Lefty Gomez
Yanks
Bob Grove
Red Sox
Earl Averill
Mel Harder
Robert Grove
Vernon Gomez
New York
Schoolboy Rowe
Tommy Bridges
Bill Dickey
Rick Ferrell
Lou Gehrig
Charles Gehringer
Joe Cronin
Buddy Myer
Jimmie Foxx
Oswald Bluege
Bob Johnson
al Simmons
Joe Vosmik
Roger Cramer
Ben Chapman
Sam West
St. Louis
Gehringer
Harder
Chapman
Gehrig
Foxx
Simmons
Cronin
Dickey
Gomez
West
Charley Ruffing
Babe Ruth
Averill
Ralph
Red) Kress
Bucky Walters
Phillies
Yankee
Tigers
White Sox
Hank Greenberg
Pale Hose
Pete Fox
Charley Gehringer
Tiger
Mule Haas
Sox
Braves
Dutch Brandt
Walley Berger
Johnny Verger
Hugh 8S
Fullerton, JR
Boston Red Sox
Wes Ferrell
Boston Flingers
Lefty Grove
Johnny Welch
Mound Corps
Athletics
Johnny Marcum
A's
Pinky Higgins
Marcum
Ferrell
Henry Johnson
Senators
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Red Ruffing
Telephone Co. Softball Team Tops Y M C A League
The Telephone Co. softball team defeated the O S L Back Shops 12 to 3 to lead the Y M C A Employees league. Pitcher Rinker allowed five hits as the wiremen scored early and added five runs in each of the first two innings while backing plays and timely catches stalled the Shops rally.
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Telephone Co
Y. M. C. A. Employees
Rinker
Minardi
Trabant
Howell
Tuck and Jacobsen
Liday
Atkin
Horrocks
Shurtliff
Western States
Graves & Potter
Peoples Store-Terrell Sinks Western States In Relentless Hit Parade
Henderson triples and Burnham doubles spark Western States but Graves & Potter manage only three hits as Bevan’s mound work limits them. O. S. L. Clerks topple Clearing House 8-4 in five, Roundhouse beats Troy-Parisian 8-2. Kraft Cheese and Coalmen post big wins against Peoples Store-Terrell and Petersen Furn.
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Peoples Store
Terrell
Bevan
Graves & Potter
Henderson
Burnham
Carlson
Western
Western States
Tripp
E. Smith
R. Smith
Pearson
R. Cleare
Snyder
O. 8
Kraft
Polley
Peterson
Ellsworth
Wilker
Groden
Bowden
Woods Wins Lightweight Bout in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis Chuck Woods of Detroit fought Matty Bagnatto of Schenectady in a close boxing match. Woods defeated Bagnatto by decision, improving his record and earning likely advancement in the lightweight rankings.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Chuck Woods
Detroit
Matty Bagnatto
Schenec
Louis Signs To Meet Levinsky In Chicago August
New York reports indicate Joe Louis plans a tune up against King Levinsky in Chicago this August as promoters debate Baer or Schmeling for his next metro bout. Mike Jacobs may decide venue, with options including a Chicago ballpark or Soldiers Field, while talks of a September bout with Baer circulate.
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New York
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Baer
Schmeling
Brown
King Levinsky
Chicago
Levinsky
Nat Lewis
Joe Foley
Louis
Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Jacobs
Foley
Soldiers’ Field
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Jack Doyle
Local boxing results from New York listing
In Tady New York, Lou Thomas of Indianapolis aged 169 pounds knocked out Mickey Misko of Lansing Michigan in the fifth round.
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Tady
N. Y
Lou Thomas
Indianapolis
Mickey Misko
Lansing
Mich
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Pocatello Fire Department
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Myer
Stone
Jim Londos
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Lee Haring
Emporia
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Tom Moore
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Hugh Cannon
T. O. Roe
Charles Gongloff
Pittsburgh
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Compton J. C
Norman Paul
Earle Meadows
Bill Sefton
Ong
Y.M.C. A. Softball
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B. Houde
Chambers
Coalmen
Petersen Furniture
Petersen Furn
Carver
Clyde Ames
Carter Ames
Forrest and Kump
Sun
SSS Eee
Ae Felton & Son, Inc
Boston, Mass
U. S
Weill
R. B. Bistline
Metrie
United States Rubber Products, Inc
Cash Coal CO
Canton Cafe
Davis Tran. & Stor. CO
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