Country Club Wins Four-Way Golf Meet At Pocatello
Country club led three visiting teams by fifteen and a half to six for the University club American Falls and Idaho Falls in a four way event. Idaho Falls vs Country club saw a 22 to 8 Country club victory. Squires of Idaho Falls and Molinelli of Pocatello tied for best round with 81 totals. Norby 83, Peterson 84, Hall 84, Huth 84. A special 57 tie matched Dad Clay and H. Whittlesey. Ladies entertained at the clubhouse with cards. about 100 attended.
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Pocatello County Club
University Club
American Falls
Idaho Falls
Country Club
Squires
L. F. Molinelli
Pocatello
Ed Norby
Ben Peterson
E. W. Hall
Fred Huth
Dad Clay
H. H. Whittlesey
Power City Defeats Pocatello Giants in Tight Contest
Power City earned a victory over the Pocatello Giants in a two hour twenty minute game. Bell and Coon both struck out eleven times, with Hayden and Nealeigh hitting home runs. Willis Birds Ross mand and Holcomb added triples, while Bob Evans Rossman doubled. Replays noted. Umpires were Scott and Jefferies.
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Bell
Coon
Ringe
Seibert
Hayden
Nealeigh
Willis
Birds
Rossmand
Holcomb
Bob
Evans
Rossman
Scott and
Jefferies
Kwality Kids Win At Downey
Kwality Kids win at Downey as T Hadley and Pack lead with two base hits and three base hits from Reynolds, Long, and Alberts. Henry gets the win, Alberts the loss. Umpires listed as Dean, Watkins, Goover, and Armstrong.
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Kwality Kids
Downey
T. Hadley
Pack
Reynolds
Long
Alberts
Pirst
Reese
Henry
Dean
Watkins
Goover
Armstrong
Yesterday's Stars Drive Browns and Yankees to Wins
Rick Ferrell and John Schulte had key ninth inning hits for the Browns as Babe Ruth hit his 17th homer in seven hits for the Yankees in a 10th victory of the season.
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Rick Ferrell
John Schulte
Browns
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Graphic Golf: Approach Shot Depends On Ground Condition
An old rule of golf favors the simplest method and the choice between pitch and run up shots hinges on ground. Heavy lying balls in thick grass favor a run up while clean lies support a pitch. Ground condition ahead of the green dictates which shot yields best results.
Tuesday Tie Plant Meets Stores Dept in Tight League Preview
The Twi light League schedule opens Tuesday with Tie Plant and Stores Dept led by Vern McGaugh and Ross Phillips. The Kids and Red & White Stores clash Thursday as Bitters and Tandy pace Red & White against Steve Langton’s squad. Thursday features a likely duel as Car Dept led by Howdy Larson faces Del Dean’s pitching.
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Vern McGaugh
Stores Dept
Ross Phillips
Vern
Steve Langtons
Bitters
Tandy
Bill Roffs
Howdy Larson
Car Dept
del Dean
W. L
O. S
Coast League teams sweep four doubleheaders
In yesterday's Coast League action four teams completed clean sweeps. The Seals beat San Francisco's Mission Reds 4 3 and 8 7, Hollywood Stars shut out the Angels 9 3 and 10 1, Portland Beavers took both games from Oakland 4 0 and 6 0, and Seattle Indians defeated their opponent 9 3 and 8 7 in the two games.
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San Francisco
Seals
Hollywood Stars
Portland
Beavers
Seattle Indians
Mission Reds
Angels
Oakland
Indians
Blackfoot Falls to Idaho Falls in Baseball Clash
Idaho Falls bashed Blackfoot 26 to 7 on the local diamond Sunday. Idaho Falls hitters logged 20 hits to Blackfoot's 11 as Venomen struggled on the mound and was replaced by Jones. E Ireton caught for Blackfoot. Idaho Falls bats were led by Kalles and Bueweter with Hancey also contributing.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho Falls
Venomen
Jones
E. Ireton
Idaho
Baseball Scores Roundup Amid Sparse Schedule
ASEBAL Chicago 1 Boston 2 in a second game called tied Sunday law. Cincinnati 5 New York 17 in five, St Louis 4 Brooklyn 10. Only games scheduled.
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Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Sports Standings Fragment From Dense Box
A compact list shows repeated city teams with paired scores. Washington and Chicago tied early with 1 and 3 on one line and 3 and 1 on another. Philadelphia posted 9 and 5, Detroit 1 and 1, Boston 4 and 4, St. Louis 5 and 5, New York 9 and Cleveland 5.
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Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Pet
Rigby Beats Troy Nine In Eleven Inning Thriller
Rigby pushes Troy Parisian out to win 5-4 in the eleventh after tying the game at four in the seventh. Pettit homered for Pocatello, but Rigby rallies with timely hits and an error-filled seventh inning to take the lead and seal the win with Halverson scoring on a sacrifice fly.
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Rigby
Troy Parisian
Soes Seeene Seeee
Pocatello
Pettit
Hardnom Tabite Miensen
Wee Boo
Halverson
Lamb
Isham
Jorgenson
Rigty
Bybee
Monroe
Robins surge in pennant chase after rough start
Brooklyn Robins finally found form two weeks ago, losing only one game since. They swept the St. Louis Cardinals in a four game series, narrowed the Cards' lead, and beat Detroit and others as top teams faltered. Babe Ruth hit his 17th homer for the Yankees while Ben Chapman swiped his 28th base.
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Brooklyn Robins
Roold
St. Louis Cardinals
Dazxy Vance
Robins
St. Louis
New York Giants
New Yorkers
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Wally Berger
Braves
Detroit
Senators
Chicago White Sox
Rogey
Tigers
A’s
George Walberg
al Thomas
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Ben Chapman
New York Yankees
Com
Major League Leaders As of June 28
National batting leader Davis hits .372 with Rush at .405 for the Yankees. Gehrig leads runs with 70 and home runs with 18 for the Yankees. Klein and Bishop top runs with 63 and 59. Combs has 98 hits and Webb 31 doubles. Cronin 8 triples. Chapman 28 stolen bases. Fischer 9 wins and West 1. Bush of the Cubs 6 1.
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National
Davis
Klein
Phillies
Bush
Cubs
Rush
Yankees
Gehrig
Bishop
Athletics
Combs
Webb
Red Sox
Cronin
Senators
Chapman
Fischer
West
P A C Opens Bids for Annual City Tennis Tourney
The P A C sports committee led by Bill Smith announced an open single elimination tennis tournament for men and women, singles and doubles starting July 18 with finals by July 25. Registration closes July 15 and the event is open to members and nonmembers with trophies planned for winners and runners up. Players must furnish their own balls and play under U S Lawn Tennis Association rules.
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Bill” Smith
P. A. C. Sports
Rector Ties in Utah Gun Meet
In Nephi Utah C B Higgins and Harry Todd of Ogden won the singles and handicap titles at the state trapshooting tournament. Higgins totaled 196 across two days, while Rector of Pagatello tied the overall score but was ineligible. Frank McGaney led the all around with 190. Women’s title went to Mrs Wiley Coleman of Salt Lake City with 146.
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Nephi
Utah
C. B. Higgins
Harry Todd
Ogden
Higgins
R. H. Rector
Pagatello
Todd
J. O. Cotant
Pocatello
E. L. Ford
Frank McGaney
Salt Lake City
Sam Sharman
Wiley Coleman
George Johnston
Rector
Cotant
Betty Robinson Hurt in Plane Crash
Betty Robinson, 19, Northwestern University student and 100 meter dash winner, was critically injured when a plane she rode in fell about 400 feet. She suffered multiple fractures including left leg, left arm, right hip and possibly skull fracture.
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Chicago
Betty Robinson
Northwestern University
Heavyweight showdowns top weekly boxing cards nationwide
The week features Schmeling versus Stribling in Cleveland for a 15 round title bout. Reno hosts a 20 round Baer versus Uzcudun clash. Jersey City presents Battalino versus Brady, while Chicago showcases Hodkins against Levinsky. Other cards include Carnera versus Gorman in Toronto and Rosenbloom versus Jones in Philadelphia. New York hosts Cem polo versus Benson and Zwick versus Raymond at Madison Square Garden.
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Cleveland
Reno
Nev
Jersey City
Chicago
Max Schmeling
Young Stribling
William Harrison Dempsey
Max Baer
California
Paulino Uzcudun
Spain
Jersey
Bud Gorman
Toronto
Maxie Rosenbloom
Billy Jones
Philadelphia
Victorio Cempolo
Eddie Benson
Dexter
Phil Zwick
Charlie Raymond
Madison Square Garden
Pocatello Forms Cubs Freshman Football Team
Elwood Gledhill succeeds Ed Godfrey as head coach of Pocatello high school announcing a sophomore and junior Cub team. The squad plans a four to five game fall schedule with away games including a September 25 match at Aberdeen high school. Letters for games have been sent to Firth Shelley Rigby McCammon Downey Soda Springs and others. The fall term opens September 8. Football will resume at the two Pocatello junior high schools.
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Elwood Gledhill
Ed Godfrey
Pocatello High School
Pocatello Cubs
Cubs
Aberdeen High School
Firth
Shelley
Rigby
McCammon
Downey
Soda Springs
Marathon event draws 28 entries in city race
Pr P swum ten miles with progress measured by final quarter mile timing. Contestants are timed only on the last quarter and all finishers receive commemorative buttons. Entries listed include several local swimmers and clubs.
League Officials Meet This Evening in Pocatello
Officials of the Pocatello Twilight league will convene tonight at 8 30 in the secretary s office 206 Central building for important business as all managers are urged to attend
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Pocatello
Central Building
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