SIX GIANTS ON NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL STAR TEAM
The National League selects 23 players for the July 7 game in Washington. Bill Terry leads with six Giants, Cubs contribute five, Cardinals four, Pirates three. Pitchers include Dean Hubbell and Munro. infielders feature Mize Vaughan Bartell and Whitehead. outfielders include Medwick Ott and Waner.
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Boxing Promoter Bids for Ban Tamweight Title Defense
Camp chatter from New York reports promoter Jack Patrill of Flint Michigan offering Sixto Escobar $15000 to defend his bantamweight title against K O Morgan in Flint this summer. Pedro Montanez travels to Puerto Rico for a ten round warm up with Frankie Wallace of Cleveland on July 4. Arturo Godoy prepares for a July coast fight with Big Boy Bray in San Francisco. Henry Armstrong trains here for a ten round bout with Al Blatch of Australia.
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Blackfoot Black Sox Schedule Three Games For July Fourth
The Blackfoot Black Sox plan a three game series over July 4 and 5 against the D. and R.G.W. Salt Lake City champions. They add Howdy Larson and Irish Myers from the Cathey Indians and sign Paul Anderson and Otis Massey to bolster the pitching staff. A July 4 doubleheader draws many fans, followed by a final game on July 5.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press
Chicago bout saw Eddie Wenstob outpoint Art Oliver in a ten round lightweight clash. Washington hosted John Henry Lewis defending his world light heavyweight title by outpointing Ed Wile Reddish in ten rounds. Baltimore card featured Clarence Red Burman defeating Edcie Blunt in a ten round bout.
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Standings at stake in Commercial League tonight softball games
Tonight's lighted field schedule features key Commercial League matchups shaping standings. Clearing House versus Petersen-Ste renews an old rivalry at 9:30, while Pocatello Mill-Hendersons faces Packers at 6:30. Independent league games Wednesday include Machinists Lodge against Sorvatz at 8:30 and Bannock C's versus CCC Headquarters at 6:20.
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Denver Wrestler Marshall Defeats McMillen In Three Fall Match
Everett Marshall of La Junta Colorado defeated Jim McMillen of Chicago two falls to one in a wrestling match at 220 pounds. The bout was decided in a best of three falls format with both competitors earning two falls before the final result.
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Toonerville Stars top Tigers 5 to 2 in YMCA league
The Toonerville Stars defeated the East Side Tigers 5 to 2 Monday afternoon to close the first round of play in the YMCA boys softball league. A three run rally in the fourth turned the tide after the Tigers scored twice early. The second round starts July 9.
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Coast Baseball Seals Lead PCL Standings
Sacramento and the San Francisco Seals sit 1-2 in the Pacific Coast League standings as of late June. The Seals race to top with strong play from key hitters and steady pitching from their rotation.
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American golf team defeats Britain's Cotton Padgham
Veteran Ed Dudley and rising star Byron Nelson defeated Henry Cotton and Alf Padgham 4 and 2 to give the United States its first team victory over Great Britain in the contested match at Southport.
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U S Leads Ryder Cup With Eight Singles Remain
Scotch foursomes saw Ralph Mump defeat Arthur Lacey and William Cox after morning 18 holes. Gene Sarazen and Denny Shute halved with Charles White Combe and David Rees. Percy Alias and Richard Burton won 2 and 1 over Picard and Revolta. U S leads 24 to 14 as singles set for tomorrow.
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Major League Leaders from Baseball Yearly Totals
American batting led by Gehrig of the Yankees at 386 with Walker of the Tigers close. Greenberg and Rolfe pace runs, hits, and other top stats, highlighting Selkirk and Greenberg with 16 homers each. Lawson leads pitchers with 9 wins.
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Medwick and Ott Lead Scoring Pairings and Leaders
Medwick of the Cardinals and Galan of the Cubs pace batting with 55 and 53. Medwick also tops hits at 93, followed by Waner 88. Medwick adds 16 homers to lead, Ott has 15. Bryant of the Cubs posts 6 1 record to 1 while Warneke of the Cardinals sits at 9 2.
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Game condition blame placed by Idaho official
Dan McGrath secretary of the Shoshone Sportsmen's association blamed ignorance and politics for Idaho game and fish resource shortages. He urged a business like approach via a fish and game commission while addressing Governor Barzilla W Clark and other state leaders during a Wallace tour sponsored by the North Idaho chamber of commerce.
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