Arlington Opens 30 Day Turf Program
Chicago residents witnessed the opening of Arlington Park's 30 day Blue Ribbon turf season featuring a $650000 total purse. The inaugural handicap worth $7500 added drew three year olds and up in a seven furlong dash.
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Cubs tie NL race with 5 1 win over Brooks
Cubs win third of four in the series to seize a one game lead in the National League. Charlie Root pitched well after a rough start as the Cubs offense pounded Thurston and Moss for 11 hits. Attendance around 47,000 for the day, series total near 140,000.
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Bears fall to Salt Lake in league duel in Ogden meet hope
Salt Lake's U. S. L. baseball team defeated the local Bears 11 to 3 yesterday, capitalizing on seven Pocatello errors while Anderson allowed only four hits. The win keeps Salt Lake as the O. S. L. rep in the Union Pacific system meet at Ogden in August.
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Red Sox win first game of doubleheader 10 to 6
White Sox rebound to win the second game 2 to 1 behind pitcher Ted Lyons. Lyons notches his eleventh win of the season as Boston tops Chicago in the opener then Chicago takes the nightcap.
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Allison Downs Tennis Champion Cochet at Wimbledon
Wilmer Allison, rising American tennis player, upset Henri Cochet in straight sets 6-4 6-4 6-4 in the Wimbledon quarterfinals. The Texan, ranked seventh among American men, led a stunning upset before about 15,000 fans as Cochet, defending champion, was defeated for the first time by an American since 1927.
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Crippled Cubs Take NL Lead With Series Win Over Robins
A shorthanded Chicago Cubs without Rogers Hornsby surged to the top of the National League by beating Brooklyn 5 to 1 to complete a three game sweep. The Cubs now lead the Robins by a full game though Brooklyn has played four more contests.
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Western Stars Meet Chicago in Western Tennis Championship
Western tennis players gathered at River Forest club for the annual Western Tennis Association championship event. Both women and men competed as top contenders, with most leading players entered except those currently in Europe.
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Solons Suffer Bitter Period
Hollywoods double victory over Sacramento 5 to 3 and 7 to 6 completed a clean sweep for the Stars in the seven game series. Los Angeles split with Seattle in a doubleheader losing 5 to 6 then winning 2 to 1 as Kal lio Seattle and Horne Barefoot pitching struggled. Portland beat San Francisco 4 of 7 with the Ducks taking the first 11 to 6 and Seals winning 8 to 6. Oakland opened with 8 to 1 over the Missions.
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Missions and Oaks split doubleheader in coast league
Oakland won the morning game 8 to 1 while San Francisco took the second 3 to 1. Lombardi hit his second homer of the day for Oakland and Bert Cole outpitched Edwards in the deciding afternoon contest.
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Fourth of July Reduced Fares From Pocatello to Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific announces discounted round trip fares from Pocatello to any Oregon Short Line station in Utah Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon or Wyoming. Tickets go on sale July 2 3 and 4 with return by midnight July 7. Consult local agent for details.
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Savoy Cafe Reopens Under New Management
The Savoy Cafe has been remodeled and is now open under new management. Over 2,000,000 people cross the bridge between Eagle Pass Texas and Piedras Negras Mexico each year.
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