Blackfoot Defends Lead in Snake River Valley Action
With two games left in the first half Blackfoot holds a one game edge over Shelley this afternoon at Blackfoot at 2:30. Rupert must beat Pocatello at Rupert to stay in the running for the first half title as Sterling travels to Burley.
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Red Sox sweep doubleheader as Grove and Welch excel
Boston edges Philadelphia 6 4 in game one and runs up 13 6 in game two. Carl Reynolds hits a two run homer in the opener. Lefty Grove earns his seventh win while fanning seven over his old team. Vernon Gomez wins for the Yankees 6 3 over the Senators. Cleveland rallies past Chicago 6 5 with two homers and three triples.
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YMCA Softball Schedule Highlights Holiday Exemption
The YMCA announces next week’s softball schedule across Employes and Open leagues. The Employes' games on July 4 are canceled for the holiday, with July 1 matchups at City league field and Overland Park. Open League games July 2 and 5 include several forfeits affecting Idaho Food Store, Ahepa, Y's Men, and others.
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Browns Beat Tigers 9–3 To Command Series Lead
St Louis gains third straight win as Rogers Hornsby teams with eight passes to power a 9 to 3 victory over Detroit in game three. Detroit misfired with a 3 run showing while St Louis tallies tallies across the board behind Bridges Hogsett and Cochrane Andrews Coffman and Hemsley.
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War boosts farm families with urban arrivals
Two years of war drive the creation of 10,000 new farm families. Among them 12.5 percent originated from cities, reflecting a shift in population and agricultural workforce.
Americans Advance to Wimbledon Quarterfinals in Men and Women
Four Americans remained in contention as Wimbledon singles fields were pared to eight men and sixteen women. Sidney Wood joined Donald Budge in the men’s quarterfinals with an easy win over Harry Hopman, while Helen Wills Moody and the California duo Budge and Mako advanced in the women’s draw. John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison strengthened the doubles push by defeating Japanese pair Hideo Nishimura and Jiro Yamagishi.
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Jiro Yamagishi
Budge
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
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Pred Perry
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Golden Bears Win Regatta at Marine Stadium
California’s Poughkeepsie crew won the national Intercollegiate sprint regatta at Marine Stadium Long Beach in a record 6 minutes 156 seconds finishing six feet ahead of Washington with Syracuse third and Pennsylvania fourth. Washington clocked 6 16.2, Syracuse 6 19.1, and Navy? not listed. Four thousand spectators cheered as the Golden Bears excelled in a close, fast sprint.
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Omaha Returns to Win Dwyer Race
Omaha, returning to his class after a setback, won the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct by one and a half lengths over Good Gable with Cheshire third. Wayne Wright rode the winner, a son of Gallant Fox, in the historic event previously captured five years ago by his sire.
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Cubs Rally to Jump Pirates in NL Standings
Chicago pitchers Larry French and Lon Warneke shut out Pittsburgh in 12 innings 1 to 0 and 2 to 1 as the Cubs moved from fourth to second place. Chuck Klein homered in the nightcap, and Chicago's defense turned 41 assists with five double plays aiding the duo. Billy Herman posted 12 assists in the opener while Waite Hoyt faltered in extras.
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Baer Marries Mary Sullivan in Sudden D C Ceremony
Max Baer the former heavyweight champion wed Mary Ellen Sullivan of Ithaca New York in a midafternoon ceremony performed by Justice F Dickinson Letts. The couple planned to fly to New York afterward as photographers swarmed outside the Willard Hotel.
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Lopez Wins Mat Bout From Dern
Lopez, a rising Mexican wrestler and former Idaho standout, defeated Ira Dern of Salt Lake City in the main event. The 220 pound contender won the first fall, dropped the second, and secured the third when Dern was disqualified for slugging. Danny Savich defeated Charlie Roberts in two straight falls.
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Pocatello to Hold Tryouts for State Rifle Team
Pocatello hosts tryouts July 20 21 to select 13 men for Idaho’s civilian rifle team bound for Camp Perry Ohio September 1 19. G W Van Natta to lead the squad with John Rubke naming the captain. Local medal and team events boost competition as June and July practice runs build toward the national match.
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Stars overpower Oakland to win 11 6 in closing innings
In a coast league game played in Los Angeles on June 29, Hollywood Stars defeated Oakland 11 to 6 after a late surge. The eighth inning saw seven runs by both teams, with Conlan and Rego listed as pitchers for Hollywood.
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Quote on fighting and a 600 dollar monthly income
A speaker reflects on never having seen a fight and asks if they will fight again. They say continued activity could yield four more years of work and an income of 600 dollars per month, claiming anyone can live on that amount.
Mission Reds beat Sacramento for fifth straight win
In San Francisco on June 29 the Mission Reds defeated Sacramento 11 to 8. The clubs combined for 14 hits and 1 error while Zinn Hartwig Flynn and Salkeld pitched for the Missions and Outen handled duties for Sacramento.
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Mrs Hill Wins Western Open Golf Championship
Chicago report says Opal Hill of Kansas City captured the sixth annual women's western open at Sunset Ridge Country Club. She defeated Mrs L Reinhardt of Winnetka 9 and 7 in a 36 hole match that finished on the 29th green after building a 4 up lead by the first 18 holes.
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Blackfoot to See 2 Sunday Games
Blackfoot fans will see a double header Sunday with the Black Sox hosting Shelley in the Snake River Valley league and Pond V-8 meeting Idaho Falls in the Farm Community league. The Sox started strong by beating Shelley, and manager Oscar Hallberg is confident. Pond V-8, under Shoey Shoemaker, recently defeated Rigby 7 to 1.
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