Pocatello Cards Return Without Joratz Services
Pioneer League Big Six standings listing Batting Averages through Saturday. Notable players include Mel Wasley of Pocatello batting .338 with 14 home runs and 51 RBIs, Pat Ambrose of Idaho Falls and remaining rosters from Salt Lake Boise and Pocatello. The note shows players who had at least 112 at bats and provides team totals and leaders.
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Bobby Joratz
Pocatello
Mel Wasley
C Henson
Salt Lake
Pat Ambrose
Idaho Falls
Ted Kakoliris
Jim Keesey
Boise
Rainiers Grip Second in Pacific Coast League Standings
SeattleRainiers cemented second place in the Pacific Coast League as Sacramento led the way. They swept San Francisco 9-1 and 4-1, while Sacramento lost two games in Hollywood. San Diego moved to regain second by sweeping Oakland 10-6 and 3-2, with Portland and Los Angeles splitting.
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Seattle
Rainiers
Sacramento
San Francisco
Solons
Hollywood
San Diego
Oakland
Portland
Los Angeles
Angels
Ogden Golfer Wins Utah Open In Place Of Zimmerman
George Schneiter of Ogden, with rounds of 71 71 72 67 totaling 281, wins the Utah open challenging the Zimmerman legacy. Sid Harman of Walla Walla earns second at 285, Emery Zimmerman finishes third at 289, while Bill Williamson is fourth at 290.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Emery Zimmerman
George Schneiter
Ogden Country Club
Portland Zimmermans
Schneiter
Zimmerman Boys
Emery
Ogdenite
Sid Harman
Walla Walla
Wash
Hollywood
Bill Williamson
C.F. Cheshire
Ogden
Earl Johnson
Pocatello
Reds Roll Over Cowboys In Ninth Inning Rally
In the Pioneer league Saturday Twin Falls fell 3-2 as Ogden used a ninth inning rally. Sunday the Reds swept Twin Falls 6-3 and 11-2 while Idaho Falls lost a doubleheader to Boise 12-5 and 9-5 with Boise’s Stubby Williamson driving the offense. Bobby Joratz suffered a severe ankle injury in the 8-5 loss to Salt Lake, ending his season debut hopes.
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Ogden Reds
Twin Falls Cowboys
Cowboys
Reds
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls Russets
Boise
Russets
Boiseans
Salt Lake Bees
Pocatello Cardinals
Bees
MeRistau
Twin Falls Routs Ogden In Pair Of Baseball Games
Twin Falls wins first game 6 to 3 behind Gambaro on the mound with Enos Joratz and Robello delivering three base hits. In the second contest Twin Falls earns an 11 to 2 victory as Ogden is hammered by a decisive attack led by Rasmussen Bohnen and O Banion.
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Robello
Guintini
Cavalli
Enos
Joratz
Moresco
I. Peterson
Bensmiller
Andrade
Gambaro
R. H. E. Twin Falls
Rasmussen, Bohnen and
O'Bannion
Kolkmeyer
Scheffel
Twin Falls
Ogden
Anderson
Bohnen
McHugh
Potter
Kovacs and Parker Win in New Jersey and Ohio
Frank Kovacs wins the New Jersey men's tennis championship defeating a fellow Californian. Jack Kramer loses to Kovacs with scores 1-6 6-1 6-3 6-1. Frank Parker routs Billy Talbert 6-2 6-2 6-4 in Cincinnati. Parker and Gene Mako win doubles over Talbert and Alleo. Pauline Betz defeats Arnold 6-4 6-3 in women's singles. Joe Hunt wins the national Intercollegiate title, with Olewine and Mattmann taking doubles. Earl Stewart of LSU wins a national title in Columbus.
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Orange
N. J
Frank Kovacs
New Jersey
Jack Kramer
Kramer
Ted Schroeder
Bobby Riggs
Wayne Sabin
Cincinnati
Frank Parker
Billy Talbert
Parker
Gene Mako
Talbert
Eddie Alleo
Pauline Betz
Arnold
Haverford
Joe Hunt
Navy
Ted Olewine
Southern California
Olewine
Charles Mattmann
Columbus
DiMaggio Extends Streak to Tie and Surpass Sisler
Joe DiMaggio connected in his 41st and 42nd straight games to tie and surpass George Sisler’s 1922 mark as the Yankees split a doubleheader with Washington. He acknowledged a tougher test ahead while teammates and manager urged him toward longer streaks. The Yankees also kept their home run streak alive at 25 straight games with Henrich Gordon Keller contributing four-baggers.
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Washington
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
George Sisler
Yankees
DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Joe McCarthy
Tommy Henrich
Joe Gordon
Charley Keller
Olympic Club dominates AAU meet at Franklin Field
San Francisco Olympic Club wins the national AAU senior meet with 125 points at Franklin Field to claim a third straight team title. Grover Klemmer sets a world record in the 400 meters at 46.0 seconds, edging rivals Kerns and Bourland. Fred Wolcott ties world mark in the 110 meter hurdles. Less Steers and Bill Stewart equal the world high jump standard at 6 feet 9 inches. Billy Brown sets an American citizens' record in the hop, step and jump.
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Philadelphia
Charley Hunter
San Francisco Olympic Club
Franklin Field
Hunter
Grover Klemmer
Olympic Club
Klemmer
University of California
Hubert Kerns
Cliff Bourland
Southern California A. A
Archie Williams
Chicago
Fred Wolcott
Rice Institute
Bill Stewart
Stewart
Billy Brown
Louisiana State
Brown
Salute to DiMaggio as Yankees sweep Washington in doubleheader
Joe DiMaggio extends his modern record with a 42nd consecutive game hit as the Yankees sweep a doubleheader from the Washington club. Ted Lyons wins seventh for the White Sox by beating Cleveland with five hits. Hal Newhouser limits St Louis to four hits, ending Detroit’s four-game slide. Joe Cronin belts a bases loaded homer as the Red Sox split with the Athletics. Jo Jo Moore homers with two aboard to power the Giants past the Phils. Javery’s steady second-game effort helps the Braves split with the Dodgers. John Lanning and Maurice Van Roberts star as Pirates top Chicago and keep fifth place within reach. Bucky Walters earns his ninth victory as the Reds split with the Cardinals.
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Cardinals
Bobby Joratz
Wee Willie Enos
Ogden
Bill
Joe Egnatic
Pilots
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Washington
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Cleveland
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
St. Louis
Detroit
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Athletics
Jo-Jo Moore
Giants
Phils
Javery
Braves
Dodgers
John Lanning
Maurice van Roberts
Pirates
Chicago
Bucky Walters
Reds
Baseball scores from Sunday doubleheader results
Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 6 to 4 with Pittsburgh 8 to 3 over Chicago. Brooklyn won 5 to 2 while Boston lost 2 to 6 in the second seven inning game. New York led Philadelphia 10 to 7 in the opener but the second game was postponed by rain.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Idaho Falls Wins Northwest Rifle Team Championship
Idaho Falls small-bore rifle team captured the team championship at Anaconda Gun Club in Montana. They scored 1,577 points to top Spokane 1,572 and Kellogg 1,570 as I. Anderson of Idaho Falls won the grand aggregate with 1,667 points.
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Anaconda
Mont
Idaho Falls
Northwest
Anaconda Gun Club
Spokane
Wash
Kellogg
Idaho
I. Anderson
Brietz Sayings and Golf Tales from the Sports World
A collage of light sports notes: Hughie Fullerton shoes to fill, Brooks’ plan to unload Blimp Phelps by the pound, Patty Berg’s golfing travels across 28 states and beyond, and hot summer league quirks in Flint. Also mentions Feller yarns, Boston fans, a free haircut barber story, Gehrig memorial ticket ideas, Venske’s 42 minute golf stroll, Polly Ann Riley the Par gal, and Oklahoma football enlistments.
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New York
Hughie Fullerton
Brooks
Phelps
Patty Berg
District of Columbia
Mexico
Flint
Mich
Bob Feller
van Meter
Iowa
Hollis
L. I
Red Barber
Dodgers
Henry Cabo
Mobile
Ala
United Service Organization
Gen Venske
Miler
Reading
Fort Worth
Polly Ann Riley
Baseball Standings Amid Busy League Schedule
American Association Indianapolis 5-5 Toledo 4-2 Columbus 6-3 Louisville 4-4 Milwaukee 19-12 Minneapolis 12-5 St Paul 4-3 Kansas City 3-1 Pacific Coast League Portland 4-0 Los Angeles 1-2 Seattle 9-4 San Francisco 1-1 San Diego 10-3 Oakland 6-2 Hollywood 9-2 Sacramento 8-0.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Milw’kee
Minnapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Williams Maintains Lead In Batting Pace Across A L
In Chicago on June 30 Ted Williams continues to top the American League hitting charts needing a .400 pace for a sustained lead. Roy Cullenbine climbs from ninth to third with a .360 average for the week, Jeff Heath rises to .377, while Williams holds a .411 mark. DiMaggio adds homers for 17, an 18th century of pace, and George Case shares steals with Joe Kuhel at nine. Dom DiMaggio and Ken Keltner drive pace stats in doubles and triples, Charley Keller leads RBIs with 60, Bob Feller wins 16. New York tops team double plays with 86.
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Chicago
Ted Williams
Boston
Joe DiMaggio
Cleveland
Jeff Heath
Roy Cullenbine
St. Louis
Cullenbine
Heath
Williams
George Case
Washington
Joe Kuhel
Dom DiMaggio
Ken Keltner
Charley Keller
New York
Bob Feller
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
American batting leaders include Williams Boston .404 Heath Cleveland .377. runs led by DiMaggio New York 66 with Williams 65. RBIs Keller New York 66, DiMaggio 60. Heath 98 hits, DiMaggio 96. DiMaggio 24 doubles. Kellner 10 triples. home runs DiMaggio 17, Keller and Johnson 16. Stolen bases Kuhel 10, Case 9. Pitching Keller 16 3 for Cleveland and Benton Ryba 5-1. National leaders show Mize .360, Slaughter 90 hits, Ott 18 HR, Riddle 7-0.
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Williams
Boston
Heath
Cleveland
DiMaggio
New York
Keller
Boudreau
Kellner
Travis
Washington
Johnson
Philadelphia
Kuhel
Chicago
Case
Benton
Detroit
Ryba
Mize
St. Louis
Reiser
Brooklyn
Moore
Hack
Nicholson
Ott
Camilli
Slaughter
Dallessandro
Early American League Scores Show Mixed Results
Detroit beat St. Louis 3 to 1 while Boston routed Philadelphia 13 to 2. New York won 9 to 7, Washington lost 4 to 5, Chicago triumphed 9 to 3, and Cleveland fell 3 to 9 in a busy league slate.
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Philadelphia
Washington
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NEW York
St. Louis
Brooklyn Coweosesas
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston Caeeeeters
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Detroit
Boston
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