Carnera Baer Title Bout May Be Set for Next June
Heavyweight champion Primo Carnera arrivals in New York and challenger Max Baer poised for a June title confrontation. Carnera has signed with Madison Square Garden for a defense when arranged, facing legal issues including bankruptcy. Baer eyes a Garden bout after January appearances, with constraints on defending the title if he wins.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Primo Carnera
Italy
Max Baer
California
Carnera
Paulino Uzcudun
Rome
Madison Square Garden
Baer
Jack Dempsey
the Garden
Garden
The
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Junior firsts lead series in high school tournament
Local high school class series concludes third bracket with Junior firsts Junior thirds and Senior firsts winning three games The Junior firsts beat Sophomore firsts 15 14 in a fast clean game Also Senior firsts routed Sophomore thirds 37 14 Upset sees Junior thirds top Sophomore seconds 21 12 Four teams remain Senior I Junior I Sophomore I Junior III after yesterday's action
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Fellis
Isham
Thurston
Hadley Jensen
Roach
Delate
Atkinson Ahlstrom
Banyard Cooper
Sophs
Rush
Robbins
Sessions
Soph. III
Olsen
Gibson
Clark
Stanley Keating
Hronek
Lowman Rudhti
Thurston Weaver
Eckersley
Hawkins
Unior
King
Western Williams
Siler
Skidmore
Blackmer Dudanake
Harris
Dillon
RASSLING: Londos, Sherry, and Lew is in match notes
The report lists wrestling results from several cities. Jim Londos of St. Louis threw Cliff Olson of Minnesota in 53 08. Ed Strangler Lewis of Chicago defeated Wladek Zbyszko of Poland in 34 30. Ed Don George of Rochester defeated George Zarynoff in two falls. Dick Raines of Dallas threw Paul Boesch in 5:00. George Keverly of Des Moines defeated Ed Willing.
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New York
Jim Londos
St. Louis
Cliff Olson
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Jack Sherry
Chicago
Charley
Spring Valley
N. Y
Newark
N. J
Strangler” Lewis
Wladek Zbyszko
Poland
Rochester
Don George
George Zarynoff
Russia
Harrisburg
Dick Raines
Dallas
Tex
Paul Boesch
Des Moines
George Keverly
Los Angeles
Ed Willing
San Diego
Cal
Redskin hopes rise for Pocatello football next season
The Pocatello high school Redskin grid squad, led by Coach Walt Price, expects a bigger and faster team next season. Five lettermen return, including Gene Cooper Theron Ahlstrom Don Banyard and George Harris, plus strong substitutes. This season the team scored 137 points to 66 for opponents as nine players reached the scoring total.
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Pocatello High School
Redskin
Walt Price
Gene Cooper
Ball Toter
Theron Ahlstrom
Don Banyard
George Harris
George Young
Cub
Price
Bill Blackmer
Nick Fellis
Mike Gates
Jack Sessions
Bob Mayne
John Carron
Gaetana Gianchetta
Don French
Guy Hansen
Steele Garrett
Deaths from football decline in 1933 survey
A 1933 AP survey shows 26 football related deaths directly attributed to the game, down from 38 in 1932 and 50 in 1931. High school players accounted for 16 fatalities and sandlot games for 13. no college players died from injuries in supervised play, with two freshmen listed among traced cases.
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New York
Associated Press
Boxing Results From Last Night In Several Cities
Johnnie Kasper defeated Frankie Petrolle on points in Glenn Falls New York Freddie Miller beat Paul Dazzo on points in Chicago Frankie Battaglia stopped Billy Edwards in Reno in the second round.
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Associated Press
Glenn Falls
N. Y
Johnnie Kasper
Burlington
Frankie Petrolle
Schenectady
Chicago
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Paul Dazzo
Reno
Frankie Battaglia
Canada
Billy Edwards
Louisville
Mountain Lions Rout Bobcats in Elks Alleys Tournament
The Mountain Lions defeated the Bobcats 2594 to 2250 in a bowling at Bowing Blackfoot. Scorers for the Mountain Lions were Arvene Boyle 565 F J Cowen 493 James Christensen 527 Henry Shield 490 Roy Dekay 529. For the Bobcats Frank Hooper 445 Harrison Isen 365 C C Harris 443 Herb Falk 483 O J Halberg 514.
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Herb Falk
O. J. Halberg
Girls Will Start Cage Practices in Pocatello
Girls basketball groups from the Pocatello Tent and Awning and Pocatello Amazon clubs begin joint practice at Irving gymnasium Friday at 7 o clock. Coach Ruas Graves will oversee tryouts with veterans Irene Chaffee Pearl Corbridge Jean Evans Alberta Graves Mildred Grossman Ruth Traughber Mary Thomas back in uniform and new players Lola Katsilometes Ruth Schwartz Helen Young Margaret Willicke Gertrude Jollineau Emily Vaughn among others joining the strongest schedule in years.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Amazon Club
Irving Gymnasium
Ruas Graves
Irene Chaffee
Pearl Corbridge
Jean Evans
Alberta Graves
Mildred Grossman
Ruth Traughber
Mary Thomas
Lola Katsilometes
Ruth Schwartz
Helen Young
Margaret Willicke
Gertrude Jollineau
Emily Vaughn
Vandals Seek Size In 1933 34 Idaho Roster
University of Idaho basketball snapshot shows six lettermen tall plans for a Christmas vacation barnstorming tour. Coach Rich Fox struggles to replace graduates Hurley Lacy Thompson Barrett Wicks and Nelson. Only Grenier Parks Herman Shurtliff Warner are proven six footers with Geraghay under five eight.
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University OF Idaho
Moscow
Idaho
Rich Fox
Hurley
Lacy
Thompson
Barrett
Wicks
Nelson
Howard Grenier
Hammett
Kenneth Fparks
Culdesac
Horton Herman
Spokane
Wesley Shurtliff
Pocatello
Victor Warner
Boise
Cyril Geraghay
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad From 1981
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for sluggish liver bile flow. It warns against laxatives and mineral waters and touts an easy pill solution costing 26 cents. The copy targets digestive discomfort, bad breath, blemishes, and bloating with a specific product name and price.
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M. Ca
Hubbell Takes National Loop Hurling Honor
Carl Hubbell led the New York Giants in the National League earned run average with 1.66 over 309 innings and 23 wins. Hal Schumacher followed with 2.15, while Cubs rivals Lon Warneke 2.01 and Charley Root 2.60 also ranked high. Dizzy Dean tied for league strikeout honors with 199 and led in complete games with 26.
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New York
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Hubbell
Hub
Lyle Tinning
Chicago
Ben Cantwell
Boston
Jerome
Dizzy” Dean
St. Louis
New York Southpaw
Christy Mathewson
Nap
Rucker
Frank Hahn
Dizzy
Warneke
Johnson Named Portneuf Master at Masonic Lodge
Portneuf lodge 18, A. F. and A. M. elected the 1933-34 staff and welcomed S. Irven Roberson of Jerome, grand master of Idaho. George W. Johnson named worshipful master for the year. others include William E. Smith, Floyd A. Perkins, Harry P. Jacobsen, and C. D. Clay as secretary. William Wallin re elected to the board for the 33rd consecutive year.
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Portneuf Lodge
S. Irven Roberson
Jerome
Masons of Idaho
George W. Johnson
William E. Smith
Floyd A. Perkins
Harry P. Jacobsen
C. D. Clay
William Wallin
Local Names List Appears in Record
Among readable lines are the names D. O. Bellamy Finis Bent ley F G Caldwell Roy Wade Enos T Lillibridge and George W Johnson indicating individuals named in a historical record or notice.
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D. O. Bellamy
Finis Bentley
F. G. Caldwell
Roy Wade
Enos T. Lillibridge
George W. Johnson
Jessie Wier and Charles Chad burn wed at Wier home
Jessie Wier and Charles Chad burn were married Friday at I A Wier home by Bishop W O Ralphs. The senior play is set for December 8 at Brick hall with a cast including Lon Hacker Berwin Taylor Hazel Perry Lucy Hacker and others.
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Rockland
Jessie Wier
Charles Chadburn
I. A. Wier
W. O. Ralphs
Brick Hall
Lon Hacker
Berwin Taylor
Ghost Woman
Hazel Perry
Lucy Hacker
Andreae Darling
Joyce Wingate
Grace May
Florabell Wingate
Alice Ralphs
Bedilia
Edith Taylor
Ralph Channing
Harrell Thorne
Terry Tanner
Richard May
Willie Worgle
Kenneth Jacobs
Blackie Simms
Wilbur Adams
Farone
Honoras Ralphs
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Colds and Coughs
A drugstore advertisement touts Creomulsion as powerful yet harmless medicine for lingering colds and coughs. It claims fast relief without narcotics and offers an on‑the‑spot money refund if the cough or cold isn’t relieved.
Spooky Tavern Opens Under Hurd and Grey Direction
Production titled Spooky Tavern directed by Elloilse Hurd and Gladys Grey debuts with a staged run announced by the producing company.
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Elloilse Hurd and
Gladys Grey
General Tire resumes preferred stock dividends
General Tire and Rubber company declares a quarterly dividend of 1.50 on its preferred stock payable December 30 to holders of record December 20. This marks the first payment since March 31, 1932.
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New York
General Tire & Rubber Company
Emerald Oil home treatment promises quick leg relief
A newspaper advertisement promotes Emerald Oil as a noninvasive cure for varicose veins and leg ulcers. It claims immediate relief without rest or operations, promising healing of sores, reduced swelling, and improved circulation, with a money back guarantee.
Bladder Laxative advertised for bladder relief
An adclaims Bladder Laxative cleanses the bladder like castor oil cleanses the bowels. It promises relief from nightly urination, frequent urges, burning, leg pains and backache. A 25 cent box is sold by Whittlesey and Witherspoon Drug Co. If not relieved after four days, money back.
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Whittlesey
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Pocatello High
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Idaho Coal & Ice CO
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South First Ave
Giant Star
Schumacher
Johnson
Portneuf
Penney’s
Lockheed- Sirius
Penney's
Sys
Axminster
Witherapoona Drug Co
Adv
Penney’s Toyland
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