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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1925

Page

10

Sunday Turkey Shoot Offers Regular and Novelty Events

The Lincoln club schedules a Sunday turkey shoot starting at 9 am with regular five man squads at five shots from the 16 yard line and a stationary target event. Novelty contests include the Follow the Leader and Secret Ballot formats with prizes up to 10 pound turkeys amid public and club member participation.

E. F E. Barlet Idaho Turkey Blue Rocks Barlet Reork Hanaicap Nevins Sumner Hinckley Wren Puller Thgp Edmondson Rork Orange Ea Ae Jacetess Eee

Boxing results from cities show multiple knockouts and decisions

In Klamath Falls Willie Keeler knocked out Sam McGreer in two rounds. Pittsburgh Nick Perlick beat Homer Smith in ten rounds. Billy Bortfield won by technical knockout over Clonie Tait in four rounds. Russell Whelan defeated Warry Kahn in eight. Jackie Conway outpointed Shuffle Callahan in eight. Iaroh White shaded Whil Ongo. John Meyers defeated Bobby Byland in straight falls.

Associated Press Klamath Falls Ore Willie Keeler Coeur d'Alene Idaho Sam McGreer Pittsburgh Nick Perlick Clairton Homer Smith Kalamazoo Milwaukee Billy Bortfield Clonie Tait Russell Whelan Chicago Warry Kahn Des Moines Jackie Conway St. Paul Shuffle Callahan Iaroh White Minneapolis John Meyers Bobby Byland

Kaplan Herman title bout at Madison Square Garden looms

New York reports say Kid Kaplan and Babe Herman have met eight times with each bout lively and disputed. The upcoming featherweight title clash at Madison Square Garden is seen as a test of Kaplan limits and strength, while Herman’s boxing skill is highlighted.

Coprwright Pocatello Tribune New York Kid Kaplan Babe Herman New Madisonquare Garden Waterbury Herman Kaplan Danny Kramer Kramer Babe

Debs to Edit New American Appeal Weekly

Eugene Debs will edit a new weekly socialist newspaper titled American Appeal. The first issue is set for January 1, with Debs moving from Terre Haute Indiana to Chicago to assume duties.

Chicago Euugene Debs American Appeal Debs Terre Haute Ind

Life Story of the Bush Leagues First Birthday Chronicle

Special correspondent recalls the National Association of minor leagues celebrating its first year in 1902 with expansion across circuits and enduring talent flow to the majors. It lists early ineligibles like Nick Altrock Harry Pennis Claude Elliott Roy Evans and Elmer Stricklett among others and notes the association’s role in player protection and growth.

John 8. Foster The Pocatello Tribune Consolidated Preas Association National Association New York Pioneers Farrell Abraham Lincoln Majors Judge Kavanaugh Pacific Northwest Cotton States Texas Iowa South Dakota North Carolina Nick Altrock Nick Toronto Chicago Sox Harry Pennis Cleveland Claude Elliott Roy Evans Homer Smoot Lee Tannehill Colorado Springs Foster

Morgan Declares Seattle Ties After World Title Win

Ted Morgan, the world junior lightweight champion, claims Seattle as his home city after defeating Mike Ballerino in Los Angeles. Born near Squima Washington, he first fought in Concrete and Eureka, California, and has now logged 81 fights before securing the title at age a little over 21.

San Francisco Ted Morgan Los Angeles Mike Ballerino Clorgan Uestion Seattle Wash Squima Centralia Washington Morgan Concrete Eureka Calif

Benefit Game Lineup Named for Shriners Hospital Show

San Francisco December 18 AP The western team to meet an all eastern eleven December 26 in a benefit game for the Shriners hospital is announced by C D Woods chairman of selections. The lineup features former college stars on mythical all American teams with ends Muller California Vessar Idaho Hickey Washington State College Brown Olympic club Avery Olympic club Tackles Lovey Oregon Agricultural College.

San Francisco Shriners’ Crippled Children's Hospital C. D. Woods Muller California Vessar Idaho Hickey Washington State College Brown Olympic Club Avery Lovey Oregon Agricul

Cigar Sales Boom On Repulse Ship Canteen

During the Prince of Wales voyage on the Repulse more than 1.3 million cigarett es were sold in the ship canteen, reflecting high demand among passengers and crew.

Repulse

Racing circuit loses two cities in 1926 lineup

Cleveland December report says Columbus and Aurora Illinois drop from the Grand Circuit for 1926. Remaining eight cities including North Randall Toledo Kalamazoo Syracuse Indianapolis Milwaukee Lexington and Atlanta pledge to stay. Schedule talks January 4 and 5 aim to fill weeks and allocate dates.

Cleveland Columbus Aurora Ill W. H. Kinnan North Randall Ed. Tipton Lexington W. F. Stahler Toledo Kinnan Kalamazoo Syracuse Indianapolis Milwaukee Atlanta

Dance Christmas Night at Dance Palace by Mrs Ian Sisters

Dancing party announced for Friday the 18th by the M I A. First Ward at Ward Amusement Hall offers good music and invites members.

Dance Palace R. Ian Sisters M. I. A. First Ward Ward Amusement Hall

Babe Ruth Charts Winter Workouts and Return Plans

New York report says Babe Ruth weighing 225 pounds will train indoors and prepare for the season. He boxed and played handball in a New York gym, but the Yankees oppose his use of Hot Springs baths and green golf links, citing cost. Ruth aims to regain health and power for the coming campaign in Florida.

New York Babe Ruth Ruth New York Yankees Arkansas Yankee Florida

Stanford Captain Joins Pro Team in Jacksonville Debut

Stanford football captain Ernie Nevers and 1924 skipper Jim Lawson signed pro contracts after $2 660 was deposited in Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville Fla. Nevers heads to Florida with Lawson to join a southern pro squad for a January 2 game in Jacksonville.

San Francisco Atlantic National Bank Jackaonglis Fla Ernie Nevers Stanford Jim Lawson Nevers Jacksonville

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