Boxing Titles Besting Pretty
New York boxing scene shows champions delaying defenses as season waits for outdoor venues. Walker and McTigue ready for Newark bout, while Kaplan plans Pacific coast bouts under 12 round rule. Dempsey eyeing summer New York fight in a Long Island City stadium. Leonard remains active with no immediate plans.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Mike McTigue
Newark
N. J
McTigue
Walker
New Jersey
Kid Kaplan
Meriden
Eddie
Cannonball’’ Martin
Brooklyn
Jack Dempsey
Long Island City
Benny Leonard
Episcopalian Team Wins Big Conference Game
The Episcopalian team, despite injuries to Jack Trimming Garner and Albert Trimming at home, defeated the Congregation 14 to 9 before a crowded YMCA crowd.
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Jack Trimming
Garner
Albert Trimming
Episcopalians Beat Congregationals For Top Standings
The Episcopalians defeated the Congregationals 16 to 9 to claim the top position in the percentage column as Methodists and Congregationals fight for second. Burns led Christian Science with eight points in a 41 to 1 junior league win at the Y. Regular inter-church games and volleyball are scheduled tonight at the Y.
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Rr Horrocks
L. Dean
W Dean
J. Chandler
Smith
Bob Jackson
Episcopalians
Conagin
Methodists
Congregationals
L. D
Zoe Een Willer
Tour
Science
Christian Science
The
Burns
Science Center
Turner
R.howard
Ketchell and Shepard Battle to Six Round Draw
Salt Lake City fight results show middleweights G W Ketchell and Ed Shepard fighting a stubborn six rounds to a draw in the feature. Barrie, a local boxer, knocked out Willie Lollis in the fifth round of their six round bout.
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Salt Lake City
Jan
Wes Ketchell
Ed Shepard
Bus Barrie
Willie Lollis
Salt Lake
Dempsey to Fight in New York Next Summer
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will fight in New York next summer. Dan McKetterick, matchmaker in Long Island City, says he is the champion’s eastern manager and announced the arrangement. Reports of signed bouts with Harry Wills or Tommy Gibons are unfounded, per Kearns.
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Jack
New York
Jack Dempsey
Dan McKetterick
Henderson Crater
Long Island City
Harry Wills
Tommy Gibons
Kearns
Dan McKettrick
Meyers Wins Bout in Chicago Pro Wrestling Card
Johnny Meyers former middleweight wrestling champion won two out of three falls over Bobby Dylund of Minneapolis. Meyers took the first fall in 31 41, Dylund won the second in 21 59, Meyers captured the decisive fall to clinch victory in Chicago.
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Meyers
Chicago
Johnny Meyers
Bobby Dylund
Minneapolis
Dylund
Mt BN
Rabbi as chaplain in California assembly sparks historic first
Oakland Calif Jan AP election of Dr Rudioph Coffee rabbi of Temple Sinai Oakland and chaplain of the California assembly reportedly marks the first time a rabbi of a Jewish church is chosen as chaplain of a state legislature. Coffee came to Oakland from Pittsburgh and previously served in Toledo and Chicago.
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Calif
Jan
Rudioph
Coffee
Temple Sinai
California Assembly
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Chicago
Fifty Years of Baseball by John B Foster
John B Foster profiles Chari Radbourne, the iron man pitcher who dominated 1880s baseball with underhand delivery, perfect control, and strategic insight. The Providence star won the 1884 championship and endured immense arm sacrifice for his team, finishing with Boston and Cincinnati.
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John B Foster
Charles Radiourne
John B. Foster
The
Pocatello Tribune
Consolidated Press Association
Chari Radbourne
Iron Man
McGinnity
Mathewson
Radbourne
Spalding
Providence
Boston
Cinccinnati
Foster
Amos Rusic
Yale stars miss on All American eleven in 1924
Walter Camp notes Yale, despite an undefeated season and co leaders in the East, did not place on the 1924 All American first eleven. He credits Tad Jones and staff for building a cohesive unit through stress, overcoming losses like Mallory Milstead Stevens and Richeson, and surviving close calls with Georgia Dartmouth and West Point.
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Walter Camp
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Yale
Tad Jones
Georgia
Dartmouth
West Point
Mallory
Milsteady
Stevens
Richeson
Kaplan Aims California Tour After Featherweight Crown
New York reports Kid Kaplan plans fighting in California after a Canada trip to train in winter sports. Babe Herman, fresh from bouts with Danny Kramer and Billy Defoe, emerges as a top challenger as Kaplan navigates questions of who truly holds the title.
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Fair Play
Pocatello Tribune
New York
California
Kid Kaplan
Canada
Montreal
Kaplan
Babe Herman
Connecticut
Danny Kramer
Herman
Billy Defoe
Kramer
Dundee
Sports Question Box Readers Seek Rules and Play Clarifications
Readers are invited to send questions on baseball football boxing or other sports to The Pocatello Tribune correspondents in New York for answers. Include a stamped self addressed envelope for a personal reply. otherwise questions appear in the column.
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John B. Foster
Lawrence Perry
Pocatello Tribune
World Building
New York
Seerranne Perry
The
Amateur Sports Q and A from Pocatello Tribune Letter Column
Readers ask about boxing and baseball figures in this syndicated column. Answers discuss Tommy Gibbons vs Paul Berlenbach, punchers, Dempsey prospects, Leonard’s reign since 1917, Landis tenure as baseball commissioner for seven years, and Red Cap Wilson’s Italian nationality.
Racing and boxing card from New Orleans Havara Tia Juana and New York
Racing meetings of the Business Mes Racing association in New Orleans the Cubs American Jockey club in Havara and the Tia Juana Jockey club in Tia Juana. A Finnish American A C annual games in New York. Maxie Rosenbloom fights Joe Silvan in New York in a 12 round boxing match.
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Racing Association
New Orleans
Cubs-American Jockey Club
Havara
Tia Juana
Montana Wins Season Opener in Close 25 24 Victory
Montana University opened its basketball season with a hard fought 25 to 24 win over the Northeast Dakets. The Aggies rallied but fell one point short of tying the score.
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Montana
Missouli
Mont
Montana University
Nero Daketsses
Aggies
Four Horsemen Suffer Nervous Breakdown On Coach Train
In San Francisco Jim Crowley of Notre Dame collapsed from overstrain and is hospitalized after a train trip from Pasadena where Notre Dame beat Arizona 27 to 10. Teammate Harry Stuhldreher arrives with a broken leg but plans to travel with the squad.
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San Francisco
Dan
Jim Crowlevy
Notre Dame
St. Francis Hoapital
Tusadena
Cal
Indiana
Aiaard University
Crowley
Bonth Bend
Harry Stuhileher
Horsemen
Walter Camp
Flowers rises in boxing spotlight with downtown roots
Tiger Flowers scores a three round technical knockout over former middleweight champion Johnny Wilson in New York. He previously defeated Joe Lohrman in Brooklyn and Billy Britten in Boston. Columbia opens its eastern intercollegiate basketball schedule at Philadelphia against Peetvedts with Captain Wilson and Mannheim as the only veterans. Pete Donohue sets an MLB record as the season's first holdout. Tex Rickard brings four bantamweights to Madison Square Garden for a Friday bout. Nat Pincus faces Buddy Taylor and Jack Snyder meets Harold Smith. the matches aim to edge toward a contender for Eddie Martin's title after Abe Goldstein's Newark link.
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Associated Press
Tiger Flowers
Johnny Wilson
New York
Joe Lohrman
Toledo
Ohio
Brooklyn
Billy Britten
Kansas City
Boston
Columbia University
Philadelphia
Peet Vedts
Wilson
Mannheim
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Buddy Taylor
Harold Smith
Chicago
Nat Pincus
Jack Snyder
Pincus
Taylor
Snyder
Smith
Richard
Eddie
Cannonball) Martin
Abe Goldstein
Newark
Nurmi Opposed by Bible Student in World Run
Paavo Nurmi's main rival in the forthcoming Finnish American club mile is Ray Bukeer a Bible student. Bukeer and his brother Richard study theology and medicine and plan missionary work in Bolivia. Lidell of Edinburgh University a divinity student also intends missionary service after graduation. Ralph Spearow a pole vaulter and Olympic team member is a Methodist minister in Forest Grove Oregon. The passage notes several athletes aiming for missionary careers after college.
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Paavo Nurmi
Ray Bukeer
Richard
Bolivia
Baker
Wiie Lidell
Edinburgh University of Scotland
England
Ralph Spearow
Forest Grove
Oregon
Baker and Lidell
Parsons
Tremaine Outpoints Fasano In Bantam Bout
Cleveland bantamweight Carl Tremaine outpointed Frankie Fasano of New York in a 12 round match. Ralph Brooks defeated Andy Schmader by knockout in four rounds in Shreveport Louisiana.
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Youngstown
Carl Tremaine
Cleveland
Frankie Fasano
New York
Shreveport
Ralph Brooks
Hunnewell
Kans
Andy Schmader
Omaha
Notice of liability waiver by husband
Roy Huff declares he will not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife Katherine Huff on or after this date. The notice is signed by Roy Huff.
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Katherine Huff
Roy Huff
Veteran Polo Star Zbyazko Returns In Cage Match
Stanislaus Zbyazko a former world wrestling champion meets Allen Eustace of Wakefield Kansas in a finish match at the Coliseum on January 14 marking his return after nearly a year out. A A Stagg returns to lead Chicago indoor track after a Florida vacation. Jack Dempsey plans a New York title defense next summer per Dan McKettrick.
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Polo
Cage
Allen Eustace
Wakefield
Kansas
the Coliseum
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Orlando
Fla
Vandals Win Seven of Nine on Northwest Tour
University of Idaho basketball team went 7–2 during a barnstorming trip. Coach MacMillan’s squad beat Sandpoint twice, Coeur d Alene twice, Leavenworth All Stars twice, and Cheney Normal School, while losing to Spokane’s B A A and North Dakota Aggies. Team members listed include Pennell, Green, Miles, Nelson, Frickson, Stellman, Lamphere, Nedros, Fields.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
Northwest
MacMillan
Sandpoint
Coeur d’Alene Ellis
Leavenworth All Stars
Cheney Normal School
John Miles
Culdesac
Neal Nelson
Heyburn
Ralph Frickson
Pocatello
Elbert Stellman
Nez Perce
Harold Lamphere
Ful Nedros
Walter Fields
Caldwell
Nurmi Opens Indoor Run With High Stakes at Madison Square Garden
Paavo Nurmi, famed distance ace, launches his first indoor appearance in New York with the mile and 6,000 meter events at Madison Square Garden. He faces Joe Ray of Chicago and Jimmy Cowell in the mile, with Willie Kitela in the 6,000. The challenge is formidable as indoor racing tests his famed speed and endurance.
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New York
Jax
Paavo Nurmi
Parla
Adison Square Garden
American Athletic Club
Jole Ray
Chicago
Jimmy Cowelly
Willie Kitela
Weather report for Pocatello Idaho January 6 1924
U S Department of Agriculture weather bureau於 reports 24 hours ending 6 am. Highest yesterday 40 degrees, lowest today 47, mean 34. Normal 24. Precipitation since month start 0.12 inch, excess 0.04 inch. Sunset 5 11 pm, sunrise 8 01 am. R Terple meteorologist. Tribune want ads for results.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idano
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