Bonneville County Sportsmen Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Bonneville County Sportsmen association elected officers with Jesse Nielson as president, Dr. D. L. Blevins as vice president, Wand W. J. Garveon as secretary treasurer, and named five directors. They continued last year’s policies including magpie bounties and approved $100 for that purpose. The group prepared for the Kraft fish hatchery sale, with funds raised for the first payment and sale to occur in days.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Bonneville County Sportsmen's Association
Jesse Nielson
D. L. Blevins
Wand W. J. Garveon
O. ©. Chaplin
Clarence Churchill
C. G. Rice
Neal Sage
Ray McEntire
Kraft Fish Hatchery
McTigue Ready as Walker Threatens Lightweight Title Shot
New York fighter Mike McTigue, world light heavyweight champ, trains in the Jersey hills ahead of a Newark armory bout with Mickey Walker. Confidence and caution mix as McTigue hints at a defensive plan while Walker seeks to dethrone him, with potential challengers like Tunney and Gibbons looming if Walker prevails.
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New York
Mike McTigue
Jersey Hills
Mickey Walker
Mabie
Newark
Mike
Hue
Michael
Mickey Somethi
Aise
Avoirdupois
Walker
McTigue
Mickey
Gene Tunney
Tommy Gibbons
Alker
Sports Question Box Readers Ask About Baseball and Boxing
The Pocatello Tribune invites questions on baseball boxing football and other sports. Send inquiries to John B K Foster Lawrence Perry or Vair Play at 814 World Building New York with a stamped self addressed envelope for a personal reply. otherwise questions appear in this column.
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Vair Play
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Pocatello Tribune
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New York
Harvard Yale letter rules and out of turn batting Q and A
The text explains that Harvard letters were sometimes awarded for merit when playing Yale, but generally letters went to those who played against Yale. It details batters No 7 and No 6, out of turn issues, and how a three base hit is not credited if a runner fails to touch a base.
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St Josephs to Play Episcopalian Team in Sun School League
Coach Ralph Felsted schedules a Friday 9 pm matchup at the Y M C A gym between St Joseph school Geciketeers and the Epican intermediate team. Episcopalians lead the league with eight wins and one loss as St Josephs prepares for its 1925 season debut.
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St. Joseph School ‘Geciketeers
Episan
Episcopalians
St. Joseph’s
Lava
Blackfoot
Aberdeen
Fie Gz Academy
Firth High
Idaho Coach Attends New Years Rose Bowl Game
Idaho Falls Jan 7 Joe Maddock former Idaho Falls football coach now with the University of Oregon returned from Pasadena where he attended the New Year day game between Notre Dame and Stanford. Maddock noted Stanford had the stronger team but Notre Dame outclassed the Cardinal. He also attended a meeting of football coaches in the United States.
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Idaho Falls
Joe Maddock
University of Oregon
Pasadena
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Notre Dame
Stanford
Pooring
Maddock
Pasadena Rose
Kelly Faces Baseball Suspension Taint From OConnell Basketball Tie
The article examines whether Giants star George Kelly could be suspended by Commissioner Landis for playing basketball in California with Jimmy OConnell, tied to the Phillies bribery scandal. It notes coast officials would enforce OConnell’s suspension, while baseball may bar Kelly if both men appear in the same club game. The issue hinges on club association with a disgraced player and possible automatic ineligibility if both men play together.
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New York
George Kelly
Giants
Landis
Pacific Coast
Jimmy O'Connell
Philly
Kelly
O'Connell
Land
Phillies
California
Keily
John A. Heydler
National League
Methodist volleyball team dominates Episcopalian squad
Five straight wins for the Methodists on the Y court as they trounced the Episcopalians 15-8 15-11 15-5 15-7 15-3. Lineups included Ewing Wheeler Newton Early Gliem Doran for the Methodists and Stoy Parks Norris for the Episcopalians. Reverend Ewing made a notable debut on the Pocatello court.
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Norris
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Stoy
Doran
Pocatello
Light Heavies Battle Tonight In Newark Armory
Mike McTigue the light heavyweight champion meets welterweight champ Mickey Walker in Newark. Despite weight classes, Walker is favored for speed and a predicted 153 pound limit. If Walker is KOed, his welterweight title remains due to weight appeal rules.
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New York
Mike McTigue
Siki
Georges Carpenter
Newark Armory
Mickey Walker
Walker
McTigue
New Jersey
End of Sportraits marks new era for Pocatello sports page
The Pocatello Tribune ends Sportraits with a farewell column praising national sports writers and announcing improved coverage by Tribune staff. It laments the brief run of Sportraits and predicts stronger, local sports reporting to continue.
Unexpected Tumble For Third Ward in Basketball Series
The Third ward L. D. 8 juniors fell 12 to 7 to the Fourth ward in a Tuesday Y M C A junior Sunday school league game. Bills Hall led Third ward with two field goals and three free throws. Cronin and Thomas powered the Fourth ward with two and three field goals plus a foul shot. McNichols, Ennis, and Hansen contributed on guards and center as the champs maintained lead. Christian Science, league leaders, faced Presbyteriana in a 4 o'clock game.
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Bills Hall
Cronin
Thomas
Intermeddiate League Basketball Games at YMCA Tonight
Tonight at 7 o clock the intermediate league schedule starts at the YMCA with First Ward L D and Pee facing an unspecified opponent. After the game the OBL will practice at 9, and Brackmer's Christian intermediates will practice at 10 in the same gym.
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Brackmer
Christian Intermediates
Indoor basketball field houses begin to reshape college athletics
The article notes basketball increasingly resembles football in college athletics, highlighting Tech in Atlanta building a large basketball facility near Grant Field. It discusses Big Ten and western plans for field houses, potential spectator demand at Wisconsin and Michigan, and the financial role of basketball in supporting football.
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Yost
Ann Arbor
Wisconsin
Eee
Camp Randall
Madison
Cobb poised to top Anson batting mark in 1925 season
Ty Cobb seeks to surpass Adrian Anson as the all time major league batting leader if he reaches the 300 plateau again in 1925. Anson had a 15 year string of .300 plus while Cobb would extend an unbroken streak with a 1925 campaign. The note also mentions Norwich University pole team touring the Midwest and East, Amateur Athletic Union plans, Evander McRae becoming Syracuse freshman coach, Paavo Nurmi’s race demeanor, and Ray Fee shifting to professional boxing.
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Associated Press
Ty Cobb
Adrian “Pop” Anson
Cobb
Anson
Evander G
Pete” McRae
Syracuse University
Orange Institution
Pittsburgh
Walter Camp
Homer Haze
Rutgers
Camp
RadioLite offers free battery recharging service
RadioLite doubles battery life and keeps you charged at all times with a generator. If the battery drains too low, recharge is free. The service includes free recharging during operation.
Racing and boxing events listed in today's sports calendar
The schedule includes meetings of the Business Men's Racing Association in New Orleans, the Cuba American Jockey Club in Havana, and the Tia Juana Jockey Club in Tia Juana. Boxing cards feature Mickey Walker vs Mike McTigue in Newark, Bob by Barrett vs Jack Rappaport in Newark, and Harry Martone vs Charley Arthur in New York.
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Business Men’s Racing Association
New Orleans
Cuba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Tia Juana
Fifty Years of Baseball by John B Foster
A retrospective on Pud Rusie, hailed as one of the NL’s great pitchers. From Indianapolis beginnings to Cleveland trials, his speed and unique curve dazzled crowds, though control wavered at times. His rise featured Bancroft and Tebeau battles and a landmark “diamond in the rough” charge as the king of pitchers across the circuit.
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Clevelands
Frank Bancroft
Pat Tebeau
Bancroft
Banny
Pat
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