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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1925

Page

7

Trap Shooters Open New Year at Poportelle Club Meet

The Popetelle Trap Shooting Association held an informal New Year shoot amid cold, clear conditions. Ben Bean led with high gun scoring 24 out of 25, with Reeves Sumner Bodenbender and others posting solid marks as four squads attended. Plans for a club house and shelter are being discussed by President Sumner and Secretary Stratford.

Popetelle Trip Shooting Association Reeves Sumner Nevins Bean Stratford Ben Bean Mies Dea Ee Es Stip Vee William Jess Sine Ag Ae Stockwell Seuten Oneas Mparson Bodenbender Sas Glee Stewardson Townend Reeves Ll

Cornell Opens 1925 Season With Penn Clash In Philadelphia

Cornell, 1923–24 champions, start 1925 by meeting Penn in Philadelphia while Dartmouth faces Columbia at Hanover and Princeton leads the early standings with wins. Yale struggles, Col umbia and Kansas? wait, two games each. Millrose mile marks season’s elite middle distance field including Nurmi Masters Connolly Hahn Cavanaudi Watson. Eddie Martin may face Bantamweight review. Doug Fairbanks sends Doug game to Syracuse for trial resembling tennis with tufted corks.

Cornell Pennsylvania Philadelphia Dartmouth Columbia Hanover Millrose AA Ageni Square Garden Paavo Nurmi Flying Finn George Masters Jimmy Connolly Lloyd Hahn Tom Cavanaudi Ray Watson Nurmi Douglas Fairbanks Doug Syracuse University Orange University Southern California

Racing and billiards schedule spans cities and titles

The calendar lists meetings for racing clubs in New Orleans Cuba Havana and Tia Juana plus billiards championships in New York Maryland Baltimore Fargo and boxing matches in Philadelphia Youngstown and Miami with 10 round bouts featuring Cannonball Martin Garcias McHugh Bibbling Reed.

Business Men 'S Racing Association New Orleans Cuba-American Jockey Club Havana Tia Juana Young Bibbling Wild Bill”? Reed Miami Fla

Radiolite Service Delivers Battery Free Living

Mr. Metzler of 851 N Arthur is among over 200 auto owners enjoying freedom from battery loss after using Radiolite Service. The firm promotes Radiolite as the only battery solution passing tests for a U S Government patent and claims it enables brighter lights and easier starting without a new battery.

U. S Metzler N. Arthur Les Pocatello

Fifty Years of Baseball by John B Foster

John B Foster surveys Adrian C Anson as a star player and manager shaping the National League. Anson led Chicago to five pennants and clashed with rivals over game strategy and the rise of Baltimore baseball. The piece notes his fierce pride, managerial impact, and the era’s evolving leagues.

John B. Foster Pecatello Tribune Consolidated Press Adrian C. Anson Toe Anson Chicago Frank Selee Ned Hanlon McGraw Bostons John Morrrill Morrill Providence Kell Clarkson Williamson Pfeffer Tom Burns Cap New York Boston Anse Baltimore Hanlon American Association National O National League Cubs

Chicago Cats Sign Mel Kerr From Saskatoon

The Chicago Cats signed Mel Kerr of Saskatoon who is an all around athlete. Kerr is a track man tennis player basketball star swimmer diver and has skipped golf. In baseball he plays outfield or first base.

Chicago Cats Mel Kerr Saskatoon Sask Kerr

Special Eagles Meeting Set For Monday Night

A special Eagles gathering is scheduled for Monday night and all fencing members must attend.

Bowling Alley Opens Tuesday in Pocatello

The Columbia bowling alley on North Arthur in Columbia hall opens Tuesday at noon with four top alleys. A Fire department vs Tribune teams contest marks the debut and a city bowling league is planned with teams to notify the Tribune sports editor.

Columbia Columbia Hall North Arthur Pocatello Intermountain Soes Fire Department Tribune Uteilo Idaho State Journal W. &. Williams Columbia Alley Idaho Falls Blackfoot Salt Lake

Walker to tour West as boxing promoter eyes on Pacific coast

New York reports Mickey Walker plans a tour aiming for a string of knockouts as he seeks big money bouts on the California coast. Promoters face licensing limits with Tom McCary’s arena plans stalled while Jack Doyle and Tommy Simpson secure licenses for four round bouts. Newark defeats Walker in knockout tests hint at limited power against sharper foes.

Fair Play New York Mickey Walker East California Pacific Walker California Commission Tom McCary Tom Los Angeles Jack Doyle Oakland Tommy Simpson Emer Rerith Newark George Ward Dave Phil Krug Jack Malone Shade Mike Mc Dempsey

Notice to parties indebted to the House of North

Parties knowing Le aes to be indebted to the House of North will lease call at The Turner Agency 36 St Arthur and make prompt settlement Bring your statement with a BOHLSCHEID Assignee and to 14 inc

le Aes House of North Turner St. Arthur Bohlscheid

Question Box Sports Q and A from The Pocatello Tribune

The column answers readers questions on sports rules and scenarios. It clarifies a war wound for Gene Tunney and explains a force play in a first base rundown. It also states the 1925 British amateur golf championship occurs May 25 at Royal North Devon in Westward Ho.

John B. Foster Lawrence Perry The Pocatello Tribune World Building New York Royal North Devon Club Westward Ho

Fine horses lost in fire at Broadmoor stock farm

Ten fine show horses owned by Harry Gorham were killed when a fire destroyed the barn at Broadmoor stock farm in Morris Illinois yesterday. Among the barn’s losses was Dick Muldoon the champion Shetland saddle pony. The animals were to be shown in Denver and later on the Pacific coast with an estimated loss of about 75000 dollars.

Morris, Ll Harry Gorham Broadmoor Dick Muldoon Denver Pacific Coast

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