Senators Bring in Veterans for 1925 Season Lineup
Washington on the eve of spring training plans to open with a veteran heavy lineup. Clark Griffith and Stanley Harris group include Johnson, MoGridge, Zachary, Ruether, Gregg, Marverry, Ogden and McNamara among others. The Nationals seek stronger infield and outfield depth plus a sturdy pitching staff to counter rival clubs.
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Eating Reform and Salts for Indigestion Relief
A noted authority explains that stomach fermentation from excess hydrochloric acid causes indigestion. It recommends four ounces of rad Salts daily in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity, relieve gas, and promote digestion. Jad Salts, affordable and made from grape and lemon acid with lithia and sodium phosphate, is touted as helpful.
Local visitor seeks wrestling bout for Montana champion
Elwood House a light heavyweight from Outlook Montana and Montana title claimant visits Pocatello with manager Ed Wunderlich seeking a match with Ira Dern of Salt Lake and later Mike Yokel of Portland. Wunderlich urges local meat men to contact B A Johnson at 84 W to arrange a bout for House who has defeated Joe Carr and Clarence Becklund and is eager to challenge top contenders.
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Canadian heavyweight Jack Renault to fight Joe Stoessel in New York
Jack Renault will meet Joe Stoessel in a ten round bout in New York. Ed Heck Garvey a former Notre Dame tackle faces Dan Bright for six rounds on Tuesday. Indoor national championships set for March 28 at Sev enth Regiment armory with a new trophy to be offered. Vincent Richards will play in Florida tournaments through that period.
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Clearance Sale at Po catello Furniture Co
The Po catello Furniture Co announces a storewide clearance with every article reduced in price. Shoppers are urged to browse the selection for discounted furniture and home goods.
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MAT ARTISTS BUSY AT TECH
Idaho Tech wrestling gains momentum as Kenne serves as captain and Hutchinson coaches the basketball squad. Arthur Chester aids in coaching with several new candidates training hard for bantamweight and welterweight spots. No dates set yet for meets but two with Camiel seem likely and past Caldwell matches set high expectations.
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Y M C A Basketball Match Sizing Up League Fight
Tonight at the Y gymnasium the Intermediate inter Sunday school standings hinge on a Methodist versus Congregational clash. Each side has six wins and two losses, tying for second while leaders the Episcopalians sit atop the league. The opener saw Congregationals beat Congregationalists thirteen to nine, and this is their only meeting before season end.
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Knights of Columbus Challenge Tribune Bowlers in Nearby Match
Pocatello Council No. 892 Knights of Columbus has challenged The Tribune bowlers to a pin match soon. Knights boast of their training and vow, while Tribune manager Fulton will fit in a game if needed. The Tribesmen remain confident as boxing championships and other sports are listed in the page.
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Today's Sports Calendar Briefs From Circuits and Clubs
Racing meetings include the Business Men's Racing Association in New Orleans and the Miami and Cuba- American jockey clubs in Miami Havana and Tia Juana. Golf features the Annual Midwinter tournament in Miami and the Pinehurst mid January event. Billiards offers Hoppe vs Cannefax in St York and the National Class B championship in Brooklyn. Squash Tennis hosts the First national veterans' championship in New York. Curling opens Northwestern Association bonspiel in Duluth. Bowling holds Iowa State championship in Cedar Rapids. A Pekingese show comes to New York.
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St Josephs Opens Season Against McCammon
St Josephs basketball team heads to McCammon for the season opener Wednesday. McCammon fields a strong last year’s squad and St Josephs has shown little so far this season. Coach Pelsted emphasizes discipline as a new system slow progress but improvements are hoped.
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Shop team triumphs in Idaho Falls contest
Elmer Larsen and Joe Evans led the Shop Employes association basketball squad of Pocatello to a 31 point total as they defeated Idaho Falls 3 to 24 on a Saturday night. Manager Firbush traveled with Evans F land Larsen Elisavorda Crookes Waddups and Keller as the team used fast play to build a lead despite Sunnyland efforts.
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Richest baseball players questioned by readers
The column notes questions about player wealth and education. It answers that authentic fortunes of players are not available, defines a safety as a touchback, and states most pros have at most one college degree with many ignoring postgraduate studies for earnings.
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