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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
6
A man laments a mother figure abandoning a home and using their child to manipulate him. He questions the loyalty of Uncle BIM and warns of danger as he imagines a future with the woman and her many children. He refuses to stay silent and considers drastic actions to protect the children.
The junior Sunday school basketball game at the YMCA saw the Christian Science Juniors, unbeaten this season, lose 10 to 6 to the Latter Day Saint First Ward Juniors. Bland Sutton led the First Ward with key baskets as Calvin Pond stood out, securing their first league defeat of the CS team.
Suzzane Lenglen has been ordered to rest several days due to a strained tendon. The Paris tennis star remains in France as doctors advise rest and gradual return to competition.
The famed featherweight champion George Dixon began boxing in 1886 and retired twenty years later after a long career marked by numerous bouts and enduring longevity in the ring.
The Radiolite Battery Co of St Paul pledges $1000 to anyone who proves Radiolite harms a lead plate battery. The ad notes U S Patent No 1487235 issued March 18 1924 to Radiolite officers for a battery improvement and dismisses accusations from competitors.
Charles Lockhard, Setite Baseball Club president, says Wade Killefer, Indians manager, has refused two major league managing offers including a $20,000 salary. He did not name the clubs, Seattle's Post Intelligencer reports.
Chief A. B. Canfield and the Fire Department ousted the Railway Clerks by 176 pins in a three game series at Columbia Alleys North Arthur. Canfield led with 401, Starrett of the Clerks had 409, Cousins of the Fire Department totaled 419 as scores show a split series with strong performances across both teams.
New York dispatch reports promoters reconsidering the Flowers Delaney pairing after Delaney’s knockout win, with Tex Rickard steering the project toward a Berlenback rematch. Flowers pursues a film series aimed at colored audiences while Delaney seeks higher quality opposition to boost earnings.
Pocatello high school swept American Falls with a girls 13 to 10 win and a boys 53 to 18 victory. McMillan, Dillon, and Garner starred for Pocatello while Shurtleff led the defense. Thomas returned late to bolster the Colts as the final 53 to 18 result sealed the double win.
San Diego welterweight champion Wells defeats Joel Mendez of San Diego over ten rounds. Other brief notes include Johnny Wiesmuller setting a 150 yard freestyle world record in Chicago and Gale German defeating Ralph Alesander in Waterloo Iowa.
Sleepy Crowley is due at South Bend from San Francisco where he recovered in hospital after a nervous collapse following the Stanford game. Notre Dame and alumni plan a football celebration, with concern over his illness and the strain on players during the Pacific coast trip and post season travel.
In Los Angeles on January 24 AP reports former prohibition chief Dolley testified that Alexander B. Stewart of Curtis Packing described liquor running as a sporting proposition. A raid at Long Beach May 22 1923 led to arrests and 188 gallons seized as the government rests its case.
Jose Ray of Chicago and Paavo Nurmi of Finland arrive for the Brooklyn College games tonight though not in the same race Nurmi runs the 2000 yard event while Ray competes in the 1000 yard race Nurmi hopes to lower two world records to reach a dozen American conquests.
Screen Tom Mix stars in The Heart Buster at Capitol theatre on Sunday for a three day run. The film marks Mixs fiftieth feature as a western hero and features action with a kidnapped justice of the peace and rescue by his horse Tony.
A compiled schedule of radio stations from Pocatello to Chicago detailing concerts dance music sermons hockey scores and variety programs with time blocks and performers such as June Purcell orchestras pianists and vocalists. The note ends with an unrelated line about ivory tasks and billiard balls.
Racing reports meetings of several jockey clubs in New Orleans Miami Havana and Tia Juana. Golf events close at St Augustine and Ormond Beach. Curling hosts Northwestern Bonspiel in Duluth. Football National Football League holds annual meeting in Cleveland. Baseball National Baseball Federation meets in Pittsburgh. City preparations for Women’s Northern Bowling Association tournament in St Paul next month.
Pittsburgh blends youth with a new infield and strong pitching led by Lee Meadows and Nick Aldridge as they enter the 1924 season. Observers expect Bill McKechnie to guide a team with outfield depth and potential, aiming for a top finish despite uncertainty.
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