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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
9
A text fragment extols a handsome man with admired looks and charm. The speaker mentions his kiss and dancing, noting his manners and appeal to women, in a vivid but unstructured stream of affection.
New York may bow to fan pressure and reacquire Joe Boley from Baltimore as a new shortstop. Dunn, Orioles president, previously favored the sale but balked over Yankee treatment. if Boley arrives, Scott could be shifted and Ward moved to short to boost defense and speed. Boley, rugged and durable, could anchor the position for five years and ease perennial spring concerns.
The text notes paying a high price is unlikely given December events. It cites five clubs could use Boley, but four balk at Jack Dunn's asking price, making a transfer appear unlikely.
A survey shows 26 world records eclipsed early in the indoor season with Nurmi chalking up 17 marks in seven races and Ritola six. Ritola set five records in one Brooklyn race to avenge defeats by Nurmi, while Nurmi also shattered three marks in a New York race. Eddie Collins, later known as Sullivan, recounts early baseball days with Connie Mack. Nurmi’s club changes distance for Friday’s main event. Sun Yat Sen of Canton, leader of South China, is gravely ill after surgery.
Come to the Oriole next Wednesday for a dance featuring a new orchestra full of harmony. Enjoy lively music and a cordial evening with neighbors and friends.
A crowd at Columbia alley watched Tribune versus Forty and Eight five and Railway Mail Clerks against Auto Mechanics. Kubiak led Tribune with 594 total pins and Gasper rolled 214 in game two. Bodell led Mail Clerks with 451 and Kaheart added 450 as results followed.
Jack Kearns signals five year rights claim on Jimmy Duffy, who signed three years ago after moving east. Duffy favors Tommy Simpson as adviser, while Kearns may contest the coast man’s control as Simpson warns of loyalty and business ties. East Coast golf title set for Valmi Beach that week.
Ashton Idaho January 27. Tud Kent Gaston and Zarn lead a star studded field in the American Dog Derby cup race scheduled February 23. The outcome could crown Kent or level scores with Zarn or Gaston amid big cash purses and foreign challengers. New York January 27 AP Paavo Nurmi to race in Millrose AA games facing Jose Ray James Connolly Lloyd Hahn Leo Larrivee and Willie Ritola in three quarter mile and three mile events.
Presbyterian players Chap man Currie Winchel and Johnson led a late surge to tie and then pull ahead as the Presbyterians defeated the Christians to move to third in the percentage column behind Episcopal and Methodist. O'Donnell, D Anderson and G Anderson starred for the Christians in a near comeback.
Cincinnati January 27 AP The Reds face an uncertain 1925 National League position as infield and pitching gaps linger. Despite a sparse winter trade period the club hopes to improve through minor league acquisitions and returns from Adolfo Jaique Pete Donohue and holdovers Carl Mays Eppa Bixty Jakie May Rube Benton and Tom Sheehan on the mound.
In a Monday junior league clash the Congregationals defeated the First Ward L. D. 8. juniors 19 to 15. Lorenzo Tillman starred on offense and defense, aided by Brick Lawr ence, while Chalmers, McQuade, and Davidson disrupted First Ward attacks. Sutton and Jorgensen led L. I. S. with three and four field goals respectively as Pond struggled. Later, Shop Employee team from Oregon Short Line faces Ionia Athletic Club in a 9 p m Y M C A gym match.
Preparations peak as hard working Coach R A Fox and about fifteen first team members drill for Friday night game against Pirth at Irving junior high. Pocatello's five fierce players eye a fierce showdown, with strong fan support and heavy ticket sales.
In Salt Lake City Frankie Nelson and Al Darren of Pocatello battled six rounds to a draw in the headline bout at the Manhattan club. The pace was slow with Darren the aggressor and Nelson landing the cleaner blows as the round saw little exchange.
The calendar lists racing meetings in New Orleans Miami and Havana plus Jockey clubs in Tampa and Bath. Indoor games at Millrose A A Madison Square Garden. Golf events include New Jersey State Golf association in New York and Lake Worth and St Petersburg championships. Tigers Flowers faces Robson in Boston. Bath golf anecdote notes air collision omen. Home run record four set in 1894 by Bowuhby Lowe and tied by Ed Delehanty.
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