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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1925
Page
9
Iron men across football crews and distance running shine as the article praises endurance and notes Notwicot’s world class half mile. It highlights county girls swimming, youth lessons, and the Y program teaching life saving, with a plan to fund a refiltering plant through swimming instruction fees.
Coach Joe Maddock will not return to Eugene to coach the Oregon eleven this year despite coast reports. He told a Post representative his decision is unchanged and that if coaching again it will be at Michigan, where director Joel Meyer or Yoel urged his joining Ann Arbor next year.
Captain Peterson profiles a Norweg ian coast lineage of giants who row long seas and claim seven footers among deep sea fishermen. The piece surveys iron men in boxing baseball tennis golf sprinting and weight events, praising enduring athletes like Jeanette Lavigne Walcott Nelson and Bud Houser alongside Panvo Nurmi and Ty Cobb.
The Y M C A will close current swimming instruction classes next week after June 1 start. Enrollment for August courses opens with girl and boy novice sessions and a new women’s beginner course. A life saving course for men, women, and juniors begins August 11, and distance swimming trials rearrange schedules for August 10 with medals and small enrollment fees.
A light workout preceded today’s 3 PM Overland Park game as the Bears and Eagles seek a second win in a three game series for the city championship. Both squads boast strong form and a record crowd is expected for the decisive matchup.
Major Frederick L. Martin and Sergeant Alva L. Harvey survived a crash on the Alaska peninsula in May 1924 by mere feet. Robert West, a fishery watchman, recounted recovering their equipment and chronometer, noting the plane wreck lay 150 feet from a peak summit at 1,600 feet elevation amid 4,000 to 6,000 foot mountains.
Captain Robert Hunk Mautz and Coach Joe Maddock upgrade Oregon’s northern coast race as the Lemon Yellow squad expects a strong 1925 season. Maddock plans to recall 15 former players to continue his system after a disciplined previous year, with Mautz and Maddock earning high praise for character and resolve.
The Agricultural Department of Central Michigan Normal School Mount Pleasant offers black walnut seedlings at cost by mail for Arbor Day to schools and citizens in The State.
Dr. R. O. Young will return July 27 from his post graduate course. He has completed the advanced study and will resume duties. The news notes his timely return and renewed service to the department.
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