Myers and O'Hara set for July Fourth bout in Pocatello
Spug Myers of Pocatello and Teddy O'Hara of Oakland will clash in a twelve round bout on July Fourth in Pocatello Park. The American Legion sponsor expects strong turnout from the intermountain region. O'Hara demands about even terms but the Legion accepts, with O'Hara arriving by auto and training to begin by June 20.
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Pocatello
Teddy *Hara
Oakland
California
Pocatello Post No. 4
American Legion
Park
Intermountain States
O’hara
Legion Committee
Teddy
O'Hara
Gate City
Myers
Idaho Falls
Oaklander
Spug
Hoyt Myers
Salt Lake City
Frankie Darren
Logan
Darren
Labor Day
Los Angeles
Dick Hoppe
Iowa Forfeits Western Conference Baseball Game Over Lost Uniforms
The University of Iowa forfeited a Western Conference baseball game with Northwestern in Chicago due to missing uniforms en route from their hotel to the field. Northwestern notches its third win of the season.
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Chicago
University of Iowa
Northwestern University
Northwestern
National interscholastic meet crowns Cedar Rapids and St Johns
Washington high of Cedar Rapids Iowa led the high school division with 25 points while St Johns military academy of Delafield Wisconsin topped the academy division with 51 points. Lake Forest Illinois and Culver Indiana also placed well as records fell in both divisions during the University of Chicago meet attended by over 10 000 spectators.
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Chicago
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
St. John’s Military Academy
Delafield
Wisconsin
University of Chicago
St. Johns
Lake Forest
Illinois
Tvith
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Indiana
Allen Academy
Bryan
Texas
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Faribault
Minnesota
Bacone
Oklahoma
Mooseheart
University High
Cleveland
Morgan Park
Brighamity
Utah
Hinckley
Cary
Danson
Bacone Preparatory School
Kidd
Walker
Philpott
Washington High
Ilson
Kansas
Fort Collins
Colorado
High Schoo
Deereld
Myamberg
Arkansas
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Knabe
Frank Cuhel
R. Ofsted
Victoria
Linois
Stamats
Heath
Loftus
Cahel
Huge Fairbanks placer mining venture plans Alaska run
A major Juneau style claim targets interior Alaska with a $150 million placer operation. It will use 100 miles of ditches and laterals to flood historic streams such as Goldstream Fairbanks Fish Clery Big and Little Dome Eldorado Pedro Esther. Materials travel via Alaska railroad to build flumes pipes and siphons.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Goldstream
Fish, Clery
Big and Little Dome
Eldorado
Pedro
Esther
Eovenience Alaska Railroad
Fisher's Luck In Outdoor Sport Angling
The festive youngster pursues fishing with skill, mainly chubs and white fish, but sometimes catches trout with notable success and earns a reputation as an avid angler.
Waner Shines in San Francisco as 1925 Market Buzz Grows
New York May 31 Paul Waner the Oklahoma kid with the buster bat stars for San Francisco hitting above .350 and drawing 1925 market talk. He blends powerful hitting with a unique left shoulder stance and a leg toughening basketball stint that may threaten his baseball longevity. Other San Francisco players like Valla Rhyne and Eddie Mulligan show form while pitchers Shea and Mitchell intrigue as coast league chatter swirls about rosters and drafts.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Paul Waner
Oklahoma
San Francisco
Waner
Qy Seymour
Valla
Rhyne
Eddie Mulligan
Sox
Shea
Giants
Mitchell
Cadore
Brooklyn
Vernon
Los Pagele Ibs
Wales
Seth Post
Los
Yale Wins By Single Point In Track Meet
Yale edged Pennsylvania 28 to 27 to win the 1924 inter collegiate track title at Harvard Stadium. California’s reign ended as Stanford finished third with 24½ points and Princeton 23, while Southern California and California tied Harvard for eighth with 13 points.
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Mass
California
Yale
Harvard Stadium
Far West
Pennsylvania
Jaurela
Elis
Leland Stanford
Pacific Coast
Clenn Hartranft
Stanford
Princeton
Pennsylvania State
Southern California
Harvard
Johns Hopkins
Cardinals Fall to Pirates in Lockstep Series Loss
Pittsburgh routs St. Louis 7 to 0 as Emil Yde limits the Cards to five hits. Pfeffer starts for St. Louis, departs after four-run first, with Sherdel, Delaney and Gonzalez pitching in relief. Series wrap includes Dodgers 14, Phillies 8 and Giants 4, Phillies 3 in Brooklyn and Philadelphia games by AP.
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Emil Yde
St. Louis
Cardinals
Pfeffer
Sherdel
R. H. EF
Secceecrees
Delaney
Gonzales
Holm
Yde
Gooch
Brooklyn
Boston
Gearin
Dodgers
Inne
Genewich
Henry
Tierey
Decaur
R. H. E. Poston Ocorve
Benton
O'Neil
E. Smith
Decatur and
Taylor
Stone Predicted to Reach Two Hundred Mark Next Year
The article discusses Stone a heavyweight with promising potential and indicates he may soon tip the beam toward the two hundred mark. It notes a recent hand injury from the Loughran bout and mentions financial and career prospects tied to future bouts possibly against Hoff or Weinert, with Philadelphia as a referenced location.
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Pocatello
Stone
Weaval Ng Hla
Loughran
Witley Weinert
Non-Swimmers Class Planned at Pocatello Y M C A Pool
The Red Cross and the Y M C A announce non swimmer instruction for boys ten plus at 3 pm Tuesday and 3 pm Thursday and girls at 8 pm Wednesday and Friday beginning next week. Attendance requires parent endorsement and cards available at the Y M C A desk.
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Pocatello
Young Men's Christian Association
American Red Cross
Red Cross
The
San Francisco Hall and Koehler Williams New
San Francisco report notes changes involving Hall and Koehler and updates on Williams status.
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San Francisco
Hall and Koehler
Williams New
Statens
Scores from national league games reported in brief
At Minneapolis St Paul 7 Milwaukee 2 Indianapolis 2 Louisville 3 Columbus 2 Toledo 7 Kansas City 8 and related results summarized for the day.
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Minneapolis
J St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
South Sea Expedition Aims at Daat Island FilmBackdrop
Chicago reports a South Sea Island Research Company expedition led by ex mayor William Hale Thompson plans to travel July 4 to Daat Island north of Australia. The team, to film animal action for a prospective thriller, will use a Norwegian craft powered by a 50 horsepower engine and voyage from the Chicago River to the Pacific.
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Chicago
South Sea Island Research Company
Wiliam Hale Thompson
Daat Island
Australia
Albert J. Duken
Pacific Ocean
Finder Recovers Brown Curly Tailed Spaniel
A brown curly tailed Spaniel with a rat tail was found and identified as erae Be ee ae wand. The finder brings the dog to the local shelter for reunion with the owner.
Brigham City Runner Ties Mile Record at Chicago Meet
Brigham City Utah athlete Hurke equalled the University of Chicago interscholastic record of 4 35 in the one mile event leading a scattered field. Elliott Iowa City Brunson Houston Wilcox Akron Colorado Alexander Evanville Tadiana finished fifth with points awarded five to first down to one for fifth.
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Brigham City
Utah
Hurke
University of Chicago
Ion
Elliott
Iowa City
Brunson
Houston
Wilcox
Akcon
Colorado
Alexander
Evanaville
Tadiana
Washington State tops Idaho in 8 to 5 baseball win
Washington State University defeated the University of Idaho 8 to 5 in a baseball game played in Moscow Idaho. The nations press notes indicate a league contest with clear scoring details.
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Idaho
Moscow
Ida
Washington State University
University of Idaho
Norton to enter eastern sectional tryouts at Yak Stadium
Johnn K Norton, the former Stanford hurdler who set a world record in Pacific coast low hurdles, is expected to compete at the eastern sectional tryouts at Yak Stadium on June 7. Norton now lives in Washington and has been training with Georgetown track athletes and is reported in good condition.
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Walter Cam
New York
Johnn K. Norton
Stanford
Yaok Stadium
Norton
Washinton
Georgetown
Banker Released From Custody By Senate Contempt Case
Federal Judge A M J Cochran releases M B Daugherty a Washington Courthouse Ohio banker from custody of an assistant sergeant at arms of the United States senate. The judge says the senate usurped judicial power encroaching on the house prerogative and has no authority to investigate the attorney general's office.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
A. M. J. Cochran
Daugherty
Washington
United States Senate
Cochran
Cust
Senate
House of Representatives
Wanted rooms near Tech campus for students
Idaho Technical Institute seeks rooms and light housekeeping apartments for Tech students during the summer term. Prefer near the Tech campus. If you have a room call phone 832.
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Tech
Idaho Technical Institute
Belgians Lose Suit Against German Nation
The Mixed German arbitration tribunal in Geneva rules it lacks jurisdiction over the Belgian collective labor deportation suit. Eight thousand Belgians claimed damages for forced labor in Germany during World War I. Tribunal president Paul Moriaud notes the Versailles treaty limits its authority in this case.
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Switzerland
Germany
Paul Moriaud
Versailles
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