Stanford Takes National Intercollegiate Games
Stanford University captured the 53rd intercollegiate A A A track meet at Franklin Field led by a 1:52 1-5 half mile from New York University’s Phil Edwards. The Cardinal totaled 453.8 points, the largest margin in 20 years, ahead of Southern California, Pennsylvania, New York University, Yale, California/Pittsburgh, and others.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Sports
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Phil Edwards
New York University
Stanford University
Cardinals
Palo Alto
Dink
Templeton
Far West
Pennsylvania
Stanford
Southern California
Asylvania
Yale
California
Pacific Coast
Pittsburgh
N.Y
Edwards
Ted Meredith
Eric Krenz
Jimmy Reid
Harvard
Ilvan Dresser
Cornell
Sir Kieselhors
A C Kraenztein
Kieselhorst
Hoyt Pitches Yankees to 8 1 Win Over White Sox
Waite Hoyt pitched superbly as the New York Yankees defeated Chicago 8 to 1 at home. Babe Ruth hit his tenth homer with Gehrig aboard, while Tony Lanneri added his fifth in the third inning and Kerr sent Clancy home with a ninth inning single.
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Waite Moyt
Gereauns
Sox
Kerr
Clancy
Tony Lanneri
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Chicago
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Crency
Combsci
Shires
Hbrtan
Dugan
Pitten York
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Kartorm Cieney
Dugen
Adkins
Boberiem
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Grabowski
Duroeher
Mort Srrors
Adkimmm
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Lazzeri
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Roberteon Tome
Lagrert
Hema
Watwost
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Chivage
Feels
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Ing Pinher
First Day of June Brings Flock of Brides in Wyoming
June 1 reports five couples applying for marriage licenses in Alyce Wyoming and nearby towns. Judge Jay Downing presided over a ceremony for James Cwatime Waller and Ethel B Caudle of Alyce with Caudle as the bride’s sister in attendance. other licensees include Coley D. Bilett and Marie Livingston of Pocatello J Dwight McGill and Vachrya Blackburn of Twin Palis Merton E Willems and Alice Lucile Tecke and Bird Franklin Hunt with Banice Biater, both of Pocatello.
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Jay % Downing
James Cwatime Waller
Ethel B Caudle
Alyce
Wyoming
Willexes
Jtnce Caudle
Poine Morris
Ccoley D. Bilett
Marie Livingston
Pocatello
J. Dwight
When Two Balls Lie Within Six Inches on Green
On the putting green if A and B lie within six inches of each other the ball closer to the hole may be lifted with the opponent's consent. It is placed as near as possible to its original position after the far ball is played. No penalty if either ball is moved accidentally during this action.
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Burke Golf Ceim
Gportamanehip
Braves Lose Close Contest to Reds in Cincinnati
The Boston Braves fell 3 to 2 to the Cincinnati Reds in a tight pitching duel. Ash and May pitched well for Cincinnati while Smith and May provided the decisive runs late, with Maguire and Swanson among the Batters contributing for Boston.
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Maculre
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Semin
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Bell Doubie
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O Sheer
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Siler
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Sepith
Ash B&b
Mit
Ach
Rigier McLavelin
Hert
Bathtub Stains Spark Suspicion in Westlake Case
Los Angeles June 1 AP investigators report more stains on a bathtub at Dr Frank P Westlake home and a list of surgical instruments with Smives missing. Westlake insists on innocence in slaying of Lora B Sutton while police plan to question his son about papers found in the garage. A murder complaint replaces prior suspicion of Mrs Sutton.
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Los Angeles
Frank P Westlake
Westlake
Lora B. Sutton
M Westlake
Sutton
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Los Angeles River
Johnny Dawson proposes extra holes rule for amateur golf
Chicago golfer Johnny Dawson suggests the underdog in a match call for four additional holes at the national championship. He recalls a Bree Burn loss to Phil Perkins and cites a humorous reform idea, comparing it to an old remark about a downhill game.
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Johnny Dawson
Chicago
America
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SCW
Bree Burn
Phil Perkins
Phil
George Adair
Will Gunn
Watts Gunn
Foxx Replaces Kamm as American League Batting Leader
Chicago June 1 AP Foxx overtakes Kamm for AL batting lead after week six with a .424 average. Cochrane adds 38 points to move to second. Kamm drops to third at .366. Detroit pitching strong. Usual leaders listed for home runs, totals, and team averages in weekly update.
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Onbush
Athletics
Jimmy Poxx
Connie Mack
Bill Kamm
White Sox
Foxx
Mickey Cochrane
Kamm
Jamieson Gleveland
Narlesky
Boston
Pothergill
Detroit
Manush
St. Louis
R. Johnson
Dickey
New York
Gehringer
Alexander
George Uhie
Tigers
Ohie
Bob Grove
Grove
Rip Collin
St Louis
Eddie Rommel
Philadelphia
Senators
Gehrig
Blue
West
Washington
Cleveland
Simons
Fire destroys three warehouses near Long Island rail line
A massive blaze at Garden City on June 1 destroyed three large warehouses a garage and a freight car along the Long Island railroad right of way between Roosevelt and Mitchel Fields. Fire units from five towns battled the flames for over an hour as six tanks of high test airplane gasoline burned. Damage was set at 209000 dollars.
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Garden City
N. Y
Pire
Long Island
Roosevelt
Mitchel Fields
Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester Arrives in Victoria
Great Britain’s military prince Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, lands in Victoria BC on his first visit to Canada. He travels from Yokohama after conferring the Order of the Garter on Emperor Hirohito and will stay four days as a guest of Victoria. His initial concern on arrival was for his father, King George.
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Victoria
Great Britain
Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester
Tokyo
Emperor Hirohito
Order of the Garter
Japan
Yokohama
King George
Portland Loses to San Francisco In Ten Inning Tilt
Portland fell 9 to 8 to San Francisco in ten innings after leading 6 to 1. The Ducks scored in the eighth to pull even and again in the ninth to tie, but the Seals pushed across the deciding run in the tenth.
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Portland
San Francisco
Seals
Chesterfield
Seattle Triumphs in Second Game Over LA
In Seattle on June 1 Ernie Johnson delivered a decisive sacrifice in the ninth inning as Seattle won the second game 2 to 1 after losing the opener 4 to 3 to Los Angeles. The AP report notes Seattle's comeback in this twin bill.
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Seattle
Ernie Johnson
Los Angeles
Trapshooting This Morning At Two Local Clubs
The Sunday shoots of the Pocatello club near Alameda and the Union Pacific club north of town begin about 9 30. Both clubs report fast work at the traps and invite visiting shooters to try breaking the claybirds weather permitting.
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Pocatello Club
Alameda
Union Pacific Club
Subway
King George III's Birthday Fails Public Ceremony
Windsor reports a relief mood as King George III nears his 64th birthday in Windsor Castle with a renewed chest infection. Doctors say his condition remains satisfactory though a chest access continues draining naturally. A military band performs in the grounds while the color ceremony is scaled back due to his illness.
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George
Windsor Castle
Victoria Tower
Castle Grounds
Mabel Taliaferro Sued for Divorce in Reno
Reno, Nev June 1 Mabel Taliaferro a noted screen and stage actress was sued for divorce under her real name Mabel O Brien Joseph P O Brien the plaintiff accuses desertion O Brien a World War I captain has been in Reno months and recently showed interest in a mining venture near Virginia City The case is tentatively set for trial next Monday
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Nev
Mabel Talliaferro
Miss Taliaferro
Mabel O'Brien
Joseph P O'Brien
O'Brien
Virginia City
Motis Pictures
Washington TS Victor In Meet
Washington TS won the northern division Pacific Coast conference track meet at Hayward Field in Eugene Oregon. Steve Anderson led with a 14.4 seconds high hurdles tying the world record and three conference records fell in discus low hurdles and mile run. Oregon edged Washington State for second while Oregon State, Idaho and Montana finished lower.
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Eugene
Ore
Steve Anderson
America
University of Washington
Hayward Field
Anderson
University of Oregon
Washington State College
Oregon
Oregon State College
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Washington State
Oregon State
Boatmen Hold Annual Races at American Falls
Pocatello residents head to American Falls Lake for the second annual boatmen’s picnic and races this afternoon. Elaborate plans promise close competition across boat types and classes on the lake’s west side above the dam, with shore observers at a high vantage point.
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Pocatello
American Falls
Elastic Girl Mystifies European Scientists
Kathleen Harcourt of Birmingham England nicknamed Miss India Rubber. At five feet six inches, she can gain three inches by pulling on overhead supports and lifting her body. Her legs extend four inches longer than normal. Doctors cannot diagnose the unusual body's structure. Her mother found the abnormality in infancy. The girl feels normal and refuses to capitalize on the condition.
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Europe
Kathleen Harcourt
Miss India
Birmingham
England
Kathleen
Scotch artists clash with curators over nude statues
Scottish sculptor William Lamb faced a tempest after the Montrose exhibition removal of his nude boy studies. Lamb began removing other works, but was persuaded to stop as artists accuse the committee of narrow minded prudery. The dispute centers on public display and artistic freedom.
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Scotland
Montrose
William Lamb
Lamb
Oakland Negro Slays Two Men
In Yahola near Muskogee June 1 W E Stewart storekeeper and Carl Churchwell were shot and killed by Tobe Boyd, a negro, who was shot by deputy Gus Whitaker and brought to hospital. The assailant, likely crazed, killed Stewart with a shotgun as Churchwell tried to intervene.
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Muskogee
Okia
W E Stewart
Carl Churchwell
Tobe Boyd
Yahola
Okla
Gus Whitaker
Stewart
Churchwell
Country Club Tournament slated at Pocat Country Club
An event of unusual interest will be held at Pocat Country Club today with three golf tournaments directed by Walt Miller. The day features a qualifying round for the directors' cup June leg, a ball sweepstakes with three prizes, and the Molinell Low Handscar trophy race won last month by Dr. C W Pond who aims to keep it. The May leg of the directors cup narrows to three as J H Peterson and RL Miller face each other with Pond and Miller already victorious in recent matches.
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Pocat LLC Country Club
Walt Miller
CW. Pond
JH Peterson
Miller
Dr Pond
Peterson
Pong J
Mackay Hatchery Reaches Rainbow Trout Capacity
The Mackay State Game fish hatchery on Warm Sorting Creek above Mackay Dam now holds Rainbow trout eggs with over half a million capacity ensuring at least that many fry. Traps yielded abundant spawners from the reservoir area and several Rainbow eggs have hatched, entering six rearing ponds ready for fingerling growth before distribution to the district.
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Mackay
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