Pocatello Boys Swim Team Takes Second in National Pentathlon
RIPLEY AUSTIN L. JONES reports Pocatello Y M C A placed second in the national boys swimming pentathlon with 8609 points, losing to Little Rock Arkansas 8736. Los Angeles 3rd, Kansas City Kansas 4th. Jones notes it’s Pocatello’s first national event and praises the swimmers’ strong showing.
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Pocatello Y. M. C. A
New York City
Pecatello
Little Rock
Arkansas
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Kansas
Austin L. Jones
Pocatello
Mr. Jones
Pittsburg
Girls Learn to Swim as YMCA Campaign Opens
Two hundred five of 268 girls enrolled in The Tribune M C A third annual free Learn to Swim campaign received morning instruction at the Y tank. The 9 30 class drew 42 girls while volunteers and junior lifesavers assisted in teaching and locker room duties.
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Tribune-¥. M. C. A
Montana U May Be Dropped by Coast Conference
Seattle June 2 AP graduated managers and faculty from 10 Pacific Coast Conference colleges and universities review a high priced commissioner for conference athletics and set 1930 31 schedules. Montana University faces possible exclusion after being dropped from the baseball schedule amid long distances to northern division peers, though it plans to seek readmission in baseball.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast
Corference
Montana
Grizzly
Portland man breaks national archery mark with 354 yard arrow
Dr. George A. Cathey of Portland Oregon shattered his own national record at the Western Archery Association tournament in Sacramento Calif finishing with a 354 yards 2 feet 7 inch shot surpassing his prior 353 yards 10 inch best from last year.
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Sacramento
Cal
George A. Cathey
Portland
Ore
Western Archery Association
Blackfoot Falls 10 to 13 Against Fort Hall in Sunday Game
Blackfoot baseball team lost to Fort Hall 13 to 10 in a Sunday game. Ben Barrus and Barlow pitched for Blackfoot and Erbst was catcher.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Idaho
Fort Hall
Ben Barrus
Barlow
Erbst
Notice of Debt Contract in Pocatello Idaho
Notice announces that Roy E. Bacon has contracted debts and that no other party has claims or bindings on those debts in Pocatello Idaho. The wording indicates a formal debt notice and notices the signer’s authority.
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Pocatello, Idaho
Ripley Presents Facts About Fakes and Wars
Ripley discusses the United States history of wars noting 101 conflicts since inception and listing major wars such as the Revolution War of 1812 and Civil War. Jaafar, a Turkish officer, earned both Iron Cross and C M G for gallantry before switching sides in 1918. Yobo of Tokyo is among eccentrics living on single diets. eggs breathe and varnish blocks air.
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U. S
War Department
Jaafar
Allenby
Desert
Thomas Lawrence
Yobo
Tokyo
Zeratustra
M. Luft
Zener and Arthur Net 71 for Club Tourney Honors
Zener and Arthur tied for first in the club tournament with net 71 after handicaps. Zener of Blue and Arthur of Red will playoff for top team points while other matches and fob standings proceed in Red and Blue flights.
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Zener
Arthur
Milton E. Zener
Port Arthur
International Amateur Swimming Federation chooses officers
The 1930 meeting closed with re election of most officers and directors. The federation designated Los Angeles to host the next gathering in August 1932. Daniel J Ferris the sole American delegate extended the invitation. Five American marks were recognized as new world records.
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Berlin
International Amateur Swimming Federation
Los Angeles
Daniel J. Ferris
Comrade Reunites After Seven Years in England
After seven years Mawlin locates the lifesaver from France living in poverty in Shire brook England. The meeting ends long quest for a veteran and his rescuer.
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France
Mawlin
Shirebrook
England
Noted tonic promises relief for nerves sleeplessness
Advert shows Taniac as a before meals and bedtime remedy claimed to reduce nervous strain and sleepless nights. It offers a two week program with a money back guarantee if not helped.
Ring Calendar for the Week Opens New Outdoor Season
The Metropolitan outdoor season starts with three local arenas hosting first shows weather permitting. Leo Williams faces Izzy Grove in a ten round final at Dexter Park. Tony Canzoneri meets Joe Glick in a ten round bout with Sid Terris vs Pete Nebo as the semi final.
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Bronx
Tampa
Queensboro Stadium
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Harlem Clown
George Hoffman
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Marty Gallagher
Washington
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Italy
Pugmire Captures Repeats Victories in Ogden
Ralph Pugmire of the Fort Douglas club Salt Lake City won the Ogden Invitational 4 and 3 over Frank Howard in the 36-hole final. He had already captured the Magna, Utah open earlier this year and shot even par over 33 holes to clinch the title amid a strong Utah field.
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Ralph Pugmire
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake City
Frank Howard
Pugmire
Utah
Smith Wins Easy Round From Briton at St Cloud
Horton Smith of Joplin Missouri defeated Aubrey Boomer the English professional at the St Cloud club 6 and 5 in a 36 hole match. They were all square after the first 18 holes but Boomer faded in the second round.
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France
Horton Smith
Joplin
Aubrey Boomer
St. Cloud Club
Boomer
St Cloud
Smith
Frankfurt
Taylor to Fight Kaiser in Springfield Bout
Bud Taylor, Terre Haute terror, is matched for a ten round fight with Pee Wee Kaiser of St. Louis at Springfield. The bout on June 12 will be at 128 pounds.
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Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
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