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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

6

Fifth Annual Tribune YMCA Learn-to-Swim Ends Friday

The fifth annual Tribune YMCA free Learn-to-Swim campaign ends Friday with awards for beginners who swim at least 20 feet and for regular class attendance. The YMC A also grants national beginner certificates to those who swim 60 feet in national tests. Last year 152 beginners earned Tribune certificates and 68 earned YMCA pool length certificates. The association plans a summer rate schedule to extend swimming instruction through the warmer months.

Tribune-Y. M. C. A the Tribune Tribune YM. C. A

Coast League scoring spree boosts batting averages

San Francisco and Oakland surged with 16 and 12 runs as Coast League games produced 55 total runs. Ernie Sulik collected six straight hits for the Seals while Fay Thomas fanned 11 as Oakland beat Portland 12 to 5. Hollywood routed Mission 12 to 2 in San Francisco while Sacramento edged Seattle 4 to 3.

San Francisco Los Angeles Angels Ernie Sulik Seals Fay Thomas Oakland Portland Beaver Oaks Hollywood Stars Mission Seattle Sacramento Senators Indians

Flashy Life Snippets Across Towns Highlight Peculiar News

A collage of brief items from Hiawatha to New Zealand mentions Pansy the pony receiving an eighth grade certificate after toting students to school, horned emigrants in Auckland, Gov. A Harry Moore losing his way in New Jersey, Dago Mangano quitting crime for business, Matt Wagner running for Congress with a mud filled slogan, and a U S judge upholding a separation amid a wife accusing her husband of abuse.

Hiawatha Kas Pansy Padonia School Paterson N. J A. Harry Moore New Jersey Ringwood Manor Winona Minn Matt Wagner Winona Township

British Champion Rets Title in Women’s Golf Final

Enid Wilson retained the British Women's Golf Championship at Saunton England defeating Clem Purvis Russell Montgomery 7 and 6 in 36 holes. Wilson previously beat American contenders Glennna Collett Ware and Leona Cheney 3 and 2 to reach the final.

Saunton England Enid Wilson Clem Purvis- Russell - Montgomery Miss Montgomery Miss Wilson Glenna Collett Ware Leona Cheney

Major League Leaders Moments Across National Batting and Pitching

The standings highlight P Waner of Pittsburgh leading batting with 393, Klein of Philadelphia top in runs 54 and RBI 46, Foxx of Philadelphia setting multiple marks with .415 average 47 runs 55 RBI 66 hits and 18 home runs while Campbell Browns 15 doubles, Herman Reds 9 triples, Klein tied for steals with Frisch 8, Betts Braves 5 0 and Swetonic Pirates 5 1 in wins. Gomez Yankees 8 1 and Brown Senators 6 1 pace pitching.

Klein Phillies P. Waner Pirates Herman Reds Foxx Athletics Campbell Browns Myer Senators Chapman Yankees Blue White Sox Johnson Tigers Gomez Brown

Senate Debates Economy Measure and Relief Bills

Senate considers pay out provisions of a national economy measure as conferees from the Senate and House begin work to reconcile revenue bill differences. Banking and foreign affairs panels report on currency expansion and the Root protocol while Garner relief and anti kidnapping bills move through committees.

Senate House Banking Committee Mills Administration Ways and Means Agriculture Committee Goldsborough Foreign Relations Committee Judiciary Committee

Seals Put On City Payroll To Guard Bay Fishery

In San Francisco nine tame seals in the city aquarium are assigned to the commercial fishing industry to keep them from returning to the Pacific. With bids at ten dollars each for a thousand dollar seals the city planned to release them. Fishermen protested and urged keeping the seals in place where they could be fed, arguing they would otherwise reduce fishing profits.

San Francisco Pacific Ocean

Elks' three cushion billiard tourney opens this afternoon

The Elks temple hosts the annual three cushion billiard tournament with six-teens of the club's top players competing for three prizes. Ralph Clevenger, billiard chairman, outlines pairings and ratings, with winners advancing in bracket play and losers eliminated after each loss.

Ralph Clevenger Ellis Clevenger S. H. Bucholz Sam Abramson Elks Temple Ellis Billiard R. F E. Watson J. L. Downing

Rival managers breathe easier as A’s surge in pennant race

The Philadelphia Athletics revived hopes with two wins over the Yankees 8 7 in 16 innings and 7 6 in nine. Joe McCarthy Walter Johnson and Bucky Harris watched anxiously as Mack’s club moved into fourth place four games back of New York and one behind Washington. Max Bishop homered to win the opener Jimmie Foxx homered in the nightcap. Washington beat Boston 2 1 to move into second. Detroit rained out. Cubs fell to Cardinals 1 0 as Dizzy Dean shut them down. Phillies rallied to beat the Giants 4 2 sending McGraw’s crew to last place. Other games on off day.

Philadelphia Athletics Joe McCarthy Walter Johnson Bucky Harris Connie Mack Yankees Mackmen Yanks Washington Senators Detroit Tigers Max Bishop Jimmie Foxx Washington Boston Detroit St. Louis Chicago Cubs Boston Braves Dizzy Dean Cardinals Dean Gabby Street Cubs Phillies Bill Walker Giants John McGraw

Dizzy Dean Shuts Out Cubs in Tight 1 0 Win

Yesterday's stars include Dizzy Dean of the Cardinals who held the league leading Cubs to five hits and beat them 1 to 0. Chuck Klein and Don Hurst drove in runs for the Phillies with doubles in the eighth against the Giants. Jimmie Foxx and Max Bishop homered for the Athletics in wins over the Yankees, Foxx his 18th. Lloyd Brown outpitched Bob Weiland as the Senators beat the Red Sox 2 to 1.

Dizzy Dean Cardinals Cubs Chuck Klein Don Hurst Phillies Giants Jimmie Foxx Max Bishop Athletics Foxx Yankees Lloyd Brown Senators Bob Weiland Red Sox

State Department distributes pheasant eggs for release

The state fish and game department with sportsmen distributes 6500 pheasant eggs for hatching this season. When matured the birds will be released in their raised sections. The Lapwai state game farm has thousands of pheasant eggs ready for distribution to individuals or groups for liberation on public land. Full rearing instructions will be sent with the eggs and requests may be made to the Boise game department.

State Fish and Game Department Amos H. Eckert Lapwai Game Far Game Department Boise

Betty Robinson Aims for Olympic Return in 1928

Chicago sprinter Betty Robinson the 1928 Olympic 100 meters winner has recovered from last summer’s air crash injuries. She plans to defend her title in the upcoming games and resumes training.

Associated Press Betty Robinson Chicago

Glenna Collett Describes Guiding Shot Technique

The golfer explains a controlled pitch shot where the club strikes crisply and travels beyond the ball toward the hole. She aims to have half the trajectory in the air and the rest on the ground, avoiding a shove shot and guiding the ball with an orthodox swing.

Glenna Collett

Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday

Wednesday results Philadelphia 4 New York 2 St. Louis 1 Chicago 0 called after 7th due to rain. Washington 2 Boston 1 New York 17 6 Philadelphia 8 7. First 16 innings. Others postponed by rain.

Philadelphia New York St. Louis Chicago Washington Boston Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia York Hee New Seeee Detroit Cleveland Sasedocegae

Fight results from multiple cities across the nation

Boxing results list several bouts with outpoints and knockouts. Kid Chocolate of Cuba narrowly outpointed Lew Feldman in New York while Billy Jones stopped Dave Maier in Milwaukee. Warren Levy beat Dennis O'Brien in Dallas and Tiger Jack Payne won by technical knockout over Denny Lenhart in San Francisco.

New York Kid Chocolate Cuba Lew Feldman Milwaukee Billy Jones Philadelphia Dave Maier Maier Jones Dallas Warren Levy New Orleans Dennis O'Brien Memphis San Francisco Tiger Jack Payne Omaha Denny Lenhart Portland Ore Hans Birk

Firestone Tires offer extra values at lower prices

Drive in today to compare Firestone tire sections and see the Extra Values you get in these safest tires. Firestone prices are lower than ever and cost no more than ordinary tires. Listen to the Voice of Firestone every Monday night over NBC Nationwide Network.

Firestone N. B.C

Rain postpones Twilight league and Legion junior games

Rain postpones games scheduled for last night in the Twilight league and American Legion junior loop. The Keality Kids and O. S. L. round house will play this afternoon at Overland Park as the East and West divisions contend.

American Legion Keality Kids O. S. L. Round House Overland Park

Legion Teams Vie in Second City Pennant Game

Legion squads contest the middle game of a three game series for the city pennant with the East side holding a prior extra innings win.

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