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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1935
Page
2
A fragmented excerpt shows a speaker stating they have been discharging a debt to a person by taking care of their affairs. The incomplete text hints at personal obligation and ongoing service as repayment.
A quoted resident resists local pressure asserting no new neighbors will dictate her actions. The remark underscores tensions over community control and neighborhood change.
The 2:30 p m Overland Park clash pits first place Black Sox against Pocatello Indians with a large Blackfoot turnout. Blackfoot seeks a fourth straight win as Elmer Haacke or Deck Decker may start, while Pocatello counters with Johnny Reese. Other league games include Shelley at Burley and Rupert at Sterling.
Southern California claimed the blue ribbon eastern track and field team prize for the seventh time in ten years at Cambridge Mass. Keith Brown of Yale capped a brilliant varsity career by clearing 14 feet 5 18 inches in the pole vault and adding three more attempts at 14 feet 7 inches. Brown’s mark topped the world record set by Bill Graber of USC in 1932. The eastern contingent won eight of 15 individual championships but finished second in the team scoring.
In Salt Lake City on June 1 Ira Dern 214 pounds lost to Chief Little Wolf 227 pounds from Trinidad Colo after a first fall of a three round match. The Indian used deathlocks in the last two frames to win in five minutes total. Pat O Shocker 240 of Salt Lake City beat George Meeker 215 Spokane Wash two falls to one. Sherm Christensen of Salt Lake City beat Huge ham 215 London in a one sided match.
New York and Boston split a doubleheader as Lefty Grove shutout the Yankees 6 0 in the opener and Lefty Gomez led New York to a 4 2 win in the nightcap. The twin bill left the Yankees one game ahead of the White Sox atop the American League standings.
Losele fueled a Pacific coast baseball lead by guiding Los Angeles past Oakland 6 to 2 as the Oaks committed four errors. McDonald and Keis worked for Los Angeles while Campbell and Goebel batted for Oakland.
Paris June 1 Helen Jacobs failed again to win the French hard court title. She lost to Mme Sven Sperling of Denmark in the semi finals, 1-5 6-3. France’s Rete Mathieu defeated Margaret Scriven 8-6 6-1 to reach the final. Baron Gottfried von Cramm advanced to face Fred Perry after defeating Bunny Austin, Crawford beaten by Perry 6-3 8-6 6-3.
Kraft employees face Coal Dealers at 6 30 PM Monday on the Seventh avenue Sherman diamond after Friday rainouts. Helenic Athletic Club and University teams also schedule matches, with Telephone employees possibly playing an unnamed opponent.
East Side American Legion juniors defeated West in the final game to win the city series, after both teams had two wins apiece. Baguley limited West to a small number of hits and struck out 13. Sherwood and Burton tried to stop East Side batters as the team collected nine safeties.
Boise June 1 receipts from Idaho's 2 percent retail sales tax total 194 158 dollars as announced by state department officials.
The St. Louis Cardinals swept both ends of a doubleheader at Wrigley Field to gain a full game on idle New York and push Chicago to fourth. Paul Dean outpitched Lan Warneke in the opener and scored the winning run. five Cub errors aided St Louis in the nightcap as Phil Collins outlasted Bill Lee.
Boise June 1 morning action centers on the amateur state golf championship with Critchell defending his crown against Ottesson to decide the title. Play begins at 10 a.m. over 36 holes, with morning and afternoon rounds. Critchell beat Walt Smith 4 and 2, while Ottesson downed Max Rawlins 3 and 2 in the semifinals. The President's Cup flight is also advancing with Davis and Wanker winning their semi finals.
A man near Lumberton North Carolina surrendered to farmer R A Pittett after a fatal shooting of a relative. Passages describe dogs used to flush the area as bloodhounds.
Texas star Mildred Babe Didrikson, newly joining the golf pros, pushes to gain amateur status in the game she took up two years ago. The article notes her rising fame as a versatile athlete during a period of growing women professional golf.
A special payment of about 12000 dollars was made by the Uteh Idaho cane company office to the foot district. It represented payment at about 90 cents per ton on the 19th. Reports indicate 1938 had a banner year barring weather issues. The Blackfoot district covers about 8700 acres of beets.
Cleveland reports Henry P. Livran insists on keeping her 31 dogs. She told the warden the dogs are descendants of a single terrier that woke her years ago, rejecting neighbor concerns and asserting lasting loyalty.
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