Bannocks Fall 3 2 To Bees In Narrow Salt Lake Duel
Salt Lake Bees edge Pocatello Bannocks 3 to 2 at Overland Park in a tight, two run ninth inning affair. Hollerson allowed only two hits until the ninth framing, while O Connell spoiled Hollerson's no hit bid in the fifth. Gardner tripled and Smacker contributed key RBIs as Salt Lake used timely hitting and solid defense to hold off the Bannocks. The series ends with Salt Lake leading 3 to 2.
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Salazar
Podello
Bees
Dave
Gardner
Smacker
Molle
Caffey
Nielson
Crowley
Dwyer
Dotson
Bannocks
Jimmy O’connell
Hall
Sal Lake
Hollerson
Olson
O’connel
Playith Hollerson
Jesse
Benjamin
Lancet
Berger
Sansino
Avansino
Ft. O
Mollowley
San
Gard
Lake
Pocatello
Pires
McQuillan
Gensen
Shattered javelin record at Chicago meet
Jimmy Demers of Sandpoint Idaho shattered the national high school record with a javelin throw of 205 feet and 4 inches at the University of Chicago interscholastic track meet. The Idaho Falls Spuds struggled in most events as Idaho teams failed to place in multiple finals.
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Idaho
Idaho Falls
Jimmy Demers
Sandpoint, Idaho
Myers Named Fourth Most Popular Boxer on Pacific Coast
Los Angeles poll by the Los Angeles Referee lists James "Spug" Myers of Pocatello as the fourth most popular fighter on the Pacific coast. Tod Morgan leads with 12 850 votes, followed by Doc Snell and Mushy Callahan. Myers is praised by Hap O Conner as a strong crowd pleaser and likely to climb higher when Los Angeles voting starts. Fidel LaBarba is noted as the only rival in esteem.
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Los Angeles
James “Spug” Myers
Pocatello
Dry Farming Empire
Pacific Coast
Sports Magazine
Tod Morgan
Tod Morgan Pilkington
Doc” Snell
Myers
Hap O'Conner
O’conner
Messrs
Morgan
Snell and Callahan
Mr Myers
Hap
Mick
Idaho Myers
Fidel LaBarba
New Swimming Schedule at Local Y Announced
The Y M C A introduced a summer schedule for women and girls open to all without invitation. Ernest Schwartz, new associate director, oversees sessions in June July August and September with evening and morning beginner classes on Tuesdays Thursdays and mornings.
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Ernest Schwartz
Earnest Schwartz
Summer Swimming Programs and Memberships Announced
The notice lists advanced instruction on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:15 to 9:15, and Tuesday and Friday mornings 10:30 to 11:30. Younger girls swim 3:15 to 4:15 on Tuesday and Friday. beginners 2 to 3 p.m. on those afternoons. Short term summer memberships for June through September are available to women and girls with all privileges prepaid.
Golf Tournament at Idaho Falls Rescheduled This Morning
Weather forced a postponement of the tri city golf tourney among Pocatello Idaho Falls and American Falls clubs. The 18 hole event in three sums will start at 10 30 at the Idaho Falls course with American Falls players expected to compete. Several players including Leon Molinelli and Dr C W Pond cannot attend.
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Pocatello
Idaho Falls
American Falls
H. H. Whittlesey
Gate City
Leon F. Molinelli
C. W. Pond
Idaho Paks
Chester Wells
Jack Halliwell
Scotty” Donaldson
Frank W. Brown
D. C. Ray
al Higson
Harry Hurlbert
E. W. Hall
Nicholas Ifft
Spuds Win Over Logan in Comedy of Errors
Idaho Falls Spuds rallied with 18 hits to overwhelm Logan 16 to 8 in Logan. Cronin Burke Kessler and Shaver led the offense while Nelson earned the win and Hansen took the loss in a two hour game with 14 runs charged to Hansen and Nelson 8.
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Logan
Utah
Idaho Falls
Spuds
Somme
Ake
Orellin
Thompson
Callaghan
Allen
Nelson
Abrhpore Gearron
Hansen
Cronin
Burke
Kessler
Shaver
Alien
O'Shea
King
Collins
Schinski
Green
Donovan
Ferguson
Price
Final game of series between Bannocks and Bees today
The Pocatello Bannocks meet the Salt Lake Bees this afternoon at Overland Park with a 3 PM start. Salt Lake leads the series 3 2 after a 3 to 2 thriller Saturday. After today Pocatello fans will miss Utah Idaho baseball two weeks before a six game Salt Lake run and a return to Pocatello June 21 for a series with Logan Collegians.
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Pocatello Bannocks
Salt Lake Bees
Overland Park
Bees
Bannocks
Ivan Olson
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Ogden
Logan Collegians
Levine In Business Suit Warned For Trans Atlantic Flight
Charles A. Levine, preparing for a potential trans Atlantic flight, wears a business suit and ignores a warning to wear heavier clothing. The Bellanca plane cockpit is enclosed, allowing clear vision ahead and to the sides.
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New York
Charles A. Levine
North Idaho chamber adjourns and backs highway rail plan
The North Idaho chamber of commerce adjourned after voting to meet in December. Resolutions supported finishing the north south highway this year with surface through the Riggins district and backed constructing a Lewiston to Huntington Oregon rail line. The group also handled the Boundary county route controversy.
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Nez Perce
Idaho
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Hogg
Rick
Riggins
Lewiston
Huntington
Ore
Boundary County
Ryder Cup Preview Matches Set for Worcester Showdown
American amateurs dominated Walker Cup at St Andrews while pros suffered a letdown at Wentworth in the first Ryder Cup. Sir Walter Hagen leads the U S against Abe Mitchell and the British team in Worcester on June 10 and 11 ahead of the U S Open at Oakmont.
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St. Andrews
Wentworth
Surrey
England
Bill Mebihorn
Emmett French
Ted Ray
Worcester
Mass
Oakmont
Macmith
Jim Barnes
Tommy Armour
Bobby Cruickshank
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazven
Johnny Farrel
Leo Diegel
John Golden
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
Joe Turhesa
al Watrous
Abe Mitchell
George Duncan
D’artagnan
Walter
Fred Robson
Charlie Whitcombe
Aubrey Boomer
Archie Compston
George Gadd
Arthur Havers
Mitchell
Duncan
Hagen
Farrell
Goden
Turnesa
Watrous
Str Walter
Saraven
Bill Mehlhorn
Sir Walter
Abe
Stanford Wins Coast Meet
Stanford defeats USC 55 to 52 ahead of discus finish to claim the Pacific Coast intercollegiate title at Los Angeles. Washington third with 30 points, California 26, Oregon Agricultural 26, others behind as Stanford relays and field events shape the final margin. Stanford racks four firsts and a tie while USC earns five firsts and a tie, yet the Cardinal prevail in late events.
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Stanford
University of Washington
California
Oregon Agricultural College
University of Idaho
Washington State College
University of Montana
California Tech
University of Oregon
University of California At Los Angeles
Arizona Teachers College
Phoenix Junior College
Cardinals
Southern California
Trojans
Gasoline Saver Device Promises Wide Savings
A Milwaukee inventor E. Oliver offers a free trial of a device said to cut gasoline costs, claiming millions in savings for American motorists. He promises a no cost installation and asks auto owners to help publicize the invention while contacting him for details and a free sample offer.
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E. Oliver
W. Winnebago St. Milwaukes
Wisc
Hoc Alenosis Simen
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