National college track title field grows with strong entrants
June 6 AP report notes more than 380 athletes from 28 teams set to compete for the national college track and field title at Soldier Field. Favorites include Stanford Illinois and Washington while Georgia Tech Missouri Valley champion Rice and Marquette also figure prominently. Last year’s event saw four defending champions return Hamm Georgia Tech Droegmueller Western Haworth and Ryerson among others. State Senator Charles A Rawson will referee the meet.
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Braves Rally Past Reds In Ninth Inning Classic
Boston fans watched Rogers Hornsby seal a 5 to 3 victory over Cincinnati as Dressen tied the game in the ninth, followed by George Sisler and Max Carey delivering key hits. Dressen homered for Cincinnati in the ninth and Eppa Rixey added a seventh inning homer for the Reds. Ford made two fielding chances without error.
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Athletics Beat Sox 6 3 In Early Lead In Series
In Chicago the Athletics built a 6 3 win over the White Sox after an early 3 run surge. Pilverg pitched well through eight but walked two in the ninth to allow two runs. Ty Cobb led Philadelphia with a mix of hits and a triple driving in three runs in the first two innings.
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Emerald Oil Claims Varicose Vein Cure Ad Claims How-To
An old advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a relief for varicose veins and varicose swelling. It instructs readers to rub a two ounce bottle nightly and morning toward the heart to shrink veins and restore normal size, promising germicidal benefits and wide use.
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Malone Walker Bout Tonight Shapes Title Fight Night
Jack Malone of St Paul faces middleweight champion Mickey Walker in a ten round no decision workout before Walker vs Ace Hudkins in Chicago on June 21. Malone must KO or foul to seize the title chances tonight.
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Fifth District Takes Laurels In 8 6 Legion League Win
The Fifth District defeated the Sixth District 8 to 6 to claim the American Legion league championship last night. Hits were level at eight apiece. a pair of costly Sixth errors aided the decisive win, with R. Myers, T. McConkay and Varley contributing on the mound.
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Utah Athletes Named for Olympic Trials in Denver
Utah announces district Olympic tryout representatives for June 16 in Denver. Named are Byron Grant University of Utah high jump 6 feet 3 inches Jack Burton University of Utah 1 mile time 1 56.9 Clinton Larson Union Pacific Athletic Club high jump 6 feet 2 Owen Rowe Brigham Young University 100 yard dash 10 flat 220 yard dash 21 4 Mel Burke Utah Agricultural College mile 4 25 4 plus details on Chicago and Philadelphia box scores follow.
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Pocatello and Nampa Elimination Matches Announced
The O S L baseball unit series schedule pits Nampa at Pocatello on June 10 and at Salt Lake June 17. Pocatello visits Nampa July 1 and Salt Lake July 8, with Salt Lake at Nampa July 15 and at Pocatello July 22.
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Rajah Rog ers Hiermeby helps Braves edge Reds in rain
Former Giants star Rogers Hiermeby drove in the decisive runs as Boston defeated Cincinnati 5 to 3 at the hub. Six runs in three innings powered the Athletics past the White Sox 6 to 3 in Chicago. Other teams were washed out by rain.
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East West Side Series Opens Wednesday Night
The East and West sides of the city begin their annual city baseball series on Wednesday at 6:00 p m on the Foundry grounds. Weekside manager Joan Hart and East side manager Prank Curly Elliott will select players from those present, with games spanning four days ending Saturday evening.
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Curly” Elliott
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press June 4
National leaders include Hornsby Braves 418 runs Bottomley Cardinals 41 RBIs Frisch Cardinals 33 hits Douthit Cardinals 74 doubles Hornsby Braves 16 triples Walker Reds 7 homers Wilson Cuba Bissonette Robins Bottomley Cardinals 9 Stolen bases Frisch Cardinals 12 Pitching Clark Robins 6 1 American: Kress Browns 383 Ruth Yankees 49 Runs Ruth 49 RBIs Manush Browns 61 Hits Speaker Athletics 19 Doubles Rice Senators 7 Triples Ruth Yankees 19 Homers Ruth Yankees 19 Steals Barrett White Sox Sweeney Rogers 8 Pitching Pipgrass Yankees 9 1
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Letter critiques boxing bout details and weight misstatements
Pocatello editor letter from Bert Logan defends Gilstrap Hanna fight on May 16, notes Gilstrap’s boxing start in 1919, Army championships, and 1924 peak, plus weight errors and press misstatements. Logan requests corrections, praises reception in Pocatello, and mentions upcoming Havre bout plans with Gilstrap and Webster in 1928.
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German Women Called for Special Training Course
Forty German women have been summoned to Frankfort on Main for a special training course. The announcement hints at a government program aimed at advancing women's roles in the workforce or public service. Further details were not disclosed.
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Jim and Alex on Elks Card in Idaho Falls
Jimmy Hanna and Alex Knaub join Elks convention attractions in Idaho Falls June 18 19. The rugged welters signed for a ten round main event with Johnny Hanna and Howard Ball sought for a six round prelim and Charley Lavatta and Young Murphy added other prelims. Spug Myers acts as referee and is vacationing near Pocatello preparing for a summer coast campaign.
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Billiard Expert to Show Here Tonight
OJ Mills, billiard champion, performs at Base Ball Cigar on West Center street at 9 this evening. On his 23rd annual tour, he showcases submarine airplane and over the top end cannonball shots and also plays Chinese pool with two cues. He may challenge a local expert in a twenty or twenty five count match.
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Destroyed crosses replaced by headstones at grave sites
Washington reports Secretary Davis orders the destruction of wooden crosses used at American soldiers graves in Europe to prevent capture. Some crosses have been sent to relatives, but the markers are to remain the property of the American people. Separate item notes Sarnoff denying RCA talks with ITT over its communications unit. Olympic entries list twenty athletes selected for Amsterdam sprint events and field events.
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Stop Getting Up Nights Treats Bladder Trouble
Palmoglobules offer a free trial to alleviate night awakenings due to bladder issues and prostate discomfort. The Palm Company promises results with no obligation, sending a trial treatment to sufferers who have never used it. Residents are invited to write to 60 Calhoun St Battle Creek Mich for the free offer.
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Nyssa Plans Dam Bid Celebration
Nyssa Oregon reports a two state celebration on June 9 after bids open June 7 for the Owyhee irrigation project. The plan includes an 850 foot long dam and 390 feet high, marking a significant regional milestone.
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Two aviators depart Berlin for Amsterdam then London
Py Captain George H. Wilkins and Carl B. Eielson left Tempelhof by regular passenger plane for Amsterdam this morning and plan to go to London on Wednesday.
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Senator Couzens Sued Michigan for 500000 Damages
The report notes Senator Couzens a Republican and Michigan was sued today for five hundred thousand dollars in damages.
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Senator Couzens Slander Accusation Faces DC Court
Howe P Cochrane tax consultant sues in District of Columbia Supreme Court alleging derogatory remarks made on the Senate floor. Tribune Want Ads seek quick results.
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