National Open golfers use old army tactics at Oakmont
The National Open golf field at Oakmont opens with players deploying psychological pressure as a lead-in to competition. Gene Sarazen, Olin Dutra, Henry Picard, Tommy Armour and others speculate on favorites while denying personal certainty, as Walter Hagen arrives late with a casual course tour.
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Champion Dogs to Show Here in Pocatello June 14 15
Pocatello hosts a major western dog show at the University of Idaho Southern Branch gymnasium June 14 and 15. Officials tout Idaho’s hunting and non sporting dogs with entries including Mullins Perfection owned by Gail Eastwood and Buck of Kinport owned by E E Ross, both best of breed at recent events.
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Malcolm Campbell Plans UtahAttempt To Break World Record
Sir Malcolm Campbell, British speed ace, announced in London he will travel to Salt Lake City in July to pursue a new world land speed record. He currently holds 276.816 mph set at Daytona Beach on March 7.
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Rifle Shooters Open Outdoors Season in Pocatello Trials
The Pocatello Athletic Club launches summer rifle season June 9 at the outdoor 30 calibre range with a 200 yard qualification course. The National Guard range north of town is prepared with four double targets for state team tryouts late July. The club placed third at a recent meeting behind Fort Douglas and Salt Lake City.
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Oakland falls as Los Angeles tops them in tight 4 3
After 25 scoreless frames the Oakland club finally broke through with three runs but still lost to the league leaders 4 to 3. Dutch Ulrich powered the Mission defeat with a homer and a double. Sam Gibson weathered a wild pitch to finish the game as Sacramento beat San Francisco 12 to 4. Hollywood dropped to fourth after a 6 2 loss to Seattle.
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Seattle
Wrestling Results From Nationwide Cards
The Associated Press reports last night matches in Albany Indianapolis Lincoln with wrestlers Dan O Mahoney Ireland defeating Gino Gino Chicago Steve Savage defeating Fred Peterson Minneapolis 27 30 Farmer Tobin and Dutch Heffner drew Ardmore Oklahoma and Dallas Texas.
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Oklahoma
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Lincoln
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Steve Savage
Chicago
Fred Peterson
Minneapolis
Farmer Tobin
Bismarck
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Dutch Heffner
Dallas
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Paris bout ends in points for Edwards over Martinez
In Paris Johnny Edwards 129 defeated Ponco Martinez 127 by points in ten rounds. In Chicago Al Diamond 165 stopped Sally Dudelsy 162 in one round. Patrick Henry 146 stopped Joey Klako 144 in three rounds in Chicago.
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Parents depart for England to see Lawson Little Jr in Open
Col. and Mrs. William Lawson Little left San Francisco to watch their son Lawson Little Jr compete in the British Open. They cited strain from news reports and cables as they traveled, eager to see his performance in England.
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William Lawson Little
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Teen Driver Fined and Ordered to Dispose of Car
Edward Batto, 18, faced a $200 brake work charge and a $4 fine for driving without a license after discovering his car needed costly upkeep. He was also ordered to dispose of the vehicle within three days.
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Chicago
Edward Batto
Lions and Wisemen win YMCA softball games
Lions club beat Telephone employees 6 to 2 as Morgan hit a first inning homer and Barrett added another. Wisemen defeated Junior Chamber of Commerce 17 to 5 with Hronek driving in the winning run in the seventh after a sixth inning rally.
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Timber strike truce shaken as delegates meet in Aberdeen
Seattle dispatch reports timber workers from Aberdeen and nearby unions move to repudiate prior agreements and press a 75 cent minimum wage, six hour day, and 30 hour week. A. W. Muir faces possible ouster as spokesman amid fears of a prolonged strike with E. P. Marsh arriving to mediate. Muir accuses "communists" of Sabotage and warns of operators resisting wage demands.
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United States Department of Labor
Timber Workers
Dizzy Dean defies Frisch after bench brawl with Cardinals
Dizzy Dean recounts a heated confrontation with manager Frankie Frisch and teammates after a game with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He claims Frisch threatened a 10000 dollar fine and accuses players of quitting while Frisch suspends actions for a repeat of temper.
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Brothers Dean hit rough patch in big league season
Dizzy and Daffy Dean face criticism as their reputations waver amid mounting losses. A feisty bench clash with Joe Medwick follows Dizzy’s slow ball remark, with both Deans involved as teammates intervene. Pirates, Cubs, Red Sox, and Browns win as White Sox suffer injuries and slumps.
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Cy Blanton
German picnic beer permit approved in Milwaukee park
Milwaukee park board reverses ban on a German society picnic with beer after Public Works Commissioner R E Stoelting argues the group can drink beer and remain orderly. The move ends a prior decision and underscores a balanced precedent.
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Wis
Park Board
Publi Works
R. E. Stoelting
Road program meets delays in Idaho
Idaho highway officials fear losing about 4 million dollars in federal highway funds unless state law is amended to allow use of federal money in municipalities. Director J H Stemmer notes a district court ruling in the Nampa railway subway case as a cause for the delay and outlines the federal requirement to allocate funds among municipalities market roads and federal aid roads.
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Boise
Idaho
J. H. Stemmer
Nampa
Idaho Judge Blocks Federal Railway Subway Spend
Stemmer cites Koelsch ruling in Idaho as limiting use of federal funds for a $156,000 subway project in Nampa. He argues federal rules will not be amended to fit the situation created by the decision, warning centers of population face distress.
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Idaho
Nampa
Stemmer
Williams batch of auto collision damages rejected by jury
June 5 report states Joe Williams saw a district court jury reject his claim for 2250 in damages and time loss after a highway crash near Twin Falls in February. The suit named J. R. Bothwell, Twin Falls county attorney and former district judge, as defendant. Bothwell's daughter Elizabeth drove the vehicle involved.
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Joe Williams
Williams
J. R. Bothwell
Bothwell
Elizabeth
Wilams
Idaho Public Utilities Commission weighs rail freight rate hike
Boise June 5 The Idaho Public Utilities Commission today considered evidence from steam rail carriers seeking higher intrastate freight rates on agricultural and other products to align with recently approved interstate rates by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
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