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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1930
Page
8
P A C riflemen extend a Sunday open house on the National Guard range. Civilians may shoot the D course 200 yard qualification with guns and ammo provided, minor range fee, and medals for high scores. Boeckman says coaches will assist and the range opens at 9 30 am.
Angels suffer a back to back sweep 3 6 and 10 1 to Hollywood while San Francisco gains on the Missions with 11 3 win. Seals shut out the Missions as Curtis Davis holds eight innings. Dittmars homers twice and Goldstein hits key singles in late drives.
Decatur Illinois June 7 A leading candidate for most unlucky baseball player is Tom Bridges right handed pitcher of the Evansville Three Eye league club In a night game against Decatur Bridges struck out 19 batters in eight innings and took the loss 5 to 2 Bridges joined Evansville last year from the University of Tennessee.
Kansas City defeated Columbus 5 to 3 while Milwaukee beat Toledo 7 to 1 and St. Paul edged Louisville 8 to 7 in a trio of American Association baseball outcomes.
National leaders include Herman and Robins with 417 batting, 50 runs, 74 hits. Klein drives 50 RBIs. Frisch 21 doubles. Cuyler 9 triples and 14 stolen bases. Wilson leads with 17 homers. American leaders show Rice 401 batting, 74 hits, Ruth 52 runs and 50 RBIs, 18 homers. Gehringer 19 doubles. Combs 8 triples. Ruth 18 homers. Rice 10 steals.
Philadelphia Athletics turn back St. Louis 5 to 4 as George Earnshaw fans Manush with two on in the ninth to seal the victory. Mahaffey falters late after a strong start, while Cleveland beats Boston 9-4 to take three of four in the series.
Oakland defeats Seattle 8 to 5 while Sacramento topples Portland 14 to 2 and San Francisco piles on 11 to 3 against the Missions. Hollywood posts 11 and Los Angeles 3 on the card. Tribune Want Ads get Results.
The American League buzzes with Ruth and Rice leading batting charts as rookie hitters struggle to compete. Rice has appeared in 44 of 45 Senators games, preserving a long hitting streak that ended May 18. Wet grounds postpone two games while Cleveland’s Joe Sewell and Boston’s Russ Scarritt post multi hit days as the Indians, Phillies, and Giants post decisive results.
In Endicott New York on June 7 AP reports Max Schmeling brutalizes sparring partners to shape for his world heavyweight title bout against Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium. He explains he trains to counter any Sharkey move, praising varied partners and relentless pace as crucial to preparation.
A group of officers from Vancouver Barracks Washington defeated the Boise National Guard polo team 15 to 13 on Friday after spotting Boise nine goals. The Vancouver squad’s accuracy carried the game as they capitalized where shots landed while the Guardsmen frequently missed.
Pocatello Trap club and Elks arrange a two day mutual shoot at the Country club with added traps and a test next week. The Sunday event June 22 begins at 10 am with 175 registered targets, four 25 bird events at 16 yards, and divisions totaling 22.75 dollars. The Elk shoot follows Monday June 23 for members only, at 100 birds starting 8 am.
Oakland defeated Seattle 8 to 5 as Ruether wild pitched crowding the bases and issuing walks. Hurst and Lombardi handled Oakland’s offense while Ruether was relieved in the eighth inning.
Hollywood Cowboys sweep double header over Los Angeles in dramatic fashion. First game ends 6 3, second game 11 10 in eleven innings with Hollywood rallying late. Notable players include Bassler Severeid and Warren among others. Schmeling plans to fly to his title bout with Sharkey at Yankee Stadium on June 1 using a twelve passenger Junkers plane.
New York June 7 The 62nd Belmont Stakes features Gallant Fox aiming to clinch the American turf three year old title with Which One a strong threat. Odds favor Which One at 4 to 5 over Gallant Fox as the field includes Questionnaire Swinfield and Flying Gal. Jockeys Earl Sande and Sonny Workman prepared for a battle, Sande healing from a minor facial injury after an auto accident.
In Omaha on June 7 Billy Wells former British welterweight king was knocked out in the second round by Jack Thompson world welterweight champion. It marked Wells first count out in over ten years of fighting as Thompson delivered a towering overhand punch with seconds remaining. The bout was even until the knockout as both fighters were overweight and the title was not on the line.
George Nelson of Logan defeated Ray Westergaard of St. Louis in straight falls to headline a card tied to Utah Elks state convention. Nelson won the first fall with a headlock in 21 minutes and the second with a body press in three minutes. Del Baxter of Cornish defeated Ed Shepherd of Salt Lake City in a six round boxing semi final.
Sergeant John C. Carlson of Fort Mis soula won the first event reaching 94 of 100 in the Anthony Wayne match. L. E. Wilson of Cashmere took the Founders Day event with 246 of 300, with Weymouth Salt Lake City 241 Goodrick Spokane 241 and Roberts Spokane 230 among top finishers.
In Omaha world welterweight champion Jack Thompson knocks out Billy Wells of England in a non title bout. In San Francisco Chick Devlin stops Joe Roche in the ninth round at National Hall. Battling Dozier wins over Freddie Hoppe in six rounds. Speed Crank defeats Jack Commel on a foul. Ted Morgan and Santiago Zorilla fight to a draw in Vancouver. Special dance at Nelson's Hall tonight.
Southern California led by Frank Wykoff seeks the national collegiate track and field title at Stagg Field after qualifying 12 men in nine events. Ohio State Illinois and the University of Washington trailed with half that number as 41 schools competed in finals. The 100 yard dash featured Ohio State’s George Simpson and Wykoff posting 09.6 in drizzly conditions with strong rivals like Claude Bracey Ri Institute Cy Leland Christian University George Hutson Denison Eddie Tolan Michigan and others in the mix.
Ira Dern of Salt Lake City overturned a first fall deficit to beat Nick Lutze of Venice California in a three fall professional wrestling match. Lutze led by rough action but Dern escaped a second tackle and then secured an airplane spin finishing Lutze. Dern weighed 200 pounds to Lutze 210. Velcoff defeated Brown in a separate 25 minute match with a tee hold.
The Union New Jersey Swiss Turn Verein squad won the national AAU gymnastics title with 95 points. Alfred Jockim led the team by scoring 3 907 points to claim the all around crown, while Frank Haubold and Glenn Berry placed high for Los Angeles clubs.
The Omaha police department baseball team needs a pitcher and has a clear choice Grover Cleveland Alexander. To hire him they would offer a beat pounding job so opponents could be pressed by Alexander's sharp pitches. Alexander lives in St. Paul Nebraska.
A worker laments buying a diamond with a bad check and risks a deduction from pay. He pleads customers to visit and mention Mr. Harrison, suggesting the new Electric Clocks as suitable gifts. The note hints at embarrassment and a request for quick sales.
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