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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1933

Page

5

Schmeling Faces Baer in New York Bout for Championship Bid

Max Schmeling must beat Max Baer at Yankee Stadium to stay on track for a title shot against Sharkey or Camera. Baer’s power and speed test Schmeling, who risks his chances with a loss after sliding from the 11th hour prime, in a 15 round heavyweight duel expected to draw near 60 000 fans and about 300000 in receipts. Baer travels from Atlantic City with his camp to meet Schmeling in the May 7 pay‑per‑view free arena showdown.

Herbert W. Barker Associated Press New York Max Schmeling Max Baer Yankee Stadium Hietawe Dempsey Atlantic City N. J Ancil Hoffman Jacob Baer New York City

Idaho amateurs eye strong field for Ross Park event

A large entry list is anticipated for the Idaho Amateur Golf Association tournament at Ross Park nine holes Friday through Sunday. Eastern Idaho players join entries from Rupert Burley Twin Falls Boise and other towns with defending champion Ray Critchell of Boise expected to compete after studying at the University of Idaho. Pocatello and Plantation Course teams are among others planning to field squads as daily practice continues and caddies with experience are asked to contact Ross Park officials.

Idaho Amateur Golf Association Ross Park F. E. Birrell Idaho Rupert Burley Twin Falls Boise Ray Critchell University of Idaho At Moscow Critchell Boise Country Club Pocatello Country Club Steve Rhoads Pocatello H. Branding Art Shultz Bob Leute Ben Peterson Harold Manning Fred Huth Harry Borg William Groves

Baseball scores from early leagues list

League box scores show International League games with Baltimore 5 Jersey City 6 Montreal 1 Rochester 2 Newark 6 Albany 2 and Southern Association results Nashville 15 Atlanta 4 Chattanooga 10 Knoxville 7 Memphis 6 New Orleans 5 Little Rock 3 Birmingham 4 with various teams.

Baltimore Jersey City Montreal Rochester Newark Albany Southern Association Nashville Atlanta Chattanooga Knoxville Memphis New Orleans Little Rock Birmingham

Burns Drives Indians To 7 6 Win Over Stars In Coast League

Seattle Indians climbed from the bottom of the Coast League to post a 7 6 victory over the Hollywood Stars as manager George Burns reshaped the club. The Stars lost 8 4 in Los Angeles to Sacramento in the opener, while Jimmy Zinn threw five hits as San Francisco beat the Oaks 3 1 in Emeryville. A late homer by Harlin spoiled Zinn’s shutout bid. Portland Missions game in San Francisco was postponed by a power outage.

National Club W. L Pet New York BE. Lowe Veccvesesecae Pittsburgh Seseeeeesad Chicago Cincinnati Secvveeerad Vccseccesnk Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Issees dl Washington Chicago Ween Cleveland Eee Philadelphia Eee Detroit Sree St. Louis Pacific Coast Club Portland Sacramento Hollywood Los Angeles Missions Eevevesda Oakland San Francisco George Burns Seattle Indians Indians Burns Hollywood Stars Herb Saunders Jimmy Zinn Oaks Emeryville Harlin Zinn Portland Missions

Fights Last Night report from Newark and Jacksonville

Les Kenedy of Los Angeles knocked out Stanley Poreda of Jersey City in Newark. Lou Terry of St. Louis outpointed John Alba of New York in Jacksonville over 12 rounds.

Associated Press Newark N. J Les Kenedy Los Angeles Stanley Poreda Jersey City Jacksonville Fla Lou Terry St. Louis Johnny Alba New York

No-Hit Pitcher Floyd New Kirk Shuts Kansas City

St Paul ace Floyd New Kirk hurled a no hit game against Kansas City to place in the top group. The left hand pitcher, missing two fingers from a steel mill accident, works with three fingers. Associated Press photo accompanies the report.

Floyd New Kirk St. Paul Kansas City New Kirk Associated Prees

Merchants and Kids to Battle for Lead Tonight

In a key Community league clash the Keality Kids face the Pocatello Merchants as both teams sit one half game behind the O. 8 S. L. Shops for second place. Hadley and Isham lead the Kids battery. Monroe and Brimhall lead the Merchants. The game starts at 6 o clock.

Keality Kids Pocatello Merchants Merchants S. L Hadley Isham Battery Monroe and Brimhall

Stars and Stahley shine in daily baseball notes

Yesterday players named Leroy Mahaffey Joe Medwick Herb Pennock Harvey Hendrick Lynwood Rowe Mel Ott and Ralph Kress contributed key hits and scores. Mahaffey drove in three runs for Athletics, Medwick homered and had three singles for Saint Louis, Pennock shut out Boston, Hendrick delivered a pinch double, Rowe limited Cleveland, Ott homered and doubled, and Kress had a homer double and single for a perfect day.

Associated Press Leroy Mahaffey Athletics Senators Joe Medwick Cardinals Reds St. Louis Herb Pennock Yankees Red Sox Harvey Hendrick Cubs Pirates Lynwood Rowe Tigers Indians Mel Ott Giants Brooklyn Ralph Kress White Sox Browns

Ross Returns to Chicago for Scrap Canzoneri Title Fight

Barney Ross, Chicago lightweight contender, returned from two weeks training in Wisconsin to resume conditioning for the world title bout with Tony Canzoneri at Chicago Stadium on June 23. He added about eight pounds during camp but expects to shed it as final training proceeds and will be within the lightweight limit.

Chicago Wisconsin Woods Barney Ross Tony Canzoneri Chicago Stadium Ross

Babe Didrickson Returns to California for Golf Comeback

Babe Didrickson, famed Olympic athlete, arrived in southern California on June 7 to resume training and sharpen her game for further success on the golf course.

Babe Los Angeles Babe Didrickson California

Baseball brawls and tight NL race with Cardinals on edge

The Cardinals beat the Reds 6-2 as Dizzy Dean and Paul Derringer sparked a plate clash and ejections amid protests and bottle-throwing. Giants topple Dodgers 7-2. Pirates fall to Cubs 5-3. Athletics and Yankees win to widen leads in a busy day of AL and NL action.

Gene Sarazen Dominates as Open buzz builds in Clenville

Gene Sarazen, labeled a mystery by rivals, drills two nine hole rounds at the North Shore course before the Open. Contenders include Welter Hagen, MacDonald Smith, Craig Wood, Paul Runyan, George Ven Elm, and Bobby Cruickshank among others in a crowded field ahead of the championship.

Paul Mickelson Associated Press Clenville Ill Sarazen North Shore Battleground Gene Fresh Meadow Bobby Cruickshank MacDonald Smith Craig Wood Paul Runyan George Ven Elm and Cruickshank Billy Burke Olin Dutra Tommy Armour Cyril Walker Johnny Farrell Joe Kirkwood Wisineg Cteare

National League Batting Leaders and Power Hitter List

Aggregate leaders across the National League include Martin of St Louis with a .353 batting average and 38 runs. Klein of Philadelphia leads in RBIs 48 and hits 67, with Hartnett of Chicago adding 38 hits and 38 doubles tally. Other notable mentions include Fallis and Ott among the leaders in various categories.

Associated Press Ysterday National League Martin Cardinals Klein Phillies Klien Hartnett Cubs Fallis Ott Giants P. Waner Pirates

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