Lighted Field Proposed for Pocatello Softball Leagues
A proposal to build a night field for Pocatello softball aims to boost 1936 league play. The YMC A committee led by Ben G. Tandy will study feasibility, with a June board report planned, as Boise Nampa Idaho Falls Twin Falls and Blackfoot consider similar plans and registrations for Independent Commercial leagues near completion.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Y. M. C. A. Softball Committee
Y’ Board of Directors
E. C. Manson
Ben G. Tandy
Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors
J. R. Nichols
E. Gledhill
J. O. Anderson
T. H. Farmer
Fred Quinn
George E. Slingerland
Midwestern
Pacific Coast
Boise
Nampa
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Blackfoot
Denver
Colorado
City
City Park
Y.M.C
Mink ‘Creek CCC
National Biscuit Co
Ahepa
Live-Wires
Industrial League
O.S.L
Os.l. Storehouse
Telephone Co
Safeway Stores
Pocatello Mill & Elevator Co
O.S.L. Switchmen
Peoples Store
Idaho Glass & Paint, Clearing House
Petersen's
O.S.L. Clerks
Graves & Potter
Western Coal Co
Clothiers
Austin L. Jones
Certificates Not Yet Called For in YMCA Learn-to-Swim
A number of national swimming certificates from the YMCA Learn-to-Swim campaign remain at the YMCA waiting to be called for by the earners. Readable names include girls Nedra Haskell Ruth Brown Mary Skidmore Mary Tensmeyer Mildred Aldrich Geneva Benson Jean Lowe Jeanne Brown Eileen Thornneck and boys Wayne Waltman Paul Grossman Dale Thornock Clarence Eichelberger Lester Roberts Jimmy Denkers George Rossiter Jack Teller Norman Watts Paul Adamson Glen Hunter and Jack Jacobsen.
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Verda Pender
Lois Marjorie Clark
Jeane Moore
Nedra Haskell
Glennup McCann
Leilah Whitaker
Glenda Schneider
Bodell Smith
Marie Scherrel
Ethel Smth
Betty Eileen Smith
Dorothy May Lowry
Donna Jean Lowry
Ruth Brown
Mary Tensmeyer
Bernice Poulson
Sybil Madison
Mary Skidmore
Mildred Allred
Jean Brown
Patsy Ruth Pentz
Genevieve Benson
Elaine Thornock
Betty Lou Poulson
Norman Jean Troutman
Y.m.c.a.tribune
Y.M.C.A
Mildred Aldrich
Geneva Benson
Jean Lowe
Jeanne Brown
Eileen Thornnck
Wayne Waltman
Paul Grossman
Dale Thornock
Clarence Eichelberger
Lester Roberts
West Annexes Junior Series clinches title in seventh game
West side defeated East 7 to 4 in the seventh game of the American Legion junior baseball series after rain delays. Sherwood pitched five hits to seal the win for West, while Elliott struck out 18 for East as Hillbrand hit a homer. Dodger Giant series opens Monday with state title plans announced by F. E. Tydeman.
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West Side
American Legion
Sherwood
Elliott
East
Hillbrand
Pocatello
F. E. Tydeman
Legion
West Ab Longhurst
Davis
Nae Hurst
Hiltbrand
Denton Ifemeee
K. Sherwood
Ray
Ween
C.brewster
Schoole Ft
Sherwood P
Beneee
East Ab Bistline
Marshall
Brewster
Lockett
Burrell
Lish If
Eee
Carlson
Kats
Blackfoot Prepares to Face All Nations In Rainout Clash
Blackfoot will play Monday with no practice for seven days due to constant rain. The barnstorming All Nations squad visits the fair grounds. Recruits Eddie Miller and Otis Massey expected to boost the lineup with Massey or Hallberg pitching.
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Blackfoot
Fairgrounds
Eddie Miller
Otis Massey
University of Oklahoma
Tate Taylor
Black Sox
Price of
Carte
Miller
Warren
Nelson
Hildebrand
Nugent
Conne
Massey Or
Hallberg
Yankees Lead Narrowed by Indians and Sox Surge
The Indians beat the Yankees 4 2 as Cleveland and Boston Reds Sox victories tighten the AL standings. Lou Gehrig and Tony Lazzeri homered for New York, while Zeke Bonura and Tony Piet avia contributed for Chicago to Boston's 10 6 win. Detroit beat Washington 10 4 behind Schoolboy Rowe, and Philadelphia split with St. Louis in a doubleheader 6 5 and 5 3.
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New York
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
New Yorkers
Lou Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
R.H.E. Cleveland
Harder and
Sullivan
Pearson
Hadley
Jorgens
Glenn
Boston
Zeke Bonura
Tony Piet
Chicago White Sox
Golden Sackers
Indians
R.H.E. Chicago
Kennedy, Phelps
Chelini
Sewell
Henry and
R. Ferrell
Washington
Rowe
Washington Senators
Detroit Tiger
Tigers
R.H.E
Detroit
Reiber
Deshong
Russell
Linke
Bolton
Philadelphia
Athletics
Louis Browns
Mackmen
Missourians
R.H.E. St. Louis
Thomas
Knott
Hemsley
Fink, Dietrich and Hayes
St. Louis
Caldwell and
Kelley and Hayes
Bingham County Sportsmen Cite Big Magpie Bounty
Through the Bingham County Sportsmen's Association effort about 8500 magpie heads have been turned in for bounty and nearly that many more are expected before the season ends. The bounty pays four cents for old birds and two cents for young birds, with payments handled by the association.
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Bingham County Sportsmen's Association
Vesper Babcock
Carolina ace upsets golf records at Oakmont
Manero wins the title and $1,000 first prize with a 283 plus final rounds that beat the old scoring marks. Cooper finishes runner-up with $750, while Sarazen’s 283 Open record is surpassed as Manero rounds out the trio of leaders with Clark, Smith, Laffon, Cox and Picard also among top finishers.
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Manero
Gene
Henry Cotton
Clark
Bloomfield, N. J
Clarence Clark
MacDonald Smith
Glendale
Calif
Ky Laffon
Chicago
Wilfy Cox
Washington, D. C
Henry Picard
Hershey
Oakmont
Parks
Cooper
Harry
Tony
Vic Ghezzi
Grezzi
Denny Shute
Blind fan Ernest Blu menthal attends coast league games
San Francisco on June 6 reports Ernest Blu menthal who has been blind for 19 years yet attends coast league baseball games regularly. He says he "sees" through imagination and memory and is rarely absent from a game, showing deep devotion to the sport.
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San Francisco
Ernest Blumenthal
Blind baseball fan enjoys game by sound and dog guide
Blumen thal, a 42 year old blind baseball enthusiast, attends games at Seals' stadium guided by a shepherd dog. He describes judging plays by sound cues, siting in a fixed section to orient himself, and savoring baseball despite his blindness.
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Blumenthal
Taylor Team Wins Blackfoot in Weather-Delayed Game
A rain-postponed softball game between Taylor's Grocery and Oborn's Grocery was completed Friday after a late board ruling, Taylor team winning 9 to 3. The piece also notes June Travis' ambition to captain a girls' softball team in Hollywood.
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Taylor
Blackfoot
Softball Board
Taylor's Grocery
Oborn’s Grocery
June Travis
Hollywood
Grand Old Party convention coverage promises full Tribune insight
Supplementary coverage will be furnished by a large crew of cameramen interviewers and writers of Sidelines and feature material as the Grand Old Party forms the platform to defeat the New Deal. Presidential and vice presidential candidates will be named to see the Elephant amid a heated national campaign with full detail and no facet overlooked. Readers at home can follow proceedings with greater ease and broader knowledge than visitors in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Tribune and Journal
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