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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1923

Page

10

Oregon Boxer May Appear At Shelby Bout

Johnny Trambitas the Portland junior welter meets Soug Myers in a twenty round bout at Brady Park on June 14. Manager Jack Fahie says promoter Mike Collins offered Trambitas a place on the Dempsey Gibbons preliminaries at Shelby Montana.

Johnny Trambitas Portland Welter Soug Myers Brady Park Pocastello Jack Fahie Mike E. Collins Jack Dempsey Tommy Gibbons Trambitas Shelby Montana Pocatello Idaho Elks Jack Kearns Collins Johnny Myers Fahie Spng Ring Lynn Hospital West Clark Spug

Racing and sports events listed for multiple clubs and cities

A compiled schedule lists racing meetings at Belmont Park Latonia and Montreal Park Toronto rowing national title duel Duluth and Los Angeles beach show Harlem. Also includes shooting trapshooting tours in Hartford and Walla Walla golf events in Brantford Mt Vernon and Louisville tennis church cup in Forest Hills and St Paul polo Philadelphia course Bala boxing bouts in Caener Detroit and Long Beach New Jersey.

Westchester Assn Belmont Park Kentucky Jockey Club Latonia Montreal Ffer Park Jockey Club Toronto Walter Hoover Paul Costello Duluth Los Angeles Ashington Walla Walla Ontario Brantford Ont Mt. Vernon N. Y Griscom Cop Chesnut Hill Kentucky Louisville Forest Hills St. Paul Philadelphia Country Club Bala Paoxing Midget Smith Earl Puryear Caener Wyo Archie Walker Willie Doyle Detroit Bud Dempsey Jimmy Mars Long Beach N. J

Williams to miss game with back injury in St Louis

St Louis June 8 AP Williams veteran center fielder of the Philadelphia Nationals and major league home run batting champion with twenty homers will be out indefinitely after wrenching his back in yesterday's game with Louis.

St. Louis C Williams Philadelphia Nationals Louis

Inter Sunday School Baseball Schedule for 1923 League

The L. D. 8 Second ward joins local teams as the inter Sunday School Athletic Organization expands. First game Monday at 6 15 on the new west side field with Beryl Blevens umpiring. Schedule lists games from June through September against Presbyterian Episcopal Episcopal Congregational Methodist and others.

Inter Beryl Blevens Stake F. O. Nelson Presbyterian Episcopal Congregational Methodist L. D Lt. D L. D. S. Third Ward Third Ward Sixth Ward Second Ward Episcopal Va. L. PD Congregational Va. Episcopal Ember L. 1D

Thursday's Games In American League Streak Rain Delays Notable

Reports from multiple cities show rain affecting games. Scores vary with Chicago 0 New York 0 after three innings and several matches postponed or completed in extra frames. Key pitchers include Pillette Collins Bassler Ring Henline Pfeffer and McCurdy.

Stanford Names Two Students as Assistant Managers

Stanford University announces P. C. Heckendorf and Ford Tussing, senior students, named assistants to Paul Davis, graduate manager, effective September 1. Heckendorf, varsity third baseman for three years and secretary of the Associated Students, belongs to Skull and Snakes. Tussing, tennis letter winner and former baseball manager, is a Delta Tau Delta member.

Stanford University Calif P. C. Heckendorf Ford Tussing Paul Davis Heckendorf Associated Students of Stanford Skull and Snakes Tussing Delta Tau Delta Fraternity

Dallas Claims First in Harness and Leather Goods

Dallas asserts historic leadership in American manufacture of harness saddlery and related leather products, highlighting long-standing industry prominence and local artisanship across the trade.

Dallas America

Prize Derby Drawn By Zanzibar Resident In Calcutta Derby

London dispatch reports the first prize of £74,000 in the Calcutta derby went to a Zanzibar resident named Poole who sold half his chance before the race. Havana dispatch notes Luis Firpo may meet Cuban heavyweight Antoine Ferrio if timing fits his plans. Chicago report says Arie of Urbana Illinois and Frank Troeh of Vancouver invited to exhib it at the Winchester clubs convention opening June 25.

London Zanzibar Poole Calcutta Havana Luis Firpo Antoine Ferrio Chicago Mark Arie Urbana Lls Frank Troeh Vancouver National Association of Winchester Clubs

Tommy Gibbons Chooses Boxing as Life Career

In St Paul, 16 year old Tommy Gibbons follows his brother Mike into boxing for better pay. The piece notes Mike’s influence and Tommy’s early decision to pursue prizefighting as a life work, with a July 4 showdown hoped against Jack Dempsey in Shelby.

St. Paul Jack Dempsey Shelby Montana Tommy Gibbons Tommy Mike Gibbons the Phantom Mike Great Northern Railway

Market News Hog and Cattle Prices Across Chicago and Omaha

Chicago market reports show hog receipts of 38 000 with uneven demand and mixed price ranges. Cattle and sheep receipts also noted with steady beef values, varied weights and several top figures across regions including Omaha where hogs were about 15 to 25 cents lower and cattle markets were largely steady.

Grain and meat prices list from Chicago market

Chicago market notes show June prices for Wheat No 2 mixed at 83 84 cents, Corn No 2 yellow 84 84 cents, Oats No 2 white 45 percent, Rye No 3 73, Barley 60 68, Timothy seed nominal, Clover seed nominal, Pork nominal, Lard 11 20, Ribs 9 60.

Chicago

Potatoes steady as receipts rise in Chicago markets

In Chicago in June, receipts reach 68 cars with total US shipments at 917. Wisconsin and Michigan round whites sell at 90 cents a bushel, while new stock struggles. South Carolina barrel cobblers No. 1 appears. Alabama and Louisiana show few sales to establish markets.

Chicago Wisconsin Michigan South Carolina Alabama Louisiana

Raw sugar market shows quiet start with losses in futures

New York on June 8 reports a quiet early raw sugar market. A 10 000 bag Cuban sale at 6 1/8 cents CIF. centrate futures weak on liquidation and European selling. Midday prices drop 14 to 18 points while refined remains quiet at 9.75 to 9.90, with one refiner offering 9.50 for a count.

New York Commission Houses

Kansas City cattle and hog receipts report mixed activity

Kansas City market totals show cattle receipts at 1 009 and hogs at 5 069 with prices generally steady to lower. Best steers around 10.45, hogs mostly 6 60 to 6 65 per cwt, sows steady around 5 65, lambs firm to higher with natives up to 15 49. St Joseph reports lighter trading with similar trends and limited market activity.

Kansas City Texas St. Joseph

Exchange Rates International Currencies Listed

New York June 8 foreign exchange prices show Great Britain at 4.61 percent for demand and cables, France 6.43, Italy 4.66, Belgium 6.54 and 5.55 cables, Germany around .0011 to .0012, Holland 39.19 and 39.21, Norway 16.76, Sweden 26.62, Norway and Denmark figures, Demands for Spain 15.08, Greece 2.85, Poland 0.18, Czecho Slovakia 2.98, Argentina 35.40, Brazil 10.30, Montreal 97 13-16.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Nmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Argentine Brazil Montreal

Call Money and Commercial Paper Rates Steady

New York reports call money steady with high and low at 4 percent and ruling at 4 percent. Closing bid 4 percent, offered at 5 percent. Last loan 4 percent. Call loans against acceptance 4 percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral 60 to 90 days at 4 percent, 4 to 6 months at 5 percent. Prime commercial paper at 5 percent.

New York

Silver and currency rates from New York and London

New York reports foreign bar silver at 64 percent and Mexican dollars at 49 percent. London notes bar silver at 3 dollars per ounce.

New York London

Copper and Related Metals Market Summary

Copper steady in New York with spot and futures muted. Tin rests near 42.37 for spot and 42.12 for futures. Corn holds firm with unchanged prices. Lead flat at 7.25. Zinc quiet in East St Louis at 6.25. Antimony spot 6.75.

New York

Boxing Siblings Gibbons Rise From Quiet Clubs to Pro Ring

The Gibbons brothers Mike and Tommy rose from informal gym gatherings in Gibbon's neighborhood to professional boxing. Their father opposed fighting but relented as potential earnings grew. Tommy recalls fighting bigger foes and the influence of Mike on his early career, including a notable bout where Tommy knocked out Mike.

Mike Tommy Gibbon Gibbons Billy Miske New York Miske

Bond prices and yields on Liberty and U S Treasury issues

New York fixed income report shows Liberty bonds closed with 3s at 101 and first and second 4s around 98.9. First and second 4s near 98.15 and 98.16, third 4s at 98.95. U S Treasury 4s around 99.25.

New York Beak Ressury

Low Hog Prices Hit KC Market on June 8

Hog prices in Kansas City fell to the lowest level since 1915 as heavy receipts and a local hangover edged prices down. Traders paid up to 6.60 with bids from packers 15 to 20 cents lower, top 6.55, on 5,000 head receipts.

Kansas City

Crop Forecast for the Year From June 1 Conditions

The Department of Agriculture releases June 1 crop forecasts: winter wheat 581 million bushels, spring wheat 236 million, oats 1.256 billion, barley 196 million, rye 72 million, hay 99 million tons, apples 17 million bushels, peaches 47 million. Crop conditions as of June 1: winter wheat 76.3 percent normal, spring wheat 90.2, oats 85.6, barley 89.0, rye 81.1, hay 84.4, pastures 84.8, apples 75.5, peaches 66.7. Spring wheat area 18.503 million acres at 94.9 percent of last year. oats 40.768 million acres at 101.1 percent. barley 7.98 million acres at 108.0 percent.

Weekington Department of Agriculture

Frisco Youngster Eddie Montague Signs With Coast Club

San Francisco youth Eddie Montague, 16, hailed as a phenom, has been signed by the Pacific Coast League club in reserve to deter major league poaching. The third baseman, once at Willie Kamm’s old position, heads to the training squad next spring after sensational tryouts.

San Francisco Eddie Montague Eddie Ball Park Willie Kamm Chicago White Sox Kamm

Health boards shut out after 20 years in Kansas

Topeka June 8 AP The Kansas state board of health offices are closed by order of the state executive council and will stay closed while a dispute over the health board secretary’s identity awaits resolution possibly by the supreme court. The confrontation pits the old Republican board against the newly appointed Democratic board and includes actions to seize the offices and access locked records.

Topeka Kan Kansas State Board of Health State Executive Council Supreme Court Health Board Republican Health Board Democratic Board Pavis

Viviani Faints in French Court During Plea

Former French premier Rene Viviani fainted in court while pleading a case and was carried to his home in a collapse. He recovered within fifteen minutes and had been of low spirits after his wife's death. He is 60 and once led France in 1914 at the outbreak of World War I.

Paris Rene Viviani Viviani France Brian United States Washington

Utah Weather Forecast Shows Fair Tonight and Saturday

Generally fair conditions persist in Utah tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. No significant precipitation or storms are expected, and west to southwest winds may remain light to moderate across the state.

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