Glindeman Seen Nearing Coaching Post at Pocatello
At the school board meeting in independent district No. 1 the likely approval of Henry P. Glindeman as assistant coach at Pocatello high is noted. A Idaho alumnus, he has coached in Oregon and Burley and is brother in law to F M Bistline.
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Pocatello Senior High School
Glindeman
Ed Godfrey
EB. L. Gledhill
Beary
Anaconda
Montana
University of Idaho
Poratello
Baker
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Burley High School
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Salt Lake City Champion Wins Open Championship
Owen Covey, 25, from the Country club, won the Utah state open by two strokes over C. E. Foley in a 72 hole event ending with a 295 total. Foley led and tied with Tel Branca for second after Covey birdied the last hole to take the title, succeeding Babe McHugh of San Francisco.
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Tel Branca
Covey
Babe" McHugh
San Francisco
Ralph Pugmire
Salt Lake
Harry Borg
Bonneville Municipal Club
Abel Larson
Alex McCafferty
Country Club
Sid Harmon
Forest Dale
Ralph Olson
Butte
Mont
Alex Stevenson
Magna
R. N. Marshall
Pocatello
Notre Dame to build Rocne memory field house
The late Knute Rocne will be honored with a $1,000,000 field house at Notre Dame. The building costs $650,000 with $350,000 set for an endowment. Campaign directed by Notre Dame men aims to involve the nation in tribute to an American public ideal.
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South Bend
Ind
Knute Roc
Charles L. O'Donnell
University of Notre Dame
Father O'Donnell
Notre Dame
Legion Trims List of Star Players
The American Legion baseball squad is reduced to 27 players as it prepares for another cut to 18 before the Pocatello entry contests for district and state honors. Picked teams, led by Curtis and Black, defeated the Outs 11 to 5 in a determined battle. The all star team will be announced later this week.
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Pocatello
Curtis
Black
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The summary lists season leaders: Ruth and Foxx tied for home runs at 11. Simmons leads runs with 40. Cronin 50 RBIs. Comis 71 hits. Webb 25 doubles. Cronin 7 triples. Chapman 16 stolen bases. Walberg 9 1 as a pitcher. Other leaders include Hendrick 378 batting average and Klein 44 RBIs. Pitchers Derringer and Sweetland noted with wins.
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Yankees
Simmons
Athletics
Cronin
Senators
Comis
Webb
Red Sox
Foxx
Chapman
Walberg
Hendrick
Reds
Klein
Phillies
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Herman
Robins
Arlett
Hornsby
Cubs
Watkins
Cardinals
Worthington
Braves
Comorosky
Pirates
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Sweetland
Baseball Scores From The Day In News
League results show New York 3 Chicago 8 and many intercity scores across cities including St Louis 4 Boston 2 Cincinnati 8 9 and Detroit 2. Doubleheaders were rained out and three night games were played as roads and venues like US highway improvements near Gibbonsville are noted.
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Pocatello Beats Blackfoot 14 to 11 in League Game
Pocatello defeated Blackfoot 14 to 11 in a Yellowstone league baseball game. The Sunday afternoon affair at Blackfoot featured a low scoring contest as Pocatello secured the win.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
Yellowstone
Peterson and Clark Form in Pocatello Law Firm
Announcement states Judge O R Baum is no longer with Peterson Baum and Clark. J H Peterson and D Worth Clark take over as Peterson and Clark with offices in the Carlson Building.
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Heretofore
Pocatello
Peterson, Baum and Clark
J. H. Peterson and
D. Worth Clark
Peterson and Clark
Carlson
Cubs Surge to Second as May Slump Ends in Big Week
Chicago's Cubs turn around a rough stretch by winning 12 of 15, moving to second place behind St. Louis after an 8 3 win over the Giants halted by rain. Hornsby and Wilson homered as Bob Smith and Lester Sweetland contributed strong pitching in a stacked set of National League results.
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Chicago
Cubs
Bob Smith
Lester Sweetland
New York Giants
Hornsby
Hack Wilson
Pocatello Golfers edge Idaho Falls 17 to 15
Pocatello Country club golfers defeated Idaho Falls 17 to 15 on Sunday. Ben Peterson led with a 37 while Milton Zener and Virgil Wade totaled 84 for the locals. Idaho Falls faced slower greens, and upcoming events include a fob tourney and June leg director's cup with 16 teams registered.
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Pocatello Country Club
Idaho Falls
Ben Peterson
Pocatellans
Milton Zener
Virgil Wade
Pocatello Sands
University
American Falls
P A C Rifle Men Hold Sunday Shoot
The P A C rifle club hosted a Sunday shoot at the 200 yard 30-calibre range. Magpie team scored three points and Deuces also scored three points. Following the results.
Power City Beats Roy Stars 14-10 in One-Sided Game
American Falls defeats Roy Stars 14 to 10 as Coon holds Roy to four runs until the final inning. Winnett starts for Roy, gives up 11 runs in the third, then settles. Sunday schedule notes American Falls vs Grandview at Grandview.
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American Palls
Pocatello Tribune
Roy
Coon
Winnett
American Falls
Grandview
Byers
Holcomb and
Jefferies
Baer Confident Ahead of July 4 Prize Fight
Max Baer, the California heavyweight, exudes confidence as he prepares to meet Paulino Urcadin Basque in Reno on July 4 in a Nevada prize fight. Baer and promoter Jack Dempsey’s agent Lou Brix discuss how long Baer will last, with Baer predicting a decisive performance.
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Reno
Pocatello Tribune
Max Baer
California
Paulino Urcadun
Nevada
Max
Lou Brix
Pauline
Jack Dempsey
Palooka
Baer
Brix
Jury Acquits Indian SeattIe Man in Assault Case
In Seattle on June 8 a federal court acquitted Hugh Smith a young Noah Bay Indian of the charge of criminal assault on Mrs James Gould a white woman. His earlier 1929 trial ended in conviction and a death sentence.
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Hugh Smith
Noah Bay
James Gould
Rabbit litter prices in local sale notice
White Flemish Giant and Chinchilla Doe Rab bits two dollars each. A few with young at two dollars fifty. Six and seven month old does one dollar. Call 28 R 2.
Aim for the Pin in Golf Strategy
In approach shots to the green players should target the pin itself not just the green. Aiming at the pin increases putting precision and the chance the ball may finish close or in the cup. The practice builds decisive stroke making and improves overall proficiency.
Coast League doubleheaders shift standings
Three Coast League teams won both ends of Sunday doubleheaders. Seattle swept Los Angeles 5 3 and 6 0. Mission Reds beat Oakland 7 6 and 6 3. Portland defeated San Francisco 9 6 and 10 7. Hollywood and Sacramento split, the Stars winning 13 3 and the Senators 10 3.
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Mission Reds
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Portland
San Francisco
Hollywood
Sacramento
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Senators
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Doubleheader Highlights
Bill Hallahan blanked the Robins in the second game as the Cardinals won. Red Lucas beat the Braves 8-2 with two RBIs. Rogers Hornsby and Hack Wilson powered the Cubs with two homers a double and a single driving five. Ed Sweeney gathered two singles a double and a triple for the Red Sox. Babe Ruth drove in three for the Yankees with a double and a single.
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Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Bill Hallahan
Robins
Cardinals
Red Lucas
Reds
Braves
Rogers Hornsby
Hack Wilson
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Fort Hall reports 430 fishing permits issued thus far
Fort Hall officials say 430 reservation fishing permits have been issued with about 15 daily applicants. Office hours are 8 to 5 on weekdays and closed 12 to 1 at noon. Saturdays close all day. Patrols guard the reservation and liquor use is not tolerated. A riverman was fined 50 dollars and had his permit revoked after a liquor incident. Federal case against several men for home brew is pending.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
F. A. Gross
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