Baer Campers Crowd Boxoffice With Carnera Showdown
Max Baer returns to form to face Primo Carnera next Thursday at Madison Square Garden amid controversy over Baer's fitness. Box office receipts climb as 2,000 watch Baer in Axury Park. $350,000 expected at the Garden venue. Carnera trains indoors at Pompton Lakes as state boxing officials approve the title bout.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
Waterane
Toowerew Wwweow Weettase
Carnera
Peterson
Bill Brown
Baer
Long Island
Brown
Commission
John J. Phelan
D. Walker
Axury Park
Ceil Harris
Larry Johnson
Chicago
Dynamite Jackson
Max
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Lew Flowers
Chester Maran
Fishing Streams Invite Anglers
Eastern Idaho enjoys improving trout fishing as rain clears streams. Portneuf River and Blackfoot, Silver Creek, Wood River, Snake North and South Forks, and other rivers report clear water and good fishing. Some streams show recent runoff and shading, but overall conditions are favorable for anglers Sunday.
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Snake River
Jackson Lake
Isaac Walton
Portneuf
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Dam
Silver Creek
Wood River
North Fork
South Fork
Tilden Bridge
American Falls
Lost River
Mackay
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Red Rock
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Idaho Boxers Prepare for State Championship in Boise
Idaho boxers from Pocatello Malad City Aberdeen Port Hall Shelley Idaho Falls and other towns converge on Boise for the first state wide boxing championships of the season. Amateur fighters from across the state will compete in this March event promoted by a regional team.
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Idaho Falls
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Shelley
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Rigby
Whipple Klutch
al. Wyatt
Fort Hall
Rulon Callister
Blackfoot
Jimmy Clabby
Jimmy Hess
Malad City
Jimmy Prestridge
Aberdeen
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
CCC
Boise
Lapwai
National Guard
Pocatello
Oot
Port Hall
Riks ‘Aril
Nctive
Two games on tap for local baseball fans
Pocatello Athletics clash with P F E in the City league double header at Overland Park starting at 1 30. Popes meet the Eagles in the second game as league leaders chase another win.
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Pocatello Athletics Club
P. F. E. Company Nine
Overland Park
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Expressmen
Dairymen
Web Dean
Hoskings
Holbrook
Stars
McAughey
McGaugh
Cushing
Jones
Phillips
Hadley
Larsen
Musica
Hough
Meyers
B. Hronek
Schrimpster
Byber
Wetene Jones
Isham
Long
Mulica
McGaigh
T. Hadley
Wilson
Hosking
Bybee
Sproul
Brinhall
Mitchell
Wanted Good soaking rain in Hiawatha area
R W Pritchard inserted a short classified item in the Hiawatha Daily World urging a good soaking rain. One half inch fell several hours later in the Hiawatha, Kansas region, signaling relief for dust and dryness.
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Hiawatha, Kann
R. W. Pritchard
Hiawatha Daily World
Olympic Club Wins Far Western A A U Track Meet
Olympic Club of San Francisco captured the team title at the far western A A U track and field championships with 51 points. USC finished second with 47 as Foy Draper and Ed Ablowich led the Trojan effort with multiple wins. Other scores include California 61-4 and various junior colleges and schools among the top finishers.
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Cal
San Francisco
Olympic ¢Elub
Todey
University of Southern California
Trojan
Foy Draper
Ed Ablowich
Olympic Club
Southern Califrnia
Compton Junior College
Sacramento
San Jose State
Fresno State
California
Taft
Modesto
Occidental
Riverside
Talking Mountain Boys Camp
San Diego
Balboa High
Knowles Team Is Winner on Friday
Two-base hit by Curtis highlighted Knowles victory as pitching shifted between Murillo and O'Donnell. O'Donnell earned the win as Murillo took the loss. Umpires were Clark and McLaughlin with Burrell the scorer. Bob Coates, son of Mr. and Mrs. A F Coates, left town with his grandmother for a trip to New York City, Washington, Chicago, and Ontario, planning to return by September 1.
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Murillo
O'Donnell
Clark-Mc-Laughlin
Burrell
Bob Coates
A. F. Coates
Warren
A. Coates
New York City
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Ontario
Canada
Aggregation
Legion
Abrhpoae
Heeeee
Freckleton
Clark
Eben
Atkinson
Robbins
Cf Dudenake
Hurtt
Ellsworth
AB RH Poae McMasters
Caccia
Peveer
Isham
Ahlstrom
Mulica
Ereee
Dalpino
Senators Tie Modern Record In 8 1 Win Over Red Sox
Washington Senators blast Bob Grove for six two base hits in one inning en route to an 8 1 win over the Boston Red Sox. Rey Johnson homers in the seventh as Grove falters after Weaverucar. The doubleheader feature adds another dose of high scoring action across the league.
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Washington Senators
Bob
Grove
Red Sox
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Rey Johnson
Senators
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
Washington
Weaver
Phillips
Pennock
Ferrell
Broca Shifts to Loss in Eight Inning Home Run Swing
Yale righthander Johnny Broaca pitched three hits in his second Yankee start but the Athletics beat New York 4 to 2. An infield error and a costly eighth inning mistake allowed Bob Johnson to drill an inside park homer, his 13th of the season, sealing the win.
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Yale
Yankees
Athletics
Yankee
Bronca
Bob Johnson
Johnson
Philadelphia
Benton
Berry
Broaca
Dickey
Tigers Rally To Top White Sox 8 5 In Detroit
Detroit scores eight runs to overcome an early Chicago lead and beat the White Sox 8 to 5. Vic Sorrell started for Detroit and was lifted after giving up the three run homer by Mule Haas and pair of hits by Bonura and Simmons.
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Auker
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago
Wyatt
Heving
Shea
Sorrell
Cochrane
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Mule Haas
Zeke Bonura
al Simmons
Vic Sorrell
Reds Snap Cubs Streak With 5 2 Victory In Chicago
Tony Freitas held the Cubs to a dozen hits as Cincinnati won 5 to 2. Mark Koenig and Ernie Lombardi each had three hits and led a 13-hit attack while Babe Herman homered for Chicago. De Louis game postponed.
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Indians
Browns
Cleveland
St. Louis Brown
Monte Pearson
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
St. Louis
Andrews
McAfee
Himsley
Pearson
Pytalk
Chicago
Tony Freitas
Cincinnati
Cubs
Reds
Prestas
Lombardi
Malone
Tinning
Joiner
Harriett
de Louis
Seals top Angels in tight Coast League clash
In San Francisco the Seals beat the Los Angeles Angels 5 to 4 as they broke a string of one run losses. Key names include Thomas Henshaw McDougall and G Campbell for San Francisco with Zinn and Man. Hollywood defeated Mission 7 to 5 in a separate tilt, aided by strong hitting despite a pitching battle.
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Seals
Los Angeles Angels
Los Angeles
Thomas
Henshaw
McDougall
G. Campbell
Zinn
Man
Walsh Leads Oakland Past Sacramento In Series Clash
Ed Walsh pitched tightly as Oakland defeated Sacramento 4 to 0 in Oakland to take a 3-2 lead in the series. The game was played in Oakland on June 9.
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Oakland
Calif
Ed Walsh
Sacramento
Boise Judge Seeks Republican Primary Candidacy
Judge Jay L. Downing of Pocatello filed for blanks at the secretary of state to run in the Republican primary for the fifth district judgeship, a post he currently holds.
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Boise
Jay L. Downing
Pocatello
Secretary of State
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