Coast Samples Night Baseball Showdown Across Coast
In San Francisco crowds of 12 000 saw the Sacramento Senators beat Oakland 8 to 1 as Craghead won nine innings of shutout relief and Pierson allowed three more runs. San Francisco moved to second by defeating Los Angeles 7 to 3 behind Elmer Jacobs. The Missions beat Hollywood 10 to 5 as Dutch Lieber starred for the Reds. Seattle edged Portland 6 to 5 in a 15 inning opener. Kallio limited Beavers to 13 hits in a lengthy game.
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San Francisco
Sacramento Senators
Sacs
Oakland
Craghead
Bryan
Pierson
Oaks
Portland
Kallio
Indians
Beavers
Los Angeles
San Francisco Seals
Elmer Jacobs
Wes Schulmerich
E. Jacobs
Gaston Penebsky
Barfoot
Peters
Gabler
Warren
University greens under work at local golf course
The greens at the university golf course are undergoing maintenance with sand and oil mixed on each green. Players are asked to avoid disrupting work and report to the bulletin board for standings once handicaps are calculated. Seventy one players paid greens fees and will be listed with notices at Halloweills Drug store. Cocoa treats will be added to tees for protection of drivers.
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Halloweills Drug Store
Greens
Sciven
Great Falls Invites Bartle to Lead Boys Work
Ralph W. Bartle was invited to Great Falls Montana to consider the job of boys work secretary. He would leave today by train and return Saturday morning. Bartle has directed Hi Y and University Y M C A activities in Pocatello and organized multiple clubs and model plane programs. If signed he would oversee a full time boys department in a prime Y building.
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Ralph W. Bartle
Great Falls
Montana
Mr. Bartle
Pocatello Y. M. C. A
Has .B
Irving
American Air Cadets
E. E. Huffman
Pocatello Tribune
University Y. M. C. A
Fred Traber
Great Falls Y. M. C. A
Traber
Ralph R. Wolf
Wolf
Bartle
Oial
Pocatello Polo Team in Boise Tournament
In Boise a series of polo games will determine the Idaho National Guard cavalry championship. Today Troop B of Pocatello faces Troop A of Gooding, Friday features Troop B against Troop E of Boise, and Sunday pits Troop A against Troop E in a rivalry from the Last Week’s Lowest tournament. All horses must be government owned or contract. Captain Joe C. of the Boise Polo Club will referee.
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Boise
Idaho National Guard Cavalry
Pocatello
Gooding
Troop E
Joe C
Boise Polo Club
Superstitions Help Wright’s Comeback for Robins
Brooklyn shortstop Glenn Wright, known for belief in lucky horseshoes, credits a bone graft shaped like a horseshoe for his comeback. After a severe arm injury and midseason layoff, Wright returned with a cured right arm and strong throws, revitalizing his career with the Robins.
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Brooklyn
Glenn Wright
Brooklyn Robins
Missouri
Wright
Robins
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jess Petty
Missions Top Stars 10-5 On Big Third Inning
San Francisco Missions defeated Hollywood Stars 10 to 5 in San Francisco Tuesday. Five-run third inning included three singles and two doubles after early errors. Carlyle hit a long seventh-inning homer for Hollywood. Batteries Wetzel Page Bassler Lieber Hoffman for the Missions.
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San Francisco
Pilus
San Francisco Missions
Hollywood Stars
Missions
Carlyle
Hollywood
Wetzel, Page and
Bassler
Lieber and
Hoffman
Ripley Explains Facts of Freaks and Uncle Sam Link
The original Uncle Sam was Sam Wilson of Troy who oversaw government consignments in the War of 1812. His initials were misread as the name, merging into the famous Uncle Sam. He is buried in Merriam Indiana, and his 93 year old son John W. Wilson lives in Albion Indiana. The article also notes Texas Staked Plains as a wood and water source and a Chanute Kansas carpenter who roofed the wrong house.
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Uncle Sam
Sam Wilson
Troy
United States Commissariat
U. S
United States
Merriam
Indiana
John W. Wilson
Albion
Texas
Colima Knocks Out Sheridan in Third Round
Bert Colima of Whittier California stopped Homer Sheridan of Sioux City Iowa in the early third round of a ten round bout in Los Angeles. Sheridan was knocked down twice and saved by the bell in the second round before the decisive knockout. The pair had battled to a draw in a prior meeting here.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bert Colima
Whittier
Homer Sheridan
Sioux City
Iowa
Sheridan
Genaro Defends Flyweight Title in Toronto Bout
Frankie Genaro the flyweight champion by the National Boxing Commission defeated Albert Belanger in a ten round match in Toronto June 11 to retain the national title. Genaro led early with sharp offense before Belanger surged with speed and skill but the champion finished strong and kept the crown.
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Toronto
Ont
Frankie Genaro
National Boxing Commission
Albert
Frenchy) Belanger
Genaro
Belanger
Frankie
Summer Closure Of Green Bucket Thursday Dances
The Green Bucket announces a summer closure for Thursday night dances with no events this season. J12
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Green Bucket
Boys Organize Summer Plans For Aquatic Clubs
YMCA boys groups shift from gymnastics and sports to swimming and aquatic events for summer. Three aquatic clubs are formed with junior intermediate and senior groups planning meets and new members. Notables at meetings include Elmo Walker Edward Mooney Fred Meyers and Eddie Pickett among others.
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Pocatello
Cornell
Thye Defeats Edwards After Edwards Injures Shoulder
Portland wrestler Ted Thye defeated Billy Edwards of Kansas City after Edwards injured his shoulder and could not continue following the second fall. Edwards won the first fall in 23 minutes 13 seconds with headlocks, Thye the second in 7 minutes 25 seconds with a wrist lock. Edwards weighed 183 pounds, Thye 185. Burris of North Lewisburg, Ohio, claims the world’s largest bass vial, 15 feet long.
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Portland
Ore
Ted Thye
Billy Edwards
Kansas City
Edwards
Thye
Harry D. Burris
North
Lewisburg
Ohio
Beary organizes First Ball League at Franklin playground
Beary opens the First Ball League under the YMCA program at Franklin playground with four teams Cubs Pirates Tigers and Yankees. First games were held at 3 pm with Cubs vs Pirates and a second clash planned Friday at 3 pm. Girls league starts Thursday with Miss Cornell directing.
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Franklin
Beary
Cubs
Pirates
Tigers
Yankees
Franklin Grounds
Irving Playground
Pranklin Cubs
Merle Reynolds
A. G. Bell
James Anderson
Harold Martin
Mickey Hmronek
Don Peterson
Lloyd Clark
Harold Erickson
Louis Straus
Gray Kinnersley
Jim O'Connell
Elmer Marley
Ralph Rossiter
Woodrow Benson
Bill Niles
Charles Nelson
Jack Sterling
Ron
Irving
Steamship Tickets Available Worldwide at Keystone Building
Gathe at the Keystone building offers steamship reservations to nearly any world destination with free information. Call 900 to inquire and book early. T. HH. Gathe is the agent.
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Gathe
Keystone
T. HH. Gathe
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Western Spray Painting Co
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First Ball League
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