Doubleheader Sunday in Yellowstone league at Overland Park
First place on the line as Pocatello Red and White faces Rigby Lions in the opening game at 2 p.m. The Red and White lead with three wins, Rigby sit second with two losses. Keality Kids vs Blackfoot Bronchos follows. weather projected to draw a large crowd.
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Overland Park
Pocatello
Rigby Lions
Rigby
Keality Kids
Blackfoot Bronchos
Pocatello Athletic Club Bears
Idaho Falls
Spuds
Walt Hill
McGaugh
Larson
Bears
Mattson
Jorgenson
Kirby
Haacke
Isham
Blackfoot
Venemon
Chenk
Price
Kwality
Reese
Fellis
Hollywood defeats Los Angeles as Vance Page stars in Coast league
Vance Page pitched and batted Hollywood to a 4 1 victory over Los Angeles. He held the Angels to one hit and homered, doubled, and tripled for three runs. Seattle beat Portland 14 5 as Fred Muller hit two homers. San Francisco Seals opened with a 5 4 win over the Oaks, and Sacramento downed the Missions 7 2.
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San Francisco
Vance Page
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Angels
Seattle
Portland
Fred Muller
San Francisco Seals
The
Oaks
Fay Thomas
Jimmy Zinn
Seals
Sacramento
Missions
America Defends Wightman Cup at Wimbledon
United States women defended the Wightman Cup in Wimbledon by beating Great Britain as Helen Wills Moody defeated Dorothy Round 6 2 6 3. It marked the Americans fourth straight win and the first time since 1926 they triumphed on Wimbledon turf. The U S leads the series with six victories in ten years.
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Wimbledon
Eng
United States
Helen Wills Moody
Dorothy Round
Great Britain
Fight Results From Akron Erie and Hollywood Card
Eddie Shea of Chicago stopped Santiago Zorilla of Cleveland in the Akron show. Babe Triscaro of Cleveland outpointed Frisco Grande of Buffalo in a six round bout. Billy Wallace of Cleveland knocked out Frank Bojarski of Erie in ten rounds. Emile Spider Plander of France stopped Augie Dugerrio of New York in seven rounds. Bobby McNeil of Long Branch outpointed Lope Tenorio of the Philippines in ten rounds. Carl Lautenschlager of Kansas City and Al Pallandino of New York drew eight rounds. Baby Sal Sorio of San Bernardino scored a technical knockout over Mushy Callahan of Los Angeles in six rounds.
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Akron
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Santiago Zorilla
Cleveland
Babe Triscaro
Frisco Grande
Buffalo
Erie
Billy Wallace
Frank Bojarski
Montreol
Emile
Spider” Plander
France
Augie Dugerrio
New York
Long Beach
N. J
Bobby McNeil
Long Branch
Lope Tenorio
Philippines
Carl Lautenschlager
Kansas City
al Pallandino
York
Drew
Hollywood
Baby Sal Sorio
San Bernardino
Mushy Callahan
Los Angeles
Legion All Stars Dominate Independents 18 to 0
The Legion All Stars routed the Mighty Independents 18 to 0 in a game where Black and Simmons pitched for the Legion Juniors. Final cuts will reduce the 18 man squad as manager F. E. Tydeman selects three players from the current roster. Batteries were Gianni and Jenks for the Independents. Black Simmons Curtis Knowles for the Legion lineup.
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Legion All-Stars
American Legion
F. E. Tydeman
Black
Simmons
Legion
RHE Mighty Independents
Heavy rains muddy streams in southeastern Idaho fishing areas
The weekly fishing conditions report from the Pocatello Tribune warns rain and high water have muddied streams across southeastern Idaho. Despite poor conditions in many spots, some locations remain promising with notes on Armstead Red Rock river Big Lost above dam Mackay and Pebble to Lava Hot Springs for bait and dry fly opportunities.
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Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
Armstead
Montana
Pebble
Red Rock River
Horse Prairie
Horse Prairie Creek
Dell
Red Rock
Big Sheep Creek
Lima
West Yellowstone
Madison
Mackay
Big Lost River
Arco
Lost River
Antelope Creek
Ashton—Snake
Fall River
Rirle
South Fork
Tetonia
Teton River
Hailey
Wood River
Picabo
Silver Creek
Dam
Pebble Station
Lava
Baseball Leaders Feature Top Hitters and Pitchers
Major League leaders listing yesterday scores with names from multiple teams. Foxx and Gehringer lead batting and doubles in the American League, while Klein and Waner show strong totals for the Phillies and Pirates. Pitching leaders include Betts and Swetonic with notable win totals.
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National
P. Waner
Pirates
Klein
Phillies
Hurst
Herman
Reds
Frisch
Cardinals
Betts
Braves
Swetonic
Foxx
Athletics
Hite—Foxx
Gehringer
Tigers
Baseball turmoil fuels late NL pennant chase at Ebbets Field
The NL leadership shifts daily as Cubs Dodgers clash ends in a near brawl with Bill Jurges and Mickey Finn. Dodgers win 4 to 3 as Thurston shines. Ed Brandt and Red Lucas also win for Boston and Cincinnati respectively in a day of tight mound duels and big inning comebacks.
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Ebbets Field
Bill Jurges
Cubs
Mickey Finn
Dodgers
Hollis Thurston
Boston Braves
Ed Brandt
Boston
Cardinals
Bill Hallahan
Giants
Cincinnati
Red Lucas
Reds
George Grantham
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Coleman
Breakfast Precedes Golf At Country Club Event
A breakfast for members and guests from Idaho Falls Country Club will precede a four team golf match Sunday morning at the Pocatello Country Club. Idaho Falls plans 15 to 20 players to join Ross Park’s visitors American Falls Twin Falls and Pocatello Elks in a combined team event and Elks handicap. Dewey Hutchinson and others from Twin Falls are among the listed players for the Ross Park four team match.
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Country Club
Idaho Falls Country Club
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Pocatello Elks
Elks
Ross Park
American Falls
Twin Falls
Dewey Hutchinson
Jimmy Winterholder
E. M. Sweeley
J. G. Toolson
Harry Denton
Pete Wray
James Sinclair, Jr
D. L. Alexander
Robert Denton
W. S. Hill
C. P. Coseriff
Grant Padget
H. C. Edmunds
Paul Bieler
Lynn Stewart
Tony Leonard
Bob Leute
C. L. Lewis
Baseball Summary of Player and Team Statistics
Triples Myer and Senators chapter show 9 home runs by Foxx for the Athletics and 21 bases by Chapman of the Yankees. Pitching by Gomez of the Yankees at 11 1, Grove of the Athletics at 11 3.
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Myer
Senators
Foxx
Athletics
Chapman
Yankees
Gomez
Grove
Yesterday's Stars shine in early games across leagues
Joe Sewell of the Yankees singled in the 11th to drive in a winning run against the Tigers. Alvin Crowder of the Senators blanked the White Sox with three hits. Dick Bartell of the Phillies doubled in the eighth to beat the Pirates. Ed Brandt of the Braves throttled the Cardinals, winning 2-1.
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Alvin Crowder
Washington Senators
Chicago
Athletics
Cleveland
Simmons
Cochrane
Ed Coleman
Earle Combs
Joe Sewell
Detroit Tigers
Vernon Gomez
St. Louis Browns
John McHaels
Boston
Yankees
Tigers
Senators
White Sox
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Pirates
Ed Brandt
Braves
Cardinal
Left arm in golf swing guards against mishits
The article explains that golfers often overcompensate with a right handed swing, sidelining the left arm. A stray left elbow near impact causes the clubhead to strike with the heel, resulting in a heel shank. Keep the left arm close to the body through the arc to avoid trouble.
Kwality Kids Triumph Over Roundhouse In Twilight League
The Kwality Kids beat Roundhouse 4 to 2 at Overland Park to stay atop the Twilight league standings. Key contributors were Glen Hadley on the mound yielding one hit in seven innings and Cushing with superb defense. Mattson homered for Roundhouse while Raidy and Hadley each held the other side to limited hits.
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Kwality
Ross Phillips
Overland Park
Glen Hadley
Cushing
Hadley
Raidy
Ross
Mattson
Sadn
Phillips
Barrett
Hill
Mitchell
Rhe Kuality
Roundhouse
Ruality Kids
H. Thomas
Mulica
Liday
Terrae
Thomas
Reese
Seewee Mattson
Byington
Boyd
Tees
Pictures Exhibited By Rotarians At Bannock Dinner
Rotarians at Bannock hotel dinner discussed art and showcased Professor T. R. Neilson’s canvases. Neilson, returning from sabbatical in the east, led the art discussion with violin solos by Ingaard Neilson and songs by Milo Daley. Committee members were named to plan a Rotary float for the Days of Old Fort Hall parade.
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Bannock
T. R. Neilson
University
Milo Daley
Tom Edwards
Eldon
McCammon
Ida Bistline
Oakland
Pocatellan
Walter Lloyd
Salt Lake
Nicholas Ifft
Rotary
Old Fort Hall
J. P. Halliwell
E. N. Roberts
William S. Cady
Finis Bentley
J. R. Young
L. F. Molinelli
Dick Leach
C. G. Billmeyer
E. Brady
Clarence Stevenson
Paul Nash
Fine music program at First Methodist Episcopal church
A Sunday concert at the First Methodist Episcopal church features Mrs. T R Neilson, organist, in her final appearance before summer vacation. The program includes Prelude Arioso Frey Offen toire Andantino Shelly Post lude by Von Selitz a vocal duet by Professor T R Neilson and son Ingaard Lead Kindly Light with Mrs. Neilson, and violin solo Largo by Handel by Miss Vernice Gibby with Mrs. Neilson. The evening service honors Eastern Star delegates with Scottish Rite quartet and Miss Esther Teeple at the organ.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
T. R .Neilson
Arioso Frey
Offertoire
Andantino Shelly
von Selitz
T. R. Neilson
Ingaard
Neilson
Vernice Gibby
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Largo
Handel
Esther Teeple
Etiquette on Godparents and Christening Invitations
Dear Mrs Post explains selecting godparents and inviting them. It advises choosing intimate friends, managing christening announcements, and suggests hosting tea or christening punch with white cake for expected visitors on the christening day.
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Mrs. Post
Emily Post
John Hood Selected for Convention Amid Graft Debate
The report outlines John Hood chosen to attend a convention addressing anti yellow dog contracts and legislative reform. Governor Ross faces criticism for public endowment fund administration as planks propose abolishing redundant offices, consolidating budget bureaus, trimming the highway and public utilities staff, and limiting district judges. A non-partisan judiciary and a full survey of state agencies are urged to enable consolidations and eliminations.
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Ross
Highway Department
Budget Bureau
Bureau of Public Accounts
Department of Reclamation
Public Utilities Commission
Bureau of Highways
Idaho Democrats Adopt Platform and Elect Delegates
The state Democratic convention approved a platform calling for abolition of cabinet government and favoring public works with a living wage. It backed tax studies, water resource utilization for farmers, and local labor for public works. Delegates and alternates to national and state posts were chosen, with Sam O. Tannahill elected national committeeman and Teresa Graham re elected as national committeewoman.
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Benewah
Veterans Welfare Commission
John Hood
F. E. Johnesse
Boise
Pocatello
J. H. Hawley
W. P. Whitaker
Frank Martin, Sr
Harold Toomer
Montpelier
E. M. Holden
Idaho Falls
H. H. Rankin
Ashton
J. J. McCue
Curtis Pike
Wilson
Asher B. Wilson
Twin Falls
State Central Committee
Tannahill
Walker
Teresa Graham
Coeur d’Alene
T. A. Walters
Caldwell
T. C. Coffin
Pope
Muscle Shoals
Boulder Dam
General Platform Committee
State Game Department
George Erb
Lewiston
A. L. Freehafer
Payette
Byron Defenbach
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O. F. Smith Farm
Kwality Kids
M. E. Church
Jack
H. G. Harris
St. Anthony
G. P. Mix
Moscow
L. L. Burtenshaw
Council
James P. Pope
Will H. Simons
Moses Alexander
Wood D. Parker
Alice Cosgrove
John L. Moore
A. L. Alford
Ramsay M. Walker
Coeur d'Alene
H. L. Day
Wallace
Robert Elder
Graham Hailey
Compton I. White
Clarks Fork
Ellen Healey
J. F. Jenny
Cottonwood
L. E. Dillingham
Coffin
Blue Moon
Ames Orchestra
Canton Cafe
Merchants
Viaduct
Troy
Parisian
West Center
Garrett’s Transfer & Storage Co
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Main and
Lander
A. L. Chilton
Pocatello Optical CO
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